Madison Herald Weekly Edition Highlights Local News
The Madison Herald reports on a host of local items including Mrs. William Benson visiting Terre Haute, social visits by Mrs. Diewe, and remarks from Professor Donald Pye about the state teachers association. Also notes on weather, transport lore, a wireless feature, and a plane incident near Reno with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benson
Tere Haute
Diewe Pe Coli
Harrison Pegs
Mes Paas
Donald Pye Oe
Mrs William Schmidt Dies After Illness in City
Mrs. William Schmidt died after an illness, surrounded by family. She was born in Cincinnati in 1860, lived in this city after marriage, had several children and grandchildren, and was active in the Christian Church. The obituary notes her devotion, community ties, and the family’s grief as mourners gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schimidt
Imarcaye
Teris
Missouri
Bons
Et Cane
Jota
William Lilly
Iran
Oes
Helen Marr Hill
Edwin Beddes Davis
Helen June Davis
Mabdt
Jr Bes Des
Subscriptions to Clifty Falls State Park Fund Detailed
A lengthy list of subscriptions reported today for the Clifty Falls State Park fund includes numerous names and amounts from individuals and firms. Notable contributions reach from five to one hundred dollars, with many donors such as John Baum, Emery Weber, Howard Coleman, Mrs. BoE Powell, George A. Black, and the Brooks burg road supporters contributing diversely to the park and Brooksburg road efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifty Falls State Park
Clifty Falls State Park Fund
Wmn
J. McCleland
Dawson Smith
Crea. O. Smith
Tod. Calvert
C. RB. Methsh
Richard Keller
Jason Risk
Wor. Buchanan
Cob. Murphy
Peter Lieinrich
John He Dilk
J. Morrison
W. HL. Luckett
TU. Ramsey
Gen. S. Cowlam
Fred Stacey
Dr CC. Copeland
Spaulding & Schwab
Broadway Hotel
John Baum
Shofiee
J. Hummel Saddletree Co
Harry E. Nichols
J.B. Selleck
Zepf Bros
Win. Kahn
Brooksburg Road
Emery Weber
Thomas Oliver
Wesley Reed
John Coleman
Samuel Andres
Soli Katsar
Fred McKay
C. . Tanner
Roy McKay
Bruce Scott
Clifford Busch
Jor. Tanner
Wesley Scott
Clifford McKay
Webster Brook
George Traser
Howard Coleman
Dro NJ
AL Kremer
Ss. G. Boyd
Jos. Stembhardt
John Clements
First National Bank
George Muth
George M. Keller
Wills F. Copeland
WW. Mickel
W. EL OH. Cope
IT. Cope
Sanford Risk
J. W. Cope
Gustave Summers
Alien Buchanan
F. W. Copeland
I. PD. Risk
Hamiltons
J.D. Vanosdol
J. H. Matthews
Ferdie Hanlon
J. W. Storm
Albert S. Gordon
John H. Gans
Dward S. Gans
EP. Bishop
Jesse F. Salyers
Allie V. Geyman
Charles Geisler
W. R. Anderson
Charles Schnaitzer
Clyde Heath
Oak Tevis
W. BB. Brooks
George A. Black
Glenn Ferry
Sam Lawson
Valley City Laundry
Gallagher & Mullen
Geo. J. Wood
Champ Kahn
Dr. H. S. Hatch
Chris Eckert
Keller & Kohl
Nuns Weave Most Jockey Tights On European Tracks
European racecourse tights are largely woven by nuns of Siena. The article notes the traditional source of striped jockey tights and mentions historical weaving origins tied to Hindue Originated Numeraie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sienna
Aucien
Taft Prophecy Recalled As Cox Launches Three Day Campaign
Gov Cox begins a strenuous three day campaign in Ohio asserting Taft had forecast labor church and women would back the League and Taft’s vote would hinge on these groups. Democratic women set up an election room at Main and Poplar to instruct voters with sample ballots this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Ohio
Goosetower
Taft
League
Main and
Poplar Streets
Names and Amounts Donated in Local List
