Madison Herald June 1 notices and local updates
The Madison Herald reports births and marriages, with a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. marriage licenses for Frank Poston and Lara A Cunningham. Dewey Ferguson and Selah Vernon wed by Rev W W Logan. Local moves include James Tate visiting Indianapolis and Mrs Jennie Huett moving to Atlanta. Also notes Clemency petitions, enlistments, an operation on Mrs Hoaglind, and wheat yield concerns with district leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Huett
Atlanta
Gal
Frank Poston
Lara A. Cunningham
Swatzerland County
Clyde Stillhammer
Camp Hancock
Jefferson County
Lloyd Danner
Vevay
Coast Artillery
Sergt. Herneft
Inaumapolis
Peter Hoaglind
Walnut Street
State Board of Pardons
Robert Hutchings
Dewey Ferguson
Selah Vernon
Canaan
W.W. Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Funeral for Mrs Theresa Wenzler Held at St Marys Church
The funeral for Mrs Theresa Wenzler was held this morning at St Marys Church with Rev Charles Bilger officiating a Requiem High Mass. Many friends attended in tribute to the deceased. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery, with nephews Frank J Niesse George J Niesse William C Niesse Joseph F Niesse John B Niesse and Henry Strong serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Wensler
William C. Aie
Joseph F. Niesse
John B. Niesse
Henry Strong
Mrs A C Hillabold Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Amelia Schauberger Hillabold 58 daughter of George Schauberger died at 2 05 this morning in Madison after months of suffering. Widow of Henry Hillabold she ran a queensware store on Main Street and was a Lutheran. Survived by six children Harry Greenburg Covington Ky Maude Thomas New York Lillian Ness hige Robinson Alice Forberger Madison Jeanette Hillabold Mable Hillabold all at bedside. Funeral at 4 Monday at home with Rev Arends of the Lutheran church to conduct burial at Springdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. Hillabold
Amelia Schauberger
George Schauberger
Madison
Ninth Annual Meeting of Group Six Indiana Bankers
The Ninth Annual Meeting of Group Six of the Indiana Bankers Association will be held at the Country Club on Wednesday January 7. A splendid program is planned with prominent speakers on vital topics. Madison bankers and their wives will entertain, aiming for a highly enjoyable day. The First Baptist Church congregation dedicates its service flag Sunday morning honoring local young men who joined the colors, with music and addresses at the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bankers Association
Beautiful Country Club
Jane
Bankers of
Madison
First Baptist Church
Marriage ceremony at Danner House in Mulberry street
Rev. J. W. Moody officiated at the wedding of Frank Paston Carpenter of Switzerland county and Miss Lura A. Cunningham of Exeter California. The bride wore blue and the couple departed for their Switzerland county home amid many best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner House
Mulberry Street
J. W. Moody
Frank Paston Carpenter
Switzerland County
Lura A. Cunningham
Exeter
California
Beach-Lemen Couple Wed In Country Marriage
Beach Jack a Hanover township farmer and Hattie Lemen daughter of Mrs. Margaret Lemen of west Main street were married by a minister on a country trip last Sunday. They now reside in a new house north of the Lexington Pike two miles west of Hanover and have the best wishes of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack'"” Beach
Hanover Township
Hattie Lemen
Margaret Lemen
West Main Street
Lexington Pike
Hanover
Funeral of Mrs A C Hillabold at Main Street residence
Funeral services for the late Mrs. A C Hillabold were held at the family home on Main Street with Rev L Arends of the Lutheran Church conducting burial rites. Floral offerings expressed the high regard of friends. burial followed at Springdale Cemetery. Pallbearers included Samuel Thomas A Forberger George Burke aes Burke Harry Hillabold and John Gans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hillabold
Main Street
L. Arends
Lutheran Church
Springdale
Samuel Thomas
A. Forberger
George Burke
Aes Burke
Harry Hillabold
John Gans
Local Notes on Military News and Business Filings
Madison reports son Leonard Phillips arrives in France and Mr Glen Ferry heads to Indianapolis to enlist in the U S Army likely in the tank corps. Ida Mollyneaux visits her mother Mrs Mary Maurer from Louisville. Richwood and Madison Transportation Co files in Kentucky with a 1000 capital and incorporators Pecar Morrison Bebout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Phillips
Leonard Phillips
France
Ida Mollyneaux
Louisville
Mary Maurer
Walnut Street
Kentucky
Richwood & Madison Transportation Company
Milton
Capital
W. O. Pecar
J. L. Morrison
C. W. Bebout
Glen Ferry
Indianapolis
United States Army
Tank Corps
Ferry
Uncle Sam
Rebecca “Ory
