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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

4

Local Gusts Note Visits as War Rims St. Louis to Cincinnati

August list of Madison residents and visitors includes Mrs Andrew Hirper en route to Sterling and relatives, Mr and Mrs W Scott Roberts in town from St Louis, Mrs Carl Henning traveling to Ayres Massachusetts, and others. Passengers head to Indianapolis Camp Taylor and Jeffersonville for military duty while a wedding license is issued. A funeral and internment are noted for Mrs Rachael Warum. Sheriff Monroe pursues desertion suspect Jim Chasteen with repeated captures around Camp Taylor.

Carl Henning Weaning Ayres Mass William Kessler Hanover Walliams Wessler George W. Thompson Ida Ferris In- Mahapolis Louise Meuser Peola Kansas Raymond Wendel Feft Alliance Ohio Wendels Brook Tung Thomas W. Burk Siduea Township Indianapolis Frank Filey Robert Fagan Chicago Smider Preserve Co Frank C. Bemker Indiananapolis Nelle Caswell Thoes County He AL Broadwell Clerk Prewatt Rachael Warum James Warum Qoelock Rath Purner Presbyterian Ave Ryker Rudee Anna Marquis Greeiad Iis Young Pearson Navy San Francisco George Monroe Camp Taylor Jim Grover Chasteen Chasteen Monroe Omiade Iron Cacti Taylor

Private Jacob Thenes Wounded in France Action

Private Jacob Thenes of Jefferson County reported wounded in action in France on July 31. telegram from Washington states degree of injuries undetermined. His father Peter Thenes of Madison, Indiana, received the notice.

Peter Thenes West First Street War Department Jacob ‘Phenes U.S. Republis France Jefferson County Thenes Washington, D. C Hues West High Street Madison Ind Jacob Thenes Harris

Wounded Private Clarence Schmidt Receives Family Letter

North Madison resident George Schmidt learns from sister Mrs Chester Lientz in Farmer City Illinois that Private Clarence Schmidt has arrived at a U S Army hospital in Virginia after being wounded in France. The family awaits further word on his condition and possible transfer to a general hospital.

George Schmidt Hitz North Madison Chester Lientz Farmer City Til Clarence Schmidt France Inbarkation Hospital Camp Stuart Newport News Schimidt Veep Madison

Trieste Council Chooses Verdi Statue Over Vienna Demand

A Trieste council, warned of an Austrian demand for a statue of Emperor Joseph, met overnight and resolved to erect a Verdi statue in the principal square. The next day the demand arrived, but the council stood firm, seizing Verdi as a symbol of Italian irredentism and national pride.

Verdi Joseph Trieste Austria Braneis Joseph Italia

The Ruse of Liebknecht at Cooper Union

A socialist speaker Carl Liebknecht faced a police warning at Cooper Union during a fiery address about the Kaiser. He quipped that True words should never be retracted and suggested retracting the word but keeping the idea.

Carl Liebhnecht Cooper Union Jalil Liebhneeht Ber Hn Liebkneeht

Sugar Exports to Neutral Nations Remain Tiny

Only TOT tons of refined sugar were shipped from America to neutral nations in the first five months of the year, making up 3.2 percent of total exports. Mexico received more than half the amount exported to neutrals.

America Mexico

Foot Injury at Cotton Mill Injures Worker

Frank Niesse a machinist at the cotton mill suffered a severe injury to his right foot when a wrist pin weighing seventy five pounds fell on it at work yesterday He returned to work today and friends expect a short recovery period.

Frank Niesse

Local Visitors and Community Notes Highlight Busy Town

Miss Elizabeth Kasper returns from Ft Wayne while Bedford Ky guests visit. visitors from Cincinnati Tonkawa Paducah and Smyrna township frequent area homes. The City School Board names Evelyn Marstath to teach language work and Anna Sheriock’s successor, and Concord NC hires Miss Teren McNeel as domestic science teacher.

