Madison Herald Weekly Edition Item Summary
In Madison Indiana on November 30 1918 Mr and Mrs Louis Sulzer and daughter Miss Rachael left for New York for a ten day visit Mrs Mary Brown of Canaan departed for Fort Thomas Kentucky to see her son Private Wiley Brown Flossie Estelle obtained a divorce from Jason Leroy Estelle in a Circuit Court action with attorney Curtis Marshall representing the plaintiff Kate Hoagland of West Main Street received a letter from her son Private Guy Hoagland in France describing improvement from a wound and gas exposure with friends noting no serious injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Canaan
Fort Thomas
Wiley Brown
Flossie Estelle
Jason Leroy Estelle
Curtis Marshall
Kate Hoagland
West Main Street
Guy Hoagland
France
Hoagland
Lustig dies in Columbus after influenza and pneumonia
Mrs. Edward A. Lauer learns of the death of her nephew William Frederick Lustig of Columbus Indiana. He died at his home at 11 o'clock yesterday morning after a ten day illness with influenza and subsequent double pneumonia. He was 38, born in Madison, son of the late George Lustig, and formerly lived with his family in this city. He moved with his father to Columbus about 28 years ago. He worked as a cabinet maker and was foreman for the Orinoco Furniture Company. He is survived by a widow two children and a sister Mrs Edward Kirschner of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Lauer
William Frederick Lustig
Columbus
Ind
Lustig
Madison
George Lustig
Orinoco Furniture Company
Ed Award Kirschner
Delegates Named for Ohio Valley Improvement Meet
Mayor James White assigns delegates for the twenty fourth annual Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention to be held in Louisville Kentucky on December 11 and 12. Delegates include M C Garber C A Wymund M M Laidley E E Scott George M Dauily M R Sulzer James E Crozier John M Sample J J Kasper William L bill Manry D Wilson J M Cravens W H Miller and Dr W A Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville, Ky
M. C. Garber
C. A. Wymund
M. M. Laidley
E. E. Scott
George M. Dauily
M. R. Sulzer
James E. Crozier
John M. Sample
J.J. Kasper
William L. Bill
Manry D. Wilson
Funeral Services For Roy Glover And Son
Private funeral services were held for Roy Glover and his son Leroy at the family home on West First Street. Rev W W Jogan of First Presbyterian Church led the rites and both father and son were buried in Springdale cemetery in the same casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Glover
Mona
Gon
Leroy
Reidence
West First Street
W. W. Jogan
First Presbyterian
Father
Springdale Cemetery
Sub Station Closure Ends War Shirt Making in Madison
Captain A J Graff inspected Madison sub station ahead of its closing next Monday when army trucks will remove 20 000 finished shirts and return depot furniture. Manager Crozier said most shirts are in sew ers hands and will be turned in tonight. The operation supported 2000 Madisonwomen and local merchants, with 65 320 shirts made in city hall era and 76 670 shirts since moving to Jefferson Street substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Graff
Quartermaster’s
Jeffersonville
Madison
James BE. Crozier
The
Herald
Midison
Crozier
Crozer
Jefferson Street
Grantheecapa
Basta
A. Tee
Madison and Sarrounding Community Was Pe Ptraed As Amons
Jeffersonville de Pot
Mabace
Wocents
Niieress
Locents
Bulding
Gho
Delferson Street
Casualty list item and local notices from Madison
A Madison dispatch notes the casualty list includes Millard Trinkle of Ghent Kentucky killed in action. The column also reports visits, illnesses, a burial shipment to New Albany, and routine county business such as the monthly board of commissioners meeting, inflation-ridden docket expectations, and local social notes.
Private Joseph Kelly Reported Missing Then Heard From
Private Joseph Kelly, long in France and three times wounded, was reported missing in action on October 6. A telegram from the War Department to his mother Mrs. Clarissa Kelly confirms he has been heard from and is now in a hospital with wounds. The October 24 letter suggests he was wounded when first reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelly
France
War Department
Clarissa Kelly
South East Street
Death of Roll W. Moore in Kokomo After Illness
Roll W. Moore died at his Kokomo home from pneumonia after a brief influenza illness. He was married about twelve years to Maude Ray, daughter of the late W I Ray, former city civil engineer. Survived by widow and three young children, he had a successful printing business in Kokomo. Friends extend condolences to Mrs Moore amid the bereavement. A final line on fashion note ends with a quip about hat hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Roll W.moore
Kokomo
Mr. Moore
Maude Ray
City
W. I. Ray
Dr W H Timmons Resigns From Pearl Packing Plant
Dr W H Timmons, three year Government Inspector at the Pearl Packing Co plant in Madison, resigns effective December 31. He will assume general supervision of the veterinary department for Hartford Fire Insurance Co in Hartford Conn starting January 1, with headquarters in Chicago after organizing a livestock insurance branch. His Madison family will remain until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Timmons
Pearl Packing Co
Pearl Packing Plant
Timmons
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Chicago
Madison
Death of Miss Gertrude Pogue in influenza outbreak
Miss Gertrude Pogue fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip S Pogue died of influenza at 230 o clock last night at the family residence 319 Birchwood She had been ill a week and was one of three children ill at the same time She is survived by a twin brother Louisville Courier Journal notes the sympathy of Madison friends in their deep affliction
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Gertrude Pogue
Philip S. Pogue
Birchwood
Miss Pogue
Louisville Courier Journal
Etta Hoffstadt
Harry Stodgill
T. Cooper
Madison
Vandalia
Joseph Cooper
South Waint Street
Red Cross
Fred Green
Indianapolis
Mr. Green
Cat
Clarence Stephpenon
Willam Stephinson
First
Church Streets
State of Washington
Rabbit With Vegetables And Other Recipes
A jumble of cooking instructions outlines Rabbit With Vegetables served on a pilaster with vegetables as garnish. Codfish With Potatoes provides a leftover fish dish with codfish potatoes paprika and milk. Cheese and rice dishes follow with steps for a cream cheese spread and a rice and cheese souffle using rice eggs cheese and ham.
