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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

2

Walter Baker Rites Held After Birmingham Death

Mrs Lula Bath Baker, 60, died in Birmingham Sunday. The widow of Raymond Baker is survived by son Raymond and daughters Miss Edith Baker and Mrs Joseph Vite Jr. Her father, Mr George Ball, and brother Mr Marcus Ball, plus a sister Mrs Lela Bates, also survive. The family moved from Carrollton, Kentucky to Birmingham over a year ago.

Woon Ainwow Wooter Haker Lula Bath Raymond Joseph Vite, Jr Edith Baker Qioer Ball

Steigerwald Willick wedding at St Marys Church

Miss Clara Willick became the bride of Adelbert Steigerwald at five this morning in St Marys Church. Rev Albert Schad officiated. Attendants were Miss Margaret Kasper and Clarence Willick. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music and remarks by family members.

St. Mary's Church Clara Willick Adelbert Steigerwald Albert Schad Indianapolis Margaret Kasper Clarence Willick Francis Kasper Mrs Kasper Elizabeth Kasper Joseph Hertz Miss Kasper Steigerwald East Main Street Peter Wiilick St. Mary's Commercial School Thomas Granam Coo Phe Mioht Sael Steugerwald Pennsylvania Raalrod Canpany

Madison Obituary for Twin Baby Dieing at Indianapolis

Elizabeth Rita Bolland, five weeks old, died at St Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis and was brought home to Madison. Funeral services were held at 1 800 o'clock yesterday, burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Survived by mother, father Edward V Bolland, twin sister Lome, three sisters and one brother. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Kasper. Harold Patton visiting parents Greorge Patton. Lyman Paulloner returned to Louisville.

Elizabeth Rita Edward V. Bolland Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Madison Joep Kasper East Second Street St. Joseph's Cemetery North Walnut Street Lome

Good Books at All Crossroads

The American Po oocary Association promotes a movement to place books in every home. The program supports better citizenship and wider knowledge with a goal of funds from trustees and supporters to drive the Books for Everybody campaign.

Lhasa Borat

Books for Everybody aims to promote library system growth

The American Library Association with 4000 members plans to expand library networks and encourage reading nationwide. It supplied over 7.6 million volumes to service members and overseas crews and will fund the campaign through librarian and trustee cooperation seeking $2,000,000, avoiding a heavy drive.

Ainve American Library United States I. A Brary

Librarians Rally Against Unrest Promote American Ideals

The article describes librarians joining a campaign to calm unrest by teaching American ideals and traditions. It highlights efforts to establish public and business libraries, aid blind persons, and promote Americanization in large population centers while noting gaps in rural mining states with few libraries.

Ownership Statement for Madison Weekly Herald 1920

Madison Indiana publication papers filed April 7 1920 with Jefferson County Notary Henry V Keller. M H Cochrane editor The Herald Co Inc publisher John B Niesse and guardian Joseph F Niesse listed owners none of bonds mortgages or other securities holding per cent or more.

Congress Madison Weekly Herald Madison Indiana State of Jefferson M. H. Cochrane Weekly Herald the Herald Co., Inc Ind John B. Niesse the Herald Company MH. Cochrane Joseph F. Niesse Guardian Joseph FF. Niesse

Books for Blind Movement Expands Braille Access

The United States hosts about 75 000 to 86 000 blind residents and a Braille book program expands, aiming to supply accessible volumes. The American Library Association supports the effort with a $7000 fund, collected by librarians and friends of libraries rather than a campaign, to print distribute and broaden titles.

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