Local residents listed with visits and moves
Miss Gertrude Rousch returns from Cincinnati while several residents travel to Indianapolis and St Louis. Catherine Tuttle comes home from Peoria. Mr and Mrs W A Albee return to Cincinnati after a city visit. Mrs Green visits St Louis after staying with the Misses Mullen. Mrs Stutsman and daughter Mary travel to Vera after visiting Mrs Beckett of Canaan. Mr H A Anger returns to Sandusky after visiting Miss Agnes Cassidy. William Neal joins the William E Ogle agency as solicitor. Dr Carl Hesning of Hanover named official Indiana Legion delegate to Kansas City convention October 4 to November 2. Paul Flynn and Ruth White obtain a marriage license from Clerk Hiry Fo Nichols and are married by Judge Kilfith in the courthouse office at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rousch
Cincinnati
George Tate
John H. Grimes
Indianapolis
W. A Albee
wiMies
Catherine Tuttle
Peoria
Charles Green
St. Louis
H. A. Anger
Sandusky
Ohio
Agnes Cassidy
William Neal
William E. Ogle Agency
Neal
Ogle
Carl Hesning
Hanover
Jefferson Post
Indiana Department of the
Fire devastates block in Bedford Kentucky
Fire of unknown origin in Bedford Kentucky destroyed the garage, an implement shop and several buildings in the block owned by Hon C B Terrell. Loss is about 20000 with 2500 insured. Terrell is hospitalized in Louisville for treatment and long noted state legislator and former speaker. Residents and farmers fought the blaze with dynamite used to contain spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Terrell
Bedford
Mr. Terrell
Terrell
Louisville
Trimble
Oldham
House of Representatives
Madison
Motto Origins of Harvard Motto From Dutch Sources
Clifford B. Clapp of the Henry E. Plantington library in San Gabriel California stated before the Colonial Society of Boston that Harvard’s motto Caristo et Ecclesiae is Dutch in origin. He traced it to a portal at Franeker University portico in Friesland founded in 1585.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Caristo Et Ecclesiae
Clifford B. Clapp
Henry E. Plantington Library
San Gabriel
Cal
Boston
Franeker
Friesland
Annexed Notes Describe New Specialty Training
A clipped report outlines a new specialty and associated training details. It notes key instructors and institutional names, with emphasis on the program’s aims and expected outcomes for early participants. The text highlights timetable elements and potential benefits to local industry.
Red Cross Gives $310000 to Aix Clean Up Drive
The Red Cross provides 310000 dollars for Aix clean up efforts. Community volunteers and local groups coordinate distribution and support to areas hit by the disaster. The drive aims to aid recovery and rebuild affected neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Aix
Legal Notices and Civil Proceedings in Circuit Court
Judge Po E. Bear filed suit for Webb Robeson against Leonard Boonfield and others on a note. An administrator sought to erect a tombstone for Keenara V. Todd. motion approved. Ida Graves sought attachment against Wiley Graves. writ ordered. Elizabeth Miller granted divorce from Joseph Miller. Elizabeth Cox restored. Seed wheat vitality note references Asa Gray on longevity of seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po E. Bear
Webb Robeson
Leonard Boonfield
Fleece Line
Lockridge
Keenara V. Todd
Ida Graves
George W. Miles
Wiley Graves
Elizabeth Miller
Joseph Miller
Sulzer
Bear
Elizabeth Cox
Captain Americus Whedon 81 Dies After Long Civil War Service
Captain Americus Whedon aged 81, veteran of the Civil War and late vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, died last evening in Madison. Born in North Madison, he fought in Stone River and Chickamauga, later piloting trains and aiding Union efforts. He leaves a daughter Mrs Bonnie Wickersham and a son Robert A. Whedon of Dallas, with funeral plans pending arrival of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Whedon
Grand Very Fohe Republic
Hes Hiewie
Washington
Mra
Bonnie
Cherokee Road
Tdoie
Whedon
Ate
Do. Wickersham
Katte Symne
Roamert A. Whedon
Dallas
Texas
John W. Whedon
Jounevile
James
Lois Acgedes
Hugh Caperton
Louisvale
Carl Langenberg
St. Jogs
Morgan
Local and Regional Notes From Madison
