Local Notes From Madison Area Families
The Madison Herald reports several brief items: Mrs. Robert Tuttle rode the morning train to Indianapolis to visit relatives. a son Charles Ebert was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Potter of Fulton at Denny sanitarium. Grace Hoffman returned home to Aurora after visiting the Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor in Madison. Frank Coffin and son Frank Jr. visit Mrs. Coffin’s parents on West Second Street. Charles Coroley and daughter Helen arrived from Indianapolis to visit Mrs. Carnley’s father. John Thomas from near Tanover and Clell Genter are staying in town for visits. Mrs Cremer plans a longer visit. Jacob Ebia suffered a left-hand finger injury at the Okastars factory. friends of the young man express sympathy and hope for his recovery. Mrs. Mooster and Elizabeth gathered in Wasatla for the former’s house party. Spaunhur plans are noted to the Tip Steede Comestas. a student from Ostenpathy named Hee has offers at Carnegie College and Pythian landmine membership noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tuttle
Indianapolis
Denny Sanitarium
Joseph Potter
Fulton
Charles Ebert
Frank Coffin
Frank Jr
Charleston
West Virginia
Mroo
James Taylor
West Second Street
Charles Coroley
Helen
Carnley
John Vhomas
Near
Tanover
Clell Genter
Oma
Athens
Cremer
Jacob Ebias
Poloastars
Yong
Ko Moostert
Elizabeth
Gervedon Matson
Wasatla
Spaunhur
Fels
Carnegie College
Former Madisonian Joseph Middleton Dies in Cambridge City
Joseph Middleton born Madison June 16 1883 died in Cambridge City at two oclock. He married Oct 1908 to Miss Erhel Bertsch of Cambridge City and is survived by a brother Cole Middleton of Wilmington Delaware a sister Mrs Joseph Schofield and step mother Mrs Bama Middleton both of this city. Middleton graduated Madison high school and Purdue University and worked for the Penn R R Co for fourteen years. At death he was Assistant Division Engineer at Zanesville Ohio and had been ill for some time. Mrs Schofield was with her brother at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jo
Nole
Ing
Cambrooge City
George U. Maddieton
Mr. Middleton
Maddison
Wolligim
Geid
Mary Muddleton
Meather
Mr. Middleton Wis Mearrie
Erhel Bertsch
Cambridge City
Ham
Cole Middleton
Wilmington
Laware
Joseph Schofield
Bama Middletods
George Middleton
Madison High School
Purdue University
Penn. Rk. R. Co
Purdue
Demaree takes over lease of Second Street Ford garage
Robert L Demaree formerly with Demaree and Maddox Co takes over the lease of George Magers on the Second street side of the Ford garage. It is reported he may also lease the Mulberry side, creating a premier state facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Demaree
Demaree & Maddox Co
Ford
George Magers
Madison Automobile Company
Demaree
Mulberry
Wykoff Wingham Couple Wed in Carrollton
Paul Wykoff and Jesse Wingham, a well known local pair, secured a marriage license in Carrollton yesterday and were quietly married. The groom is the youngest son of Rev. W. C. Wykoff of West Madison and a friendly clerk at the City Market. Best wishes flood in from friends and The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wykoff
Jesse Wingham
Carrollton
Wykoff
Rev
W. C. Wykoff
West Madison
The
Herald
Death of Private Nicholas Weber in France
Mr and Mrs Frank Weber mourn the death of their son Private Nicholas Weber who was killed in action in France. He enlisted in May and sailed to New York before serving with the U S Infantry. He was seventeen years old on the sixth day of East Pesci and was employed at the Kapde Cotton Mills. Survived by parents and several siblings, the Weber family expresses deepest sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weber
Nicholas
France
Washington
Anna Weber
Nicholas Weber
Gearal
Weber
East Pesci
Noolear
Kapde
Tle
Weberous
Madison
Bredes
Browdsea
Twee Speters
Pree
Miaeses
Maurice
Fanta Weever
Aed George
Diese Miro
Mir
List Of Alien Women Registration Ball Names
A fragmentary report lists individuals registered under an alien women registration law. The text names Barbara Wardetii, Mary Jens, Nua Chtis, Ante Karrar, Christie Baek and many others including Mary Schoentein Lena Wee Kate Keers Kate Siewert and Mary Bilger amid procedural references to oath and verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akbar
Barbara Wardetii
Mary Jens
Nua Chtis
Ante Karrar
Christie Baek
Mary Voelker
Mary Sort
Laura Zilmerer
Hebizabeth Reuseth
Mary Stith
Jurgeie Thead
Stella Berger
Carolin Seouler
Anna Mo Heck
Caroline Kaber
Mary Schoentein
Lena Wee
Kate Keers
Kate Siewert
Mary Anaerostin
Alledia Chersinn
Brannit le Greveies
Ceoena Kamps Hester Radel
Kosa
New School Leader Named for Vesay District
The Vesay County board named a 50 year old former River Woods school administrator from Woorthine Indiana to lead Vesay schools next year. His tenure in Indiana helped officials choose him. The appointment follows recent resignation of ION. Excursion fares to summer resorts will drop 10 to 15 percent by Railroad Administration rules. Traffic committees set rates to seaside and inland resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilveenind Coutty
Ion
Tires
Atfiost Peatibyioye
Vrutees Seured
Prato Db
Vesay
Woorthinetun
Ind
Tle
Railroad Administration
Wine of Life on a Prairie Blizzard
Amy Davannant, Pine Grove school teacher, endures a fierce blizzard aided by Duncan Alden who rescues her from isolation. After a cozy dinner at his cabin they return to the school in time. The storm tests resolve, then sparks a new union as Alden vows to make up lost time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Davannant
Pine Grove
Bella
Pier
Duncan Alden
Colmunetty
Misa Davanont
Tia
Ame
Hito
Wien
Distriet
Doen Wien
Alden
Beales
Lassie
Hig
Laristo
sHlenes
Mrens
Mr. Perking
Mr. Alden
Nee
Moon
Ome
Mr. Perkins
Tahoe
Orel Ary
Pioneer Ife
Ufe
Fluent talkers miss the right moment for fearsome words
A concise reflection on how skilled speakers often fail to utter the crucial line when danger or tension demands it. It notes the gap between ease of speech and timing of dire statements.
