Madison Ind Weather and Society News 1919
News from Madison Indiana dated September 25 1919 includes birth of a daughter Helen Catherine to Mr and Mrs George Klein Jr. Local families depart for new homes joining Dayton Ohio Barbington Ohio Orange California and Walnut street visits. Jefferson County nurse Gertrude Bo Ludwig leaves to attend the Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis in Des Moines Iowa with a stop in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine
George Klein, Jr
L. F. Trout
Milton
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Ballard
Barbington
Argus Dean
Marble Hill
Orange
California
Kate Hanekamp
Marie
Anna Hanekamp
Cincinnati
Adam Schmitt
Walnut Street
James Jeffries
Virginia
Jamestown
Jeffries
Joan Jeffries
Dufty
Giallam
Des Moines
Iowa
Ste
Jefferson County
Funeral services for Oliver F. Watson held at Vine Street Baptist Church
The late County Recorder Oliver F. Watson was honored at a 2:30 PM service led by Rev Dean Clark Hill. Masons and Red Men attended. county officials closed the courthouse to pay respects. Pallbearers named. Jefferson County Historical Society gratefully acknowledged gifts of Civil War era books from George Middleton of Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Watson
Vine Street Baptist Church
Dean Clark Hill
Ryker’s Ridge Baptist Church
Mr. Watson
Fairmount Cemetery
Messrs
Robert Danner
Chas
Dibler
John W. Carlisle
Gilbert Dihammer
George T. Mayfield
Harry K. Nichols
Jefferson County Historical Society
George Middleton
Pasadena
Cal
Madison
Voluntary Aid of America
Albert
Belgium
Sheridan
Lincoln
Indiana
Gettysburg
Antietam
Third Indiana Cavalry
Madison Fall Festival sets officers and schedule
The Madison Fall Festival organization was finalized at a meeting in the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse. Officers include President Charles E Dean and Manager Charles G Crawford. The festival runs October 24 25 with concerts by Elks and jazz bands, street dance on Main, and numerous committee assignments and prize events. Mr and Mrs Perry E Hatton of Cleveland Ohio are visiting near North Madison with Mr and Mrs Frank J Schnell. Mrs Hatton is Mrs Schnell's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
Charles E. Dean
Chas. G. Crawford
N. T. Drake, Jr
John W. Tevis
Champ Kahn
J. W. Tevis
S. FE. Leland
Oliver Roe
R. W. Clements
S. E. Boyd
Mary Glass
E. C. Totten
John Mitchell
Jessie Leland
Helen Lauer
Emma Scott Circle
W. H. Hoefling
M. R. Sulzer
Will Luckett
Clarence Oliver
C. R R. Johnnson
James White
Leo Yunker
E. J. Matthews
Ben Hyatt
C. G. Dickerson
C. W. Crozier
Earl Swan
John H Nghs
Alois Kniebel
Harold Lotz
Robert Swan
Harry Snook
Bayard Hughes
Frank Hitz
W L. Hobbs
Louis Giddings
Raymond Button
S. G Boyd
Schuman
Will Brothers
Dogi
M. F. Herbst
C. W. Creaier
G. Boyd
L. Be. Hitz
C. R. Johnsen
Howard W. Powell
Walter Greiner
Graham Kiss
Jos. L
FE. C. Jones
Hervey Hilands
James Firth
George H. Foster
Frank Fisher
New Washington
John Fuerstein
Elks Band
I Jazz Band
Mulberry
Perry E. Hatton
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank J. Schnell
North
Mrs. Hatton
Mr. Schnell
Miro Reads Literature and Struggles with Language At School
The narrative follows Miro's early schooling where he admires Shakespeare Goethe and Daunte while grappling with phonetics and grammar. Randolph Bourne notes his initiation into culture as literature becomes sacred, shaping his conscience though he pleads for transcendent readings over cheap editions of Lovtixh classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Shakespeare
Goethe
Daunte
Randolph Bourne
David Harum
Aftitane
Camus
Burke
Poster Discovery Prompts Local Debate Over Public Notices
In a fragmented eyewitness account, a dated poster campaign titled the “Pheran of Merselt” prompts discussion about public notices. The text references Vergennes Pier and a Saint Christia Secor Mot, urging readers to consider the宣传 and its provenance amid community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paportronie
MB Serban
Toby Geet
Patery Pestop
the Hosgaerts
Aris
Vergennes Pier
Pheran
Merselt
de Pia Marseillyise
Color Sensitivity in Farm Animals Feared by Reds
The article explains a supposed reaction of cattle sheep geese and turkeys to the color red. It suggests animals charge or flee when they see red objects fearing injury. It links color to discomfort and blood association and notes fear and agitation among livestock and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans Peente
