Madison Herald Weekly Edition notes local deaths and weddings
The Madison item lists Miss Myra Kohl visiting Indianapolis then Middlefork, Mrs M R Connelly and Dorothy leaving for North Vernon, James Chapman and Henry Shipley enlisting, funeral services for John Ralph in Canon road area, burial at Ryker's Ridge, funeral of Mrs Marietta Klein at First Presbyterian, Sanford Campbell and Leanora Blythe wedding in Madison, plus Jeffersonville News on Mrs Amelia Stengar funeral and W H Brandon traveling to Terre Haute for sick son Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Kohl
Inchanapolis
Madison
Middlefork
M. R. Connelly
Dorothy
North Vernon
Charles Long
James Chapman
Henry Shipley
Sergt. Hern
Indianapolis
J. W. Turner
John Ralph
Canan Road
Ryker’s Bujge
Marietta Klein
First Presbyterian Church
E. Antrobus
Springdale
Sanford Campbell
Jefferson County
Ind
Leanora Blythe
Owen Township
Jeffersonville
Henry Karstens
Cansinnati
Amelia Stengar
John P. Kestner
Spring Street
Death of a Pioneer: Mrs Bharsodeyner of Hanover dies
Mrs. Ryker a longtime Jefferson county resident and former sheriff’s widow dies after a year of declining health. Survived by children J Mc Lebsaeh Samuel Ryker William E Newton Charles and Mrs McDonald. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Hanover Presbyterian Church with Rev Ballard officiating. Burial in Hanover cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Bharsodeyner
Hanover
Ryker
Amenige
Ont
Jescon Ryiker
Eizi M Lelle
Woob Mo Lelias
Sherif
Postocter
Messrs
Chistes Roe Milland
W. QO
Ledune
Elizabeth McCoy
Hattie McLelland
J. Mc Lebsaeh
Samuel Ryker
Wiliam E
Newton
Minneapolis
Chirles
Hutchinson
McDonald
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Ballard
Hanover Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Harriett Newman held at home
Funeral services conducted by Rev J W Moody were held at the residence on West Third this afternoon with many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Fred Renschler John W Allen John Gaskill John Waltz John Stillhammer Edward McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Newman
J. W. Moody
West Third
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Fred Renschler
John W. Allen
John Gaskill
John Waltz
John Stillhammer
Edward McKinney
Miss Anna Rowan Dies After Long Illness in Madison
After two years of illness Miss Anna Rowan died at 2 15 this morning at her East Second Street home. Born in Madison, she was the daughter of the late Jeremiah Rowan and a devout member of St Michael's Church. Survived by two sisters, Mrs Mary Jochum and Miss Kate Rowan, and three nieces and two nephews, funeral Friday at St Michael's Church with Father Guthneck officiating, interment in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Anna Rowan
East Second Street
Miss Rowan
Prders
Jeremiah Rowan
Madison
Gota
Cirele
Dave al Most
Bution
St Michaels Church
Mary Jochum
Kate Rowan
Jochuin
Father Guthneck
St Michael's Church
North Madison
Death of Earl E. Wright Manager at Han dle and Tool Factory
Earl E. Wright, manager of the handle and tool factory, died at his home on West Main Street after a weeklong illness. Born in Indianapolis, he came to Madison from Columbus and had led the factory through peak production. He is survived by his wife Laura, four sisters in Richmond, and his parents. Wright had recently moved into the Brisboc property on West Main and had attended the Travelers Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Wright
Handle and
Wright
Laura Smith
West
Madison
Cananbus
Istarot
Wrihtas
Ub @ Wright
Richmond
Worisht
Pochmomd
Eo Wroght
Brisbo
West Main Street
Meo Wright
Peavelers Protective Association
St Peters Society Promotes Liberty Bonds and War Fund
Trustees authorize 900 dollars to buy Liberty Loan Bonds and the society donates 100 dollars to the War Fund. The group with about eighty members shows patriotism as Red Cross cards are common. House approves Rivers and Harbors allocations including five million for Ohio River jocks and 343,000 for Tennessee River works. St Paul to host AFL in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Society
Oats Hall
East Second Street
St. Peter’s Society
Apalyth
Ko of C. War Fund
Red Cross
House of Representatives
Ohio River
Tennessee River
Industry and Labor Calls for Wartime Production and Full Employment
A call from Industria Conservation in New York argues for keeping all industries active during and after war to prevent unemployment. It advocates directing labor to munitions and exports while avoiding idleness, warns against closing factories, and notes surplus labor including women could generate wealth through export and domestic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Cap
Partial Payment Plan for Liberty Loan Popular Nationwide
Government partial payment plan for Liberty Bonds spreads across states and towns as committees work out weekly installment options. St Louis bankers anticipate hundreds of subscriptions, with banks distributing pass books and publicity efforts planned across cities and counties to boost participation in the Eighth Federal Reserve District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Louth
Watts
Third National Bank of
Gm Pal Ag
Pat Cent
St. Louis
Highth
Federal Reserve District
Callaway County
Bankers’ Association
Bametys
United States
Industrial Conservation and Wage Earners Unite for War
A wartime appeal outlines united action by wage earners and payers to support industrial conservation. It stresses opposing internal factionalism, boosting national industry, aiding veterans, sustaining armed forces, and financing war efforts through strict economic solidarity led by the Industrial Conservation movement in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industrial Deserters and National Service Morale
A proclamation from Industrial Conservation New York calls deserters from American industrial service traitorous. It extols government hiring of soldiers for dangerous work at 35 a month and board, urging citizens to support national sacrifice and cooperation to win democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ife
Industrial Conservation
New York
Dividends From Pleasure
A short essay from Conservation, New York, argues work can be happiness if approached as play and calls the notion that work is a curse a false belief. It suggests persistence in a positive attitude unlocks satisfaction at the top of the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation
New York
Will Sell Farm for Bonds in Hopkinsville Real Estate Trade
G L Campbell a Hopkinsville Kentucky real estate broker offers a farm in exchange for Liberty Bonds stating he will accept Liberty Bonds or nothing Cas Campbell urges buying War Savings Stamps to support the bond plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Campbell
Hopkinsville
Casbell
Doing Away With the Industrial Scrap Heap
The article argues railroads scrap old locomotives to bolster war material supply. It condemns widespread waste in American industry under a new policy of reclamation, comparing garbage pails to scrap heaps and criticizing careless labor use as the era’s major fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General March Calls Strip for Action on Gifts to Soldiers
General March, acting chief of the general staff, says gifts to soldiers should not be received for transport abroad unless requested. He notes unsought gifts waste space that could be used for munitions of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General March
General Staff
United States Army
Indiana Guardsmen to train at West Point artillery range
The Adjutant General of Indiana secures approval for Indiana National Guard officers to receive training at the West Point artillery range, signaling expanded program access and improved readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General of
Indiana
Indiana National Guard
West Point
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