Michael C. Garber, father of Michael E Garber, was identified with the Madison Courier throughout his career, although he retired from active work in 1922. He was one of the best-known journalists in the state, and a member of the Associated Press and of Union Lodge No. 2, A. F. and A. M., at Madison He died July 14, 1930. Mr. Garber married Miss Blanche Goode, granddaughter of the founder of the City of Madison, and who with his son-in-law, William Hendricks, had brought the Courier into being. John Paul and his brother, Michael Paul, who were members of the party of George Rogers Clark, which assisted in the Conquest of the Northwest.
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Place of death: 733 West Main St.
Wife: Blanche Goode Garber
Retired Editor of The Madison Courier
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Place of death: 733 West Main St.
Wife: Blanche Goode Garber
Retired Editor of The Madison Courier
Michael C. Garber, father of Michael E Garber, was identified with the Madison Courier throughout his career, although he retired from active work in 1922. He was one of the best-known journalists in the state, and a member of the Associated Press and of Union Lodge No. 2, A. F. and A. M., at Madison He died July 14, 1930. Mr. Garber married Miss Blanche Goode, granddaughter of the founder of the City of Madison, and who with his son-in-law, William Hendricks, had brought the Courier into being. John Paul and his brother, Michael Paul, who were members of the party of George Rogers Clark, which assisted in the Conquest of the Northwest.
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Place of death: 733 West Main St.
Wife: Blanche Goode Garber
Retired Editor of The Madison Courier
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Place of death: 733 West Main St.
Wife: Blanche Goode Garber
Retired Editor of The Madison Courier
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