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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

6

Local Notes From Madison and Surrounding Areas

Born to Mr and Mrs W W Mickel a daughter Martha Jane. James L Caplinger of Indianapolis has arrived at Cocoanut Grove Fla for the season with his sister and brother in law former Madison residents. Mr Howard Couchman returned to North Vernon after a few days in the city. John W Brandon moved to King’s Daughters Hospital for pneumonia treatment. Remains of Sarah Todd shipped from Craymont to Seymour, her former home.

W. W. Mickel Martha Jane James L. Caplinger Indianapolis Cocoanut Grove Fla FL A. Thomas Madison Miami Indianapolis Star Howard Couchman North Vernon John W. Brandon East Secone Street King's Daughters’ Hospital Sarah Todd Craymont Haigh Seymour

Tobacco sales and a death touch local community

The Farmers House reports a small sale of 5,155 pounds at an average of 2240 with high bids for trash and Red Cross tobacco reaching 41. Local women aided the Red Cross drive, and several names are listed as contributors. A longtime resident Miss Elizabeth Siegel dies at 147 after a yearlong illness, survived by three sisters and a niece.

Roodkeynolds Co Red Cross Bullock

Sunday school offerings rise county wide amid war effort

The county Sunday schools report satisfactory financials with increased offerings as communities support wartime gospel work. Records show many townships submitting all schools’ gifts while some delays persist. total falls $11,000 behind last year, prompting appeals for Lancaster Township and remaining schools to contribute before June. Roy C. Lostettler of Carrollton named War Department clerk.

Graham Milton Monroe Republican Smyrna Madison Lancaster Township Graham Township Nora’ Wilson M. EL Piscerh Bethany Tack Branch Hanover Township Chas Diblings Hanover Presbyterian Carmel Zear Milton Township Maude Desch Treassurer Brooksburg Mob Brooksbore Aupust Pleasant Ridge Mianville Home Morris Chapel Macedonia Taikin Wet Liberty Hebron Republian Kate Jones New Liberty Sharon Hall Kent Baptist Kent M. E Kent Christian Saluda Township Ora Hearn Prospect Mt. Zion New Bethel Paynesville Christian Shelby Township Agnes Bishop Canaan M Caledonia Hicks Pearl Judkins Hopewell Madison Township Anna Sherlock First Baptist Lutheran First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Olive Branch North Madison Baptist North Madison M. E North Madison Christian Wirt Ryker’s Ridge Baptist S. S Luke Salyers

Filipino Working Girl earns for school fund in Bokod

A Filipino girl with two years training earns about 25 cents daily weaving pillow covers runners or dress material while meals cost 5 cents. Half her proceeds go to a school fund supporting a phonograph, records, and instruments for a ten piece orchestra.

Bokod Christian Herald England

Secret measures slow Shelbyville postoffice plan

Fragmentary report from Madison dated January 18 notes Secretary McAdoo delaying the new Shelbyville Post Office project. It mentions Mrs Mary Darthon and a local test of wartime routes, with scattered names and places such as Byars Ridge and Batters d dren boca Artillery, reflecting uncertain wartime activity and disrupted commerce.

McAdoohis Shelbyville Mary Darthon Fey

Coalition moves to secure coal supply amid shortages

Local citizens form committees to obtain coal and stabilize supply as shortages pressure county officials and companies. Amid confusion and press coverage, efforts focus on arranging delivery from regional producers and addressing immediate fuel needs for households and industries.

County Fuel Order Faces Likely Challenge After Evacuation

A disrupted county fuel administration order prompts questions about the closure of several sites. Officials report travel and safety concerns, with several facilities evacuated yesterday and workers left without access to essential supplies.

Employment Agency Aids Poor and Hosts Meeting

The Haunsin Wellive club convened last evening drawing a large audience from the community. Members stressed charity and the need to help destitute neighbors, noting fuel shortages and high food costs. The Employment Agency reports several men secured work this week and urged immediate applications for more openings.

Cube Conunesell Club OR. Sulzer Chatman

Coal Contract Pledges Weekly Invoices and Three Day Payment

The agreement dated January 21 1918 sets weekly invoicing for shipments of coal and requires payments within three days of receipt. It establishes 600 ton weights, references orders of December 27 1917, and names Cleveland Coal Company and committee members including Ro Colgate and Richard Johnson with approval by the county fuel administrator.

Rail Medison, Ltd Dan Brill India Indiana Coluate Robert A.vachor Kosesh L. Schofield Walter Capungier Mod Toons Richard ‘Godatieoa WNT Brazil Providence William W. Seburn Jefferson County Sant Fuel Cleveland Coal Company Jos Colgate Ro Coltrate Rachard Johnson Rob Yunker Walter Caplinger Mof .Penns

Jefferson County Shown Strong Support for War Fund

A typed letter to Mrs. Eo. Scott, chairwoman of Jefferson County YWCA War Fund, praises the county’s donation of 1050.00 and notes additional receipts totaling 603.00. Elizabeth A. Sweets, Executive for Indiana, commends the county’s generous cooperation and effort amid weather and campaign challenges.

