Community Notices and Family Moves in Madison
Madison notices report births and marriages including a daughter to Mr and Mrs John King. Several residents travel for work or family reasons with departures to St Louis Winchester and Chicago. A partition suit in Matthews v Burress ends with final settlement and sale to James E Ralston Jr for 5000. John W Wright and Nannie Wright remarry in Trimble County after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauneta Garrett
R. W. Cochran
Chicago
S. J. Bear
Matthews
John W. Wright
Nannie Wright
Krieger
Trimble County
Louisville Corner Journal
Marriage notice for Louis Johann and Florence Hyde
Johano Hyde reports the marriage of Louis Johann and Florence Hyde of Edinburg performed Wednesday September 8 at 7 am by Rev Father Barron. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hyde of Edinburg, groom a bookkeeper at Edinburg Cabinet Co. They are establishing a home in Edinburg. friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johania
Florence Hyde
Edinburg
Father Barron
Bennis Llyde
Edinbury
Mes Louis Johann
Walnut Street
Edinburg Gabinet Company
Dirs Dehann
Quiet October Wedding Ends in Ripley County Union
A quiet October wedding was solemnized at 11:30 yesterday morning as Mr Chauncey Andres married Miss Bessie Lindsay at Correct in Ripley county. Rev Elvin Hughes of the New Marifp Baptist Church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in this city. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hyatt of Benham and the groom is a partner in the Hill and Andres accessory store on Main Street. Friends wish them a long and happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Andres
Bessie Lindsay
Ripley County
Elvin Hughes
Baptist Church
New Marifp
Andres
William Hyatt
Benham
Hill & Andres
Main Street
Madison Native Margaret Pfister Marries Ralph Kemp in Indianapolis
Margaret Pfister of Madison married Ralph Kemp in Indianapolis on a Tuesday morning. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Pfister and the late Frederick Pfister, has lived in Indianapolis with her mother. The groom resides in Indianapolis. They left for Florida for the winter. Many friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Indianapolis
Margaret Pfister
Ralph Kemp
Frederick Pfister
Charles Fritschie
Florida
Funeral of Miss Louisa Henninger
Funeral services for the late Miss Louisa Henninger were held at 3:00 PM from the north Walnut residence with Rev. Charles Ragan of Grace M E Church presiding. A large gathering mourned her passing as floral tributes testified to her high esteem. Burial was in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers listed as Messrs Lemen, Rousch, Robinus, Quinn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Henninger
North Walnut Street
Charles Ragan
Grace M. E. Church
Springdale
Messrs.— & Son Lemen
Ary Rousch
Solas Robinus
Quinn
Death of Miss Louise A Henninger at Madison home
Miss Louise A Henninger died at 4 o clock last evening at her north Walnut street home after extended illness. A Madison native, she was a Grace M E Church member and devoted to family. She leaves three sisters, Mrs Mary Egger of Chicago, Mrs Clara Wolffanger of Nebraska, and Lenora Henninger of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Henninger
North
Walnut Street
Miss Henninger
Grace M. E. Church
Walthazer Henninger
Madison
Mary Egger
Chicago
Clara Wolffanger
Nebraska
Lenora Hensinger
Subscriptions Grow For Cliffy Fade and State Road Project
A long list of new contributions supports the Cliffy Fade and State Road project. Numerous individuals and firms pledge amounts from $2.50 to $555, including Pearl Packing Company, J. Maddox, C. Moreland, W. H. Schneier, and Rogers Drug Store, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffy Fade
Pearl Packing Company
C. R. Johnson
Jacob Lucht
Chas. A. Greiner
Samuel Steigerwald
Edward Zeiser
Daniel Jones
John Schoenstein
Thomas Finnegan
HW. G. Schneier
Wm. A. Hanna
Hannibal Danner
Levi J Danner
Albert Thompson
C.D. Moreland
E. B Fewell
Geo. W. Augustine
Maurice Herbst
W. OL. Hill
Henry Schmidt
Kk. J. Colgate
Walter Mundt & Son
W. R. Davidson
Fo. Zepf & Co
Oscar C. Bear
E. C. Cook
Jeannette Hillabold
W. W. Crozier
W. S. Boyd
W.S. Graham
Ira W. McCoy
O. J. Cardinal
C. M. Holman
C. W. Smart
L. L. Wildman
Social Overture of Indianapolis Visitors in Madison News
Madison notes list numerous visits and trips to Indianapolis for the Teachers Association and funerals. Residents include Miss Edna Adams Miss Margie Hancock Mrs. P J Hertz Captain James Robinson Mrs C F Jumpp and sons Hershel and Junior Mrs Edna Leeds Mrs Gary Dolby Mrs Albert Johann and others. Also mentions Coal Commission Chairman Jesse B Eschbach and litigation in Marion Circuit Court over a 225 per ton retail gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Adams
Indianapolis
Margie Hancock
Helen Elbert
Teachers’ Association
James Robinson
Peoria
Ill
Ira Keel
Albert Johann
Columbus
Loulilard's Cigar Company
Robert W. McBride
Vevay
Samuel L. Tomlinson
Milner
Illinois
Emerson Lemen
Charles Lemen
Norman Elbereld
Little Rock
Ark
Central States
George Distel
Boyce Morrow
Eiberfield
Distel
Morrow
Jesse Bk. Eschbach
The
Coal Commission
Marion Circuit Court
Harry Robinson
Eliza Robinson
John McGregor
West Street
Charles QO. McBride
Henry Robinson
St Marys Bazaar Draws Crowds at School Hall
