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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

2

Local notices and arrivals from Madison area 1918

Miss Mayem Wettrick from Indianapolis visits her parents Mrs Joseph Wettrick and Mrs Neal. J O Taff sent to sanitarium for treatment for a fractured limb. William Monty aged 57 buried at Cragmont. Views Vail led funeral. Gertrude Stermarito of etta Ohio visiting relatives. Gertrude and Anna Sites visit. Rev J Wood Tu of city joins the United ju ry. June 5 draft note and selective service times.

Mayem Wettrick Indianapolis Joseph Wettrick Walnut Ste Neal Hanovs J.O Foo William Monty Cragmont Voste Vail Gertrude Stermarito¢etta Ohio Frresc Lon Gertrude Anna James Woodfill J. Woo Tu Redlmi United Jury Tueiana Tee Times

Classification of Jane Registriata Examinations and Tests

Fragmentary notes reference Jane Registriata and several terms including examinations and tests. The readable fragment suggests a classification or review of academic or professional evaluations conducted by a board or committee. Specific names, dates, or institutions are unclear in the OCR.

Untitled Madison County News Update

An unclear July report from Madison notes multiple local names and events on hospital grounds, a marine ship voyage, and a wedding or engagement, with police and Postmaster figures mentioned. Several sentences reference training, arrivals, and a potential auto accident, but specifics are obscured.

Tre Nati Masarti ers Association elects officers

Report notes Wilbur S. Blar elected treasurer of the Tree-Nati Masarti ers Association of America with W L Beard as secretary and a Philadelphia origin. The piece discusses wartime industry, ship construction, and conference among committee members, plus remarks on war science and global themes.

Wls. Beardie Philadelphia United State U.S Boston Bear Fition Office Fleet Corporation Stijn Bo. Stratford I. O Cooers Porkas Arerion B. Moore New York We. Panics Konhiladelphia MS Bear

Burial of Former County Resident at Melapad Road

A man aged 2 died last Friday after a noon train from Softh. burial occurred today at the Weoftee Dandy Burial Ground on Melapad Road. He had been a county resident previously but had lived away for years and worked for Swift Packing Company in St. Joe.

Poe Aoosoans

Conscription Notes June Class of Registrants Examinations

Jefferson county draft board completed a list of 89 men under Call 858 who will entrain for Camp Taylor Monday July 22. Indiana will send 7,700 men to Camp Taylor in the five day period starting July 22. Numerous names and addresses listed for registrants including Robert Lee Driskell Glen Vernon Chas Shafer Earl Sauer Ray Campbell James Gray and many others. Alice Newman upgraded to Class 1 after examination. John Caleb Ritchie passed engineer corps exam.

Jefferson County Wim. Anderson Brooksburg Bruce S. Tevis Aloysius M. Heek City Elmer Paul Jones Alice Newman John Caleb Ritchie Engineer Corps

Marion Weber and Sergeant Finn wed in Louisville

Miss Maurice Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Weber and Sergeant William Finn a Jefferson County soldier stationed at Camp Taylor married in Louisville last Saturday. The couple visited homefolks here on Sunday and departed on the steamer America for Louisville to live near Camp Taylor with many friends extending best wishes.

Maurice Weber Frank Weber Sergeant William Finn Jefferson County Camp Taylor Louisville Mrs. Finn America Sergeant Finn The Herald

Local Madison Notes and Arrivals July 16

Madison dispatch records births visits and travels of residents and visitors including Chauncey Scott from Camp Taylor, Miss Edna Honschell and Miss Loretta Mack visiting local families, and Mrs Draper Glove returning from Indianapolis. Also notes new wheat prices, a marriage of Miss Margaret Darmody to Benjamin Harrison Taylor, and a Liberty Loan meeting slogan.

Chauncey Scott Camp Taylor Flpl Smith Seymour Edna Louise Honschell Walter Brin Carrollton Clara Cox Gladys Cox Indianapolis Loretta Mack Matthew Smith Cragmont Street Mabel Creamer Evanston Richard Layton St. Louis Elberta Imel Ain Indianapolis Madison National Women's Liberty Loan Committee Chicago

The Great Cable Solo Player A Piano Ad

A piano promises simple operation with rich sound and expert playability. The advert claims any child can master it and invites readers to visit the Masonic Temple to see and hear the instrument, endorsed by N. T. Drake.

County Commissioner Upper District Ballot Card

Voters see candidates Albert L. Banta George J. Gabel for county commissioner upper and middle districts and Andrew W. Blake William H. Huruff Harry Underwood for county councilman at large on the ballot with listed names in the official notice.

Albert L. Banta George J. Gabel Andrew W. Blake William H. Horuff Harry Underwood

Message of support from the Democratic State Platform

The platform pledges pride and affection for fighters in trench and army, promises to shield their families from profiteers, back the government in protecting market baskets, and to remember veterans after they return home with national gratitude and care.

Republic

Indiana Democrats Invite Support for Wilson War Policy

Declaration of principles urges every man and dollar from Indiana to back President Wilson in prosecuting the war until autocracy is defeated and human liberties are secured. 1918 Democratic State Platform calls for united public backing of war aims.

Indiana Wilson Democratic State Platform

Fire Nearly Destroys Boggstown Grain Elevator and Stores

A large grain elevator and several stores in Boggstown Shelby County near Shelbyville were destroyed in a major fire last night. The blaze nearly wiped out the village, with extensive damage to multiple buildings and nearby structures.

Boggstown Shelby County Shelbyville

Madison Citizen Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills for Back Pain

Mrs. Lettie Hall of 708 N Mulberry Street recounts kidney problems and backaches. She used Doan’s Kidney Pills from Rogers’ drug store and says her kidneys improved, recommending keeping Doan’s on hand for kidney trouble. Price 60 cents at all dealers.

Madison Lettie N. Mulberry Sty Dean Rogers’ Drug Store Doan

Frenchwoman Dr Antoinette a Artagnan Arrives in U S

Dr Antoinette a Artagnan a French woman physicist arrives in the United States after losing substantial property when Germany invaded Belgium. She aided soldiers at the front and plans to return to the field soon.

Antoinette A Artagnan France United States Wich Belgium

Von Kuehlsman Former German Foreign Secretary

Of 150000 Australian trade unionists enlisted 45000 have been killed. Long Beach California forbids public grooning by young persons.

von Kuehlman Long Beach Cal

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