Court News Highlights Estate Foreclosure and Divorces
Home Building Association No. 5 through John McGregor began foreclosure actions on two mortgages of 2500 each on the Mulberry street garage and sought a receiver. James White appointed receiver. George Straub et al filed a partition suit against Fannie King et al. Flora Z Raffauf seeks divorce from Aloysius Raffan. Perry E Bear and Sulzer Bear represent plaintiffs and defendants respectively. Multiple divorce actions follow including Daisy Razor, Lila Clegg, and Susan Walker. State of Indiana assault trial set but confined. A J Davis peace surety matter compromised and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building Association No. 5
John McGregor
Madison Automobile Company
Mulberry Street
James White
P. FE. Bear
George Straub
Fannie King
Flora Zapp
Raffauf
Aloysius V
Harry Lemen
A.J. Davis
Sulzer & Bear
Jarry Lemen
Marching Through Berlin Parody Sent From Nebraska Soldier
Parody titled Marching Through Berlin sent by Rob ert Cheatham of no Huth Balcon Co. Ft Omaha Neb to his mother. It rewrites Marching Through Georgia into a World War I era satire praising Uncle Sam and the drive against Germany with verses about Berlin and Kaiser Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Robert Cheatham
No Huth Balcon Co
Ft. Omaha, Neb
Win. Cheatham
West First Street
Berlin
Sam
Refuge Garments Ordered by Red Cross Relief
The Red Cross society received an order for seven hundred refugee garments as part of regular relief work including 200 bed shirts 200 girls dresses 200 girls chemises and 100 girls pinafores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Conscription Board Reports Busy Morning Examinations
A conscription board listing shows men examined and referred to advisory or qualified status. Notable entries include Eugene Hoffman Harvey Long Jeptha Ousley Mayfield Herbert B Metzger Fred Richardson Orie McCormick Clyde Taylor Griffith and Julian Jacob Keller accepted at Columbus Barracks. Calls cover Purdue University or Indianapolis programs for auto mechanics and related skilled labor with training funded by the government. Local registration in June at the Masonic Building runs 7 am to 9 pm, with further calls for engineers and mechanics and reports to Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conscription Board
Eugene Hoffman
Harvey Long
Atty. W. C. Ford
Herald
Purdue University
Indiana
Indianapolis Chanter of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ima
Chamber of Commerce
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised to Aid Women with Kidney Pain
An advertising feature urges women to misattribute pains to sex and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache dizziness headaches and swollen feet due to kidney weakness. It cites a Madison testimonial by Mrs. E. D. Willick detailing relief after using the product bought at Rogers' drug store. The ad notes a 60 cent price and credits Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izzy
Dean
Madison
E. D. Willick
N. Mulberry Street
Doan
Rogers’ Drug Store
Dean’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mrs. Willick Had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N. Y
Adv
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Lee’s Home
The Baptist Missionary Society met at 2 pm at Mrs F M Lee’s west Main street with many members. Miss Mary Phillips, the church missionary, will soon depart for Burmah for mission work. Mrs George W Augustine led the program and Miss Long visited from Sullivan Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
F. M. Lee
West Main Street
Mary Phillips
George W. Augustine
S. [. Long
Sullivan
Indiana
Local residents note commissions and travel in Madison area
Madison dispatch lists residents visiting friends in Depu ty travelers to Shelbyville Portland Ind and St Louis. Pension granted to Mrs Ellen Clark. Soldiers and enlistees including Oscar Barnes James Hill John Sauer and Michael Hopkins depart for Camp Taylor Indianapolis Great Lakes and dadianepoles. Miss Lee Sinkhorn to wed Samuel Maller in Brunswick Ga. Funeral attendance and family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer FE
Scott
St. Louis
Chillicothe
Ohio
Lee Sinkhorn
Samuel Maller
Brunswick
Oa Church
Lucy Linkhorn
M. Llcon
Robert Mehaffrey
United States
John B. Eawler
Tansapolis
Great Lakes
Chicago
Mabel Diake
John S. Hines
George Seatia
Oliver Perry Merten
Cororidge City
Poey
Jefferson County
Michael Hopkins
Dadianepoles
United States Army
Finnegan's Place
Madison
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 3 New York 2 and St Louis 15 Brooklyn 12. Chicago 5 Boston 3. American League games show New York 2 Chicago 4 and Cleveland 2 Washington 3. St Louis 1 Philadelphia 2 and Detroit 0 Boston 5. American Association matches Indianapolis 5 Louisville 3 and Columbus 5 Toledo 2 Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 6. A stray line notes folklore on camouflage usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