The St Marys bazaar at the school hall ran for two nights under the ladies of the congregation and drew crowded attendance. Ice cream candy work and a fish pond drew patrons while Prof. Kleins orchestra provided music. The hope box was awarded to Charles W Hunger and net proceeds will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School Hall
Prof. Klein
Charles W. Hunger
Skeleton Found at Government Quarry on Brooksburg Road
Workmen unearthed a skeleton Tuesday morning while blasting at the government quarry on the Brooksburg road between Lonesome Hollow and Eagle Hollow. The skeleton is described as a child about seven years old, though some believe it may be a dog buried under the cliff after a fall or hunter’s shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Brooksburg Road
Lonesome Hollow
Eagle Hollow
George Yater Dies After Four Week Illness At 71
Following a four week illness George Yater died peacefully at 9 30 p.m. at his home 703 West Second Street. He would have turned 72 on November 14. A lifelong Madison resident, he served 46 years as a Pennsylvania Lines section boss. Born in Lancaster Kentucky he moved to Madison as a youth with his parents and married Mary Tyre, fathering six children four of whom survive. He was a Baptist and a Red Men member. Surviving children at his bedside included Mrs James Harber, Mrs James Robinson, Miss Alta Yater and James Yater. four grandchildren Melvin George Lucile and Herman Yater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Yater
Pennsylvania Lines
Lancaster
Kentucky
Madison
Mary Tyre
Baptist Church
North Madison
Juniata Lodge
Red Men
James Iarber
City
James Robinson
Peoria
Hhinvis
Alta Yater
James Yater
Melvin, George
Lucile
Herman Yater
Rotary Club Talks Roads and Parks at Hotel Jefferson
At the weekly Rotary dinner Senator Willam A. Guthrie of Dupont attended as honor guest. Cliff Falls State Park drive reports strong progress and community endorsement. Citizens urged to donate through Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company and support Chitty Falls as a state park and three roads into Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Jefferson
Willam A. Guthrie
Dupont
Cliff Falls
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Chitty Falls
Madison
Stay Away From Coughs and Colds Flu Advice Promoted
Public health note warns to avoid sick people and keep hands clean to avert a flu epidemic. It promotes a home remedy using Menthalized Arcine in boiled water for throat and nasal relief, claiming fast relief and cheap availability from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Deano
Kentucky
Preservation of Eggs by Soap Film Sealing Method
A historical report describes a soap film seal for eggs to prevent flavor transfer. Researchers from Oklahoma State College outline a two step process using dilute sulfuric acid and aluminum soap to form a tasteless protective film, with pentane as a non flavor solvent for the sealant, noting cost effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commaeree
Roger Adams
Mother-in-Law Scares Burglar Away in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas a burglar entered the Nipps home but fled when Mrs Nipps mother aged seventy seven who was asleep in the living room demanded What do you want The intruder did not take anything and fled from the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Byeb
William Bersch Injured Falling From Ladder at Millinery Store
Bricklayer William Bersch suffered a severe scalp wound yesterday afternoon while repairing chimneys at Gallagher and Mullen millinery store. He slipped on a ladder, received first aid in the store, then Dr. George Rains dressed the wound and moved him to his north Walnut street home where he rested well. Friends hope for a quick recovery. Real estate transfers list Matthew Roeder and wife to Otis M. Adams in Vanover Township for $1 and considerations. The passenger pigeon, once abundant, is now very rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bersch
Gallagher & Mullen
George Rains
Mr. Bersch
Escaped Sing Sing Convicts Captured Near Concord New Hampshire
George Stivers and Marcus Bassett, escaped Sing Sing convicts, were captured without a fight by 300 armed citizens and state guards near Concord New Hampshire. The 28 hour manhunt included previous gunfire on a posse. A Madison Light and Railway Co hearing on rate increases is set for November 15 at 1 pm in the courthouse. Vanila is noted as an orchid family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
George Stivers
Marcus Bassett
Sing Sing
Madison Light & Railway Co
Madison
Court House
Vanila
Orchid
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William Gentrup
Bostovel
Wis
Charles Gentrup
Hemming
St. Lems
Walter Cadager
Tornina
Winchester
Johano Hyde
Andres Lindsay
P. J. Hertz
Victor
ST. Mary's Bazaar
George Yater
Dublin
Bangkok
Siam
United States Army
Oklahoma
Tilton Travenes
Robert da
Department of Dhenle
Oklahoma Merentiiah
Cally
St Heater
Ohi
Dundee Gn
Tstve
Spudy
Che
the Daily Courier-Journal
Madison Daily Herald
Bath
Tennessee
Indiana
Louisville Times
Courier-Journal
the Herald CO
Madison, Ind
Louisville
Cincinnati
Madison Telephone Co
EAGLE
American Red Cross
Matthew Roeder
Otis M. Adams
Vanover Township
Eccaped
Posse
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