Local social notes from Madison July 25 1918
Madison Wisconsin notices report visits from Fred Rauschenberger of Nashville to his mother Mrs Anna Rauschenberger. Mrs Gam S Taylor returns from Indianapolis to visit John S Taylor. Mrs Robert F E McKenna and daughter depart for Chile to visit relatives. Aaron Lilly of Switzerland County earns license to marry Annie Sherman. Mrs George Bradford Harr notes her husband arrived safely overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rauschenberger
Nashville, Tenn
Anna Rauchenberger
East Street
Gam S. Taylor
Indianapolis
John S. Taylor
Robert FE. McKenna
Chilecothe
Ohio
Aaron Lilly
Switzerland County
Annie Sherman
Prenitt
George Bradford Harr
East First Street
John Dixon
Cleveland
George FE Patton
William BE. Patton
Court News Highlights Faulty Divorce and Custody Rulings
In circuit court Goldie Turner and Aileen King were granted divorces with custody of children in cross complaint and separate actions. A Lexington bank case ended with a special finding and judgment for the bank against Me cuted Storen trustee. Noble C Hays gave notice of appeal. A wedding near Legauntn joined Ophelia Elizabeth Sethaitter and Rudus Ashby with brief attendance. Dr. Frederick Deenny learned he has been promoted to First Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, awaiting final orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Turner
Caviile Turner
HE de Zearing
Puamitil
Harry Lemen
Aileen King
Thas
Dade Coilith
Tiadun Griffith
Lexington Bank
Storen
Pexiggies Township
Scott County
Beard Out
Mpnayer
Ofertas Oe Tourney
Noble C. Hays
Scottsburg
Troffitt
atSsonwell
U.S. Fidelity A Guiaranty Co
Baltimore
Mdo
Sufety
T. Be Bear
P. EB. Bear
Harry L. Henry
Portia Henry
Griffith
Biidiy
Frederick. Deenny
McCain
Washington, D. C
Denuig
Toti
The
Herald
Denny
Leo Yunker Enters Officers Training Camp
Private Leo Yunker, among Jefferson county volunteers sent to Fort Snelling Irvin, informed his father Gus Yunker that he is en route to Georgia to enter an officers training camp. He was the sole selected from 300 and one of 28 chosen from 3,000, with friends predicting a commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Yunker
Cincinnati
Leo Yunker
Jefferson County
Fort Snelling
Irvin
Georgia
Leo
Local nickname lore sparks debate among townsfolk
In a brief note, residents discuss how some men embrace the nickname iors, while others reject it, reflecting varying attitudes toward informal labels in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iors
Funeral for Fred J Hall With Military Honors
Fred J Hall of Ambu lance Company 152 died at Camp Shelby and was buried in Kent with military honors. Rev J M Cooper officiated as Corporal Donald D Hobbs described him as a loyal soldier and Christian. Hall, a Paylor University student, had prepared for a life of service and enlisted April last year with classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Hal
Ambulance Co
Camp Shelby
Kent
Corp
Hobbs
Paylor University
Upland
Ind
Sountry
Eaoin Armbulance Company 142
Taoadetter
Miss Flatt
Moe Church
Hattiesburg
Youny Hall
Hind
Tragic Death Of Young Daughter At Home
The obituary reports the death of a young girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Soeder, at seven weeks after a violent attack of illness. She died at home in the care of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Schooberatt on Ryder's Way. The bereaved family and friends extend sympathy as funeral services were held at Ryker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satoopinge
Thor
Minnie Wulf
Cragmont
Columbus
Ind
Schneider
W. T. Reed
Dana
W. T. Thafley
Vafley
Death of James Lemon in Ripley County
Mr Joseuh Massing arrives from Darviide QL after the death of James Lemon of Ripley County. Lemon served as caretaker of the Dufiramacy for the poor in Ripley County and assisted Massing in duties there. He was a well known, highly respected citizen with many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseuh Massing
Darviide
Bem
Mrames Lemon
Rinley County
Mrr Lemon
Kinley
Lemon
Ripley County
Massing
Registrants Qualified by Local Conscription Board
The local conscription board examined and qualified several registrants today. James Ko Weber, Jesse be. Kisk, Carbil Grossman, Earl Edward Douglas Class B, Frederick Howard Kloppfer, Peter Paul Stephanus, Herman Jenkins, Charles W. Schroeder of the city were referred to the advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ko Weber
Jesse Be. Kisk
Carbil Grossman
Earl Edward Douglas
Frederick Howard Kloppfer
Peter Paul Stephanus
Herman Jenkins
Charles W. Schroeder
City
Local notices and obituaries from Madison July events
July 22 Madison notices report travels of John Dixon to Cleveland and relatives welcoming servicemen overseas. Induction and exemption updates move through local boards. Obituaries include Minnie Wulf and Anna Kauffman with funeral plans pending relatives. Wayne County residents among state notices and civil filings.
