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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

Page

8

Local Notes and Obituaries Around Madison

Madison updates report visits and illnesses as Edward Hummel comes from Indianapolis to see family, attorney W. J. Beck dies in Columbus, Madeline Laidley hosts a porch party, Joe Lewie returns from Brookeburg via Vincennes, Minnie Riggleman remains ill in Indianapolis, Bernice Stern and brother head to Purdue, funeral for James Adams prompts travel, David J. Palmer elected G A R Commander in Detroit with Washington as 1915 meeting site, Charles Lockridge and baby visit Connersville, Mrs Starling's illness sends Mary Hoagland to Indianapolis for surgery, G W Wheeler dies by suicide at Cragmont and is shipped to Brownstown, Dr Barnard improves after third capital operation, marriages licensed for Cham beres-Brown and McDowell-Chappel, Tyra couple plan 84 acre move to Madison area, Jacob Renechler travels from Cincinnati to join birthday celebration for grand father Jacob Brandmeier.

Joe Lewie Vincennes Indiana Mies Minnie Hanna Brookeburg Minnie Riggleman Indianapolis Sarah Lee East Street Mies Bernice Stern K. Lewis Purdue James Adams C. Betner David J. Palmer Iowa Detroit Washington Charles Lockridge Baby Connersville Madison Peach Orchard Ark Starling Mary Hoagland G. W. Wheeler Cragmont Brownstown W. B. Ray J. H. Barnard Shelby McDowell Mary Chappel Trimble County Court House Squire Chapman Robert Tyra Tyra Dick O’neal Bob Trimble Jacob Renechler City Cincinnati Jacob Brandmeier The Herald Doctor Brandmeier

Hanover to Get Electric Store and Transmission Line

Local residents plan to open an electric store with wiring establishment in Hanover. Construction starts next week and aims to complete wiring and transmission line by October 1. A first class moving picture parlor is planned and will operate soon, with Raymond Kahn in charge of the electrical work as the new company's appointee.

Hanover Raymond Kahn

C. J. Hisle Buys Interest in Madison Planing Mill

Clarence Hisle purchases interests from Irvin Lodge and H H Schurmeier in the Madison Planing Mill and Lumber Co. of south West street. W F Bunch remains as owner. Hisle to join management and operations with prior owners in a company that has seen satisfactory success. Both new and former partners are seasoned lumber trade professionals.

Madison Planing Mill & Lumber Co Lodge Schurmeier Clarence Hisle Meesers Irvin Lodge H. H. Schurmeier South Weat St W. F. Bunch Hisle

Local couple Hitz and Harper secure marriage license

Howard S. Hitz and Ellen G. Harper obtained a license this afternoon with Miss Aona Harper and Miss Mildred Hummel present. The party visited Tryue jubilee earlier, then returned for formalities. Family blessings expected tonight. reports say a Hanover ceremony may occur, with Madison checks inconclusive.

Howard S. Hitz Ellen G. Harper Aona Harper Mildred Hummel Harper Court House Hanover Madison George F. Harper Joseph Hitz

Rev Stewart I Long Returns From Chautauqua Tour

Reverend Stewart Ira Long former pastor of the First Baptist Church returns home after a summer lecturing tour for the Redpath Bureau. He delivered talks at 78 Chautauquas in five states and spoke to over 60 000 people. He plans an extended Lyceum Bureau tour in October.

Stewart Ira Long First Baptist Church West Redpath Bureau Long Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Kansas Mr. Long Lyceum Bureau Madison Y. C. Terrell Philadelphia National Baptist Convention Terrell New York Atlantic City Baltimore Washington, D. C Broadway Baptist Church

Miss Margaret McLelland to Wed Charles Oldfather in Indianapolis

Miss Margaret McLe ll and Mr Charles Oldfather plan marriage Monday in Indianapolis to suit both families. Dr Frank Hood formerly led the bride's church. The couple will set up housekeeping at Hanover next week where the groom serves as Professor of Greek at Hanover College.

