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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
Local Arrivals and Departures Highlight Madison Notes
Madison society pages recap residents traveling from Akron Cleveland Logansport and Indianapolis. Includes Mr C A Tague with uncle D W Tague and plans for visits to Danville Minneola and beyond. Remains of David L. Watta ship to home in Oblogmington by Undertaker Semester. Wedding intentions noted for Clarence Sastor and Louis Potter.
Promotion to viscount and pension for Sir James Lowther
Sir James Lowther, long allied with the Conservative party and MP for Penrith since 1886, receives a viscountcy and a pension of 20 000 dollars yearly. He holds LLLD from Oxford and CLC from Cambridge, with Trinity College honors and a barrister’s qualification since 1879. Fail to Dead Where He Killed a Man Michael McDonald dies of heart disease in Kansas City near the old self-defense killing site of Michael Cl seven years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowther
Cambridge
Trinity College
Michael McDonald
Kansas City
Michael Cl
Pénprins Swim With Wings and Rudders
A fragment mentions Pénprins swimming with wings and their fextas serving as rudders, suggesting a maritime or mythical context with winged vessels.
Johnson Dickerson wedding at Second Presbyterian Church
Edith Johnson wed Charles G. Dickerson at 6 am by Rev G W Pearce at his home on west Third street. Only relatives and close friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Johnson, wears brown traveling suit and matching hat. groom, son of Mr and Mrs C N Dickerson, is city editor of the Courier. They left for a wedding trip to North Madison on the morning train FEast. The Herald offers congratulations and wishes long life and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Johnson
Charles G. Dickerson
G. W. Pearce
Second Presbyterian Church
West Third Street
Dickerson
North Madison
David Johnson
C. N. Dickerson
The
Courier
Albert Schad
Indianapolis
John Phillips
New Albany
Louisville
Otto Sandefer
Clydesdale
Iowa
Iffie Lewellen
J. W. Moody
West Main Street
Joseph F. Niesse
French Lick Springs
Harry Gaines
Huntington
W. Va
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Okla
George Sherman
Cincinnati
Frank Thacker
Dayton
Ohio
C. E. Toler
North Vernon
Charles Gray
Charlotte M. Clark
James W. Clark
G. V. Cain
Scottsburg
H. M. Rogers
Hanover
Julia B
City
Death claims Mrs. Ira Keel of near Roker's Ridge
Mrs. Ira Keel aged 44 died suddenly yesterday after a period of illness. She leaves her husband daughter Miss Leona her parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Miller and three sisters Mrs. George Heverline Mrs. Guy Dolby and Mrs. Clarence Scheetz. She was a longtime member of the Christian Church of Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Keel
Roker's Ridge
Leona
John W. Miller
George Heverline
Ryker's Ridge
Guy Dolby
Indianapolis
Clarence Scheetz
Madison
Keel
Christian Church of
Auto Accident Near Madison Involves Gehl Family
While driving from Indianapolis to visit friends in Madison Mr and Mrs Frank Gehl and their daughter Ada Robins were in a collision on the larva road in front of William Mayfields home around 9:00 PM Saturday. Gehl’s lights failed and he was blinded by oncoming headlights causing his car to strike a horse and buggy. Robins suffered a severe bruise to the left hip and was cared for at Mayfields before being taken to the Eisenhardts on Church Street for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Indianapolis
Frank Gehl
Ada Robins
William Mayfield
Gehl
John R. Keeling
Shelbyville
Addie M. Moore
East Main Street
Prof
E. R. Ferguson
Moorefield
Joseph Hummel
George J. Hummel
Helen Hummel
Wallace McKeand
George Edwin
Order
Charles Knoebel
Louis Moore
George Heid
Oliver Eaglin
Harry Davis
Harry Nichols
Charles Hoffman
Henry McDaniel
North Walnut Street
John Strong
Cook
Haigh
Jefferson Street
Visiting Los Angeles Detective Pauses in Madison
Sergeant King from Los Angeles police visits Madison staying with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pheets on Fillmore Street. He is en route to New York before returning to Los Angeles to follow the embezzlement case of Frank L. Main, famed as king of a large California buncombe ring that swindled over three million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
Los Angeles
California
Peter Pheets
Fillmore Street
King
New York
Frank L. Main
Main
Sergeant King
Culver King
Madison
Madison notices recount visits and local deaths
In Madison on October 18 several residents travel for visits to New Albany Louisville Connersville and St Louis. Births deaths and weddings are noted including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Willard Spry who died soon after, and Allen Quinn and Ross Breden deaths with funeral arrangements.
Madison residents travel and court action noted
Local notices report Mrs. Mary Rea and others taking trains to visit relatives in Chicago Paoli Indianapolis Dayton and Cincinnati. Shriners and Red Men attend events in Indianapolis. A divorce suit is filed in circuit court by Charlotte M. Clark. Mrs. Henry McDaniel suffers a wagon accident in Madison with medical aid provided.
