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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

8

Camp meeting dates set for Deputy in 1916

The Deputy community announced the 1916 camp meeting will run from August 10 to 20. Sheriff Shaw and his wife brought a woman patient to Cragmont from Columbus today. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives in Indianapolis and nearby towns, with social visits and minor incidents throughout Madison.

Deputy Sheriff Shaw Cragmont Columbus Joseph Klein Indianapolis Klein Jacob Klein

Madison Barber Charles J Anger Dies At 60

Charles J Anger a Madison native and longtime barber died after bleeding from a leg gore when a blood vessel broke at his home 108 South Shelby street He was 60 and survived by his widow Mrs Careie Anger Louisville Vimes brother Henry Anger and three nephews Funeral details have not been announced Coroner Ellis Duncan was notified.

South Shelby Street J. Anger Ellis Duncan Anger Careie Anger Louisville Vimes Charles J. Anger Madison S. Anger Cincinnati Louisville Henry Anger Indianapolis Measra William Roy Leo Anger

Knoebel & Son store remodels front into modern display

Knoebel and Son clothing and furnishing store unveils a full width plate glass front to the second floor. Back show windows of polished oak with prism glass transoms, interior space increased by removing a mid store stair. Painting by Hurley Ashby and electric sign by Madison Light and R R Co mark the upgrade.

Knoebel & Son Clothing Wm. Donat Hurley Ashby Madison Light & R. R. Co

Funeral Services for Miss Henrietta McKenna at St. Nicholas Church

Funeral held at 9 AM from St. Nicholas Church with Rev. Guthneck presiding. Choir provided music, pallbearers named, and interment in North Madison Catholic cemetery. Also notes local building material shipments by R. F. Benson Lumber Co and a Texarkana visit by Mrs. Alice Bradshaw. Dean's Ointment advertised for eczema with price listed.

Misa Henrietta Pearl McKenna St. Michael’s Church Guthneck Guthoeck North Madison Meyers William H. Horuff Edward Smith Henry V. Keller William Gentrup Charles McBride Calvin Cisco R. F. Benson Lumber Company Canaan Judge Bear Francia Belser Wirt Road Marcus Taylor Hicks Benson Alice Bradshaw William Donat Texarkana Tex Frank Bradshaw Hanover College Bradshaw Texarkanan Arkansas Dean

Jefferson County Teachers Institute Opens With Large Attendance

The Jefferson County Teachers Institute convened at the high school with Rev. Moody and Dr. Brown leading sessions on reading and literature. Lectures covered reading as experiential, domestic science, agriculture, storytelling, soils, and the value of practical, vocational education for rural schools.

Jefferson County Teachers Institute Mr. Moody The Christian Church Brown Department of Public Speaking State College Brooksing S. Dakota Hamlet Maidie Schwacke Plato Socrates Luthe Burbank Prof Homer Goldsmith Shakespeare Misa Schwaike Margaret Vail Linke Indiana A.S. Hartley Joe Ella P. Griffith Lottie Wolf Bessie Lyon Anna Sherlock Edwin Lyon Jumnke Aung Wong

Corker Pilot under Probe for Boat Collision on Ohio River

Investigation into alleged reckless plowing of smaller craft as divers searched for body of Summera Davia, an attorney who died on the Ohio River. Corker pilot Jefferson Thomas questioned by U S district steamboat inspectors J E Abraham and I W Betts behind closed doors. Capt. J McLefresh served as master. Report will go to Washington. Gilbert Burnett represented Louisville Boat Club. witness included Smith T Milton.

Summera Davia Ohio River Jefferson Thomas Corker J. E. Abraham I. W. Betts United States District Mr. Thomas J. McLefresh Abraham Betts Washington Gilbert Burnett Louisville Boat Club Davia Smith T. Milton Louisville Courier-Journal

Letter From 23 Years Ago Reveals Missing Package

In Detroit on October 10 1892 a mail sack at the Northern Pacific station was slit and a bank mail package stolen. A few days ago J I Peterson found the package under floorboards in his house attic. One letter inside showed a man asking his fiancée to reply by mail about marriage. the package had been sent to the dead letter office.