Weather Talk Features City Banter
In a light exchange Mrs Flintbush and Mrs Benusonthurst joke about weather talk. Pop asks his husband for money this morning and the reply notes the beauty of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Flintbush
Madison News Briefs From Madison and Nearby
Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams on Brooksburg road and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hintz of Indianapolis. Bethesda hospital Cincinnati welcomed another son for Mr. and Mrs. John C. Finch. Trips include Miss M S Lepper to Oxford Ohio and visitors Miss Helen Crozier, Miss Anna Wade, Miss Alice Bailey, and Mr. P Wade. Mr. and Mrs. P C Lewis traveled to Aberdeen Mississippi after a death, while Catherine Bowker Agnes Clark leave for Memphis. Mr. C M Holmes of Dupont visited Madison friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Adams
Brooksburg Road
Frank Hintz
Indianapolis
Hintz
Rose Felder
John C. Finch
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Anna F. Wade
Alice Baily
Memphis
Tenn
P. Wade
West Main Street
A. C. Greiner
Pittsburgh
Walter Greiner
Broadway
Third Streets
P. C. Lewis
Aberdeen
Miss
Madison
Funeral Services For Henry Housefield Held At Home
Henry Housefield's funeral was held at 1 pm Sunday from the Hanover road residence. Rev. J W Moody of the Christian Church led services, praising the young man's life and offering hope to his widow and four children. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers William Duke Hubert Brooks Harvey Phillips Lang Phos Carney Graves Charles Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Housefield
Hanover Road
J. W. Moody
The
Christian Church
Springdale
Contre Tien
Messrs
Willam Duke
Hhubert Brooks
Harvey Phillips
Lang Phos
Carney Graves
Charles Brooks
Officers elected for Jefferson County Democratic Organization of Women
Miss Margaret Paddock of Greenwood presided at a large Jefferson County Fourth District meeting at Mrs. George J. Gabels home. Officers elected: Mrs. George J. Gabel, Chairman. Mrs. Simeon Leland, Vice Chairman. Miss Florence Cisco, Secretary. Paddock is Bloomington University graduate and notable in district organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Paddock
Greenwood
Fourth District
George J. Gabel
Jefferson County
Simeon Leland
Florence Cisco
Miss Paddock
Bloomington University
Flynn Knoebel Wedding Fetes Flynn and Knoebel Pair
Miss Marguerite Flynn and Ralph T. Knoebel wed at St Marys parish house at 5 30 this morning Rev Charles Bilger officiating Attendants Miss Clara Willick and Adelbert Steigerwald Bride wore blue coat suit and pink rose corsage Bride’s maid in blue coat suit and cream roses Wedding breakfast for bridal party at the Flynn home The couple will honeymoon to Indianapolis and Louisville then plan a home on West Third Street Congratulations pour in from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Flynn
Ralph T. Knoebel
St. Mary’s Parish House
Charles Bilger
Clara Willick
Adelbert Steigerwald
Edward Flynn
Jefferson Street
John Knoebel
Lewellen Johann couple wed at St Michael church
Henry Johann and Ethel Lewellen were quietly married at 8 oclock Saturday by Rev M L Guthneck in St Michael s church rectory. Attendants were Loretta Breitenbach and William Hoffman. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lewellen of Trimble county, Ky, and the groom, son of Mrs Julia Johann, live on north Walnut street and work at Fred Schneider s furniture store and undertaking. They will start life together in a well furnished home on north Walnut street. The Herald wishes them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johann
Ethel Lewellen
M. L. Guthneck
St. Michael's Church
Loretta Breitenbach
William Hoffman
Henry Lewellen
Trimble County
Julia Johann
North
Walnut Street
Fred Schneider
Johann
North Walnut Street
Herald
Kentucky Nan Appeals for Serbian Relief
Lieutenant Colonel Edgar E. Hume head of the American commission for relief in the Balkans urges the American Red Cross to continue aid in Serbia for at least another year. He cites hospital shortages of soap rubber gloves and linens, and notes trains delivering medical supplies from Belgrade. He calls for aid to orphans and cites cooperation with the American Relief Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTER
Serbia
Edgar E. Hume
Frankfort
American Commission For Relief Service
Balkans
American Red Cross
Atores
Budapest
Belgrade
Red Cross
Europe
American Relief Administration
Hume
Local notes from Madison and vicinity
Madison updates show Grace Ewing and Quina Fay of Reno visiting on West Main Street while Moffett Inglis heads to Ann Arbor for university study. Nealie Swat enrolls in local high school and will live with Aunt Mrs Bashaw in Eminence. Remains of Clara Duenwig shipped to Terre Haute. State and Jefferson County Medical Societies represented in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ewing
Quina Fay
Reno
Ind
Carl Amos
West Main Street
Moffett Inglis
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Nealie Swat
John T. Bashaw
Eminence
Raymond
Anna Laura Smith
Worthville
H. J. Zeasing
Mayme Cilauber
Joe L. Schofield
A. W. Glauber
Richmond, Va
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache and Dizziness
Madison citizen Mary Feider of 64 Mulberry street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills regulate and strengthen her kidneys relieving backache dizziness and irregular kidney conditions. She praises the remedy as splendid and recommends it. price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mary Fieder
Mulberry Street
Dean
Duan
Doan
Feider
Foster - Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Death of Mrs Allison Cooperider at Kent
Mrs Allison Cooperider died at her home in Kent Wednesday night after a long illness. She was 62, a well known resident with many friends. She is survived by her husband Mr Cooperider, a son Lawrence of Kent, and a married daughter in the west. Funeral rites for Squire John P Willis were held in Trimble county with burial at Moffett's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Cooperider
Kent
Cooperider
F. G. Willis
Squire John P. Willis
Trimble County
Moffett’s Cemetery
Indianapolis
Fred Watson Appointed County Recorder
At a special county commissioners meeting in the courthouse Fred Watson was appointed to fill the unexpired term of his late father Oliver F. Watson, term extending to January 1, 1923. His sister Florence Carr will serve as assistant, continuing as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fred Watson
Oliver F. Watson
Florence Carr
Sisters of Mercy take charge at St Michael’s parish school
The Sisters of Mercy of Louisville Kentucky assume control of St Michael’s parish school with Lister Mary Frances directing grades seven and eight, Sister Mary Dominic overseeing grades four six and seven, and Sister Mary Sebastian guiding the preparatory courses. The sisters are warmly received by the congregation and the children love their new teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Parish
Sisters of Mercy of
Louisville Ky
St. Michael’s
Lister Mary Frances
Mary Dominic
Mary Sebastian
St. Michael's
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League saw Chicago 2 St. Louis 5 while American League games were postponed. American Association results include Columbus 4 St Paul 10 and Louisville 7 2 Milwaukee 2 0. A collection of aphorisms follows about dedication and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Cincinnati
New York
Pitts Urgee
Brooklyn
Ses
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Treet Eenve
Cleveland
Eoenena
Detroit
Soatics
Washington
L Pet
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sertae
Indianapolis
Louisville A
Minneapolis Waeere
Toledo
Milwaukee
Redemption Through War and Renewed Love
Blake Arnold, a reformed prisoner, earns pardon by wartime bravery after escaping stigma. Lettie Vivian endures years apart, believing in his redemption as Arnold reveals his true identity to the governor’s son who saved him. The governor welcomes him to rebuild his life and unite with Lettie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Arnold
Gren
Flis
Lettle Vivian
Lette
Lettie
Blake
Lettle
United States
Red Cross
Pardon Board
Berton Arleigh
Blake Arold
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Anterey
Posty
Ter Et Medison
Madison Ind
Moore
Cy Chainn
Jessiah Allen
Conan
Orme Phett
Joe
Allen
Democratic Organization of Women of
Flynn Knoebel
Kentucky
Yong
Heaven
Earl and
Charles Snyder
Illinois
Jacob Snyder
RL R. 2
Lexington
Cenevieve Ulmar
Weeters
Unics
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