Emma McBride and son Henry of Louisville visit Mr. Charles McBride on East Third Street. W L Littel returns to Booneville Indiana after visiting Madison friends. Rebecca Scott goes to Columbus Ohio after visiting in Madison. Fred Glass returns to Kansas City Missouri after visiting his mother Mrs. Louisa Glass on East Third Street. Sheriff Dihammer transports James Meade to the penal farm for a 90 day petit larceny sentence. State Grange session at Columbus and Canaan Grange of Jefferson county perform degrees. Mandana Mulligan granted divorce from Scott Mulligan and reverts to Mandana Turner. P E Bear represents plaintiff, George W Miles defendant. Miss Helen C Henry of Madison elopes with Laurence G. Neff of Indianapolis. married October 15 in Indianapolis. Neff is a soldier overseas in training. Bride is daughter of Walter Henry. Wishes of happiness from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McBride
Henry
Louisville
Charles McBride
East Third Street
W. L. Littel
Booneville
Ind
Rebecca Scott
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Glass
Columbus Grange
Canaan Grange
Jefferson County
Mandana Mulligan
Scott Russel Mulligan
Mandana Turner
P. E. Bear
George W. Miles
Helen C. Henry
Madison
Laurence Gi. Neff
Indianapolis
Wedding bells as four couples obtain licenses in county
Clerk Harry Eo Nochols notes a busy day with four couples securing marriage licenses in the county this afternoon. The unions include Paul Wallace to Gladys Robbins and Orion Halterbrum to Non Creneh, both couples wed by Rev. W. S. Rader and Rev. Shulls at home. Robert Emil Kraft of Indianapolis weds Helen Eva Elbert of this city, ceremony by Rev. Arends at 5 PM at the Eckert home on Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eo Nochols
Wallace
Orhoety
Gladys Robbins
Thes County
Orion Halter Brum
Non Creneh
W.S. Rader
Erven Kelley
North Vernon
Gracie May Hough
Rev. Shulls
Robert Emil Kraft
Indianapolis
Helen Eva Elbert
U. S Ayers Store
Frank Elbert
Arends
Walter Eckert
Poplar Street
Motto for pessimists from the Boston Transcript
Pessimists are urged not to delay regrets and avoid waiting to pee at it tomorrow, a wry motto cited by the Boston Transcript. The quip frames reluctance as a cause of rue and delays a practical action with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Unclear History Item on Bis Increase and Detaeace Sportsmen
Fragmented report cites a "Migrant Bid Law" boosting Detaaeace Sportsmen and mentions York and Philadelphia for birds. Text includes garbled phrases about weather, roof issues, and an aphorism on an active mind, with no clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Philadelphia
Funeral of Mrs Margaret Garrity Arrives from Cincinnati
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Garrity arrived on last night's train from Cincinnati. Funeral services were held at St. Michael's Church at 9 o'clock this morning conducted by Rev. M. N. Guthneck. A large number of relatives and friends attended. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery in North Madison with pallbearers Wm. C. Roth, Thomas Walch, Peter Graley, W. H. Peters, Thomas Cavanaugh, and William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Garrity
Cincinnati
M. N. Guthneck
St. Michael’s Church
North Madison
Messrs
Wm. C. Roth
Thomas Walch
Peter Graley
W. H. Peters
Thomas Cavanaugh
William Smith
Red Cross Plans Six Million Dollar Push to Aid Children
The American Red Cross outlines a six million dollar program for medical care and clothing for thousands of children in Central and Eastern Europe. The plan, described on the eve of the annual Roll Call, calls for Child Welfare stations and medical services to restore the health of vulnerable youngsters with private philanthropy and Hoover relief support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Armenican Red Cross
Europeanin Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
Wathon
American Red Cross
Happiness and Wishful Thinking Across a Relative View
A paraphrase of Uncle Ebep muses on happiness as a mirror of another's thoughts about oneself, suggesting a shared outlook matters more than wealth or status. The line reflects humor and kinship in a dialectical reflection on desire and identity.
