18 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
1
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A group of women war workers plans to volunteer for relief efforts aiding Armenians amid ongoing conflict. The initiative reflects a mobilization of labor and solidarity from the home front.
Funeral services for Mrs. Wendel Voelker were held at St Marys Church this morning with Rev. Bilger celebrating a Requiem. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery on Walnut Street. Pallbearers included Jacob Zept Andrew Jacobs Edward Lauer Col Hunger Andrew Schneider and John Zimmerer.
The article notes bishops and church leaders from New York Boston Maryland and Washington coordinating a nationwide fundraising drive. It highlights a recent meeting in New York and names key figures including Bishop Reese Bishop Burch Archbishop Murray and others guiding a multi diocese appeal to fund three years of church work with a focused intensive week campaign.
Phillip Cole and Margaret Wallace of this city are wed this afternoon per Clerk Prenatt. Charles Edward Stephan with Elmina Louise Wetzel, both residents here. Edward Dunham and Ethel Fewell, county residents, were married by Squire Chapman.
M Adoc states the Farm Loan Act aids farmers as part of the financial system. He argues the act sustains constitutionality and clarifies its role alongside the National Banks and Federal Reserve Act in supporting commerce and industry.
Fragmented OCR text yields a garbled report with names and dates unclear. The readable bits hint at a dispute or debate linked to Madoc and Kansas City, mentioning boats, people, and a tense atmosphere but no coherent sequence or outcomes.
Former Ambassador Henry Morgenthau appeals for American help as hundreds of thousands of refugees suffer from famine and terror in the Near East. He cites Turkish authorities as failing to protect Christians and urges relief and resettlement aided by U S leadership.
A wartime appeal argues Western nations must aid Austro-Hungarian victims, praising religious and educational missions abroad. It urges relief for refugees, notes US wealth and moral duty, and calls for immediate response to human suffering in Europe.
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