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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1915

Page

5

Local Notes From Madison and Nearby Visits

Madison brief items report travel to Marion and Anderson for visits and events. Movements include Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Margaret Frost, J.C. White to Pittsburgh, and Estella Holwager guardianship petition. A Catholic Knights of America convention elected Dr N A Kremer as Supreme Delegate.

Sulzer Beira Circuit Court Estella Holwager Hanover Indiana State Council The Catholic Knights of America Indianapolis N. A. Kremer John A. Burton Herald Office Harry Lemen Chevrolet Oliver F Watson Madison Jefferson County Watson

Alfred Gente Robbed in Salt Lake City on Exposition Trip

A telegram from Alfred Gente reports he was assaulted and robbed of a substantial amount in Salt Lake City before leaving for San Francisco. He is hospitalized there with injuries but family hopes the wounds are not serious. He and Louisville friends continue toward the exposition.

Alfred Genter Louisville San Francisco Salt Lake City Genter Madigan

Narrow Escape At Bridge Construction Over Big Creek

A rope broke and scaffolding failed on a bridge over Big Creek at Piegah near Deputy yesterday afternoon. Workmen suffered bruises and scratches, with Ernest Wyne narrowly escaping a fatal fall after getting entangled in a rope. The bridge is under contract with the county by Charles Platz.

Big Creek Piegah Deputy Evert Wyne Earl Morgason Graham Township Frank Wolf Ryker Redzo Ernest Wyne Chirles Platz

Death of William Bivens in Columbus

Word arrived in Madison of the death of William Bivens at his Columbus home at 7 this morning after a long tubercular illness. He was 50, formerly lived in Madison, survived by a widow and several grown children. He belonged to Clifty Falls Camp Modern Woodmen and had a $1030 policy. Funeral in Columbus Friday at 2 PM. burial in Columbus Cemetery.

William Bivens Columbus Bivens Clifty Falls A. J. Merrett Madison

Mayor's Court Fines Intoxication Offenders and Reforms

Omar Ball pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 50 dollars and costs and released to the peanut farm after a prior jail term. Andrew Kimmel also paid part of a 50 dollar fine for intoxication and received probation under a suspended sentence after promising abstinence and citing family support.

Omar Ball Ball Kremer Andrew Kimmel

Mrs Mary Sehrt dies after brief illness at 84

Mrs Mary Sehrt aged 84 wife of John Sehrt and longtime Ryker s Ridge resident died at her home after a brief illness from age related infirmities and a recent cold. Funeral plans await relatives arrival. Born in Bavaria she came to the county as a young girl and is survived by Fred Sehrt Indianapolis Mrs Mary Bondurant at home Mrs Elizabeth Mullen Indianapolis Mrs Peter Wolf Ryker s Ridge Mrs Anna Uhl Indianapolis Mrs Dora Holwager Indianapolis and a niece S J Bear of this city. She was a Lutheran and a devoted wife mother and neighbor.

Mary Sehrt John Sehrt Ryker’s Ridge Bavaria Germany Mre Sehrt Fred Sehrt

Madison Coal Co Becomes Madison Coal and Supply Company

The old Madison Coal Company reorganizes and will be known as Madison Coal and Supply Company with capital stock of 15000 dollars. Fred Hartweg of Cincinnati serves as President, Charlee Hillabold as Secretary and Treasurer, and J F Butts of Carrollton Kentucky as General Manager. The officers have coal industry and river transport ties and strong business experience.

Madison Coal Company Madison Coal & Supply Company Fred Hartweg Cincinnati Charlee Hillabol d J. F. Butts Carrollton West Virginia Louisville Hillabold New Concern Madison

Death of Miss Jessie Edmundson at 25

Miss Jessie Edmundson daughter of Edward Edmundson died this afternoon at 3 20 at her grandmother Mrs James Edmundegon s home on South Walnut street after a long illness. She had been an invalid since age two but remained bright and beloved by all who knew her. She is survived by her father her grandmother a brother Edward and many uncles and aunts. Funeral arrangements have not been decided.

Jessie Edmundson Edward Edmundson James Edmundegon South Walnut Street Edward

Albert S Alling Dies in Madison After Stroke at 54

Albert S Alling a former Madison resident died at The Kings Daughters hospital at 6 AM after a paralysis stroke. He aged 54, had lived in Indianapolis the past 15 years, and was married to May Eudaily with two children Marjorie 11 and Scovell 20. Survived by three brothers, funeral at Vail chapel for burial in Springdale. Delta Milea reports from Lancaster township. Mrs Buck recovering from surgery at Denny sanitarium.

Albert S. Alling City Mias May Eudaily Mies Marjorie Scovell Indianapolis Charles Chicago California van Wagenen Lake Forest Frederick Wyoming Vail Chapel Rev Campbell First Presbyterian Church Springdale Cemetery

Local notes and moves across Madison area

Madison dispatch itemizes social visits, travel and relocations. Residents travel to Terre Haute Indianapolis Bloomington Chicago and Des Moines. Court actions include an acquittal in Columbus and county fee reports. Local businesses Yonker and Fein relocate to Mulberry Street for expanded auto repair trade.

Death of William Kimmel in Indianapolis shocks Madison

William Kimmel 44 former Madisonian died suddenly at his Indianapolis home at 6 30 last evening after moving there 26 years ago to work as a cigar maker. He belonged to the Cigar Makers Union and was an Indianapolis bowling champion. Survived by a widow Nora Maurer and several siblings, funeral planned at Sacred Heart Church Indianapolis with interment there.

