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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

3

Local Notes Include Births Visits and Appointments

A daughter Mildred Lucile born to Mr and Mrs Slyvester Zapp at King's Daughters Hospital. Rosa Duncan leaves for Richmond to visit Mrs Henry S Torrance. Wilbur Chapman returns to Toledo after a few days here. Mrs William Montz of Galesburg Illinois arrives to visit Edward Montz. Mrs George S Cottman and sister Mabel Tibbutt return from Indianapolis and Dayton. The Board of Public Safety names Fred Grebe traffic policeman. Miss Helen Marguerite Miles visits cousins in Hunter's Bottom. Mrs Joeph Schingel and daughter Emma return to Danville Illinois after two weeks with Willicks. Joseph W Fisher and Lillian M Ledford obtain a marriage license and wed in the courthouse with Rev W T Seburn officiating. J T Tague of Belleview brings an earless corn curiosity. Glenn Hewitt joins Max E Hasenbein & Co staff, Racine Wisconsin, to write monthly songs for two years.

Mildred Lucile Slyvester Zapp King’s Daughters Hospital Rosa Duncan Rchmond Henry S. Torrance Wilbur Chapman Toledo William Montz Galesburg Edward Montz East Second Street George S. Cottman Mabel Tibbutt Indianapolis Dayton Ohio W. C. Jamison Board of Public Safety of City Council Fred Grebe Crebe Helen Marguerite Miles Young Vaughn Powell Hunter's Bottom Joeph Schingel Misa Emma Peter Willick Danville Ill Joseph W. Fisher Lillian M. Ledford Jennings County Belleview Mr. Tague Delana Tague

Funeral services for Amander Faught

Funeral services for Amander Faught will be held at Schneider's chapel at 1 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in Olive Branch cemetery. The funeral and burial are private. Mrs Faught was taken to King's Daughters Hospital after the tragedy and is improving with recovery almost assured.

Amander Faught Graham Road Schneider's

Epworth League Service Impresses with Leader Kampe

The Epworth League held a Sunday service led by Mr. Edward Kampe with an exceptionally good response. A strong crowd attended and a special effort is planned for next Sunday evening to present another good program.

Epworth League Edward Kampe

Funeral services for Mrs John C White

Funeral services were conducted by Rev H A Blake at 114 East Main street this afternoon. A large number of relatives and friends attended and many floral offerings showed high community esteem. Interment was in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers named.

John C. White H. A. Blake The Christian Church East Main Street

British Polish Upper Silesia stance at Paris talks

At the interallied supreme council meeting in Paris on August 9 Britain and Italy informed that no allied reinforcements were needed in Upper Silesia if a new frontier is drawn and order maintained by Poland and Germany. Lloyd George pressed for Germany to keep the industrial belt, opposing Briand’s Polish-leaning plan.

Paris Great Britain Italy Supreme Council Upper Silesia Poland Germany France Lloyd George Briand

Armour Company manager charged with meat embezzlement

Gordon Blalock, manager of the Armour Company's wholesale meat department in Kansas City, was arrested for embezzling upwards of $100,000. It is alleged he moved meats through two agents who were also arrested and who destroyed the sales records.

Kansas City Gordon Blalock Armour Company

Regulation backed for grain futures by Senate action

Washington August 9 federal regulation of the big grain exchanges, a 25 year goal of American farmers, appears virtually assured as the Senate takes up the Capper-Tindher future trading bill with the agricultural bloc ready to push it through within a day or two.

Washington Senate

Pacific mail liner San Jose run aground near Asuncion Reef

San Jose carrying 100 passengers and crew struck San Pablo reef off Asuncion island about 100 miles southwest of San Diego. The ship is believed not in immediate danger and there was no panic aboard according to wireless advices.

San Francisco Pacific Mail San Jose San Pablo Reef Asuncion Island San Diego

Steamer Multnomah adrift near Blunt Reef with broken shaft

The steamer Multnomah is drifting helpless west of Blant Reef lightship with a smashed propeller and broken shaft. About thirty five persons are aboard. Rescuers are on the way.

San Francisco Multnomah Blant Reef

Americans Released From Moscow Prisons En Route Home

Washington reports that the Americans imprisoned in Soviet jails in Moscow have been released and are now enroute to the frontier, according to official advices to the State Department.

Moscow Washington State Department

Governor in Springfield forms five member war board

Governor Small creates a five member war board to advise on state troops to protect him amid a confrontation with the sheriff and police at the capital. The move is seen as prelude to guarding against arrest rather than declaring martial law.

Springfield Ill Small Capitol Hill State House

Newberry Seat Approved by Senate Committee

Washington August 9 The Senate committee decides Newberry is entitled to a seat in the senate. Building associations a great benefit to city. Secretary Jos L Schofield of Madison Building Association No 8 says stock matures this week, releasing thousands of dollars to holders and freeing mortgages. The city gains from cash distributions and local spending, fueling new or improved buildings and business growth.

Washington Senate Newberry Jos. L. Schofield Madison Building Association No. 8

Property Transfers and Local Notices

A series of land and property transfers are listed in Saluda Kent Graham and West Madison townships with purchases ranging from 1 to 3500 dollars involving multiple couples and individuals. Separate notes mention the first girls school in Cincinnati established in 1802 and a Chinese custom where the bride elect sends wedding clothes to her future husband.

Alex Taylor Charles Moore Saluda Mattie J. Nichola Edward Eckert West Madison Albert O. Robbins Isaac P. Warner Kent Jennis M. Sage Earl Wilkerson Graham Township Mary F. King Charles A. Bowman Cemetery Street Emaline Melton Adelia Hallenbeck William Henley, Jr William Henley Rose P. Tyson Kate Sponsel Cora Sponsel Second Street Marguerite C. Pinder Samuel Black Cincinnati China

Body of Purdue President Stone Found on Banff Mountain

Banff reports the body of President Stone was recovered 800 feet below the site of his fall. His widow, recovering from injuries, is expected to arrive later today.

