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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

4

Local residents note visits and travel amid war effort

Madison headlines tell of Lizzie Hanna’s return from Athens Ohio and guests including Dr. Kate Williams from Indianapolis. Many travelers arrive home from trains while others depart for Camp Knox Cincinnati and Brownville. The Red Cross and United War Work Drive report shows Jefferson County meeting its $36 500.99 quota with praise for loyalty and sacrifice.

Lizzie Hanna Athens Ohio Clell Genter Kate Williams Indianapolis A. G. W. Childs East Street Henry Hostetler Madison New Washington Courier Charles L. Jewett New Albany James Garber Stitchton Camp Knox Lloyd Hilligoss Robert Anderson Smith Turner Brooksburg O. L. Voris Edna Seymour Voris Mary Voris Hanover United War Jefferson County

Father and Son Die Of Pneumonia After Influenza

Roy Glover age 29 and his young son LeRoy eighteen months died within hours of each other in a Madison home on Thanksgiving morning after influenza and pneumonia. The family of five was struck a week earlier. the widow and two other sons recover. Funeral services set for 2 o'clock tomorrow at the residence with father and son to be buried in one casket at Springdale cemetery.

Madison Roy Glover LeRoy West First Street Glover David Glover Myrtle Humphreys Bessie Shanks William Glover Chicago Earl Glover France Springdale

Death of Mrs Clarissa Abbott Widowed Madisonian

Mrs Billie Roll of Cemetery street reports the death of her aunt Mrs Clarissa Abbott widow of Joseph Abbott at the home of her daughter Josie Demumberan in Oakland City. She died Wednesday and is survived by children Mrs Jesse Demumberan Mrs Ella Scott Mrs Clara Stockdale Pearl Zerida Abbott Felix and Harrison Abbott. Also two brothers Evin Adams and Carola Adams and one sister India Brindley. The decedent was a former Madisonian and burial is expected here.

Billie Roll Cemetery St Clarissa Abbott Joseph Abbott Josie Demumberan Oakland City Abbott Jesse Demumberan Ella Scott Detroit, Mich Clara Stockdale Pearl and Zerida Abbott Indianapolis Felix Harrison Abbott Evin Adams Bryantsburg Carola Adams Brooksburg Road India Brindley Vevay

Milton man killed in Louisville accident

Vincent O. Howard, 70, living two miles south of Milton, Ky., was run over and killed in Louisville last night. He had traveled to the city to bring home a daughter who had medical treatment. Funeral will be Sunday at Corn Creek with burial there.

Vincent O. Howard Milton Louisville Corn Creek

Funeral of Mrs Beatrice Smith Held in Madison

The funeral of Mrs Beatrice Smith widow of Edward Smith, a former Madisonian, occurred this morning at Vails chapel after arrival from Birmingham Alabama last night with her daughter Miss May Smith and son Edward Smith. Rev M L Guthneck conducted services at 10 oclock and interment followed at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Michael Cavanaugh James Cavanaugh Peter Schoolcraft Edward Zeizer John A Schuler Robert Page.

Beatrice Smith Edward Smith Birmington Ala May Vail M. L. Guthneck Springdale Cemetery Michael Cavanaugh James Cavanaugh Peter Schoolcraft Edward Zeizer John A. Schuler Robert Page

Two Deaths From Flu In Milton Ky

Milton Ky November 27 Charlie May 48 died of pneumonia after influenza and was buried today John Martin 28 son in law died this afternoon after four days illness Both men lived on the Lanham farm near the town limits The piece notes color blindness in the population with one in sixty affected.

Milton, Ky Charlie May John Martin Lanham Farm

Ex-Kaiser to depart Americogon for unknown destination

A The Hague dispatch reports the former Kaiser will soon leave Americogon Holland for an unspecified destination and that he has been receiving large batches of malfron Gerais. The former Kaiserin has joined the Kaiser.

London the Hague Americogon Holland

German courier arrested in Bavaria papers seized

A Munich dispatch reports a German courier traveling from Berlin to Austria was arrested in Bavaria. Wart Eisner, head of the new Bavarian government, ordered his papers seized.

Copehagen Berlin Austria Bavaria Wart Eisner Munich

Rumored Prince Maximilliae as First German Republic President

In Copenhagen reports claim Prince Maximilian of Baden, former German chancellor, is the likely first president of the German Republic per Democratus and Barina rumors.

