Madison News Items of Neighborhood Events
Local notices list marriages births and social visits in Madison and surrounding towns. Rev J W Johnson unites Berry King of Dupont and Olivette Jones of Jefferson county. Mrs. Marthe Shoots hosts family guests on East Street. Various residents travel to Indianapolis New Albany and Louisville for education travel and G A R events.
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Koprina
Cincin
Marthe
East Street
J. W. Johnson
Berry King
Dupont
Olivette Jones
Jefferson County
A. W. Ford
I. J. Quinn
East Fifth Street
David Jackson
Sarah Smith
Herbert Olmstead
Saluda Township
Virginia Meldrum
Charlotte Meldrum
Louisville
Ala Fitch
Floyd Turner
New Albany
Benjamin F. Drake
N. T. Drake
Elk Creek
Neb
Virginia Ernst
Indianapolis
Daniel Grebe
Rykers Ridge
Opening of Madison Public Schools for September 13
Madison public schools reopen Monday morning September 13 with staff assignments listed for High School Junior High Eggleston Lower Seminary Broadway and Broadway schools. Principals H M Stewart C R Schoutkin Blinche Harrison Lide G White W L Langford and supervisors Ella Griffith Florence Wooten Miss Mildred Sauer wall will succeed Miss Nora Schwab who has restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Stewart
Jessie Wells
Bella Hilands
Jadys Shipman
Isabelle Doig
E. R. Skillman
Lillian Logan
Amelia McCluire
Hi. H. Stodghill
Clara B. Hargitt
C. R. Schoutkin
May Wilson
Gertrude Gibson
Irene Tevis
Jessie C. Strong
Florence Wooten
Eggleston School
Blinche Harrison
Etta M. Hoffstadt
Allie Martin
Helen Lotz
Anna Banyerter
Berniece Waltz
Mary Auer
Margie Hancock
Chace Spencer
Herbert Gourley
Mildred Sauer
Ethel Calloway
Jennie Dillon
Lower Seminary
Lide G. White
Jessie Wood
Vinnie Gray
Lyda Hawkins
Hattie Dove
Frieda Real
Florence Kea
Fannie Crozier
Mabel Lanham
Mary Wallace
Broadway
W.L. Langford
Ada Beatty
Crearge Iness
Ruth Bates
Ella BP. Griffith
Insite
Mildred Sauer Wall
Nora Schwab
Mrs Isabel Dunlop Passes After Long Illness
Mrs Isabel Dunlop a longtime resident on the Kent road died at home early this morning after years of suffering She was born Isabel Peters daughter of Mrs Isabel Peters and the late Mr Peters widow of the late Robert Dunlop She leaves four sons and one daughter Charles Todianapolity St Paul Minn McKinles Bruce and Agnes at home Her mother and brothers James Peters Kansas and Wm Peters West are expected this evening Roy arrived from St Paul Charles of Indianapolis is in the city This obituary notes her church affiliations and kind disposition mourning many relatives and friends
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Isabel Dunlop
Kent Road
Pailop
Fallows
Charles
Todianapolity
St. Paul
Minn
McKinles
Bruce
Agnes
Dunlop
Limited
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Indianapolis
Hayden Gray
Muscatine
Iowa
Andrew Keller
Madison
Batesville
HL KE
Lyon
van Duncan
Charles Biesen
North
Walnut Street
Bresen
Graham Township Farmers Meet and Officer Elections
Graham Township Farmers Federation held a meeting at the high school building electing President Thram Foster, Vice President A. M. Taft, Secretary Andrew Bhike, and Treasurer WE. Robinson. A talk on feeding the fall wheat crop followed with advice to sow late to avoid the Hessian fly and Oct 1 as a seeding deadline. Dairy cow tuberculosis testing and state Federations support were discussed, with members urged to cooperate and delay seeding.
