Madison Daily Notes Health and Local Movements
In Madison on September 5 many local figures are highlighted. County Auditor Taff shows slight typhoid improvement while Mrs Adelian Demaree wins a pare wenger for St Louis. George D Demaree recovers from illness enough to sit up. Various residents travel to Indianapolis and Meade, and many visitors and painters are noted. Kentucky pension grants for Adam Leatherman and Andrew J Richmond are listed along with several society and business movements and hospital notes.
Real Estate Transfer and Local Notices In Madison
Ebenezer Graham heirs sell 13 acres on Ryker's Ridge to Walter Rea. Local news covers marriages, divorces filed, family visits in Madison, a Cragmont guard released on bond, a hotel chimney scare, typhoid precautions, Camp Garber address, and a new fire hose purchase with enforcement on damaging lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Graham
Walter Rea
Madito
Ryker’s Ridge
Madison Public Schools Set to Open with Staffing Changes
The Madison Public Schools will open next Monday at the regular time with few changes in the curriculum and staff. New hires include Edith Moloney to replace Jane Mullenbach and W H Kelly to fill R B Bernhardt’s vacated post, while Mane tte Montgomery and Lewie Tyree serve as substitutes and coordinators. The district adopts a uniform high school text list per the 191% Indiana law, offers book allowances for old editions, and adjusts the schedule to five morning and three afternoon recitations. The high school cites strengthened drawing and music programs and plans for vocational education, with Ella Griffiths overseeing music and Florence Wooten and Margaret Stapp supervising drawing and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Public Schools
Edith Moloney
Northwestern University
Jane Mullenbach
W.H. Kelly
Wabash College
R. B. Bernhardt
Manette Montgomery
Barnhardt
Lewie Tyree
Newburyport
Mass
Phillips Exeter
Clark University
C. EK. Sawyer
Indiana
Madison High School
Ella P. Cgrriffith
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Florence
Wooten
Margaret Stapp
Live Young Business Men Take Charge at Middleton and Wymond
Samuel Boyd resigns from Madison Light and Rail to join Capt. J. A. Wymond at Middleton & Wymond coal office. H. H. Potter, also a son-in-law, will join Boyd and Potter leads the youthful management under Wymond. Potter likely arrives at the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Boyd
Madison Light & R. R. Company
J. A. Wymond
H. H. Potter
Wymond
Boy
Middleton & Wymond
Capt. Wymond
Madison
Mesara
Boyd
Potter
Busy factory hum at Snider Preserve Company plant
A Herald representative toured the Snider Preserve Company canning plant and found a busy operation with hundreds of farmers delivering thousands of bushels of Tomatoes. The plant uses up to date machinery and strict sanitary rules to ensure purity, employing many men women and youth with good wages under manager Albert Schaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider Preserve Company
Jefferson
Albert Schaffer
Mrs Louis Bracken Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary E F Bracken aged 53 wife of Louis Bracken died today at the North Madison home after five years of poor health. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in North Madison at 2 PM Sunday with burial at Mount Fairmount. Survived by her husband and several children, she was a devout Christian lady respected by many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EF. Bracken
Louis Bracken
North Madison
Christian Church
North Madigon
Fuirmount
Bracken
Indiana Team Roars To Third In National Shoot
Adjt. Gen McCoy reports Indiana guard shooters led by the fastest company in history. They placed third in Class B at Camp Perry, beating the U S infantry line by forty points. U S cavalry won with 2,675 to Indiana 2,020. Alabama won Class IB, Texas second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCoy
Indiana
National Guard
Camp Perry
United States Infantry
UU. S. Cavalry
Alabama
Texas
Famous Saddle Horse Sold to Union Bank Official
The famous combination saddle horse owned by John Neal has been purchased by HE. dh. Hanes, cashier of the Union National Bank in Richmond Indiana. The horse, one of the best in the region, has won numerous blue ribbons over the past two years and is by Crespuatare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neal
Dh. Hanes
Union National Bank
Richmond
Ind
Crespuatare
Booster Club La bor Day Picnic Financial Report
Final committee meeting reports receipts of 281,098 9S and expenditures totaling 44 with net gain showing a gratifying outcome for all involved. Details reflect the La bor Day picnic at Chautauqua park and the committee's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Booster Club Committee
Accidental Shot Misses Mrs Haynes in Hillside Hail
