Madison Sentinel notices and travels in 1920 Madison Indiana
Local column lists residents traveling to Indianapolis and Newport News for visits and schooling, births, family events, and a death in Madison. Names include Nellie Smith Evelyn Smith Anna McBride Delia Garrity Thomas Ashley Newton Holcomb Edward Helwager Martha Goutley Katie Theescas and several relatives.
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Nellie Smith
Evelyn Smith
Indianapolis
Anna McBride
Indianpolis
Pansy Thornton
Newport News
John Keller
Emma
Louisville
Keller
Charles Fout
Delia Garrity
Mary Shougnessy
St. Louus
Thomas Ashley
William Cotte
Newton Holcomb
Brownsville
Tenn
Mari Peracht
420 ANNIVERSARY WILDEY ENCAMPMENT HISTORY REMEMBERED
Reading a faded account of Wildey Encampment's 420th anniversary, Chas Rahn recalls early journeys by horse and boat, candlelit lodges, and the Madison gathering that marked the milestone. The record notes曾 talks, degrees conferred, and a social program organized by the committee.
Madison Dogs Win at Kentucky State Fair Fair Day Meet
The article notes the Madison Dogs achieving a strong win at a Kentucky state event with multiple dogs competing. It mentions organized participants from Riverview Daily and various local teams while highlighting Mr George Letrig of American Metallic and Packing Company visiting the city and supervising dismantling of a distillery plant in Richwood.
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Gicorpe Letrig
Whoa Co
Adoerican Metalic and Packing Company
Lesingtun
Iyo
Wasang
Newport
Koo
Susquemae
Lohrig
Lobiing
McKay and McNeal Wed in Quiet Thursday Ceremony
Arthur McKay and Viola McNeal were married Thursday afternoon by the Rev Arends. Attendants were Theodore and Mrs Eaglin. A large supper followed at the groom’s parents' home. The couple left yesterday for Frankfort Kentucky to start their life together.
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Arthur McKay
Viola McNeal
Arends
Theodore Eaglin
Frankfort
McKay
Madison News Briefs on Travel and Local Events
A collage of short notices reports Emma Reed visiting Indianapolis with Mrs Prank Gehl and Albert Bondurant returning after a three week Indianapolis trip. Albert Towinson departs for Philadelphia to study at the University of Pennsylvania. Comrade TN Carnine travels to Indianapolis for the Go ALR encampment. Real estate agent OVW Ford sells Mrs Edward Shittery’s cottage on Lafayette Street to Mesbo Chanador 88a. Captain AT Vabeshed and Comrade Prank Cole attend the Go ALR encampment in Indianapolis. George Catield and family return from Greene to enroll son Sidney at DePauw University. Audie Duncan heads to Bragiststens tis merinine to attend toe tosetaber. Bertha Langsten now living with the oldgers in the same home where Miss Duncan taught. Mrs William Shapiman departs for Indianapolis to attend AL Reredinion, then to Desantvibe. Adelaide Almond visits Mr and Mrs Jerry Gipson in Indianapolis, with continuing travels to Desantvibe and Toul. The community notes o the jary election results and a funeral in LaCrosse Wisconsin for a Mr Wan koe aged four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Reed
West Third Street
Indianapolis
Prank Gehl
Albert Bondurant
Sharpesville
Albert Towinson
Nce
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvan
OVW
Ford
Eadward Shittery
Lafayette Street
Comerade
Cole
Nchinapolis
George Catield
Greene
Tia
Sidney
DePauw University
Iley
Catlehd
Baussiband
Ralph Wartian
Teave Beer Vietige
Mais
Boroabette Waren
Pla
Audie Duncan
Bragiststens
Bertha Langsten
Miss Duncan
Mre
Willhisn Shapiman
Hy Her
Posianapolis
Toen
Toul
Uo Mo Stewart
Tamaly
Adelaide Almond
Borg
Tlrry Gipson
Indianapols
Sen
Blarry
Aeedee
Pudiayapecis
Auavele
Mare
Heaveurediesy
Ana
Carl Dheatedtl
Mitchset
Cendt
Hlerptall
Weetata
Ohiver
Tas
Wiscopson
Hia
North
Massi
Wisconsin
Kee Wis
LeCrosse
Mrs Lena Spann Harrod Obituary
Mrs Lawrence Harrod died at six yesterday evening at Marble Corner after a long illness. Born September 100, 19, she was 20 years old. She is survived by husband Raymond Dale, father Harley Spann, mother deceased, brother Theresa Spann, and half brother David Lawrence. The family expresses deep sympathy.