Margaret McLeLland W. O. McLeLland Charles Henry Oldfather Indianapolis Madison Frank C. Hood Hanover Hanover College

Funeral services for Mrs Olive Spry held at home

Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Spry wife of Edward Spry were held at 1 PM at the family home on Cemetery Street with Rev. Thompson of Trinity church in charge. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery. She aged in the 50s and born in Jennings county. Survived by husband eight children Mesdames Lola Berry Maud Berry Myrtle Bowman and five sons Everett John Virgil Willard and Clifford. Clifford the youngest is 14. Pallbearers were four sons and two sons-in-law. The Madison area family was highly regarded. Also listed Real Estate Eva I Martin to Charles A Gardner and wife 40 acres in Graham township 1600.

Olive Spry Edward Spry Cemetery Street Thompson Trinity Church Springdale Cemetery Spry Jennings County Mesdames Lola Berry Vincennes Maud Berery City Myrtle Bowman Lousieville Everett John Indianapolis Virgil Willard Clifford Madison Mesers

City Council Approves Deep Well Test And New Purchases

City council with most members present discusses a test of the present deep well and plans to sink three additional wells if test succeeds. Finance and public works budgets are set for 1915, with allocations for utilities, harbors, health, and streets. Proceedings include repairs, gutter work, and bids for direct suction testing of the current well before committing to new wells.

Board of Health Front St West Central Ave Susan Thomas Public Works Committee Harper General Fund Chas. A. Bowman W. B. Ray Nelson Martin Margaret Schwab, Jr Charles Fischer Shannon Feed Co Madison Light & Railway Co Henry Feuerstein Robert Black James Leatherbury Andrew Jacobs Michael F. Koehler Frank Whedon Western Union Telegraph Co Orlando D. Welling W. H. Anger Patrick J. Quinn the Herald Co C. H. Rousch & Co Geo. F. Harper Zacharias Grooma Madison Coal Co Louis W. Bellamy John Fertig James Garber Madison Light & Fuel Co Madison Light & Ry. Co Holwager Telegraph Hill Moore McGowan Cisco

Burial of Mrs. Joseph Geyman Sr at China Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Geyman Sr were held at St. Anthony's Church in China at nine this morning with Father Gordon officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with grandsons and nephews serving as pallbearers: Edward Geyman Albert Geyman Benjamin Ringwald Albert Ringwald and Charles Ringwald.

Joseph Geyman St. Anthony’s Church China Gordon Mesers Edward Geyman Albert Geyman Benjamin Ringwald Albert Ringwald Charles Ringwald

Housefield Family Holds Second Annual Reunion at Liberty Grove

The Housefield family held its second annual reunion on Thursday September 3 at Liberty Grove Bellview. Attendees included Mrs Nancy Housefield Mr and Mrs John B Housefield Louis Housefield Ruther Housefield Herbert Housefield Jess Housefield William Housefield Henry Housefield Clem Gerdes Charles Geisler Peter Blatch James Sterna John Lohe Arthur Storie John Murphy and many others including Miss Esther Housefield Mary Oehlar Florence Geisler Bessie Sterns Cecil Housefield Elsie Housefield Carrie Gerdes Margaret Murphy May Housefield Louisa Housefield Dorris Housefield Agnes Housefield and Nadine Storie as well as Masters Ora Housefield Herman Housefield Meuril Housefield Lawrence Housefield Harold Housefield Otis Sterns.

Housefield Liberty Grove Bellview Nancy Housefield John B. Housefield Louis Housefield Ruther Housefield Herbert Housefield Jess Housefield William Housefield Henry Housefield Clem Gerdes Charles Geisler Peter Blatch James Sterna John Lohe Arthur Storie John Murphy Fred McLaughlin Esther Housefield Mary Oehlar Aline Gerdes Florence Geisler Bessie Sterns Cecil Housefield Elsie Housefield Florence Housefield Carrie Gerdes Margaret Murphy May Housefield Louisa Housefield Dorris Housefield Edwin Housefield Agnes Housefield Gertrude Housefield Jesse Murphy Nadine Storie Frieda McLaughlin Lucile Gerdes Florence Gerdes Pearl Lohe

Doan's Kidney Pills Improve Madison Resident's Health

Madison resident Mrs. John Tarp testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and helped others in her family. She previously endorsed the remedy years ago and now confirms the lasting benefits. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Madison Doan John Tarp S. Jefferson Tarp Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Madison area notices and events dated September 7

A roundup of local engagements and notices includes licenses to wed for Erwin B. Flora and Lemna Taylor in Madison, travel plans for Mies May Green, births, sermons, and church conferences. Officials discuss County Commissioners sessions, Crozier road bonds, and National Guard Disease Prevention Day parades. Rev. Y C Terrell heads to Philadelphia for the National Baptist Convention and other ministers plan meetings and visits.

