Madison Herald June 2 1921 Local notices and obituaries
Madison Indiana edition lists arrivals and departures including Florence Realeft to Sparta and Helena Marie Bloom birth. funeral for Robert Scott. Mrs Mary J Wadsworth death at 63. weddings Mary Leland and Jacob Russell. visits from Chicago Dayton and Florida. poem line ends.
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Mies Florence Realeft
Sparta
Mies
Eliza Leland
Borna
Helena Marie
Carl Bloom
North
Jefferson Street
F. B. Ernst
Chicago
Louis Ernst
Death of Lloyd Danner, Madison native and WWI veteran
Charles Lloyd Danner, born November 18 1896 in Switzerland county, died May 23 1921. He was a 1917 Vevay High School graduate, served in eastern camps during World War I, later ran a battery service station in Paris Kentucky, and returned to Madison due to ill health. He leaves a father, two brothers, one sister, grandparents and many relatives. He joined the Brushy Fork Baptist Church and received lines of tribute from family.
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Charles Lloyd Danner
Charles
Eva Harmon Danner
Switzerland County
Hfe
Lloyd
Michael Harmon
Bennington
Vevay High School
Madison
Paris
Levi Danner
Baptist Tharch
Brushy Fork
Milt Falta
Columbia's Chevaliers and the M. H. S. Alumni Banquet
A poem praising veterans closes as the M. H. S. alumni banquet at Knights of Pythias Hall concludes with a jazz orchestra, and officers elected: President Howard Denton, Vice President Redford Dorsey, Secretary Charles Grooms, Assistant Secretary Louise, Treasurer Richard Heck.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Herald
Perry
Alumn Association
Howard Denton
Redford Dorsey
Charles Grooms
Seconen
Louise
Richard Heck
Cat Attacks Infant and Mother in Brooklyn Home
A meek family cat in a Brooklyn residence at 506 West One Hundred and Sixty Sixth Street attacked an eight month old baby, John Jr., and bit the mother, Mrs. John Reardon. Patrolman Fitzmaurice captured the cat and took it to the station. an ambulance surgeon treated the injuries. The cat had resented the Reardons’ marriage and the arrival of two children.
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New York
John Reardon
John Jr
West One Hundred and Sixty-sixth Street
Fitzmaurice
West One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
Columbus Hospital
Eugene
Memorial Stones Mark Front Lines of World War Heroes
A plan to place stone markers along the World War I battle front from the North Sea to the Swiss frontier is outlined. Marshal Petapl is to select sites funded by the Touring Club of France, with a later road considered but deemed prohibitive. Private effort will erect pyramid shaped stones bearing a helmet and the inscription Here was stopped the onrush of the barbarians.
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North Sea
Marshal Petalp
Touring Club
France
Ine
Soliers
Oasaldiers
All Finland at Work Sees No Unemployment Says Finnish Official
M Vilijanes chief of the trade and Industry department notes Finland has no unemployment due to import embargoes. He says production rose since the war began and Finland may ease the embargo gradually. He mentions transshipping goods to Russia and a free port at Hango.
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Fin Inna
M. Vilijanes
Trade and Industry
Finland
Russia
Hango
Milwaukee Woman Sues Over Promise Not to Marry
In Memphis federal court Miss Mollie Quirk of Milwaukee sues for 400000 from the estate of Patrick Kallaher. She alleges he promised to bequeath his wealth in exchange for her vow not to marry during his life. The claim traces back to 1892 when she was a Milwaukee convent student.
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Federal District Court
Memphis
Tenn
Mollie Quirk
Milwaukee
Patrick Kallaher
Kallaher
Quirk
Lord's Prayer Pin Head Display in New Bern Gallery
J O Lowder of New Bern, North Carolina showcases a steel pin engraved with the Lord's prayer. The work by C H Baker of Spokane, Washington took three years to complete and features sixty five words, 254 letters and nineteen punctuations visible under magnification.
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Spokane
Wash
Newbern
N. C
J. O. Lowder
C. H. Baker
Lowder
Inventors seek sought after public needs not yet available
A hint from The Ration's urges inventors to target creations the public genuinely wants but cannot access, rather than items that might please after being acquired but are constrained by current limits or access. Emphasizes solving real gaps rather than chasing after easy, later-available products.
Commercial Club Elects New Members In Madison
The Commercial Club held its regular monthly meeting last night electing A L Smith J E Crozier Dr R W Cochran George Brown John Clements F M Lee and Wm A Abernethy to membership. Walter Mundt reported on the U C T meeting at Terre Haute and the Madison May 1922 convention with 600 to 1000 visitors expected.
