Madison Herald Weeky Edition Highlights Local Movements
Madison residents appear in a broad list of travelers and visitors. Mrs H W Jennings and son Harold depart for Middlefork. Joseph Weatherford leaves for New Albany for Presbytery. Miss Helen Johnson visits family near Renasalear. Annie Laird arrives from Columbus to visit on Broadway. Mrs Ben Williams travels to attend funeral of Uncle Thomas Mullen. James Stewart from Craig township passes through for Indianapolis business. Mabel Ryker returns to Indianapolis after visiting Ryker family. Mrs C C Clines returns home to Sheridan after visiting Kent. June Lowe, an aunt of local Jones brothers, dies last week near Bethlehem. Marie Vawter of Jeffersonville visits the Vawter home then returns home. Attorney Harry Lemen and family motor through Kentucky and Tennessee, visiting Mammoth Cave. Mrs Lee McCain and son Fearn return to Cincinnati. Dr J H Barnard reported very ill in Indianapolis after multiple operations. Clara House leaves for Bradley Institute teaching in Peoria. Juptha Morrow builds a new barn on Aulepbasch Ave with contract by Peter and Thomas Stevens. Mr and Mrs W E Wise return to Lebanon after visits in this city and Ripme County. Mrs Charles A Korbly recovering from appendicitis operation. John R Thorne and Mrs Spaulding leave for Monroe township for Hilliott-Officer reunion at Monroe Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Craig Township
Switzerland County
Indianapolis
Mabel Ryker
B. H. Ryker
Ryker’s Ridge
C. C. Clines
James Whitgett
Kent
Sheridan
June Lowe
Bethlehem
Messia
Noah
Harvey
Hal Jones
Misa Marie Vawter
Jeffersonville
C. Vawter
Harry Lemen
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mammoth Cave
Lee McCain
Fearn
W. M. McLaughlin
Cincinnati
J. H. Barnard
Clara House
Peoria
Ill
Bradley Institute
Juptha Morrow
Aulepbasch Ave
Peter and
Thomas Stevens
Jefferson Street
W. E. Wise
Lebanon
Frank Lee
Rrimbie County
Charles A. Korbly
Representative Korbly
Korbly
Washington
John R. Thorne
Todianapolis
J.L. Spaulding
Monroe Township
Monroe Church
Europe
Chicago
Jesse Brother
Saluda
Ford
M. F. West
Hanover
Thomas Matthews
Hanover Township
Maxwell
Virgil Raplee
Henry Owens
West
North Vernon
J. W. Moore
Curtis Marshall
Canada
East
Louis Ernet
Second Street
Marshall
Court House
Austin Jones
Brotherio Law
Henry Schad
Messrs
Danville
Clem Hardy
Jefferson County
There
Dana
Ind
E. B. James
Death of Madison Resident Charles S. Mullen
Charles Sanford Mullen longtime Madison resident and painter died at his east First street home after months of arterial disease. Born December 24, 1843 in Madison he served in the Civil War with Co. L, 4th Indiana Cavalry. He leaves a widow and son John Mullen of Indianapolis and is survived by one company comrade William Dietz of Madison. Funeral at St. Michael's Church with burial in Springdale.
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Charles S. Mullen
Madison
East First Street
Mr. Mullen
Charles Sanford Mullen
St. Michael's Church
John Mullen
Indianapolis
Mullen
Co. L
4Th Indiana Volunteer Cavalry
William Dietz
St. Michael’s Church
Springdale Cemetery
Evangelizing Canoeists Promote Go to Church Sunday
Two Washington journalists traveled by canoe from Pittsburg to New Orleans to urge four Sundays of church attendance. They spoke in crowds at dances, theaters, and schools collecting pledges. In Cincinnati they secured over three thousand pledges. Madison hosts formed a business committee to back the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Harold Keats
E. Marshall Nichols
Washington D. C
New Orleans
Federal Street
Pittsburg
Church News Bureau
United States
Church News Bureau of
Washington
Elmer E. Scott
Jacob J. Kasper
Geo. M. Daily
W. A. Bareber
Ed. E. Powell
R. I. Stanton
Frank P. Vail
George C. Gertz
Jefferson County Commissioners' Allowances 1914 September Session
The September 1914 session list shows expenses and allowances by the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners. Items include clerk and treasurer office costs, court and jail expenditures, public works, road repairs across multiple named roads, and various salaries such as county superintendent, coroner inquest, and orphans home staff.