Eo. Scott Jefferson County Y. Wc.ass War Fund West Second Street Madison Ind Scott Jefferson County WLC Bam Sore Redy Elizabeth A. Sweets Execuive Indiana

Contracts Awarded by Board of Trustees in January 1918

The Board of Trustees met in regular session January 27 1918 at the Southeastern Hospital and awarded contracts to Grocenes Elmer FE Scott Co Sprapne Warner Co Franklyn MacVeagh Co Cured Meats Indianapolis Abat toir Co Dried Fruite J W Teasdale Co Cereals Elmer E Scott Co John Grant Co Spagne Warner Co Laundry Geo A Janton Sons National Amine Chemical Co American Laundry Machine Co U S Laundry Soap Supply Co Dry Goods N g Horuff Son Rhoads Co Drugs J Ed C F Harper Co ALG Luken Co Keefer Stewart Co Max Machine Sons Co Carpenters Supplies Vonnegut Hardware Co Lodge Hardware Co VanCamp Hardware Co Hargan Co Painters Supplies Sherwin Williams Co A Burdsal Co Indianapolis Paint Color Co Engineers Supplies Vannegut dw Co Central Supply Co Lodge Hdw Co VanCamp Hdw Co Indianapolis Belting Supply Co Indianapolis Electric Supply Co Varney Electrical Supply Co

Southeastern Hospital Elmer FE. Scott & Co Sprapne Warner & Co Franklyn MacVeagh Co Indianapolis Abattoir Co J. W. Teasdale & Co Elmer E. Scott & Co John U.S Laundry Soap & Supply Co N. G Horuff & Son Rhoads & Co J. Ed. C.F. Harper & Co ALG. Luken & Co Keefer Stewart Co Max Machine Sons Co Vonnegut Hardware Co Lodge Hardware Co VanCamp Hardware Co Hargan Co Sherwin-Williams Co A. Burdsal Co Indianapolis Paint & Color Co Vannegut Dw. Co Central Supply Co Lodge Hdw VanCamp Hdw Indianapolis Belting & Supply Co Indianapolis Electric Supply Co Varney Electrical Supply Co

James Tucker Dies After Prolonged Illness At 70

James Tucker 70 died this morning at 811 East Chestnut Street after a long illness. A ship carpenter born in Woodford County Kentucky in August 1847 he came to Madison as a young man. Survived by daughters Jennie Pool Ruth Tucker and son Edward Tucker the latter of Memphis. He belonged to the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. Funeral arrangements to be made today.

James Tucker Catherine Allen East Chestnut Street Madison Mr. Tucker Woodford County Jennie Pool Ruth Tucker Utica Pike Edward Tucker Memphis Tenn Tucker The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Jeffersonville

August Pence Throat-cutting Incident Reported

A dire incident in Indianapolis involves August Pence cutting his throat and dying or dying soon after. Local authorities respond as the case unfolds with unclear cause and next steps.

Indictment of Indi Per pan YT Storms House Bill

A garbled text fragment references Dixon, Jefferson County, and a bill described as Indiana Per pan YT Storms House bill. It mentions fees, federal supervision, quotas, and wartime service, with scattered names and places. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.

Nitfee Fire War Sox

Notice 10 Alien Enemies and Wartime Registry Measures

The notice outlines a wartime registry targeting alien enemies and residents, detailing eligibility and penalties. It cites police chief Samuel Sauley and references potential detention during the current war, with instructions on registration and compliance for male residents of specified counties. The text includes warnings about actions against those resisting or failing to register, along with unrelated product advertisements and medical claims interwoven in the page.

Albalien Jedh Samuel Sauley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elizabeth Siegel Fred Green North East Street Miss Siegel Peter and Anna Siegel Prochial St. Michiel’s Edward Henry William Henry Anna Goebel Financial Reports Roy C. Lostettler Carrollton War Department Stuart Doagdis Byars Ridge Mr. Geers Boca Artillery Mass Haas Cleveland Curtis Myr Willian Qoden Tee Garfield Nuwora Fail Rie Employment Agency Holland Poe Tower Aed Y.W.C. A. Fund Becauee Garheld Kit Indie Perec Tisite Stump Mapulaecuyi Fld. Cucney & Co Toledo Buyny Ilail Hall Conatipaon Leading Trust Company Canton W. Levis Pres Hod Lyon Seo John Clements Treas I Modern Bank First National Bank Madeson Lnsurance J. W. Cornett J. K. Weyer See'y
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