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Commercial Club
A. L. Smith
J. E. Crozier
R. W. Cochran
George Brown
John Clements
F. M. Lee
Wm. A. Abernethy
Walter Mundt
Terre Haute
Madison
M. R. Sulzer
Geo. D. Schwab
Elka Band
Edward Eckert
Sulzer
N. G. Jones
Newcastle
Ind
Jones
Indiana
New Castle
Hanover
Heidelburg
Germany
Messrs
W. H. Miller
J. W. Tevis
E. S. Roberts
Milan
Park Committee
Clifty Park
Col. Leiber
Capt. Sauer
Conservation Commission
Miller
Jefferson County War Memorial
Rotary Club
Edw. Eckert
Plow Unearths Pot With $14,903 in Coins
Salem Virginia tale describes 25 year old Henry Cameron, a farm worker and pioneer descendant, who found a buckskin wrapped metal pot containing gold and silver coins totaling 14,903 dollars while plowing near Brush's mountain. Fearing loss, he kept the find secret.
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Salem
Henry Cameron
Virginia
Brush's Mountain
Cameron
Calorie Menu Ideas Boost Breakfast Lunch and Dinner
A historical guide outlines calorie based meals to sustain mood and energy. It describes breakfast portions from 700 to 850 calories and lunch and dinner plans totaling around 850 to 1000 calories for active individuals, with examples like risotto based on cheese and meat substitutes, and a hearty lamb dinner with crèmes and date pudding.
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American Chemical Society
Ufe
Foreign Born Population Shifts In United States Ten Years On
Census figures show Germany Austria Ireland and Russia remained leading sources of foreign born residents but lost nearly two million over the decade due to war and immigration stoppages. Germany led with 1,683,313 natives. Ireland and Austria show large declines while Italy rose to second place.
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Germany
Arstria
Ireland
Russia
Ghew Lees
Austria
United States
Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Congress
Italy
Treland
Canada
England
Sweden
Norway
Scotland
Denmark
France
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
Newfoundland
Australia
Wales
Bulgaria
Veteran of World War I Fakes Death To Claim Insurance
Charles L. Gaugier of Northumberland Pennsylvania is listed as dead at Chateau Thierry and holds a war risk insurance offer and a hero certificate sent by the War department for sacrificing his life. He is married to Misa Sarah L. Wood of Reading and served in the 304th Infantry. He plans to deceive Uncle Sam to keep the insurance for his bride, after repeated assurances to his parents and himself.
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Gete
Chateau Thierry
War Department
Charles L. Gaugler
Northumberland
Misa
Sarah L. Wood
Reading
Gaugier
Three Hundred Fourteenth Infantry
Sam
Sunlight as future fuel from photosynthesis and photochemistry
Dr. J Howard Mathews of the University of Wisconsin told the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society that solar energy could become a fuel source as fossil reserves dwindle. He discussed photosynthesis, chlorophyll as a catalyst, and the pursuit of laboratory catalysts to convert water and carbon dioxide into useful compounds, aiming for practical solar-powered processes.
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J. Howard Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Doctor Mathews
Bell
Mathews
Mathewan
Hounds Kill Big Wolf Near Goddard Kao
A 48-pound crossbred wolf known as the black wolf was hunted for 15 miles by three Russian wolfhounds and an alcedale and killed after depredations around Goddard Kao. In a separate note, Robert T.ootes, 64, of Byberry Farms Byberry Pa, died by strangulation after his false teeth slipped during supper.
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Goddard
Kao
Robert T. Ootes
Byberry Farms
Byberry, Pa
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W. O. McLelland
Robert Scott
Cragmont
Borden
Vail Undertaking House
Joseph M. Nichols
King's Daughters Hospital
R. A. Davis
Churubusco
T. E. Davis
Sumner
W. M. Davis
Lily Foster
Dayton
Ohio
Jacob Russell
Louisville
L. G. Rogers
Acton
Carl Schilling
E.G. Flora
Daytona
Florida
A. D. Vancedel
Mary Leland
Jessie Leland
Broadway
Richmond
Lide White
Mary J. Wadsworth
Mary Jeanetta Wadsworth
Wadsworth
James R
Hannah C. Lewis
Bryantsburg
Canaan
Arthur Wadsworth
Bennie
Elmer L. Crozier
Mary H. Wadsworth
Lewis R. Wadsworth
Methodist Church
Hatlie Care
Sallie Richey
Indianapolis
West Second Street
Columbia
Chevaliers
T.C Harbaugh
Mother Land
Weetera Newspaper Unies
Cat
ALL Finland AT Work
North Adams
Mass
J. Henry Orr
John H. Orr
Sexton
Idaho
Bingham County
Idaho Falls
Farmer Boy
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May Ney
Paderewski
Brahms
America
Mme. Ney
Marsha Ney
Kansas
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