Investigation shows a .32 caliber bullet entered the home of William Haynes on West Third Street yesterday afternoon. Police suspect a revolver fired from Springdale cemetery hillside several hundred yards away. Ruby Longenecker was arrested but found not connected to the incident and may face other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haynes
West Third Street
Llaynes
Springdale Cemetery
Haynes
Ruby Longenecker
Wells seeks divorce and alimony in Indianapolis case
Maud A. Wells sues ra A. Wella a carpenter and contractor of Indianapolis for divorce alimony and child custody. She alleges marriage June 10 1905 in Indianapolis and three children Lula 7 Augustine 5 Nellie 2. He left for Indianapolis Sep 1912 refused to return or take family there and threatened divorce suit. She requests alimony for children and legal fees. Also mentions partition suit by heirs of Margaret Ferris in Switzerland county and lightning loss settlements by John L Muret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra A. Wella
Indianapolis
Maud A. Wells
West Second Street
Lula
Augustine
Nellie
Emerson Lemen
Harry Lemen
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed For Skin Ailments
Ad item promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best skin remedy for burns bruises and boils reducing inflammation and aiding healing. J T Sessaman of the News Cornelius NC reports one box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Sold for 25 cents at Barper's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. T. Sessaman
the News
Cornelius, N. C
Barper
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Cure Claim
Advert shows Dr King s New Life Pills claimed to relieve constipation and aid digestion and liver health. Testimonial from John Supsio of Sanbury Pa praises the pills as best ever used. Price 260 and Harper s drug store recommends them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John Supsio
Sanbury
Harper's Drug Store
Wise and Rainey Wed in Quiet Ky Home Ceremony
Miss Tillie Wise and Mr. Walker Rainey were secretly married at the home of Mrs. Ollie Trigg in Lagrange on Wednesday evening. The couple departed for Louisville to start their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Neal
Indianapolis
Luther Jenkins
Cragmont
Crawford County
Michael Busch
Jefferson County
Alice Dyke
Vernon
St. Magdalene Church
Ripley County
Father Leeson
Busch
Lagrange, Ky
Tillie Wise
Walker Rainey
Ollie Trigg
Louteville
Red Cross Ball Blue Promoted as Pure Blue Laundry Aid
Advertisement urges buyers not to purchase water heavy blueing products. It touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the true blue laundry aid, claiming it is entirely blue and free of diluted content.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taff
Adelian Demaree
St. Louie
George D. Demaree
Albert Pary
Scipio
William Clark
Samuel Mantz
Mise
Bridget Carrigan
North Vernon
Misa Bila Gallagher
Kentucky
Confederate Board
Adam Leatherman
Andrew J. Richmond
Trimble County
Korbly
Trow
Mullen
Washington
John Boyd
China
Christman
Brooksburg
Alice Comba
Malta
A.C. Cuitner
Meedames
W. H. Kahe
George Metzger
Edith Stewart
Ndinapolis
Os Car
Harper Yaterday
Frank Stevanus
Helen Jowher
New Auguaem
John B. Nicase
Joseph
Virginia
W. J. Spaugh
A. M. Stewart
Martha
Jonelle
Springsfield
Jennie Buchanan
Chas. Mullen
East Flrat Street
Beasie Cisco
Joseph Hertz
4. R. Miller
A. Peters
Sedatia
Saluda Township
Elaworth Peters
Chester Stevenson
Maurice
James
Chester
Mildred
Cincinnati
Elmore Schockley
East Second Street
John Cole
Lock No. 3
Kentucky River
R. C. Allen
Lansing
Mich
Edward Andres
Misa Rachel Haigh
Nelson G. Wyman
M. E. Garber
Carlile Strader
Earl Thomas
California
John Thomas
Earl
West
Joseph Holzer
Washington, D. C
Jacob Holzer
Baltimore Street
Sam
Bureau of Animal Industries
Kansas City
Real Estate Tranefere
Nicholas Rouasch
Neat Second Street
Tra Scarf
Anna Leheigh
John McCauley
West Main
Anna Owens
A. Owens
Main Street
Miss
Matthias Ackerman
Maud M. Wells
Ira A. Wells
Plainters
Mary Harrig
Richard Hiarrris
Albert G. Winter
Bersch
Seegt. Louisy Cook
Astors
Chicago
Krushnieva
Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
P+ car
Bee Camp
Vecar
Camp Garber
W. O. Ford
No. 1 Fire Company
Dupont
Chris Eckert
John Slattery
John Eckert
Schuler
Alex Glore
Mra. Glore
Orr Miller
Squire Stuart
Miller
Denny Cleacon
New Albany
Peter Graley
Mesere
Gleason
Graley
Fish and Game
George W. Miles
Miles
C. A. Wymond
M'Coy
Haroeas
Madison Safe Deposit
National Branch Bank
Nsure
Home Institution
I.W. Cornet
K. Weyer
Sec
Financial Report
Circuit Court
John L. Muret
Continental Insurance Co
Griffith
John Kramer
Leslie Scott
Chauncey Cordual
Thiston Lee
ADY
Wise-Painey
F. F
Irst National Bank
Madiron, Indiana
Apita
Edward Kampe
David Johaon
L. Isohetk
Casnter
PALO
Firemen & Mechan
Ics’ Insurance Co
America
M. Strader
Mulberry Street
DR. Kinc
Adolph Schingeck
Buffalo
N.Y
Arnica
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