Madison News Briefs Reach Week’s End
Mies Frieda Schelke departs for Waynetown to teach. John Mayers and family return from Indianapolis funeral. Irene Bindhammer and Charles Lurber wed in Madison. Local visits, hospital updates, Red Cross observers depart for Cincinnati. St Michael’s School opens with large turnout. Wedding at Bellamy home unites Ruth Bellamy and Freeman Hyatt amid elaborate decor and ceremony.
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Mies Frieda Schelke
Waynetown
Ind
John Mayers
Indianapolis
Paynesville
St. Michael’s School
Sisters of Rey
Madison
Mary Jances
Mary Dominic
Mary Charles
Death of Mr John Mueller in New Albany
Notice reports the death of Mr John Mueller at his New Albany home early this morning. He leaves a widow, four sons and four daughters. funeral arrangements and burial plans are to be announced locally.
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Matt Lennert
John Mueller
New Albany
Mueller
Wiow
Nic Heights of America
Art
Albany
New Ny
Brownsville
Tarredo
Nagutes
Arizona
Toxna
Reuters
Brome
Spain
Madison Council Knights Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
At a regular Madison Council Knights of Columbus meeting, officers were elected for the coming year led by Grand Knight J. J. Kasper and Deputy Grand Knight C. N. Hor uff. Registrations show 3,984 men and 3,60 women across precincts with women leading in the city by 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Council
Knights of Columbus
J. J. Kasper
C.N. Hor
Auditor Dibler
Svilisat
Saluda
Monroe
Lancaster Township
Funeral for Mrs Eliza Patton Held at Elm Street Home
Funeral services for the late Mrs Eliza Patton were conducted at her daughter Addie McClelland’s home on South Elm Street at ten o'clock this morning. Rev J A Shuly of the Baptist Church led the rites, with floral tributes from friends and a procession to Poegt ar cemetery in Monroe township for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bellamy
Main
Baltimore
Ruth Amethyst
Freeman Robert Hyatt
Hanover
FO. Ballard
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Ferns
James Hyatt
Carthage
Margaret Bellamy
Clara Bellamy
Jona Farrel
Laura Cotton
Alvy Gray
Reba Farrel
Tivatt
Madison Barh Sehool
Hanover College
Monroe Hyatt
Versailles
Clara Hellamy
Elizabeth Brooks
Moore's Hill
Liza Patton
Drusilla
Addie McClelland
South Elm Street
J. Ajs Shuly
Baptist Church
Poegtar
Monroe Township
Complex European and local notices mix with oblique woes and a death
The text blends fragmented notes on royalty, garbled phrases about European figures, and a stream of local items. Notable entries include Evelyn Wade resigning from Madison Light & Railway to join Holcomb & Hoke in Indianapolis, and Frank Schram and Miss Mary traveling to attend the funeral of Aunt Elizabeth Meier, 78, former Madison resident, with burial planned tomorrow. Stewart heads to California from St. John NB.
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Evelyn Wade
Madison Light & Railway Company
Indianapolis
Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Company
Frank Schram
Mary
Elizabeth Meier
Madison
Country Club Elects Officers For Forthcoming Year
The Country Club members met at the club house to elect officers and directors. The secretary reported the year as in good standing. President M. F. Tennis. Vice President John Clements. Secretary-Treasurer Or. Gi. Boyd. Directors include H. L. Lyons John W. Tevis Richard Johnson James K. Crozier Fred Herbst Walter Giremer Graham Ross Elmer E. Scot. Membership stands as the largest in club history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
M. F. Tennis
John Clements
Gi. Boyd
H. L. Lyons
John W.tevis
Richard Johnson
James K. Crozier
Fred Herbst
Walter Giremer
Graham Ross
Elmer E. Scot
Dance Last Night at Pythian Hall Honors Local Committee
The return dance given at the Pythian hall last night proved a delightful affair. It was hosted by Messrs. William Turner and Alex Fagan in tribute to the committee of young ladies Misses Helen Lauer Agnes Donlan and Anne Harper who had hosted a similar event last week. Porter’s five piece jazz orchestra provided music and punch was served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Hall
William Turner
Alex Fagan
Helen Lauer
Agnes Donlan
Anne Harper
Porter
White Canoe tale ends in deadly staged dance
In Seagotche river lore Cecile Horton plans a thrilling finale for her dance with Dick Harvey. The night of the performance a staged murder turns real when Perrone breaches the home and is shot by Dick Turvey. Cecil blames the legend of Snow Bird but Dick insists Perrone was a true murderer and thief.
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Segotchie
Snowbird
Cecil Horton
Segatchle
Cecil
Horton Boathouse
Dick Harvey
Raseness
Re. Trember
Bercone Crook
Pinaway
Phil
Moe
Cell
Segutebite
Coll
Perrone
Mdek Pinrvey
Ceci
Dick Turvey
Dobson
Local Social Uptown and Nearby Visitors
Madison on September 9 notes a stream of guests and travelers: Mrs. Lee Mallard of Brunswick Ga visits her mother Mrs. Lucy Sinkhorn. Cleo LaDuke of Jeffersonville stays with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horuff. Miss Vinnie Gray returns from Sioux City and Salem. Others host or visit in Madison including families from Indianapolis Cincinnati Rockville Newport and Covington. A birth is announced a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heitz. Squire Chapman sentences Clarence Hammel for insanity and commitment to Southeastern hospital. Emer Jones leaves Johnson shops for Cincinnati with family departure.