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Graham Township
Charles Patterson
State Federiation
Bederaton
Patterson
Jackson Named Sheriff Candidate by Democratic Committee
At a meeting of the Democratic county central committee in the party headquarters on West Mair Street, Henry C. Payne resigned as the Saluda township candidate for county sheriff after his removal from the county. Robert D. Jackson of Shelby township was named to fill the vacancy, described as a prominent farmer whose appointment strengthens the ticket.
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Democratic County Central Committee
West Mair Street
Henry C. Payne
Saluda Township
Payne
Robert D. Jackson
Shelby Township
Jackson
Seven Over First Day Attendance Increases At Madison Schools
Madison schools opened with an attendance figure up seven from the first day last year. Totals for each school show boys and girls combined. Houleston, Broadway, and lower seminary posts listed. A brief quiet wedding followed at the Baptist parsonage as Miss Louise Greenwood wed Mr. Paul Peddie with soon Indianapolis as their home.
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Pre
Madison
Sis
I Lower Seminary
Houleston School
Borys
Broadway School
Madison Cards Travel and Local Golf Win Linked to Loss of Resident
Madison routes saw Mr. and Mrs. Krick and others depart for Shelbyville Indianapolis Cleveland and Indianapolis for visits as local residents travel. Madison golfers beat Batesville 24 to 21 at Batesville while Charles Bresen of Madison dies after a long illness at age about 52 with funeral services held at the Famaroy residence.
Remains Of Milton Soldier To Return Home
Private Albert Gosman of Milton Kentucky died February 8 1919 in a France hospital from war wounds. His body will arrive in New York February 20 and be sent home for burial. He served after volunteering in September 1917 and was 23. He is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters and held $10000 government war risk insurance.
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C.D. Crosman
Milton
Chaves Registration Service
New York City
Albert Gosman
France
New York
Gosman
Mrs. Lichlyter Dies After Heart Failure Near Kent
Mrs. James Lichlyter died at her home near Kent after a heart failure. She retired Saturday night and awoke Sunday during a heavy storm unable to breathe. Survived by her husband and many friends, funeral services were held at Smyrna Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Marshall. Burial followed at Smyrna cemetery.
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James Lichlyter
Kent
Smyrna Church
Marshall
Smyrna
Funeral for Mrs. Isabel Dunlop Held at Kent Road Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Isabel Dunlop who died Saturday at her Kent road home were conducted at two o clock by Rev. F Q Ballard from the family residence. A large gathering paid their respects with floral tributes before her interment in the cemetery.
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Isabel Dunlop
Kent Road
F. Q. Ballard
Democratic Ticket List for Indiana Campaign
The slate includes Cox for president Roosevelt as vice president Taggart for U S senator McCulloch for governor Foster for lieutenant governor Wagner for secretary Luskel for attorney general Deharity for state treasurer Unger for Supreme Court reporter Baylor for superintendent Bowser for Supreme Court judge Swan Reidelbach for appellate court Canfield for Congress Danglade for prosecutor Porter for joint representative Driggs for clerk Blake for treasurer Bowman for recorder Payne for sheriff Coleman and Kleopfer named as commissioners in two districts
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Franklin J. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Carleton B. McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Wayne
Charles H. Wagner
Bartholomew County
George D. Luskel
Parke County
George A. Deharity
Madison County
Supreme Court
Wood Unger
Clinton County
Adelaide Baylor
Wabash County
Francis E. Bowser
Kosciusko County
Elbert M. Swan
Spencer County
John C. Reidelbach
Fulton County
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon FE
Leland
Madison
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emma D. Porter
Scottsburg
John W. Driggs
Andrew W. Blake
Herman I. Bowman
Dupont
Henry C. Payne
Hanover
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksburg
Jacob L. Kleopfer
Kent
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American Association results feature Louisville 9 over Columbus and Toledo 2, Indianapolis 10 over Kansas City 6, St. Paul 13 over Minneapolis 0, Milwaukee 2. National League tallies include Chicago 32 to Brooklyn 7 and St Louis 0, New York 7. American League shows Cleveland 3 over Philadelphia 2, Detroit 2 over New York 4, Chicago 15 over Washington 6, and St Louis 4 over Boston 5.
