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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
2
Advertisement notice from Madison Indiana dated June 3 120 announcing a subscription price of a year in advance for a periodical. The readable text is fragmented but indicates a publication from Harald Company offering yearly prepaid subscriptions.
Multiple residents depart Madison for visits and relatives in Evansville Cincinnati Indianapolis and Los Angeles. travelers include Master Raymond Cogner and Miss Sarah Stewart with others joining and returning on morning and later trains. several families and individuals are noted along Main Street and Vine Street with extended journeys and social visits across states.
Oswego residents recall Major Arthur R Robinson leading the Indiana Home Service Appeal to raise funds for the Salvation Army. The article notes Indiana’s share of 452000 and details wartime service, local support, and community efforts amid varied local notices.
At Cragmont yesterday afternoon the Fourth District Medical Society elected officers for the coming year. President Dro WloP Weaver of Greensburg. Vice President Charles Ro Hird of Greensbury. Secretary Charles de Galliespre of Seymour. Treasurer FL Kaminain of Sev. The district connector Dro AG. continued. Banquet and session at the Country Challist featured Perry's saxophone. visitors praised Madison and Seymour.
Fragmented notice from Hanover College in Pennsylvania listing an estate bequest and valuation. It notes a will, heirs, and the transfer of property or assets to the college after legal proceedings. The readable fragments mention ongoing probate and designated beneficiaries.
Provincial report notes the Salvation Army allocated about 500000 across institutions in India and Michigan. Officials cite improvements in services and outreach, detailing funding streams and program aims for the period covered.
A fragmented report outlines contributions to a charity and Army relief effort in Indiana. It notes mortgage funds, church and organizational support, and a community drive to aid Salvation Army facilities amid financial burdens and ongoing enrollment.
Head of the Salvation Army, Commander Booth, expresses strong interest in home service for the less fortunate and dedicates himself to aiding the needy with energetic commitment.
A 1920 article notes Miss tooth Sat appeals for the Salvation Army in Indianapolis and statewide donations to fund the Home Service Appeal. Major Grodninsen leads efforts to raise 3 472 000 dollars for Mortgage relief and establishment support, urging public support while praising the Army as a humane public service. A California town provides its fire captain with an airplane as a local curiosity.
Fragmentary item describes a New York millinery shop with a single stave and mentions charity connections to the Salvation Army and orphanages. The text references shipments of hats nationwide and a busy shop presence on a lower Manhattan street, with emphasis on the shop’s unusual description and community ties.
Hanover College outlines a three day schedule for June 6 to June 9 1920. features include a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Frank H Stevenson a Christian Associations address by Rev Albert K Whallon field meets and a senior class play The Lion and the Mouse. Alumni events include board of trustees meeting alumni dinners and reunion activities culminating with commencement exercises addressed by President Millis.
Louis A. Wettrick age thirty two will arrive Monday to assume duties as assistant manager. He has department store training and prior experience in Madison Indiana at the Hornff store and later with the Block store in Ind.
A garbled OCR style list catalogs cures and ailments including fevers coughs dyspepsia and rheumatism, with scattered references to remedies and conditions. The fragment ends with a stray note about Culber Waste and a New York mention.
The News Examiner notes the arrival of Mr. Wettrick as a promising addition to the Letter store personnel. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wettrick, Sr. and is described as a reliable young man with many local friends pleased by his success.
Secretary Kalaw argues Americans promised independence once stable government is proven in the Philippines. He cites congressional precedent, notes Filipino governance, and states independence could come with options such as a League of Nations guarantee or US protectorate. He stresses goodwill toward the United States and asserts Japan poses no immediate threat to Philippine independence.
A middle aged woman, Ly MecClure, visits her old farm and reunites with John after a long estrangement. They recall a past promise and decide to marry, tending the garden and sharing a plan to grow flowers together despite years apart.
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