Oldest Trimble county couple to vote same ticket
Aged couple George W. Williamson and his wife Lucinda Williamson near Monitor Kentucky plan to vote the Democratic ticket and the League of Nations advocate in the November 2 election. They will cast their votes for Cox and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Williamson
Lucinda Williamson
Monitor
Trimble County
Williamson
League of Nations
Cox
Roosevelt
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised with reward claim
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a 100 reward for incurable catarrh cases. It claims blood action cleanses mucous surfaces and promises quick health improvements. Includes testimonial requests and pricing, ending with a note on faster hair growth in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Awful Conditions in India Reported by Missionaries
A report by Rev. W T Ferguson for the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society warns of dire conditions across South India with famine, disease, and widespread hunger. Mission stations struggle as refugees cry for food, water shortages grow, and famine camps serve thousands amid famine and social unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
Inet
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Tde
W.T. Ferguson
South India
Rock Crest
Baptist
Sportepett
Fisterle
Storm Strips Chickens At Delaware Farm After Night Storm
A severe storm at Thorvey Lyman's farm between Newport and Staunton Delaware blew away nearly all poultry including chickens ducks and geese. Surviving birds were featherless and scattered. only one coop remained intact. The barn and home suffered damage with the roof torn off and debris scattered. A large water tank was carried from the second floor, and lighting was blown to trees across the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorvey Lyman
Newport
Staunton
Del
Democratic ticket line up and local notices
The article lists Democratic ticket candidates for various statewide and judicial offices led by Cox and Roosevelt with multiple Indiana names. It notes Mr G L Cook returning to Indianapolis from Hanover, and a 90 acre land sale in east Shelby township to Howard Stewart with Roy D. Scott as administrator and attorneys Emerson Lemen and Joseph M. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Cook
Mary Horton
Hanover
Indianapolis
William F. Spillman
East Shelby Township
Roy D. Scott
Howard Stewart
Milton Township
Emerson Lemen and
Joseph M. Cooper
Anniversary 193 by McClure Syndicate
Mrs. Crawford recalls a dream of better days as years of poverty and routine erode her marriage. Alfred plans a night out with flowers, reviving memories and a fragile hope while their daughters watch.
Poll backs opposition to government operation of business
National survey of 86 percent of editors shows broad agreement that government should not run businesses against private citizens. The data contrasts with last year’s 83 percent opposition and notes party affiliations did not sway the view. States like Texas Massachusetts Nevada Connecticut and South Carolina show high consensus against such government operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Michigan
Massachusetts
Nevada
Connecticut
South Carolna
Maine
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
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A and BT Herald Company
Ies
Raet’Main Street
Madison Ind
Peter Golden
Akron
Cleveland
Brook McTyre
Graham McTyre
St. Loui
C. A. Tague
Clark County
Ind
D. W. Tague
Jefferson County
Clarence Spivey
Eliza Duncan
Danville
Clarence Sastor
Switzerland County
Louis Potter
Mueshields
Scott County
Charles Kloss
John Kloss
Mintie Waiterrowd
Arends
Loss
Steel
Compress Ly
House OF Lords
the Herald
Mrs
Miss Robins
Haigh Undertaking House
Minerva Stewart
Gosport
Thomas Watlington
Connersville
State Grange
Watlington
Charles M. Quirin
Verconica Housefield
Squire Chapman
George Schumann
Mathilde Schumann
Kent Road
Convrersville
State Grange Association
Schumann
Antioch Grange
George Simpson
Graham Ross
Simpson
Ryker’s Ridge
Manville Christan Church
Manville Ceme
Willard Spry
Presbyterian Avenue
Springdale Cemetery
Allen Quinn
William Quinn
Ross Breden
Wade Breden
East Front Street
Mary Rea
Chicago
FE. O. Muncie
Paoli
Mayme Forthofer
O. C. Bear
Calvin Brown
Mary Miller
Elmer Brown
Charles Dibler
County Auditors’ Association of the State
Peter Siegel
Irvin Price
Martinsville
Carnine
William Shipman
Samuel Lemon Tomlinson
Milner
Illinois
John Sharp
Youngstown
Sharp
William Potter
Fulton
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Democratic
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Thomas Taggart
Carleton B. McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Wayne
Charles IL Wagoner
Bartholomew County
George D. Sunkel
Parke County
George A. Deharity
Madison County
Supreme Court
Wood Unger
Clinton County
Adelaide Baylor
Wabash County
Francis E. Bowser
Kosciusko County
Appellate Court
Elbert M. Swan
Spencer County
John C. Reidelbach
Fulton County
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon E. Leland
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emra D. Porter
John W. Driggs
Andrew W. Blake
Herman E. Bowman
Dupont
Robert D. Jackson
Shelby Township
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksburg
Jacob L. Kloppfer
Kent
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Alfred
Mrs. Crawford
Evelyn
Alfred Crawford
Hama
Vermont
CONN
Utah
Imaine
N. Car
PENN
Han
Ona
INO
Mont
N. Mex
ALA
In. Bak
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