Elizabeth Kasper Ft Wayne Ko CG. Young and Small Son Bedford Willard Lockwood Harry Gaines Vernon Wor. Plopper Tonkawa Okda Revo Gobn W. Moody West Main Street Kate Klein Cincinnati Willan Breitenback East Pitth Street Soplur Piisenstaby New Albany Ind Grant. Zoeller East Second Street Viewill Melton Anne Les Cynmenmate Evelym Marstath Smyrna Teagoherim Dare Guage Dtho Feyedestan School Chris Watson Anna Sheriock Tleren McNeel Concord N. C McNecel Madison High School

Hoover Arrives Safely from England in Atlantic Port

Herbert Hoover landed at Atlantic Port today from England amid welcome and headlines. He disembarked and spoke to reporters about postwar relief and recovery efforts, signaling active involvement in American reconstruction plans.

Atlantic Herbert Hoover England

Nine Colored Draftees Reported for Fort Podge Departure

Nine men reported to the decaleseription board for departure to Fort Podge. Names include Robert Allen Perry, Coleman, Lyle, Sanders, Carver, Harrison Cook, Leavings, Buehner, and Sawitndets. Officials Gos Hate, Purner, and Prenath oversaw the proceedings and farewell.

Fort Podge Louis Cohen Vagy Drs Hate Purner Prenath Robert Allen Perry Lliner Coleman Joantel Lyle Icar Sanders Samuel Carver Benyamin Harrison Cook Thomas Leavings Wiliam Buehner Onan Sawitndets

Miss Ruth Zearing Birthday Party Celebrated by Friends

Miss Ruth Zearing celebrated her birthday anniversary with friends at a location on West Mag Street. Attendees included Mary Sarpe and many named guests. the event featured cake and gifts in a festive gathering. Officials announced military drafts and local exemption board notices affecting young men, with calls to service for general and limited troops and details on Camp Grant and Camp Sherman enrollments.

Mary Sarpe Bernoe Pornschell Frortrade Whean Tha Credles Mateoret Geto Della Cross Jeonise Medoauehlin Huth Acarine Dave Focal Iil Beomen Camp Grant Camp Sherman Ohio Pha Masonic Temple

Vague Vote Debates Stirred Teachers Institute Event

Fragmentary report describes a voting scene at Wy Phe de votie with women participating and local officials guiding the process. Names and places are garbled but indicate a formal ballot and civic involvement at a university setting.

Brea Pladl Tad Moor Singh Ada Pealer Teaurast Eaetie

Visitors in the City Honor Miss Keller En Son

Local society pages note a visit by several ladies including Colette Neaher and Mildred Meivenna as guests at a city event. The list of attendees includes Nobeanette ou and others, with social exchanges and introductions highlighted.

Keller En

Diomed Sunk Off Atlantic Coast By German Submarine

104 survivors arrived aboard a tanker to report the sinking of the British tanker Diomed by a German submarine somewhere off the Atlantic coast. The report was confirmed at Athietic Port on August 23, detailing the loss and rescue of crew members.

Atlantic Athietic

Birmingham Seminar Evaluates Waste Utilization Efforts

A Midlands conference, hosted by Birmingham's lord mayor and the national war salvage council, reviewed waste use. Birmingham collected 600 tons of old tins, sold at 1500 dollars per ton, and cleared 3000 dollars from recovered waste paper. Shumhter houses provided material for poultry feed and pig food, with condemned fish and meat turned into manures and soapmaking feed.

Midlands Birmingham National War Salvage Council Shumhter

Fragmented Line Reads Cannot Match The Bible

A garbled OCR line appears to reference a Bible match or citation with digits and broken words, unclear context. The fragment shows stray letters and numbers likely from a misscanned religious text or catalog entry.

Public Eating Places Allow Food Sales Under New Rules

A county war of regulations outlines how public eating places may sell prepared food for takeout while a federal civil service announcement in Madison, Indiana, calls for examinations for a Kent fourth class postmaster vacancy and other offices. Last year the Kent postmaster earned $245.

Diane United States Civil Service Commission Madison Ind Kent

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