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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1920

Page

2

Cur rents Events Club elects officers at meeting

The Currents Events Club held a meeting at Mrs John Inglis home electing officers for the year. Officers include President De Scott First Vice May Wilson Second Vice Sulzer Secretary Mrs Wo Childs Treasurer Miss Laura Bach Corresponding Secretary Mrs Elmer do Scott. Funds from a rummage sale will aid Armenian children.

Currents Events Club John Inglis West Main Street Eins de Scott May Wilson 9M. R. Sulzer Wo Childs Laura Bach Elmer Do Scott Julia Strauss Turkey Indiana Iudnina Lanier Cottrean Walter Hampton Elmer Bk. Scotto Ward Sinsel

Local Notes And Weddings From Madison Indiana

Miss Nell Nichols returns from Indianapolis visit. John Wesley DeMougin and Laura Elizabeth Miller wed at Rev J W Moody’s residence. Mrs John Monthan recovering after St Vincent’s operation. Major Earl McKee of the Indiana National Guard mustered out and praised Madison militia unit after East Chicago inspection.

Gresham Payne H. J. Marrs Frankfort John Wesley DeMougin Detroit Mich Laura Elizabeth Miller J. W. Moody West Main Street Henry ©. Miller Dorothy John Monthan Margaret Wade St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis Menalas Madison Earl McKee Indiana National Guard McKee W. J. McKee Indiana East Chicago

Hidden Passages in a Stormy Night at the Depot

A storm drives travelers to shelter. Evan Rogers reunites with his daughter Alice after years apart, aided by a protective stranger. Through a smoky depot and a warm stove the pair confront past debts and a forgiving future, ending with hopeful reunion.

New World Movement Leaders Elect Delegates

Dr George E Raitt amid a national drive for Presbyterian unity spoke at Omaha and other cities. The New World Movement seeks support from synods and home churches to aid a mid September campaign and fundraising efforts.

Church Members Embrace Challenge to Great Revival

United Presbyterian leaders returning from speaking tours in America express confidence in an overwhelming victory in the church’s Great Revival campaign. Pittsburgh headquarters say the denomination will widen church work at home and abroad starting in April.

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Enlisted Volunteers Sought as State Committee Edges War Aid

Fragmentary text reports the State Committee calling for volunteer workers and advertisements. It notes local death of Orville Burton from Cragmont, burial at Rest Hill. Salvation Army praised for aiding the needy. Public notices mention divorce grant to Mary Sweeney and legal affairs in the region.

Orville Burton Kentucky Rest Hill Cragmont Vada Europe The Salvation Army

Milton resident Comrade Lane dies after long illness

Comrade Janes W Lane a senior Trimble County resident and Bachman Post member died at his Milton home after a long illness. He was 83 or 84 and a Civil War veteran who owned the famed mad stone. Funeral from his Milton home will be held, remains to be taken to Madison then Springdale cemetery with Bachman Post members.

Janes W. Lane Trimble County Bachman Post Go Alick Milton Lane Kansas Ile Madison Springdale Cemetery

Revenge Taken by Animals in Urban Tale

A fragmented account recalls animal retribution in London and elsewhere. An aggressive badger killed. a mahout is deposited in a thorn tree by an Indian elephant. The piece notes widespread animal slaughter exceeding 70 million yearly for fur.

London Mickiad Raymond Plis Giuster Bina Fayi

Armored Cars Guard Dublin Raid on Suspected Sinn Fein Arms Cache

A photograph from Tios shows armored cars with English soldiers protecting constables during a dawn raid on a house in Aanscer Street Dublin. Raiders sought arms and ammunition believed hidden there by Sinn Feiners.

Aanscer Street Dublin

Rural Congregation Leads America in Tithing Rates

Catepains across denominations encourage tithing to revive a technical practice. Burgettstown and nearby churches report high enrollment with 80 percent of members pledged, part of the United Presbyterian Church push to 60 000 enrollees. Missouri pencils import story follows in brief.

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