Snow Scene and Burroughs Echoes on Winter Landscape
Vivid, old style reflection on snow covered fields and cattle awaiting fodder. The writer notes hills, fences buried under drifts, distant fox calls, and a scene blending art with nature as winter deepens. Reflects John Burroughs style and imagines the rugged landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sututuer
John Burroughs
Little Known of Shooting Stars and Their Origin
The article discusses early ideas on shooting stars, noting a 1875 hypothesis that meteorites originate from shattered planetary bodies due to volcanic explosions. It explains swarms crossing Earth’s orbit by a defined law and mentions Arizona meteorite finds. It ends with a humorous remark about people keeping late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotyu
Laanan Ty
Arizona
Popular Science Monthly
Official Food News Reports Indiana Actions On Sugar Flour and Prices
Federal Food Administrator for Indiana explains displays of cake and pies will not use extra sugar or flour. Fair judges to award by compliance with food regulations. Fruits and vegetables for war displayed by federal representatives. S17 Merchants Bank building becomes new baking division quarters in Indianapolis. Farmers urged to sow rye next season as wheat flour substitute scarce. Books distributed to record wheat threshed yields acreage and price. Government to study wheat margins and pork prices with price guarantees discussed. Milk prices adjusted with bottled dairy products pricing and conservation measures. Citizens urged to cooperate with price adjustment committees and avoid whipping cream use.
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County
Falra
Indiana
Department of Agricullture
Hoohka
Morpom
Cipeuét Ceort
Darvest Thik
Mper
Maris
St Bottling
Representative Citizen Committee
Marion
Visitors and departures noted across Madison area
Miss Elizabeth Kasper visits Indianapolis friends while Edith Sauer travels from Indianapolis for kin. Fort Wayne Mrs. Browning returns from Greaty Kentucky. Culbertson leaves for Weavil North Dakota to join Hercules Powder Company as chemist. Several locals travel, visit, or join military service, including Earl Buchanan to Fort Riley and Charles Whittaker overseas. Funeral for William Stephan held at Michigan Road home. interment Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kasper
Indianapolis
Edith Sauer
Tnedianapolis
Theodore Browning
Fort Wayne
Gieaty
Julian L.culbertson
Vevay
Weavil
N. d
Hercules Powder Company
Harry George
Helen Frances
Franklin
George Daily
Ethel Warner
Hanover
Roud
Ind
Tyree Burke
AL M. Taff
Merle Dixon
Paris Crossing
Schofield
William Stephan
Michigan Road
Bo Arends
Fairmount Cemetery
Fatter
M. A. Kasper
Youngstown
Ohio
Beatrice Kasper
Herman Kasper
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
National League Pittsburgh defeated Boston 7 to 2. American League Chicago lost to Washington 2 to 3 while Detroit blanked Boston 14 to 0. Standings for the clubs are listed.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Eae Ve
St. Louis
Cleveland
Odd
Jail inspection finds Clark county prison insanitary and unsafe
Dr J N Hurty and officials from the State Board of Health and Public Health Service inspect the Clark county jail on a Thursday. They fail to locate Judge Fortune to obtain an order to seal and abandon the jail. Prisoners may be moved to New Albany with plans to transfer in August and a new rail line is urged. Miss Louwillie Kessler travels to Terre Haute to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Frick
Helwic
Whittenberg
United States Public Health Service
W. Marshall Varble
Hurty
Judge Fortune
New Albany
Louwillie Kessler
Ryker’s Ridge
Terre Haute
Louisville man Michael Weiss 87 dies at home
Michael Weiss 87 died at his Louisville residence at 9 30 yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon from 2850 Congress Street with interment at Cave Hill Cemetery. He was long known in Madison and had formerly resided there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Weiss
Louisville
Congress Street
Cave Hill Cemetery
Madison
Best Medium in the County for War Ads
A garbled note asserts a local paper is the best medium in the county for war advertisements. The text also includes a misspelled name or phrase CHAT FENGERPULED without clear context.
How Cold Affects Sounds and Seasonal Differences Noted
A close observer describes how sounds and water change with cold and warm months. Wind, water, and birdsong vary by season, with soft sounds in spring and loud roars in cold weather, plus remarks on foliage and telegraph wires. A second note warns soldiers at Camp Taylor about courtesy and passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Engine for Sale by Richmond Baking Co
Engine for sale from the Richmond Baking Co plant. A Sinker Davis 12x16 piston valve engine, latest model. Contact Richmond Baking Co Richmond for details and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Baking Co
Davis
Richmond
Madison Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills In Ad
Mrs Nan Oakley of 4th8 N Walnut street endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Harper's Drug Store. She says weak kidneys caused back pain headaches and dizzy spells and the pills strengthened her back and restored kidney function. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Oakley
Walnut Street
Dean
Harper's Drug Store
Oakley
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
The Great Cable Solo Player A Piano for All
An advertisement touts a piano that plays exactly as a great artist would with simple operation. It claims a child or expert can get maximum music from this noncentral instrument and invites readers to see and hear it in person.
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Yo M. Co
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Whomas Graham Co
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W.O. Pord
Mary P. Wesley
Bedford
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