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Board of Commissioners
Jeffersgn County
Indiana
H Rousch & Co
H H Rousch
R T Blackard
Nellie Durfield
Steve Bayne
Marion Chittwood
Poor
Madison
Geo D Demaree
George Frank
Augustine
Thomas Turner
F W Plottner
Robin Manville
Hanover
Roy Tull
H M Lee
Court House
Homer Oakley
Frank Schafer
Lodge Hardware Co
Elizabeth Schafer
City of Madison
F W_ Pfortner
the Corkins Chemical Co
Madison Light & Fuel Co
Madison Light & Ry Co
Peter Hoffman
Brushfield
Edn Selig
W H Anger
City of
Sarah Davis
Thomas G Francisco
T W. Ffortner
John B Lawler
Madisoon Light & Ry Co
FE Zepf & Co
Patrick Wade
Evinrude Race Headlines Sunday Regatta Prizes
The Evinrude Motor Co sponsors three prizes for the opening regatta event next Sunday afternoon. Winners receive a loving cup first a maxim silencer second and an Evinrude cushion third. Local Evinrude owners have entered their boats, heightening interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evinrude Motor Co
Trinity Choir Social at Rev and Mrs Thompson Home
Trinity church choir enjoyed a pleasant social evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Thompson after a brief business meeting. A musical program followed with fruit cake refreshments. The gathering sent best wishes for a return visit next year. A new gasoline powered sidewheel towboat Jeptha draws attention at the Louisville wharf, Capt. W. B. Clouser owner. The Jeptha may be the first sidewheeler to use gasoline motive power on the Mississippi. English merchant marine tonnage cited as 18,388,330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Louisville
W. B. Clouser
Nverman
Mississippi River
Bud and Bull in a Flat Crick reminiscence
A nostalgic voice recalls Bud the troublemaker and Bull the dog from Flat Crick days. The narrator mentions schoolday memories, parental warnings, and the enduring sturdy heart of Bud despite time and age. The piece blends humor, hardship, and affection for old neighbors and a beloved canine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shocky
Hannah
Bud
Holt
Crick Folke
Official seal affixed by M. FF Auditor Jefferson County
A dated instrument from September 11 1914 bears the signatory acknowledgement of M FF Auditor Jefferson County with an official seal. The fragment notes a formal execution of a document and the office of the auditor as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Jefferson County
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Aon
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Middlefork
Joseph Weatherford
Canaan
New Albany
Mise Helen Johnson
Renasalaer
Frank Hill
Misa Annie Laird
Columbus
John Chapman
Ben Williams
Austin
Thos. Mullen
Charles
Covington, Ky
Lara Swango
West Fifth Street
Emerson Lemen
Alva Swango
Warsaw
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J. J. Hertz
Mulberry Street
CANOE
the Herald Co
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Madison Courier Co
F E Copeland
Frank McKay
H Danner
J E Custer
BE Johnson
Charles Platt
W D Carlock
D C Rogers
Bruce Buchanan
Benjamin Ringwald
John W Smith
George Righthouse
J L Kloopfer
Frank Schnaitter
Bramwell
Troxell & Moore
Oliver
E J Gasaway
Chas A Toombs
AJ Lakemore
Harper
W A Stewart
Rohrman & Schafer
Burris
Rohrman
Rothermel
RC Padgett
Wilk & Co
T S Williame
Joint
Parke
G W Gudgel
Allen Maggard
James E Royce & Son
Walker Road
A M Taff
Charles P Tull
W W Walker
Irwin
State of Indiana
Board of Commission
Trinity Choir
Virgil Thompson
W. M. Herschell
Indianapolis News
Charles Grebe
Brookaburg
Bud Means
Edward Eggleston
Hooesier
Bud Meana
Clyde Ryker
Madison, Ind
Oakley C. Curtis
Maine
Wm. R. Haines
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Congress
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