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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

2

Madison Herald News Briefs From Madison Indiana 1918

Local notices report multiple residents traveling to Detroit and Cincinnati, summers with relatives in Kent and Nashville, visits from San Francisco and Chicago, and job changes. Individuals named include Mrs Jesse Adams Earl Rogers Mildred Sauer Mrs A Graham Avery Stratt Ed Roberts Lydia Powers Drusilla Herner and Charles Nichols. Undertaker Vail ships Lina McClay and Rawlins funeral details noted. Eliza Leland named German teacher successor at Madison High School.

Mildred Sauer Indianapolis A. Graham Avery Vevay Denver Colorado Glenn H. Johnson San Francisco Cal Elizabeth Garber Charles Stratt Cincinnati L. N. Railroad Ed. S. Roberts Republian Alice Danner Louisville Frank Schnaitter Schnatter West Main Street Jefferson County Clarence Marstall Virginia Clarerce Hickman Moorefield Nashville Ind Oon Lydia Powers Haltumore James Powers North Vernon Nicholas Sheets Albert Herner Drusilla Carnegie Eliza Leland Madison High School Lucy Hughes Miss Leland Hughes

Baby Dies in Baltimore Street Home

Eight months old son of Mr and Mrs William Gallagher died yesterday evening at the family residence on Baltimore street. Funeral services were held at four o'clock this afternoon conducted by Rev J W Moody of the Christian Church and the little one was laid to rest in Springdale cemetery. A sale report filed in court shows Peoples Trust Company building sold to J W Cornett. In O'Neal vs O'Neal, defendant ordered to pay 150 for plaintiff counsel. No court today as Judge Griffith gone to Jeffersonville Jane.

William Gallagher Baltimore Street J. W. Moody The Christian Church Springdale Cemetery Peoples Trust Company J. W. Cornett Sulzer & Bear Gertrude O'Neal John T. O'Neal Griffith Jeffersonville Jane

Resolution honors Reverend Antrobus on departure

At a Monday night meeting the Human Welfare League in Madison passed a resolution praising Reverend Barney Antrobus for his service with the Phaniain Welfare League. The document commends his dedication to aiding the poor, his unifying leadership, and expresses best wishes for his future work in his new home. Signed by committee members Logan, Bob Mouser.

Human Welfare League Roe. Antrobus Dorman Barney FE Antrobus Phaniain Welfare League Charcb Oor Madison Logan Bob Mouser

Huila Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Mercurial-Free Cure

An 19th century advertisement warns about mercury in cures and promotes Huila Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective, stressing internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It includes testimonials and directions to buy through druggists and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Cie Leve Bs F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Cheney & Co Testiaoniale Draggiats Price Thay

The Indecent Bathing Suit Storymaker

Murray Langarth faces career danger after a sensational beach rescue tale. He teams with June Therpon to craft a story that backfires when the Tribune publishes a fuller account. June’s father, editor of a larger paper, offers Murray a better position, smoothing the crisis.

Murray Langarth Murray June Therpon Jong Jane June Deen McNutty the Tribune Mac Mune Une Thompson Summmer Tribune The Journal

Hawaii Torchlight Fishing Tradition Near Waikiki

Nightly torchlit fishing off Waikiki attracts Hawaiian and Japanese residents as families spear squid and octopus. This four generation old method feeds households and remains a key source of fresh fish. Japan recorded 150 strikes last year.

Waikiki Japan

Grace Lusk Found Guilty in Double Murder Trial

Grace Lusk was convicted of second degree murder for fatally shooting Mary Newman Roberts. During the verdict she attempted to choke the Special Prosecutor. Sentence ranges from 14 to 25 years in prison.

Waukesha Wis Grace Lusk Mary Newman Roberts Miss Lusk

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