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Lawrence Harrod
Harley Spann
Marble Corner
Plarrad
Lena Spanti
Atel
Raymond Dale
Theresa Spaung
David Lawrence
Mes Harrod
Collapsible Drum Invented for Orchestra Folding Size
A folding drum designed for orchestras is announced and described as extendable from compact to full size using a mechanism that expands between the drum heads. The invention promises portable setup for performers and conductors.
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Wil Oribs
Wheat Export Totals Reported by United States Seller
The United States exporter in Oslo reports hashes of wheat and 8 773 000 barrels of flour totaling 121 960 000 bushels. The statement ties flour export figures to a large wheat conveyance and defines the overall wheat production figure.
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Our
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Mnited
SU Oslo
Reverend David W. Moffat Dies After Brief Illness
Dr. David W. Moffat aged 78, longtime Presbyterian pastor born Morris Plains New Jersey January 4 1835 died at the home of H S Moffett after a brief illness. He served in Fort Wayne and Washington DC and was a member of the Revision Committee for the Presbyterian Confession. Survived by his widow two sons and three daughters.
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David W. Moffat
H.S. Moffett
Moffat
Morris Plains
New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
Hanover College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Kr. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
West St
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne
General Assembly
Co. Co
Indiana Legion
Bo Ninde
Chieags
Poor. Wants
Indianapolis
Soc
Chicago
Wola
Susan Lenore Moffat
Madsen
Local Social News From Madison and Nearby
Elizabeth Davis travels to Indianapolis to visit her son Born Edwards as James Lewin is born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Edwards. Mrs William Cravens of Port Royal Ky visits Mrs Susan White. Louis Ernst Sr departs for Indianapolis to attend G A R encampment. Mayor James White heads to the encampment. Frederick Grace returns to Indianapolis after a visit. Charles Baker of Memphis joins Mrs Baker visiting her mother Clara Vinnenan. Mrs John G Crozier returns to St Louis after visiting her sisters. Mr and Mrs T M Foster Tipton and Mr and Mrs Perry Heard Indianapolis return home after visiting.
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Joseph Edwards
James Lewin
William Cravens
Port Royal
Susan White
West Main Street
Louis Ernst, Sr
Indianapolis
Frederick Grace
Charles Baker
Memphis, Tern
Baker
Clara Vinnegan
John G. Crozier
St. Louis
Cora
Adele Mullen
T. M. Foster
Tipton
Perry Heard
F. M. Hill
Death of Mrs Anna Berger Visits in Madison
Friends in Madison were shocked by the death of Mrs Anna Berger at 7 o clock in the evening at her niece's home on East Macon Street. She had been visiting from Los Angeles and died after a brief decline. She was survived by one daughter Mrs Couch of Los Angeles and many siblings.
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Martha Goutley
Indianapolis
Jesse Mellon
Melton
Jacob K. Kremer
Sins
Lawrence
Arthur
Louisville
Jacob Pheer
Peter Massig
Katie Thescas
Madison
William and Mary
Ashrew Augustin
City
Jutin Doers
Ryker’s Ridge
Willis Ryker
Canaan
John Jordi
Paladelphia
Louwillie Kessler
Tadianapolis
Flossie Mansley
Robert Long Hospital
Tat City
Boston
Mass
New College of Music
Wm. Kessler
Indiana Po
Annalioe Berger
Gieorge MoStaniey
East
Maca Street
Berger Oved
Los Angeles
California
Meen Decbata
Ayal
Tias City
Mirataeas
Lutheran Church
C. F. Couch
Cal
New York
Berger
Joseph Hitz
Richmoend
Ind
Caroline Kousch
Kathryn Keller
Frederick Hensler
Swanville
Mollie Sweitzer
Lexington
Arthur Arbuckle
Oregon
Julia Kaay
Louisa Knatz
Harry Quirin
Jacob Kaay
William Kaay
Hoopsten
The Kitchen Cabinet 328
Fragmentary OCR notes show the phrase The Kitchen Cabinet 328 and scattered garbled text about napoed, vet wisdom, and conditions not being met. No clear event or person identified to form a full news item.