Prince Maximilliae Baden German Republic Copenhagen Democratus Espetes Barina Maaximine Bader Grernan Republic

Grave of Edith Cavell Located in Brussels Field

Report indicates the grave of Edith Cavell the English nurse executed by Germans has been found in a cabbage field near Brussels.

Edith Cavell Brussels London

Red Flag Socialists Accuse Ebert of Treason Over Armistice

The Red Flag Independent Socialists newspapers in London charge Chancellor Ebert with treason against the revolution for accepting the armistice terms. They allege the move was used to fortify his own government and restore order.

London Red Flag Independent Socialists Germany Ebert

Remains of Mrs Whit ham Fol lowed to Bryantsburg for Funeral

Mrs. Whitham 34 a native of the county died in Reed Point Montana from pneumonia after influenza. The remains arrived with Mr Whitham and will be buried at Hep ton cemetery after funeral services tomorrow at 10. Survived by husband and four children. Family moved to Montana three years ago.

Claude Whitham Whitham Reed Point Montana Horace Woodfill Bryantsburg Hepton Cemetery

Mooney balks at governor and appeals for action

Thomas Mooney, unhappy with Governor Stephens's commute to life, issues a censored statement denouncing the action. He insists on a new trial, claims innocence, and calls labor support from figures including Billings Nolan Weinberg and Mrs Mooney, while urging a prompt government response.

San Francisco Thomas Mooney Acton Johnson Stephens Billings Nolan Weinberg Yveu

United States Delegates Named for Peace Conference

Wadeputen November 24 The official expected appointment of Secretary Lansing, Colonel House and Henry White as United States delegates to the peace conference is anticipated within a few hours.

Wadeputen Lansing Colonel House Henry White France Stepent

First US Replacement Divisions to Return Home

Paris reports the 76th American Replacement Division at St Nazaire will be first to return home, followed by the 27th and 10th divisions.

Paris St. Nazaire

Funeral Services for Bernard Soeder Held at Grandparents Home

Private funeral services were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Bernard Soeder at the home of his grandparents, Park avenue, by Rev. Charles Bilger of St. Mary's church. Interment was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Schoolcraft Jr and others. Bert Hunter received a letter from Corporal Clarence B. Hunter in France saying he is hospitalized but expected to recover soon. Elizabeth Adam, 30, died at her parents' home in Indianapolis and funeral services planned at St. Patrick's Church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. London's inhabitants, 350 in 1,000 are country born.

Gertrude May Biddinger Cragmont Columbus Schneider George W. Gardner South Jefferson Street Maupin Grace Church Fairmount Cemetery Noah Jones Indianapolis Jones Seaman J. A. Smiths Cora Smiths Trimcle County Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Station Wilbur Pecar Milton, Ky Morris Sappington France Sappington Bernard Soeder Paul Soeder Park Avenue Charles Bilger St. Mary’s Church St. Joseph's Cemetery North Walnut Street Messrs Bert Hunter Clarence B. Hunter War Department Elizabeth Adam John Adam Lincoln Street St. Patrick’s Church Holy Cross Madison

Lost Pouch Contains Soldier’s Portrait Inspires Reunion

Kathleen finds a lost pocketbook with a photograph that mirrors her own image. A wounded soldier, recalling a portrait copied for a future wife, explains the photo is his inspiration and asks Kathleen to relay truth to the photographer friend. The exchange brings healing to Kathleen and the soldier as they meet in her rose scented room.

Kathleen Ake Nora Kathreon Trew Soson Aitter

Eileen Wainwright Chooses Duty Over Love in War Tale

In June shadowed by war, Eileen Wainwright faces torn loyalties as Lionel Merrill professes love. She stays pledged to soldiers and mothers, returning to New York to serve as a nurse, while Mrs. Merrill seeks a path to unite love and duty. The narrative intertwines romance with sacrifice and national duty.

Eileen New York Ana Lionel Miss Wainwright

Bioferen claims boost for post influenza weakness

An old advertisement touts Bioferen as a remedy for weakness after influenza. It promises increased endurance, vigor, appetite, and energy through a formula printed on the package. It urges two tablets after meals and one at night, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Rene Gentlan

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