A compiled list shows donors and contributions with amounts ranging from one to one hundred dollars. Notable donors include Alvin Holsclaw W G Snyder Ford Layton and McIntyre and Collins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anger
N. M. Flora
C. A. Bowman
Mrs. G. L. Manchester
Jacob Harr
Tobe Eaglin
Evan Miller
W. HW. Kessler
E. F. Spaulding
Petrokas Bros
Cavanaugh & White
C. B. Cotton
C. N. Chapman
L. KE. Holwager
W. G. Snyder
McIntyre & Collins
Alvin Holsclaw
Frances Mountjoy
Ford Layton
Howard Powell
Gale Crozier
Elegant Maywood Presbyterian wedding links two Madison families
Miss Marguerite Creamer daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Creamer and Mr George William Rusler son of Mr and Mrs George J Rusler were married Thursday in Maywood Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Lohengrin Bridal Chorus with bridesmaids Miss Mary Creamer Miss Nora Campbell and other attendants. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Norman while attending the university. The piece notes local ties, education, and gifts including a bungalow as a wedding present. The report also mentions a separate Indianapolis wedding of Miss Anna Marie Butler and John J Clark with plans to settle in Indianapolis after November 10. The piece closes with a casual aside on summer hair growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Creamer
John M. Creamer
11Th St
George William Rusler
George J. Rusler
Walnut St
KE. B. Surface
Mary Creamer
Nora Campbell
J. M. Creamer
Thomas Nash
Paul Sellers
Miss Mary Creamer
Miss Campbell
Mrs. Rustler
Norman
Miss Creamer
Oklahoma
Kusler
Oklahoma Paper
Madison
Joseph Christian
West Street
Courier
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Anna Marie Butler
John J. Clark
L. E. Clark
St. Patrick's Church
Indianapolis
S. Hi. Clark
Indianapolis Star
Washington
Vevay
Charles Terry
Cincinnati
Peter Graley
Kate Dilenheim
Terry
Queen City
Sarah Jane Buchanan
Calloway's Station
Bayless Cemetery
Warsaw
Weldon Hotel
Mylor
Warsaw Bank
Bank
Mayme Wettrick
Joseph Bechtal
St. Mary’s Church
Local News from Madison October 26 Jefferson County events
Mrs M F Detraz travels to Denver to see a critically ill sister in Colorado. Mr David Noble returns to Indianapolis after attending the death of Mrs William Schmidt. William Louden and Muriel Boldery wed in Madison with Rev W S Rader officiating. Ora Fuelling and wife depart for a ranch in Vera Cruz Mexico for the winter. Edward Schumacher leaves for Chicago after the death of his uncle Henry Schumacher. W H Miller and J W Tevis confer with Governor Goodrich on Clifty Falls park and Jefferson county highways. A county farmers meeting in Madison plans officer elections and delegates for the State convention in Indianapolis in early November. A State representative will discuss ongoing state and national federation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Detraz
Switzerland County
Denver
Colorado
David Noble
William J. Schmidt
Indianapolis
William Louden
Muriel Boldery
W. S. Rader
N. West Street
Edward Schumacher
Chicago, Ill
Henry Schumacher
Messrs
W. H. Miller
J. W. Tevis
Goodrich
Clifty Falls Park
Jefferson County
Madison
Federation
State Department
Jefferson County Association
Death of Mrs. Margaret Dunbar Howard at 25 in Pittsburg
Relatives recall her as an accomplished young woman born in Madison. She died of acute indigestion at 5 p.m. while visiting Capt. and Mrs. Thos. Dunbar, her parents. She had married Francis Orla Howard two years earlier and lived in St. Paul Indiana. Funeral services for Mrs. William Schmidt were held that afternoon with Rev. F. P. Smith officiating.