Mountain Side Banff President Stone Purdue

Patrol Hopes Alaska Victims Found Along Coast

Eureka California August 9 beach patrol searched the coast from Humbodt Bay to Point Gora for the 31 missing from the steamship Alaska. The effort aimed to recover bodies and prevent further loss at sea.

Eureka Cal Humbodit Bay Point Gora Alaska

Presidential Party Arrives in Washington from Portland

The presidential party arrived today in Washington from Portland, marking a notable transit through the region on August 9.

Washington Portland

Indiana to survey eleven counties for state forest reserves

Officials from the state conservation commission and the United States forestry service begin a ten day automobile survey in eleven southern Indiana counties to study land for a potential purchase of about 100000 acres for state forest reserves. The plan targets lands at or below eight dollars per acre with a maximum owner price of fifteen dollars.

Indiana State Capitol State Conservation Commission United States Forestry Service Indiana W. A. Guthrie State Conversation Commission Charles C. Dean C. R. Tillotson Jennings Jefferson Jackson Scott Brown Clark Floyd Harrison Crawford Perry Lawrence Guthrie McCray The Conservation Commission Henryville

Madison Battery to Camp Knox for final drill

Battery E with 2d Battalion departs for Camp Knox Ky after last training at the Jefferson street armory. Regiment joins Columbus troops en route. list shows Major Woolford Capt. Denny Demaree Klein and many others named among officers noncoms and privates.

Jefferson Street Camp Knox Madison Columbus Madison Battery H. C. Woolford Fred Denny Harry E. Wells 181St F. A Howard Demaree Charles K. Klein Geo John Dillender Frederick Schwab Clarence Grebe Russell Johann Gaylord F. Crozier Lawrence Weber Louis Bumen William P. Douglas Howard Bird Lance Corp Milo Lory Robert Cheatham Howard Davis William H. Lilly Paul Gilmer A. Wingham Herbert C. Zearing John C. Pryor Earl E. O'Neal Everett H. Carson Harold Orem Cecil Mefford Gale Smith Charles Maddox John B. Lee Fred Marsh Alfred P. Adams Howard Humphreys Oscar E. Humphreys Charles H. Vaughn Virgil E. Lee Orville C. Trinkle Homer C. Wyne Howard Jackson Raymond E. Cox Nathan P. Shad James M. Phillips Maurice Understellar Howard Greenwood Hugh C. Champion Ephriam H. Early Henry M. Frazier Lawrence Zapp Robert Schmidlapp Marvin L. Easton Lonnie Pryor Dante C.re Ora Edward L. Beck James E. Demaree Nathan V. Drennen Harry M. Drennen Louis E. Hall James B. Jewell Evan Jones Roy Truville Raymond A. Willick William R. Gallagher Edward L. Razier Harry W. Bennett Robert W. Bennett Frederick C. Kalb Garfield H. Rogers Nathan Hirst Louis G. Conner Samuel S. Wood Corp Qnnyon Lorp Jacob Neal Serg

Neuville's Grove plans big Aug meet with speakers

Executive Board of Neuville's Grove Association finalizes arrangements for the largest crowd at the annual Settlers Meeting on the last Saturday in August. Park cleanup, possible appearances by Senator Harry New Gov McCray and Col. Lieber, Hanover Cornet Band provides music. Privileges committee to auction grounds Aug 13 at 2 PM. bids sealed and subject to rejection.

Neuville's Grove Association Grove Qld Settlers Harry New McCray Col. Lieber State Conservation Committee Hanover Cornet Band Committee On Privileges the Grove Indiana

Gliman Beach Fashion Draws Stares at Resort

At a German bathing resort a display of beach attire grabs attention as Amennes and France are outdone. The outer garment of wet lace is shed before entering the water, if she ever does.

Amennes France Germany Cuttt

Latin American Shaft Unveiled at Palais Royal

A 20 foot white stone shaft by French sculptor M. Magrou was unveiled in the Palais Royal gardens in Paris. The sculpture serves as a tribute to Latin America.

M. Magrou Palais Royal Paris Latin America

Simmons Metal Beds and Springs Display

Visit our display of Simmons Beds and judge their merits for yourself. With beds to fit guest rooms own room and children's room these metal beds promise a delight to the eye and a sleep you have never known.

Simmons

Death of Mrs Mae Hawkins Schwartz

Mrs Mae Hawkins Schwartz wife of George Schwartz died after a brief illness at 3 30 yesterday at the Canaan residence. A paralytic stroke Sunday night left her unconscious. In her forties she belonged to the M E church at Canaan and leaves her husband and her father Francis Hawkins who lived with the couple. Funeral services will be at the residence tomorrow at 10 o clock with interment in Canaan cemetery.

Mae Hawkins Schwartz George Schwartz Canaan Schwartz M. E. Church Francis Hawkins Canaan Cemetery

One Mosquito's Work in Malaria Spread

A single malaria patient on a ditch bordered road could infect hundreds of mosquitoes which then pass germs to travelers along that route, state the New York Medical Journal.

The New York Medical Journal

India Among World Leaders in Wheat Production

India ranks as one of the top wheat producers globally, leveraging extensive farming areas and favorable climate to contribute significantly to world supply. Government programs and irrigation efforts support yield growth and farmer income.

India

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Glenn Hewitt Max E. Hasenbein & Co., Inc Racine, Wis Hewitt Grace M. E. Church Silesia Britain of Armour Pacific Stone Sankea Jefferson County Neuville’s Grove Association Gliman Beach Outfit Shaft Adeteaarey Patent Colt Tag Grees
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