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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1918

Page

3

Local Weddings and Visits Highlight Madison June Event

Madison scenes include Miss Mary Caragh and Miss Mary Kelly hosting friends, guests from Dirpont and Indianapolis return home after visits, Epworth League attendees from Aurora, a license issued to Verimird L. Conner and Rowena Suger, and multiple wedding trips to Indianapolis and Louisville. Mrs. James Patterson leaves for Indianapolis after her mother's death.

Mary Caragh Mary Kelly Chica May Rector Dirpont Harriett Coopender Frankie Coopender East Main Street Grover Shinn Jedi Indianapolis Dein Gabi Helen Grebe Aurora Miltou Mob League Pienats Verimird L. Conner Spencer County Rowena Suger North Madison Jou Barnard Woo Curis

Ex Mayor John Purroy Mitchell Becomes Army Aviator

Former New York City mayor John Purroy Mitchell after five months of study and practice is an army aviator able to perform all standard air stunts. His rapid progress at a California field is noted as unusual and he hopes to reach the western front soon.

John Purroy Mitchell New York City California

Christian Endeavor Hears Report from State Convention

The Second Presbyterian Church group met at M. D. Wilson’s home for their monthly business meeting. Wayne Cockrell reported on the State Convention in Marion. Officers elected: President Wayne Cockrell, Vice President Vera Hammel, Secretary Elizabeth Cockrell, Treasurer Robert Demaree. They will run a Saturday morning market stand all summer.

Christian Endeavor Second Presbyterian Church M. D. Wilson Wayne Cockrell Marion Vera Hammel Elizabeth Cockrell Robert Demaree

Second Draft Lottery Held in Senate Amid Ceremony

Washington June 27 America's second draft lottery took place today in the Senate conference room with Secretary of War Baker drawing the first of 1,2000 copies from the same bowl as the first drawing. General Crowder and officials spoke as Major Billy in Crowder's office conducted the blindfolded draw with numerous numbers listed for Jefferson County.

Washington America Senate Baker Chamberlin Warren S&t Dent Bod Man Marehto Gen Crowder Col Warren Bashy South Kramer Askpofaoil Wilhelmina Well- Norn Billy Crowder Jefferson County

Jefferson county men depart for Camp Sherman training

Nine nine men compose the Jefferson county quota leaving Madison on the morning train for Camp Sherman Ohio to begin Uncle Sam’s Army service. Marl Barnes named Captain and Larrel McIntyre Lieutenant will lead the party with Des Flite Turner and County Clerk Prewatt present to see them off. Louis Cohen photographed a group of the departing troops on the court house steps. Also noted are local race results and a Paris council decision to rename Avenue Trocadero Avenue President Wilson with signs to be installed July Fourth.

Jefferson County Camp Sherman Ohio Bert Madisar Uncle Sam National Army Des. Flite Turner Prewatt Marl Barnes Larrel McIntyre Louis Cohen Madison Court House Elmer Hawkins New Salem Jessie Thompson Farmer City Lawrence M. Lee Eugene Clark George Paris Wilson

Society Items and Travel Notices From Madison News

Busy day details include Miss Mary Dipper planning a Louisville visit for a week, and Ralph Wykoff also traveling to Louisville. Locals and visitors from Chicago to Indianapolis arrive for gatherings while others share journeys to Cincinnati and Jacksonville for work and family events.

Mary Dipper Louisville

Sugar Distribution Under U S Food Administration

Beginning July 1 sugar distribution will be run by the U S Food Administration with state certificates issued to all buyers except households. Retailers should visit the Food Administrator in the Masonic Temple to obtain application forms for certificates valid July 1 to October 1. A war bonus has been granted government employees in Austria.

U.S. Food Administration State Food Administration Nicholas Harper Jefferson County Masonic Temple Austria

Purdue Summer Club prizes boosted by Madison bank gifts

The Madison Safe Deposit and Trust Co with Mr John Tevis provides 3000 to the Purdue Summer Club in Madison for gardening and sewing prize winners at the Purdue Short Course in January LOT. Joseph Cravens adds 10 Thrift Stamps for extra prizes. Miss Etta Hoffstadt oversees the Garden and Sewing Clubs with named members. Mrs Ben Hulett hosted a card club night awarding prizes to Mrs Jacob Lucht, Mrs Andrew Jacobs and Mrs George Niesse.

Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co John Tevis Purdue University Madison Purdue Joseph Cravens Etta M. Hoffstadt Garden Club Robert Chandler George Crawford Russell McDaniel Bernard Smith Paul Klein John Davis Mary Eppleheimer Alma Conn Charles Holman Jesse Stoner David Lory Charles Fisher Dorothy Cox Bertha Hall James W Ben Hulett East Fourth Street Jacob Lucht Andrew Jacobs George Niesse William Johann Robert Davis Mary Kremer Andrew Schneider Andrew Schuler Henry Krue Cooper Hirst Kate Sheets Charles White

Five Hundred Party Hosts Spy on Submarine Rumors

The Country Club five hundred group enjoyed a regular semi monthly meeting with cards. Mrs David Johnson won first prize and Clarence Hirsle won the gentleman's prize. Guests included Mrs J W Holmes of Louisville and Mrs Walter Goodson from Missouri. The next 500 meeting is set for July 15 hosted by Mrs Greenville Johnson and Mrs L P Scheik. Washington reports naval officials say no German submarine within 1000 miles of the American coast after investigating rumors.

Country Club David Johnson Clarence Hirsle J. W. Holmes Louisville Blanche Ross Walter Goodson Missouri E. E. Scott Scott Greenville Johnson L. P. Scheik Washington

Indiana Prohibition Upheld by Supreme Court 4-1

The Indiana Supreme Court rules statewide prohibition constitutional, reversing the Evansville lower court and affirming Lake county rulings. Judge Spencer writes the dissent citing large property interests and urges public passage through voters. The decision preserves the dry statute and signals trials for violations will proceed.

Indianapolis Jane US Indiana Supreme Court Spencer Evansville Lake County Hiw

Plans to furlough skilled workers for labor shortage

The War Department and the Department of Labor announced plans to furlough thousands of skilled machinists and mechanics from military camps and cantonments for an indefinite period. The aim is to ease a critical shortage of skilled labor as they file for release.

Washington War Department Department of Labor

Iron tank pontoons destroyed by Belgian steamer

Drifting iron tank pontoons of American manufacture used for submarine repair were destroyed by a Belgian steamer near Atlantic Port. Funeral services were held for George U. Middleton in Cambridge City with pallbearers named. Congress leaders plan a brief recess while a new revenue bill is drafted, and the Ways and Means Committee framed a Liberty Bond issue of 1 million dollars for October.

Atlantic Scotland Congress Wilson House Ways and Means Committee

Fairy godmother Joins Mollie and War Hero's Family

Mollie befriends an aged visitor who becomes a fairy godmother figure, inviting her to stay. The pair share home life and sewing evenings as Mollie’s soldier brother returns, and a letter promises future reunion. The story ends with Mollie recognizing the visitor as her fairy godmother and a joyful future.

Mollie Molle Prusilia Drusilla Optie Tfe Tom Torusilla Sam Mol John Dearle Tam Mother

How to Restore Old Time Ambition Declares Discovery

Discoverer instructs readers to avoid taking money and promises to double energy vigor and nerve force in two weeks if Bio-seren is used.

Seven Day Cure Ad Claims Quick Nervous Strength Boost

An old advertisement promises a seven day program with two bi-seren tablets after each meal and a bedtime dose to restore nerve strength and energy. It warns if results do not occur within days the money will be refunded, citing a formula printed on the package. The note to physicians lists ingredients including lecithin and manganese compounds.

Kward Genetlan

Tire price notes show small variations across models

Fragmentary OCR yields tire price figures like 28 and 26 with multiple 28s. The text hints at pricing for various tire sizes or brands but lacks complete context, model names, or retailer details, making a definitive product or sale item unclear.

Arrivals in France and local notices

Mr and Mrs Herman Vaughn learned their son Private Samuel Vaughn of the 139th Machine Gun Company has arrived safely in France. Mrs Anna Barrar received word her son Michael of Co 1 now Battery E 139th Field Artillery is in France. Phillip Cole also arrived safely in France. George Austermuhle marks 20 years at Standard Oil Madison station with perfect attendance and no sick days. Only 32,000 of 317,000 miners in South Africa are white.

Herman Vaughn France Samuel Vaughn 139Th Machine Gun Company Indianapolis Anna Barrar Michael Co. 1 139Th Field Artillery H. O. Woolford Barrar John Cole Phillip 8. Cole George Austermuhle Standard Oil Company Madison Austermuhle South Africa

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