Summer foods and garden produce recipes text
A fragmented vintage recipe passage discussing spinach celery onions parsley and other garden produce. It includes methods for preparing spinach pie potato or egg dish, molded salads, cucumber and sour cream dish, stuffed peppers, and crostini style hot meat served on toast with a mix of unclear instructions and measurements. The tone mimics an old kitchen column with dish names and kitchen steps.
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Ford
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Office
Recorder notices transfers: Martha Johnson to William Grant on a theory parcel, Beverly Pribble to John D Williams and wife for eleven acres in Madison township, Fred J Renschler and wife to Planters Tobacco Warehouse Company for $1 and other consideration, John E Huck and wife to Hannah Schwappacher for a city property priced at $500. The article ends with a proverb about bread and butter and a note that Finland has seven woolen mills.
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Fred Watson
Martha Johnson
William Grant
Beverly M. Pribble
John
Williams
Madison Township
Fred J. Renschler
Planters Tobacco Warehouse Company
John E. Huck
Hannah Schwappacher
Toting Gun Law Enacts Jail Sentences in Kentucky
Governor Morrow announces a new Kentucky statute forcing jail terms for gun carriers. The measure, backed by state officials and courts, aims to curb homicides and ends traditional leniency for first offenses. Other governors previously paused or softened penalties, but this decree mandates serve and complete sentences.
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Kentucky
Morrow
Stags Raised in Chinon for Forbidden Horn Trade
Report notes stags raised in Chinon are horned when soft then horns are harvested for use in native medicines, highlighting a traditional practice linked to local wildlife management.
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Chinon
German state runs key industries amid mining nationalization push
After the Spa conference Germany considers expanding state control over mining and electricity. Government plants oversee arsenate naval yards and power works, with the German Industrial Stock company formed to consolidate state interests. Electric output feeds Berlin and Saxony while aluminum and nitrogen production expand under public ownership.
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Washington
Germany
Ita
France
Fluga Stinnes
Fo Nce
Areea
In- Yustring Stock Company
Ta Soo
Zschornewitz
Bitterfield
Electric
Stte
Wittenberg
Berlin
Leipsic
Saxony
Central German Power Works Company
Senftenberg
Lauta
Niederlausltzer
Spremberg
Fast Prussia
East Prussia
Alzworks
Munich
Dr. Wacker Alexander Company
Lower
Alz
Wurttemberg Rural Electric Company
Wurttemberg
Horrem
Bitterfeld
Rummelsburg
Erftwerk Company
Grevenbroich
Over Rhine
Bavarian Lloyd Shipping Company
Regenshure
Bavarian Lloyd
Odin
Thertin
Esalvage
Transporte
Econonde Beague
Baereau
Thotlane Sind
Mexico Opens Farm Colonies to Satisfy Land Hunger
In a policy to ease peasant land hunger, the Mexico City government plans farm colonies in San Luis Potosi and Gloria to house settlers. Each colony will include market gardens, schools, and housing with nontransferable plots while the state aids with irrigation and nurseries to ensure productive farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
San Luis Patost
Goria Jiare
Melfitees
Fern Daniels Cogil
Rt Rte
Mexico
Eich Farm
Madrid Emigration Sparks Local Alarm Over American Move
In Guadialajara province, Eversanon Huerta Belov plans to emigrate to the United States with two companions. Pedro Miartines the town clerk says the move follows a local decision to aid families left behind as more villagers consider leaving amid mining strikes and rising nonofficial departures.
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Madrid
Eversanon
Huerta
Belov
Guadialajara
United States
Pedro Miartines
Piohti
America
Silaminca
Separated for 41 Years They Kiss and Make Up
Mrs Marcy Walrad and Charles L Walrad both 76 years old met at the Soldiers home near Leavenworth Kansas and kissed in a first reunion since 41 years. Walrad had not seen his daughter since she was five months old and Mrs Walrad lives in North Miami Oklahoma. They separated in Joplin Missouri in 1879 and three weeks ago he located his wife. They plan to live together again.
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Marcy Walrad
Charles L. Walrad
Solders
Leavenworth
Kan
Walrad
Moonshiner feud on road ends with mule deaths
In Pineville Kentucky two rival moonshine bands clashed on a night road. Each party mistook the other for revenuers. During the exchange two mules were killed and one moonshiner was shot in the head.
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Pineville
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