William Kimmel Indianapolis Madison Adam Kimmel William G. Keller Kimmel Andrew Steffan Cigar Makers’ Union of Nora Maurer Katie Cassidy William Steffen Guy Dearth Anna Kimmel Henry G. Schneider Edward Kimmel Henry Kimmel Denver Colorado Sacred Heart Catholic Church Susan Maurer

William G Kimmel Dies by Suicide in Chestnut Street Cistern

William G Kimmel 45 of 1654 Chestnut Street died by self inflicted drowning in a cistern behind Joseph Krebs 1650 Chestnut Street. Despondent over a nervous disorder he had removed the cistern cover and jumped in. Coroner Poole opened an inquiry. Survived by his widow.

Hurricane devastates town with 26 dead in Mississippi

Reports from Jackson and Vicksburg confirm twenty six people dead as hurricane wreckage valued at three million dollars devastates Water Valley and surrounding areas.

Water Valley Miss Jackson Vicksburg

Tropical hurricane plows northward damaging Mississippi valley

Memphis reports about twenty dead and one hundred injured as the tropical hurricane advances from New Orleans toward the Mississippi valley. Vicksburg records the storm as it drives toward the north with estimated damage rising to five million dollars across affected territories.

Memphis New Orleans Mississippi Valley Vicksburg

Russia Flees License Drive for Professional Photographers

Russia requires all professional photographers to be licensed while railways report 51,490 passenger cars in operation nationwide.

Russia

Reynard Hunting Club marks silver anniversary in Madison

The Reynards celebrated the 25th founding of the Reynard Hunting Club with an invitational event at the Walnut street club house attended by nearly 300 members and guests. George F. Harper spoke, reading club records, followed by a playful poem and dancing until 1 AM with Prof. Ferry and Miss Charlotte Schmidt providing music.

Reynard Hunting Club Madison North Walnut Street Henry Meyer Enetertainment Committee George F. Harper Harper Prof Ferry Mies Charlotte Schmidt

Death of Charles West in Henryville Illc. on trip to Oklahoma

Charles West a cousin of Mrs. Sarah Lee and Mr. Fred Schneider died of heart trouble in Henryville Illinois while en route to spend winter with relatives after selling his farm near Medford Oklahoma. The Henryville Odd Fellows lodge holds the body awaiting word from relatives. Burial likely to occur here.

Sarah Lee Fred Schneider Henryville Illc Charles West Lee Medford Okla Weat Henryville Lodge of Odd Fellows

Real Estate Transfers Move Land to Church and Purchaser

Walter R. Gordon transfers 4.48 acres in Hanover township to Hanover Presbyterian church for 201 dollars. Joel Curtis Bradford of Greenwood Kansas sells 40 acres in Monroe township to C V Murphy and J J Denny for 600 dollars.

Walter R. Gordon Hanover Presbyterian Church Hanover Joel Curtis Bradford Greenwood Kas C. V. Murphy J. J. Denny Monroe

Funeral Services For Mrs John Jones Held At Vail Chapel

Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at three o clock at the Vail chapel with Rev Lower of the Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery.

John Jones Vail Chapel Lower The Baptist Church Springdale Cemetery

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SEV Harry L. Bailey Maud Walters Jennings County W. C. Cole John Allen Depot Street Fred Smith Minnie Rogers Charles Levy Marion Ind Nettie Weaver Anna Cole Osman, Jilinovg Dennis Anderson J.C. White Pittsburgh Walter White Margaret Frost Josephine Anderson Rachel Woods John Woods North Madison Haigh Westfork Church Ripley County North Madigan Misaes Molie Bertha Effinger Effiinger Wilmer Wilson Elizabethtown Elizabeth Harmon Zearing H. J. Zearing Marion County M. R. Sulzer S. J. Bear P. E. Bear Vevay Alfred Gente Will'a’y Bivens Madisonian Mayor's Court Joan Sehrt Madison Coal CO Iteam Madison Coal & Supply Co Miee Delta Milea Lancaster Township John Buck Denny Sanitarium Dale Eckert Charles Dale Anna Reidel John Reidel Wirt Lulu Ferguson Terre Haute James Archer Mary W. Niklaus Harry KE. Davis Warren Hartaville Mary [Oldings Chicago University Kentucky Court of Appeals Burley Tobacco Co Carl Friedersdorff Little 500 Burkett Sc. Y. Grooms St. Louis Milton J. B. Clark Bloomington W. H. Millis John S. Smith Monroe Township Maxwell H. Bb. Dupraz W. O. Winfrey Robert Sample Earl Harter Matthew Lehnert Pacific Coast David Spencer, Jr Andister Susie Spencer David B. Huntley Canaan Clements Dilk McKay Greencastle Fred Simmons H. E. Grebe Ruth Wallace Edith Howard Des Moines Iowa Edw. Phillips Daniel Grebe Pleasant Ridge Frank Horuff John Mary Horuff Horuff East Main Street Margherita Yonker & Fein West Main Street Short Grocery Mulberry Street Jefferson William G. Kimmel Chestnut Street Joseph Krebs Sergis Richter Thomas Krebs Matilda Krebe Andrew Steffen East Washington Street Reynards
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