L Pet
Eeeee
Chicago Cincinnati Sereet Ae
Pittsburg
Pa Philadelphia
St. Louis Os
Brooklyn Re
Boston Ce
Eoe
St. Louis Ae
Teres
Chicago Eer
Cleveland O
Washington Philadelphia
Pet Columbus
Kansas City Eens
Indianapolis St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sugar and Ice Cream Flap Against War Time Restraints
Editorial condemns wasteful social refreshments during wartime urging prudence in serving sugar and wheat. Criticizes social clubs for ignoring food regulations and serving rich mid afternoon treats to well fed women, calling for conformity with patriotic conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menia
British Isles
Iron ore in Russia yet largely undeveloped in many regions
Ore is found widely in Russia with major deposits in the Urals containing high iron content but little mining occurs there. Russian ore deposits include large reserves of iron along with silver copper lead and zinc but mining is not yet developed to meet demand and imports fill the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ural Range
Vesokava
Montana Flag Honors Distant Bishop Brewer
In a remote Montana mountain district a woman hoisted an American flag at half-mast over a small schoolhouse to honor Bishop Brewer. Though not church affiliated she had long respected the bishop and kept the flag until the visiting missionary clarified the gesture after over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brewer
Brewer
Montana
Timber Encased Roof Trusses Used At Texas Refinery
Shortage of structural steel leads to timber trusses encased in cement used for refinery roofing. Trusses wrapped in waterproof paper and expanded metal mesh supported by chairs and nails. Cement mortar sprayed on, then monolithic roof slab built with wire mesh reinforcement. Final surface coated with hot asphalt paint.
Hospital Unit 138 Complete With Students And Alumni In South
Base hospital unit No. 138 formed from University of Chicago students alumni and former students now serving as doctors and nurses from Presbyterian hospital of Chicago and enlisted men from Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Beloit College and Northwestern. Unit totals 152 enlisted men 100 field nurses 26 doctors and six civilian secretaries. Money talks it also stops talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago
Universities of Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Beloit College
Northwestern University
Husky Hoosiers Honor May 29 Varsity Letters
President Millis awarded varsity letters to basketball, baseball and tennis players. Capt. Manaugh received his fourth letter alongside teammates Robert McNulty Lewis Hallmeyer E Paulus Wilbur McNulty and Henry Montgomery. Baseball letter recipients included Hollmeyer Paulus Culbertson W McNulty Montgomery Hayden and Robert McNulty. Tennis letters went to Henry Montgomery Allen Montgomery Manaugh and Robert McNulty. Henry Montgomery, a freshman, shows strong athletic promise. efforts to hire a coach for next year are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honover
Millis
Buddy" Manaugh
Capt
Manaugh
Robert McNulty
Lewis Hallmeyer
So E. Paulus
Wilbur McNulty
Henry Montgomery
Hollmeyer
Horn
Paulus
Culbertson
W. McNulty
Montgomery
Hayden
Allen Montgomery
Eleventh Commencement of Milton Township Class of 1918
The eleventh annual commencement for Milton township eighth year graduates of 1918 will be held June 5 at 8 15 p m in the Home ME church. The program includes songs readings and a valedictory with diplomas presented by W Guy Pender and county superintendent W Guy Pender. Red Cross benefits and a concert by the Metropolitan School of Music are noted with gatherings in Madison and Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Township
Kebth Hines
Must. Pall
Joe
Arthur nKopriole
Marietta Haruison
Germany
Howard Clinton
Lotebridge
Garcia
Emma Campbell
Porewell
Atte D. Melkiy
Dpolomas
W. Fy Porter Benediction
Fan
Frances Leik
Helena Sipe
Otis Ingleman
E. A. Steffen
John Schumaker
Metropolitan School of Music
Red Cross
Madison
Robert Graham
Monrovia
Indianapolis News
F. C. Hood
Franklin
Ind
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Wadison Herald
the Herald Company
Poatoffies
EastiMain Streat
Madison, Ind
George Hill
Mary Wolfe
City
James Tate
C. UH. Richards
Theresa Wenzler
Lieut
Nungesser
French Flying Corps
Fonck
A.C. Hillabold
Lemen
Court News
Gorgia
von Hindenburg
U.S. A
New York City
Thomas Wood
Milton Ky
Helen Spicer
Edith Holcomb
Ellen Clark
B. Arends
Ben Lotz
Jdr
Shelbyville
William Hern
Portland
Paul Lee
Lee Farm
Londar Bottom
Alice Kike
Cragmont
Haigh
Salem
George J. and
Tyree Burke
National League
Husky Hoosiers
Hanover College
Roland
Florence Jackson
Conny
Thelma Tevis
Nida Stuart
Graham Vernon
Loren Barnes
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