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Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Pet
Fin
Louisville Sea
Kansas City Wares
Aur Eesees
Chicago St. Louis
Emer
Philadelphia E
L Pet
Cleveland Serene
Philadelphia A
Funeral Services for George Hagan Held at Storms Home
A large crowd attended the funeral of George Hagan who died Thursday at his daughter Mrs J C Storms home in Canaan. The 2:30 pm service at the Storms residence was led by Rev B Arends of the Lutheran Church. Pallbearers included Marcus Taylor Edward Goins Albert Morrison Sanford Bush Charles Phillips and Edward Gray. Turtles lay from 150 to 200 eggs at a time.
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George Hagan
J. C. Storms
Canaan
Storms
B. Arends
Lutheran Church
Messrs
Marcus Taylor
Edward Goins
Albert Morrison
Sanford Bush
Charles Phillips
Edward Gray
Coconut Palm Supplies Life and Wealth for Tropics
The coconut palm yields far more than fruit its by products support natives with food drink and fuel. It thrives along coasts of India Ceylon and across the tropical world, with trunk fronds and fruit providing sugar oil rope and copra. Tree climbers and thief alarms reflect its economic importance and pervasive presence.
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American Forestry Association of Washington
Tropica
Ceylon
Colombo
Nalay
East
West Indies
America
Quito
Tropics
Dt Buck
Maldive Islands
South Sea Islands
Europe
Theft of Harold Sterns Violin Recovers By Hearing
A stolen violin belonging to Harold Stern, orchestra leader at the Park Avenue hotel in New York, was returned after a description by witnesses led to recovery. Miss Sadie Walker and Miss Blanette Betor identified the instrument at a piano dealer and the detective bureau filed charges.
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Harold Stern
Park Avenue
New York City
Sadie Walker
Madison Avenue
Blanette Betoer
Lancaster
Stern
Miss Woltner
Pee Hee
Wodlser
Bowett
Atin
Unclear text fragment scattered through wartime era note
OCR fragment recounts a jumble of names places and events with no coherent narrative or verifiable details. The readable bits mention Curtis Peengy Cyrrie and others in a vague wartime context but lack dates specific actions or outcomes to summarize into a factual item.
Opera Singer Arlaine Maze Restored After Tongue Injury
In New York City a surgeon repaired the tongue of Arlaine Maze, a famed opera singer long unable to pronounce words due to a birth defect. Doctors worked after a heavy knife attack in a hotel basement limited her speech. she aims to relearn singing and stage performance.
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Arlaine Maze
Manhattan
New York City
Arduino
Fontal Swinelle
Pennsylvaciea
Fos
Italy
China’s Finances Show Large Monthly Deficit
A cabinet attache reports China runs monthly deficits of 10 to 12 million dollars. Administrative debt stands at 270 million, with 180 million from bank loans. The budget totals 14 million, 6 million from ordinary revenue, leaving 8 million short. Over 70 percent of spending goes to military upkeep, prompting talk of drastic retrenchment.
Meanest Man Sought by Sheriff in Muskogee
The Muskogee sheriff seeks the meanest man the city has known. He took his wife’s clothing while she bathed and pawned it to entertain seven other women, the sheriff states.
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Muskogee
Okla
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the Baptist Parsonage
Louise Greenwood
Paul Peddie
E. A. Shhulz
The
Baptist Church
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Mary Duncan
Peddie
Greenwood
Kentucky
Zadie Duncan
James Peddie
North Broadway
Joseph Krick
Shelbyville
Carroll Faglin
Ohio
Burton Eaglin
William Cowan
Irene
Oliver Clegg
E. T. Demaree
Hartington
Stella Demaree
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Jennie Rose
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F. W. Pfortner
Renssalear
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St. Joseph's College
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Peking
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