Public notices and social notes from Madison 1914
The Madison Herald reports opening public schools, travel notes, engagements and licenses to wed Charles A Jones to Elizabeth P Thomas, and various residents leaving for studies in Purdue and Madison trips. Local elections for township tickets in Saluda and Republican Kent, court actions, typhoid concern, and jail population changes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.jones
Elizabeth P. Thomas
M. B. Temple
Trimble County
Indianapolis
John L. Niesse
Lafayette
Purdue University
S. L. Dickerson
East Liberty
Ills
W. M. Riedel
Ryker’s Ridge
Chicago State
Charles Collins
Collins
Jacob Herbig
Flora and Lemna Taylor Wed in Madison Home Ceremony
A quiet Madison wedding unites Mr Erwie B Flora and Miss Lemna Taylor at the brides parents home on west Third street. Rev Virgil Thompson officiated. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip by train and will reside at 508 West Second Street after Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwie B. Flora
Lemna Taylor
Madison
James Taylor
West Third St
Virgil Thompson
Trinity Church
West Second St
Daisy & Both
Herbert Flora
Herald
Street Car Collision on East Main Street
Two city street cars collided near the car company's office on East Main Street. An open car stood briefly on the track as Motorman Joe Smith entered the office. Frank King, driving the following closed car, did not see the stationary car in time. King was thrown to the street but not seriously hurt and resumed service. passengers on the open car escaped injury. Both cars suffered minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Joe Smith
Frank King
King
Madison Club at Indianapolis Elected Officers and Local News
The Madison Club at Indianapolis elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. W. P. Brown as President and Mrs. A. A. Young as Treasurer. A planned donation to King's Daughters Hospital at Madison was approved. Other items mention the Emergency Revenue Bill and labor issues in Colorado, a St Patrick’s Day picnic in Walnut Grove, and shortstop Rolla Derringer’s sale to the St. Louis Cardinals for the 1915 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Henderson
A. A. Young
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Madison
Wilson
Colorado
Commission of Conciliation
Labor Department
Walnut Grove
St. Patrick’s Church
North Madison
Gordon
Rolla Derringer
North Vernon
Peoria
Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
Rolla
Cardinals
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss McLelland And Mr Oldfather
Quiet simplicity marked the Indianapolis wedding of Miss Margaret McLelland and Mr Charles H Oldfather in the Claypool Hotel parlors at 2 pm. The couple left for Cincinnati then will be at home to friends in Hanover after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McLelland
Mr. C. H. Oldfather
Indianapolis
Charles H. Oldfather
Claypool Hotel
Frank C. Hood
William O. McLelland
Charles R. McLelland
Madison
Hanover College
Munich
Germany
Beyreat Syria
Hanover
County Commission Allocates Funds and Road Contracts
The county commission canceled warrants totaling 198665.51 and awarded poor farm purchases to N Horuff and Sons Taylor Hitz Cofield Barber Stanton's. Sons. Road work under the three mile law went to Peacock and Maggard for Morris road 3350 and Tull road 5399 and Burdsal road 5790 with superintendents named Andrew Manaugh Andrew Tull Charlie Kloopfer. Session continued to September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Horuff & Sons
Taylor- Hitz Co
Cofield- Barber Co
Stanton’s.Sons
Shock
Peacock and Maggard
Scott County
Morris Road
Republican Township
Tull
Hancover
W. W. Walker
Hanover Township
Burdsal
Andrew Manaugh
Andrew Tull
Morris
Charlies Kloopfer
Women Missionary Society Meet at Richwood Home
The Women’s Missionary Society held its monthly meeting Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rapp’s home in Richwood Kentucky. Twelve members and guests rode the Harriette A to Richwood for hymns scripture and a discussion on The Child in the Midst The Revised Version and Prayer. A $4.15 collection was taken and a home style menu followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Charles Rapp
Richwood
Harriette A
