Local soldiers return home after extended service
Foote Phillips, June 26, returns to North Madison after twenty two months overseas. August Wasper arrives home from overseas service with the Tothaera unit earlier this year. Private Phillip S20 Cole is home after muster out of the army in France and Germany, formerly of Madison township. The community welcomes returning relatives and schedules travel for future reunions and ceremonies.
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Facut Foote
Phillips
North Madison
Phillip
Cole
France
Pratece
Army of Occupation
Germany
Pho Woolford
Cong
Shelly
Hohin Cole
Funeral services for Captain Jefferson Piemas held at home
Funeral rites for Captain Jefferson Piemas, a river veteran and well known pilot, were conducted by Rev SW Turner at the Stavder residence on South Street. Burial followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers named. The service drew many present as a tribute to his memory.
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Fhnerib
Cpt
Jefferson Piemas
Cloib
Bev SW. Turner
Pounty
Stavder
South Ust Street
Springdale
Messrs
Willkie Weber
John Tadson
Charles Hilkibedd
Clifford Tugue
Harry Jo Nichols
Edward Herner
St Mary's students win awards from Remington and Underwood
St Mary's commercial department announces awards won by students for typing speed and accuracy. Certificates and card cases were given by the Remington Co and Underwood Co, honoring Eugene Soeder Paul Rabe and others for proficiency. top honor goes to Soeder for typing 549 words with two errors.
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St. Mary’s Commercial Wraddaues
Remington
Coderwood
Happy
Mildred Potter
Phelen Paretti
Luedle Girayon
Remington Co
Speed
Accurac
Loretta Breitenback
Keda Late
Sertha Wuneerheh
Irenevieve Soeder
Helen Sebater
Eugene Soeder
Hielen Sehoater
Paderewski a fruit grower in wartime diplomacy
The Manchester Guardian reports on Paderewski as a fruit grower turned leader amid discussions on German invasion risk and Swiss frontier tensions. It notes his views on how wartime diplomacy could shape Swiss rejection of any crossing, and mentions reactions by German authorities and public sentiment.
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Chet Mo
Buatrowski
Pater Walt
Retesina
Sudyerland
Draly
Buesieg
Promee
Switzerland
The
Manchester Guardian
Rejected for Army Training Over Sallow Complexion
A soldier hopeful with ingrown heart and tobacco eyes is rejected by an examining surgeon for an officers training camp. The would be recruit raves and curses the river as the surgeon silently imagines a humane exit. He receives a note explaining the rejection and moves on with hope. Also, Mrs. I L Stearns and daughter Leona travel home to North Vernon after visiting Bethlehem, and Mrs. Albert Hole returns to Indianapolis after visiting her sister on East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Indianapolis News
Madison News Highlights Include Visits Travel and Local Accidents
Madison reports Joseph Smith of Kent left for Logansport to visit his son William H. Smith while William Watlington rode to Indianapolis to see daughter Mrs. T. C. Dow. Mrs. Edgar Glore returned home from Lovett after visiting Mary Dillon and Angie Wolf. The funeral of Mrs. John Corbin was held on East Fifth Street with S. R. McAlpin in charge. Sergt. Howard Jones arrived home after overseas service and Camp Taylor muster. John Stanley Hanna joined the army at Camp Knox Ky. Ae Wigham named manager of Sugar Creek Creamery on Mulberry Street. William Christman narrowly survived a sawdust pile collapse at Fear Bros. mill with help from Dar Gourley.
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Joseph Smith
Kent
Logansport
William H. Smith
William Watlington
Indianapolis
T. C. Dow
Edgar Glore
Lovett
Mary Dillon
Angie Wolf
John Corbin
East Fifth Street
S. R. McAlpin
Vinestreet Baptist Church
Howard Jones
Camp Taylor
Sergt. Jones
Newport News
Daniel Jones
John Stanley Hanna
Joseph Hanna
Jeffersonville
Madison
Camp Knox
Stanley
Ae Wigham
Sucar Creek Creamery Company
Mulberry Street
Hoste
Wigham
Fear Bros. Mill
William Christman
Dar) Gourley
250 Year Old Steel Horn Spoon Set On Loan Exhibit
Mr. John G Copeland of Madison brought a 250 year old set of horn spoons to The Herald. The spoons from Janet Moore of Scotland include one large spoon six table spoons and one tea spoon with teaspoons divided among his children. They may be shown at Lanier Memorial Museum during the loan exhibit July 10 to 12.