Death of Mrs Cordelia Eldridge in Saluda Township
Mrs Cordelia Monroe Eldridge died at 1 40 PM at her Saluda township home after a three week illness of peritonitis. She was 59, born in Saluda, daughter of Capt Daniel P Monce, longtime Jeffer son County resident and wartime worker. Survived by husband James William Eldridge and brother Edward Monroe of Denver. She was active in Tryus Universalist Church and contributed to local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madiyn
Jeffreon County
Cordelia Monroe Eldridge
James William Eldridge
Saluda Township
Peritinis
Daniel P. Monce
Jefferson County
Eldridge
Tryus Universalist Church
Edward Monroe
Denver
Colorado
Death of Mrs Catherine Temperly in Madison Featured in Local Obituary
Mrs Catherine Temperly wife of James Temperly Sr died at the family home at Mulberry and First streets after months of illness. Born in Tranble county Kentucky she lived in Madison most of her life as a devoted wife and mother. Survived by husband two sons Mrs Pook Fobz and Mr Clell Yompeedy Akron Ohio a grandson and many siblings and relatives. Funeral arrangements not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Temperly
James Temperly
Mulberry
First Streets
Lost Continent Atlantis Myth Recounted in Ancient Text
The fragment describes Athintis or Atlantis as a mythic realm west of the Straits of Gibraltar in the Atlantic Ocean. It notes the land was swallowed by the sea about 9 000 years ago as a label for the inhabitants' wars against Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athintis
Straits of Gibraltar
Tinto
Athens
Origins of Venezuela Name Tied to Venice Discovery
The name Venezuela traces to Alonso de Ojeda who in 1400 named the country after the Onetes tribe and their stilt houses, recalling Venice. Ojeda observed fishermen living on water piles and linked the dwelling style to the Italian city of Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Venice
la Alonso de Ojeda
Ojeda
Ad Fragments Spark Reader Scrutiny in Local Ad Scan
A garbled OCR style notice mentions a bidtintoce advert with a phrase about the baby and a Boston oboe ad offering cheap cleaning for 13 cents. The fragments suggest a collage of illicit or inappropriate-sounding promotions amid a newspaper page.
Caspian region averages ten inches of yearly rainfall
The Caspian Sea region receives about ten inches of rain annually, a notably arid metric for the area. This low precipitation level influences local agriculture, water resources, and climate considerations across surrounding nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian Sea
Divorce Debate Rivets Britain as War Echoes
A British uproar on marriage and divorce follows wartime hasty alliances and upheavals. Parliament debates two measures while clergy like Rev Basil Bourchier urge stricter marriage standards amid public protests and a stage play fueling controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Parliament
Arthur S. Draper
New York Tribune
Great Britain
Isles
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Cardinal Billot embroiled in church controversy
Distorted account alleges Cardinal Billot refused the ordination to several young women at a Jesuit church in Rhode Island after a disturbance over attire. Report notes crowd reaction and claims the cardinal opposed improper dress, with further remarks from Ms Voth and others.
Curious Case Of Joseph Pevnish On The City’s Edge
Seventeen year old Joseph Pevnish of St Louis traveled with neighborhood boys seeking curiosity and suffered a severe skull injury after a June 20 fall at Power Grove Station. He underwent skull removal to relieve brain pressure and was discharged as cured before returning seeking to resemble peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pevnish
St Louis
Curie
Tim
Glimpre
Joe
Power Grove
Rectangular Meteor Seen Over Manresa After Storm
A rectangular luminous body crossed the sky from north to east at high speed during a storm in Manresa Spain. A bright trail followed as sparks fell from the object, with witnesses believing it to be a meteor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manresa
Spain
Acorn Poisoning Tragedy Claims Child in Waukegan
Three children aged five six and seven the sons of Mr and Mrs tarry Beammond of Waukegan Illinois were poisoned after eating acorns. The oldest William perished and doctors recovered more than a quart of acorns from their stomachs.
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Tarry Beammond
Waukegan, HL
William
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