How Glass Industry Shifted
Ancient Rome shipped glass works worldwide and Byzantium became a leading glass center as Rome declined. Glassblowers then moved to Venice forming the famed Venetian glassware. Industrial accidents include about ten percent eye injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuerope
Ireland
Rome
Byzantium
Constantinople
Venice
Plants Purifiers of Air in Atmosphere Purification
Fragmentary article explains plants absorb carbonic acid and release oxygen, purifying air. It notes leaves absorb carbon dioxide, solar energy decomposes it, carbon stored in trees, oxygen returned to atmosphere, aiding life and combustion. Mentions a celebrated scientist urging continual atmospheric purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monts
Tyndal Ao
Beth
Unclear Tropics Weather Study Prompts Bird Migration Clues
Fragmented report describes tropical weather effects on bird movements and mentions observers in Peaplech area. Text references Segre strot Ther gd Ds petit and William Bees with scattered phrases about storms and voting.
Are You a Dangler A Edspoter and the Open Market
A fragment discusses a social contrast between those who avoid dangling and those who seize opportunities in the open market. It portrays workers who migrate to places offering work and build community strength, becoming respected pillars called grand old men who support weaker neighbors.
Artificial Sponge Propagation Breeds Hope For Supply
An Englishman in Florida started a sponge farm off the coast to combat dwindling natural sponges. He now has about 600,000 sponges and expects to multiply tenfold in three years, yielding 2,000,000 sponges annually after that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Engishman
Florida
Portsmouth Chronicle
The Big Mistake by Aunt Mandy in Paris Mercury
Aunt Mandy humorously reflects on the lord’s supposed flaw of leaving many places to store items. She jokes about deceiving the major every Saturday night for fifty years about his red flannel underwear. The piece notes the strain on her faith and the pride in his confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Mandy
Paris Mercury
Leavin
Kansas City Star
Habitual Tendency Improvises Onstage
The manager says the show was written for the tired business man and notes high production costs. Dustin Stax agrees he is a tired businessman and adds he focused on how to pay interest on investments rather than the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Stax
Fragments From a Allied Front Weekly English Publication
Fragmented OCR text from a frontline weekly in France under Allied army auspices. It references wounded Americans and French lines, with partial phrases about Sar and Striges and an English issue noted as among the brightest in its category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voreriean
Dauth
Sar
Striges
Asp
He Ager
France
Pralteatga
Bear couple's 2400 mile motor trip with five punctures
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bear returned home after a three week, 2400 mile motor journey visiting Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York among other towns. They praised good roads and an enjoyable trip while noting five punctures using the same tires since the season began. In Philadelphia they met Dr FE Fewell who accompanied them from Philadelphia to New York on his interchangeable tooth patent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Bear
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Bear
Fewell
East
Court News Com missioner appointed for sale of Sever property
In Circuit Court Curtis Marshall was named commissioner to conduct the sale of the Sever property below Kent PLE. Bear acts as attorney for the commissioner, Judge Griffith adjourned at noon and left for home in Vevay. John Stuart Humphries, 22 months old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Humphries, died last night at their West First Street home after whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday with burial in Springdale cemetery. The bereaved parents receive public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Marshall
Kent
Ple
Bear
John Stuart Humphries
Richard Humphries
West First Street
Springdale Cemetery
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Madison Herald
Herald Company
S.con
Maulison
Grace Hoffman
Aurora
Ill
Jo W. Tenkins
East Third Street
Robert Demaree
Wykoff-Wingham
Wicholas Weber
Prof
E. B. Rizer
Vesay Schools
By Catherine Hopson
McClure
Syndicata
Louiasville
Tropics
Dangler
U.S
Nombhear
WSS
W.S.S
Hering
New Jersey
Court News
Griffith
Vevay
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