May 23, 1913 Madison County Democrat — No news. Part II The Madison Press, Sept. 28, 1953 — The Past Noble Grands of the Lilly Chapel Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Earle Wilson Friday evening. The following members were present: Mrs. Cecil Forrest, Mrs. Helen Horn, Mrs. Mae Myers, Mrs. Earl Calloway, [...]
May 16, 1913 Madison County Democrat — Mr. P. J. Creager, Morris Hedrick and Miss Nellie Hedrick and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hedrick spent Sunday at Unionville. They made the trip in an automobile. — W. A. Dyer and family of Georgesville, were the Sunday guests of Sam Horn and family. — There were 124 [...]
May 2, 1913 Madison County Democrat — The members of the Harmony Club met at the home of Mrs. Jennie Kinnard last Thursday afternoon. At the close of the program a lunch was served. — The expansion of the mercury is our thermometers indication sultry warmer heat, 80 degrees in the shade, seems to have [...]
April 25, 1913 Madison County Democrat — Mexican War Reunion continued. When Gen. Taylor was ordered into the disputed territory the step was taken that meant war, and the matter of slavery was left to be settled in Congress. The war drums beat the muster role in every state, and the war flame swept the [...]
April 18, 1913 Madison County Democrat — Mexican War Reunion continued. “This reunion will have a picturesque side, for the Mexican war made history such as is seldom written. With Texas as the prize, both sides put forth their best efforts and their best men. James K. Polk, newly came to the presidency, had been [...]
April 11, 1913 Madison County Democrat — Mrs. Mollie Stutson was the hostess at the members of the Womens’ Christian Temperance Society on last Thursday afternoon. A lunch was served after the regular program. — The members of the Domestic Science Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Howard Johnson last Wednesday afternoon. (What? [...]
April 4, 1913 Madison County Democrat — Mr. and Mrs. Allerton and Mrs. Rachael Harbage, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson, at Plain City. — The remains of Mrs. Scott Jones were taken from the vault and buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, London, and the remains of Martin Kuehner were taken from the [...]
March 28, 1913 Madison County Democrat — The members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. H. F. Jackson the first Wednesday in April. — A very interesting program was rendered by the members of the New Congregation Sunday School on Sunday evening. It was a special Easter program. [...]