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F. W. Pfortner
Margaret Dunbar Howard
Thos. Dunbar
Pittsburg
James
John Dunbar
Madison
Dunbar
Francis Orla Howard
St. Paul
Ind
Camp Zachary Taylor
William Schmidt
Lafayette Street
F. P. Smith
Messrs
William A. Donat
Frank M. Hill
Frank Johnston
John Stanley
Louis Feuerstein
W. H. Miller
Real Estate Transfers in North Madison and City
Lottie Schofield transfers property in North Madison to John P. Morris for 1100 dollars. Lucy B. Day and husband deed city property to Mary k Ashley and others for one dollar and other consideration. John Hamil transfers city property to Sarah E. Brown for 250 dollars. Amos Waters and wife convey North Madison property to Horace Woodfill and wife for 3000 dollars.
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Lottie Schofield
John P. Morris
North Madison
Lucy B. Day
Mary K K. Ashley
John Hamil
Sarah E. Brown
Amos Waters
Horace Woodfill
Democratic Ticket Roster Includes Cox Roosevelt Ticket
The list names James M. Cox for President Franklin D. Roosevelt for Vice President Thomas Taggart for U S Senator and a slate of Indiana officials including Carleton B. McCulloch for Governor Samuel Foster for Lieutenant Governor Charles H. Wagner for Secretary of State George D. Sunkel for Attorney General George A. Deharity for Treasurer Wood Unger for Reporter Supreme Court Adelaide Baylor for Superintendent of Public Instruction Francis E. Bowser for Judge Supreme Court Elbert M. Swan and John C. Reidelbach for Appellate Court Simeon E. Leland for Congress James K. Danglade for Prosecuting Attorney Emra D. Porter for Joint Representative John W. Driggs Herman E. Bowman Edward A. Coleman Jacob L. Kreopfer and others. Rolle skates were invented in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Carleton B. McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Wayne
Charles H. Wagner
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
Madison
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emra D. Porter
Scottsburg
John W. Driggs
Andrew W. Blake
Herman E. Bowman
Dupont
Robert D. Jackson
Shelby Township
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksburg
Jacob L. Kreopfer
Kent
Immigrant totals show England and Germany lead U S arrivals
U S opens gate to 34 millions immigrants in a century. England and Ireland, Germany, Italy and Austria Hungary topped the list with millions entering the United States. Russia and Scandinavian nations also contributed sizable numbers shaping population growth over decades.
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England
Ireland
Mcohind
Wiles
Germany
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Russia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
British North America
Canada
Mexico
Belgium
Rumania
Mules Eat Airplane During Ball Game in Nebraska
Charles Zybell parked his airplane in a pasture at Coon Rapids Nebraska while he watched a baseball game. Mules ate the wings and damaged the wooden frames, requiring about 1000 dollars in repairs. Zybell then bought a new plane and flew to the game. He had to walk home when he returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zybell
Coon Rapids
Nebb
Zybell
Population figures for Jugo Slavia from Belgrade dispatch
Jugo Slavia with total area of 271582 square kilometers had a population of 14848067 last June according to a dispatch from the American Legation in Belgrade.
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Jugo-Slavia
Washington
Department of State
Amerigae” Legation
Belgrade
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Herald Company
Madison Ind
Peco
Terneen
Mr Ho
Sen
Clerk Bower
Alvin
Fot Henry
Curia
Aba
Prarie
Theo
Grenager
Harada
Daniel Pasionscy
Los Angeles
Avcetes Tackley
Oakland
Jane
Court News
Hota
Doomas Vo Bushaaga
Chaed Suta
Muth
Muth, Ovo Wo Deraree
Betty Ts
Teo
John Murphy
Pola Siegel
Oman
Murphy
George Nodieffman
Dora BE. Hoffman
Wee Batvgeraid
Rusler —Creamer
Jerry Butler
W. H. Todd
Mrs. Clark
Mrs
Charles G. Dickerson
Ora Fuelling
Vera Cruz
County Farmors Federation Meeting
Margaret Howard
Pittsburgh
Wm. J. Schmidt
U.S
Immigration Bureau of Class
Isco
Tlaot
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