Mra. Rapp
Goldie Schoolcraft
E. Conway
Hartiette A
Map of War Zone Aids Readers Window Display
The Herald shows a large map of Europe in the window near the war dispatch bulletin board to help readers locate major armies and ongoing battles as quick reference. Telegrams are rushed to print and full contents can be provided on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Herald
Europe
Funeral Today for Mrs Susan Tower on West Third Street
The funeral of the late Mrs Susan Tower was held at 1 30 this afternoon from the west Third street residence with Rev S J Long officiating. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers were W H Miller James Garrard Fred Renschler Edward McKinney Charles Hanes and John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Tower
West Third Street
S. J. Long
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
W. H. Miller
James Garrard
Fred Renschler
Edward McKinney
Charles Hanes
John Miller
Poland's Downfall Rapidly Traced Through History
Washington report traces Poland's decline from a sprawling 18th century state to a partitioned, nonentity by 1868. It outlines partitions of 1772 1793 and 1796, the Vienna Congress 1815, revolts in 1830 and 1863, and final incorporation into Russia with Polish language restrictions. It notes Russian Poland borders and defenses along the Vistula. Green North sues Charles F. Hyatt and Clara Hyatt over a $500 mortgage on an 80 acre Hanover township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
Russia
National Geographical Society
Baltic
Carpathians
Prussia
Austria
Europe
Society
Prussian
Cracow
Galicia
Poxen
Gnesen
Lithuania
Ruthenian Palatinates
Alexander I
Warsaw
Congress Kingdom
Uhase
Russian Empire
Vistula
Green & North
Ford Automobile
Charles F. Hyatt
Clara Hyatt
Hanover Township
Joho ‘McGregor
W C T U Officers Elected and Market Prices Note
At last night's W C T U meeting officers were elected: President Mrs George S Deney Vice President Mrs Frank P Vail Secretary Mrs Redford Callin Assistant Secretary Mrs Frank Benson Treasurer Mrs Jobo Jenkins Assistant Treasurer Mrs Clarence Wilson Corresponding Secretary Miss Leota Denny. Indianapol is Cash Prices Sept 8 Wheat weak No 2 red track prices No 8 red etc. Market shows values for corn oats hay cattle hogs and calves. End with social commentary on Red Cross and European monarchs row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Dene
Frank P. Vail
Redford Callin
Frank Benson
Jobo Jenkins
Clarence Wilson
Leota Denny
Madison Wholesale Market Prices and Library Note
Trading quotes show flour meal and grain prices per ton and per bushel from multiple firms in Madison. Included are shipstuff, bran, wheat, eggs, butter, and poultry values, plus hay and seed prices. A library report notes Carnegie library work at Valparaiso with over a thousand books read on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Hitz
Queen of Madison
Valparaiso
Carenegie
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Milton Circuit
Kentucky Methodist Episcopal Conference
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Big Springs
Mary Francisco
Mary Barnes
Bedford
Blaker
Clara Gross
Adelaide
Asbury Park
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Clara Egeter
St. Mary’s College
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Charles Klaphake
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Marthh
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Vevay
Danville
Joseph H. Hanna
Jessie Palmer
New York
John Palmer
Palmer
Rose
John
Washington, D. C
Charles Payne
Will Simpson
Blaine Jordan
Sam Smith
Louis Mackie
Flora-Taylor
Main Street
King Hart
Madison Club
Page Country Place
W. P. Brown
Eliza Thom
Underwood
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Clement Zepf
Albert Schad
Clement Hunger
St. Meinrad’s
Rowan Jochum
Thomas Hoffman
Muskogee
Okla
Mary Jochum
George Jochum
Louise Hoffman
This City
Charles Hoffman
The
Beacon Shoes
Beaco
S. & H. Green
J.J. Hertz
Mulberry Street
W.c.t. U
Daily Market Report
Reese
Eeacecs
Red Cross
Madison Wholesale Markets
Trow’s Quotationa
Iltry
J.schofield & Son
Cc Eves Creneccennee
Middleton-Wymond Co
Pittsburg
Clyde Ryker
Madison, Ind
Pearl Packing House
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