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John G Copeland
Madison
Herald
Copeland
Janet Moore
Scotland
Lanier Memorial Museum
Wilson Confident Senate Will Ratify Final Treaty
President Wilson expresses utmost confidence that the United States Senate will ratify the peace treaty after it is presented in final form. He plans to sail at once, land in New York a week later, and ask Congress to convene in a joint session to receive the treaty and address the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wilson
United States Senate
New York
Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Earl Dear Hanged for Wolfe Murder in Chicago
Earl Dear was executed by hanging at 9 27 this morning in Chicago for the murder of Rudolph Wolfe a chauffeur. The case drew attention as authorities carried out the death sentence imposed after conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earl Dear
Rudolph Wolfe
Francis-Geisler: Calvin Francis and Miss Mary Louise Giesler Wed
Mr Calvin Francis and Miss Mary Louise Giesler quietly married at St Michael's parish house last night by Rev Moo. Guthneck. Attendants were Mrs Charles Garlinghouse and Louis Geisler. Bride wore white crepe de chine and carried no large bouquet. The couple greeted guests at Mr Francis' home on south Walnut street with a small luncheon. The Herald offers congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Calvin Francis
Mary Louise Giesler
Moo. Guthneck
St Michael's Parish House
Charles Garlinghouse
Louis Geisler
George Giesler
Poprudar
Prancis
South Walnut Street
Herald
Zearing Pavey Wedding Ties Vevas Bride to Pavey Kin
The wedding of Miss Tressie Pavey of Vevas to Mr Frames Zearing occurred at the home of Attorney and Mrs Oliver on West Main Street last night. The ceremony was performed by Fudge Griffiths, father Revodeena Gift officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pavey, is popular in her community. the newlyweds will reside on West Second Street. The Herald notes the groom served in the 80th division in France and that the groom’s family ties are prominent.
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Phe
Groch
Zaring
France
John B
Pavey
Vevas
Zeariy
West Second Street
The
Herald
Mary Corbin
Mary Corlin
Johno Corbin
East Fifth Street
Elllisville lynching of Hartfield described as orderly crowd acts
In Ellisville Mississippi the captured John Hartfield a Black man was hanged at a big gum tree after being shot and identified. The crowd burned the body after initial firing and authorities called the act orderly with no arrests. Governor Bilbo said intervention would be futile.
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Ellisville
Miss
Jane
Mississippi
John Hartfield
Bilbo
Jackson
Hartfield
A. J. Carter
Court News Outcomes in Circuit Court Session
Edward McLaughlin fined $1 and costs for assault and battery on Thomas Finnegan. William Jennings fined $1 and costs on a guilty plea to petit larceny. Eval M Handlon granted a divorce from Roy T Handlon. Sulzer and Bear for plaintiff and George W Miles for defendant.
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Frank Dewar
Griffith
Pena Farm
Pearl Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Sulzer & Bear
John McGregor
W. O. Ford
Elizabeth N. Ross
Edward McLaughlin
Thomas Finnegan
William Jennings
Eval M. Handlon
Roy T. Handlon
George W. Miles
Hon John W Linck Praise From Tacona Leader
The Herald notes Hon John Woo Linck of Tacona Washington sends regards to friends and calls Ethink Wilson a wonderful man with high ideals. It asserts honesty and patriotism demand belief to uphold when right, despite opposing politics. The piece reflects on trying and learning from effort.
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John Woo Linck
Tacona
Wash
Ethink Wilson
Primciples
A Day for Days Nervous Energy Pill Ad
An advertisement touts Bio-Feren as a cure for nerves fatigue and low energy. It promises heightened vigor ambition and confidence after taking two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days with a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen. Local druggists stock Rio-Feren at accessible prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio-Feren
ATL
Fascinating Teeth Use Senreco Tooth Paste for Quick Whitening
Advert reads a toothpaste Senreco claims to whiten teeth in a week and improve gum health at low cost. It asserts removal of film, fight pyrorrhea, banish mouth acidity, and frequent dentist visits, urging customers to buy at drug or department stores for six cents.
Remembering Grandmothers and a Rusty Nail Accident
A memorial note recalls a grandmotherly figure in faith while reporting Mrs. Chai Pohert’s accident. She stepped on a rusty nail, piercing her right foot with notable depth, prompting medical concern and hopes for a favorable outcome. The piece blends mourning with daily life in a small community.
TOY0 MEDIC0L COUPON AD FORGENERIC REMEDY LIST
Humphr Es ad copy lists ailments from fevers to asthma and diarrhea with a long catalog of symptoms. The ad promotes a drug dist Near Mollo st Streets New York and claims wide availability through druggists everywhere.
Beware of Mercury Free Ointments for Oatarbe
Warns against ointments containing mercury that ruin senses and derange the system. Promotes Hall's Ostarrrh Cure from Toledo makers as mercury free and safe for the mucous surfaces. Ad claims testimonials are free and urges purchase through reputable physicians and local druggists.
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Uch
Hall
F. 3. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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