Mrs Susan Tower Dies Quietly at 84 in Madison

Mrs Susan Tower widow of Gideon Tower died suddenly yesterday at 4 45 PM at her west Third street home after a period of dropsy. She was 84 and had lived in Madison many years. A Baptist at church member she was respected by all. Four daughters survive Mrs John Gaskill Madison Mrs Charles Barnhart Columbus Mrs Jacob Crisman St Louis and Miss Annie Tower at home.

Susan Tower Gideon Tower West Third Street John Gaskill City Charles Barnhart Columbus Jacob Crisman St. Louis Annie Tower

Orchard Demonstration at Hitz Orchard in Cragmont

Purdue University hosts an all day orchard demonstration on September 12 at John G. Hitz farm west of Cragmont. Attendees are invited to bring baskets and dine in the orchard. The event, organized by the Jefferson County Horticultural Society, highlights red and yellow fruit and extends a personal invitation to friends.

Purdue University John G. Hitz Cragmont Hitz

Deputy State Bank Wins Deputy School Bond Issue

The Graham township school bonds were awarded to the Deputy State Bank on a bid of par plus accrued interest. Twenty bonds, bearing 4.4 percent interest, average life about 10 1/4 years, denomination 495 dollars, totaling 9,900 dollars, issued for Deputy school building.

Graham Township Cook Deputy State Bank

Vacancy decline in Madison blamed on party rule

The Madison Courier notes fewer vacant houses today than last year and two years ago, criticizing Democratic control at federal state county city and township levels. It urges voters to elect the Republican ticket to restore vacancies and imply future improvement.

Madison Madison Courier The Courier Madigon

Squire Stuart's Court And Local Notices

Ben Ballard jailed for public intoxication with $1 and costs. Bertha McKinney bound over to circuit court on statutory charges under $500. Dan Webster charged similarly with $26 costs. William Davis released on promise to leave the city. Arrests by Policeman Alexander Kremer and Savely. Rain near Evaneville damages corn and tomatoes. John Steinberger builds a new barn 40 by 50 feet two stories with insulated roof and a 32 foot silo with cement base and galvanized cupola considered an ornament to his farm. Westminster Abbey now brightest cathedral in Europe. New York City has over ten thousand boot and shoe workers.

Squire Stuart Ben Ballard Bertha McKinney Dan Webster William Davis Alexander, Kremer and Saveley John Steinberger Michigan Road

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Edward Hummel Steve Foltz Middlefork W. J. Beck Madeline Laidley Charles Powell C. J. Hisle Stewart I Margaret M'Lelland Everett Spry Virgil Spry Willard Spry Frankie Bowman Lee Berry Eva I. Martin Charles A. Gardner Oliver Crozier Nichola Congressman Simmons Commerce Committee Simmons Joseph Geyman, Sr Chins John Mundt Roy Gerdes Clarence Housefield Alfred Housefield Frank Housefield Masters Ora Housefield Herman Housefield Meuril Housefield Lawrence Housefield Harold Housefield Otis Sterns Erwin B. Flora Lemna Taylor Mies May Green Dana Hubert Brooks Hanover Road Benedict XV Sistine Chapel Rome Mary Horuff John G. McNutt Rosa McGregor Ryker’s Ridge Jam. C. Firth Clifford McKay Brooksburg M. A. Carney Jamestown Ind James Leatherberry Oliver Temperley Eva George Howard Kent Indiananapolis John L. Beyl Franklin College Crozier Road Wm. Friesleben Lillian Kremer Mabel Smith Kremer Friesleben Sauk Rapids Minn Sentinel W. T. Harley Manville Wm. Moore Marcus Sulzer Hartley J. W. Laneham Manville School Bridges Co. F John G Hitz Everbody Welcome State Bank Graham Township School Bonde Trutee Cook Democrate Evaneville
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