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Lee Mallard
Brunswick Ga
Lucy Sinkhorn
Cleo LaDuke
Jeffersonville
Joseph Horuff
Vinnie Gray
Sioux City
Iowa
Salem
S. Dakota
John Kloss
Cambridge City
George Lohrig
West Main Street
Raymond Phillips
Columbus
Samuel Moreland
John Weber
Cinccinnati
John King
Canaan Road
Anna Sauer
Anderson
Donald R. Bear
Indianapolis
Hester Mouser
John Hicks
Rockville
Ind
Mary Hill
Cleveland
Ohio
R. C. Allen
Allen
Payne Miles
Newport
Miles
Victor Miles
Jefferson Street
Earl Demaree
Hartington
Nebraska
Joe. Demaree
Thomasville
Gal
Demaree
South Broadway
Karl Ringwaldt
Indianapoli
Charles Ringwaldt
North East Street
Clara Wolfinger
Lincoln
Lenora
Louisa Henninger
North Walnut Street
Squire Chapman
Clarence Hammel
Blocher
Southeastern Hospital
George FA. Stapp
Martha and
Mary
Margaret Stapp
Baltimore
Benjamin Drake
Elk Creek
Johnson County
N.T. Drake
Mr. Drake
Madison
Cash on hand three billion as banks hold loot
Acting Philadelphia Federal Reserve governor William T. Hutt estimates that the combined Liste Thread National and Peach-Red-Mattress banks contain over 3 billion in loose cash. He argues even a small portion invested in Liberty bonds or deposited in savings banks could revive industry and return funds to par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Bull Eats Clothing Leads Men to Dress in Car Curtain Robe
In Maysville Kentucky Aaron Gasking and Warren Spencer found their clothes eaten by a bull while they waded into a stream to escape the animal. They rode into town with automobile curtains as makeshift clothing and later retrieved their garments from the bank after the bull slept. Meanwhile Kitchener Ontario appoints its first policewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Aaron Gasking
Warren Spencer
Sinn Fein Courts Deliver Unconventional Civil Rulings
In Dublin a Sinn Fein district court grants unusual civil decisions amid missing prisons. A will case lets the engaged brother choose his share while the other selects the division he wants. A thief must repay and work for the farmer, and a harness thief is paraded and made to apologize before returning the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Sinn Folin Fury
Law 500 Year Old Used to Isolate Woman in Typhoid Case
The city cites an ancient writ de reprose amorendo to justify isolating a boarding house keeper labeled a typhoid carrier by the health department. The woman, taken into custody six months ago, protested forcible isolation while authorities argue she endangers public health.
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Corporation Counsel
Department of Health
Englane
Health Department
Millionaire Tax Returns Show Rise in Wealth Groups
A historical report notes that 50 000 millionaires and their families filed federal income tax returns. War profits boosted totals, with 16 000 heads of families reporting over 50 000 dollars and many above 750 000 dollars. Estimates indicate more than 1 000 000 incomes over that mark, rising from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toto
Austria Ends Grain Control After Bitter Political Fight
Austria has abolished government control of its domestic grain supply after a sharp political clash. The combined Christian socialist and Deutsche parties secured a sweeping victory, labeling the control a farce. Socialist economists say the move will raise bread prices, while advocates claim it ends government requisition failures and stops food from being sold to the left-hand trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Christian Socialist-Greuse Deutsche
Rat Attacks Child In Shenandoah Crib Incident
Fourteen month old Victor Guimes son of Prof and Mrs A Guimes was bitten by a large rat while sleeping in a second story flat in Shenandoah Pennsylvania at 1 30 am. The creature leaped from the crib and vanished into a radiator hole. Doctors treated minor wounds with no serious injury suspected.
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Shenandoah
Victor
A. Guimes
Hair Saved Bates by Wig on Streetcar Tracks
In Los Angeles Charles W. Bates avoided serious injury when a streetcar wheels ground his head on the Till Street line. Witnesses saw the car pass over his head but Bates pulled away, leaving a wig in the track. He was unharmed aside from the scare.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Bates
Till Street
Vast Texas Mexico border story of adventure and isolation
Frederick Stiinebe, formerly American count of Necates, writes for the National Geographic about the Gulf to the Pacific border along the Rio Grande. He details a dry, sparsely populated 700 mile stretch with few rivers, few towns like Columbus and Blackita, and the rugged terrain from Brownsville to Baja California.
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WashIndon
North America
Tenere
Stead
Perbare
Frederick Stiinteb
Necates
Mexico
National
Geogrnaphie Sa Clet
Gulf of Mextera
Texas
Rio Grande
United States
Megteas
Ansar
Contrasta Ag
Erd -Dase
San Antone
Los Angeles
Assnan
el Paso
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Monument No. 1
Dog Mountains
San Luis Range
San Bernardino Valley
Rilo Grande
Sonora
Gulf of California
Guaymas
Pacific
Columbus
Blachita
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Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bellamy
Switzerland
Doldhe
Epigin
Witrth
Ragti
George A. Zepf
Leo B. Schroeder
Dohad L. Voll
William A. Bierck
Bernard Rahe
Oscar Co Hunger
William Hl. Horaff
Joseph BF
Messe
John B. Niesse
Eliza Patton
France
Ironmaster Schneier
Gaertns
Theo
Hapr *R
Vel Pathe
Aprintes
Pal Toy
Victorin Ovbesyas
Aunast
William
Covi
Fritz Meyer
Henry Stessert
Aimerica
Stewart
California
St. John
N. OB
Harriett McGlasson
A. H. Mc Glasson
Emer Jones
Johnson Auto Repair Shops
Cincinnati
The
Herald
Kitchener, Ont
Sinn Penn
Austria
Mal
Borderland
State of Texas
Bigness of
Laredo
Mmesonth
Brewster
London
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