Judge Succeeds Veteran Circuit Judge in Local Courts
Judge Robert Creigmile retires after six years on the Jennings Scott and Ripley circuit bench. John R. Carney of Vernon is elected and seated as his successor last week. September saw 284 German submarines shot down by the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Creigmile
Jennings, Scott
Ripley
John R. Carney
Vernon
Discontinuation of County Food Administrator Office
The Office of County Food Administrator Nicholas Harper in the Ma suite Temple will be discontinued next Saturday night. Clerks will be relieved from duty and the sugar card system will end. People must not exceed the four pound monthly home consumption limit, though dealers may supply sugar for home curing of meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Harper
Masuite Temple
Harper
Former B. and O. President Named Colonel Willard
Daniel Willard longtime B. and O. president has been named colonel and engineers. His leadership will help address Allied reconstruction and demobilization challenges overseas. A grand war victory exposition is set for Music Hall Cincinnati December 11 to 22 with army navy demonstrations and air squadron displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Willard
B. & O. Railroad
Willard
United States
Music Hall
Cincinnati
President Wilson Faces Ongoing Opposition Over Europe Trip
Washington reports indicate President Wilson failed to win bipartisan backing for his European trip in a contentious address. He faced pressure from those labeled as future adversaries at the peace conference while asserting his aim for a peace basis. Allies will monitor the Rhine, with a light moment about a cracked joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
United States
The Unusual One and the Minister’s Love Match
Rev Paul Worthington arrives in Farmington as pastor and faces a chorus of demand for charm and reform from the choir and decorators. One sharp eyed young woman in the congregation inspires his sermons and changes his view on love. He finds happiness when she accepts and guides him. Washington may get limited service army men as firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Worthington
Paul
Panls
Farmington
Prig
Wwanuti
Washington
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Madison Resident
Six year testimonial on Doan's Kidney Pills from Berry Bellamy of Madison recalls relief from back pain and kidney trouble after trying various medicines. Bellamy credits the pills for allowing steady work and cites Rogers' drug store as source. The notice also reports the death of the three year old daughter of Private Clarence Stephenson and a pending funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Berry Bellamy
First Street
Sage
Prasa
Dean
Rogers
Foster-Milburna Co
Dushaen
Reichstag Leader in New Socialist Cabinet
Reports from Amsterdam say that German Logalists and Independent Socialists agreed to form a joint cabinet. Philipp Scheidemann was to be a member and the foundation of the new government was proclaimed from the Reichstag steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Phillip Scheidemann
Amsterdam
Logalists
Socialits
Scheidemann
Soldiers Strip Epaulets From Former German Chiefs
During Brussels rioting a soldiers committee ordered the stripping of epaulets from German officers including General von Falkenhayn, former chief of the General Staff. The incident is part of wider unrest amid the conflict.
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Brussels
General von Falkenhayn
General Staff
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Madison Herald
the ‘Herald Company
Matern
Pontofiiest
Main Street
Madison, Ind
Louis Sulzer
Rachael
New York
William F. Lustig
White
Bertie Buchanan
Betie Buchanan
Lsitie Buchanan
Vevay
Buchanan
Fate Service
Imeem
Madi
Ira Still
Sol
Weavers’ International
Capt. Graff
U.S
Millard Trinkle
Ghent
Margaret McIntyre
Mits [Kinnah
Louisville
Martha Potter
Wymond
Galesburg
Morris Ryan
Willin Awan
Richmond
Martin Wade
James South
River Road
Smith
Lou Bolen
East Street
Miss Bolen
W. B. Friedley
Cragment
New Albany
Haighan Certaking Homse
Swesethind
Emma Waskon
Crasmont
Schneide
Normin
New Nipany
Terrari
Regula
Merning
Jessie
Dave
Harry
Eades
Min Pioner
LOS Haygood Dear
Merroll
Roll W. Moore
Koocomo
U. S
Mrs. Pogue
William Froh
Fred Froh
Frank Thomas
Evansville
U.S. Shipping Board
Zella Boggs
Harriett Buchanan
Josie Reger
Zach Grooms
Shelbyville
Thos. Yater
Everett Smith
Helen Kuhl
Ohio
Maupin
Grace Church
West Third Street
Charlies Jenkins
Jenkins
Madison Light & Rarchway Company
Tathel Rer L Ak
Rhine
Cop
Uiaien
Voru Falkenhayn
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