Detroit Mich Northern Pacific J. I. Peterson

Local residents make various business trips and visits

Emory Adams was in Dupont Saturday. Lonnie Johnson called on business in Dabney Wednesday. Miss Lizzie Thomas visited Reece Rogers and family in Marble Valley. J. W. Hash and wife were in Madison on Thursday. Leater Wildman made four business trips to St Magdalene Friday. Florence Donovan, Dupont, Saturday. Stella Wilson and daughter Goldie shopped in Dupont. Harry Dannecker attended business in Sullivan County late week. Wesley Hash visited Benham Friday. Mies Ida Stewart travelled to Indianapolis Thursday to visit her brother John and family. Mrs N J Van Antwerp hosted Abe Van Antwerp and George Vane Antwerp of Hanover at dinner Sunday. Robert Nay of Bryantensburg was here Monday. H E Spann attended business in Madison Friday. Chas Anderson and wife of Sardina spent Sunday with S G Anderson and wife. R E Kirk on business to Oagood Tuesday. Nora Custer of Bryantsburg called on relatives Monday. W F Stewart in Dupont Thursday. John Wiley on business trip to Kentucky Monday. Mesars Henry Dilk and Neal Martin of Big Creek were in town Tuesday. Little Orville Wildman improving after blood poisoning. Albert Donovan in Madison. Miss Lola Dilk visited relatives in Little York last week. Hazel Dannecker in Dupont Saturday.

Emory Adams Dupont Lonnie Johnson Dabney Lizzie Thomas Reece Rogers Marble Valley J. W. Hash Madison Leater Wildman St. Magdalene Florence Donovan Stella Wilson Goldie Harry Dannecker Sullivan County Wesley Hash Benham Mies Ida Stewart Indianapolis John N. J. VanAntwerp Abe VanAntwerp George Vane Antwerp Hanover Robert Nay Bryantebug Our Town H. E. Spann Chas. Anderson Sardina S. G. Anderson R. E. Kirk Oagood Nora Custer Bryantsburg W. F. Stewart John Wiley Kentucky Henry Dilk Neal Martin Big Creek Orville Wildman Albert Donovan Lola Dilk Little York Hazel Dannecker

Pleasant Point Visitors Attend Local Gatherings

Pleasant Point hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGee and others from Jacksonville and Indianapolis visiting relatives in Middlefork. Prayer meeting at Wirt led by Brother Meyera. B Y P U and Baraca classes to reorganize next Sunday. Picnic planned at Dryden grove on Labor Day with North Madison Baptist Sunday School refreshment stand. Ice cream supper planned by Junior Missionary Circle of Wirt church next Saturday night.

Harry McGee Song Russell Floyd Imer Nicksleon Jacksonville, I James Miller Indi-anapolis Misa Alma McGee Tuscola Ill Middlefork DeWitt Vawter Indianapolis Wirt Brother Meyera Minnie Lonie Bringon William Buchanan Flat Bottom Old Settlers Liberty Mies Frieda Kessler Mien Florence Spann Charles Wehner Dryden Grove Labor Day North Madison Elmer Nickelson Jacksonville Cecil McGee Floyd McGee Wirt Church Everybody

Deputy News Lost in Time Housekeeping Notes

Local brief lists residents and visitors across towns as several housekeepers plan stove polishing and practical use. Names include Miss Kate Shamback in Cincinnati visiting Mia, Miss Ethel Lopley in Anderson visiting Bertha Lawler, and Ashford Mankin returning from Illinois. Families visit kin and spend weekends in Clifty and Elizabeth town areas.

Poetic license and judge’s worry in Detroit note

Poetic license is discussed as a right to use rhymes in verse. A playful exchange shows a lover asking if affection will endure aging and possible weight gain. A brief image mentions dogwood trees planted for a Tokyo project, reflecting scattershot archival notes.

Leuisville man reports new lease on life from Tanlac

Leuinville Kentucky August 830 M J Doyle route man Adams Express says Tanlac improved his digestion and energy after months of poor appetite and cold damp weather. First bottle gave relief and he now feels renewed. Tanlac available at Madison W H Rogora drug store.

Leuinville M. J. Doyle West Jefferson Taniac Mr. Doyle Adams Express Company Madison W.H. Rogora Drug Store

Wonderland Park in Montana called Switzerland of America

The article describes a vast national park in northwest Montana between the Great Northern line and the Canadian border. It covers 1525 square miles and drew over 14 000 visitors last year, famed as a premier tourist site in its first years. It highlights Rocky Mountain scenery with glaciers, lakes, and waterfalls, earning the nickname Switzerland of America.

Montana Great Northern Railway Switzerland of America Rocky Mountains Canada Alaska Mere Cleveland Plain Dealer

If you spit on the floor at home sign in Wheeling hotel

A traveler notes a Wheeling West Virginia hotel display near the cigar stand that reads If you spit on the floor at home spit on the floor here We want you to feel at home The remark contrasts with formal health warnings and invites human humor over reform slogans.

Wheeling W. Va Health Board Collier’s

Constipation remedy on sale at stores

A mild opening medicine called une Dean's Regulats is sold at 250 a box in all stores. The product is marketed to ease constipation and relieve digestion related symptoms including headache dizziness and drowsiness.

Une

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