Madison Herald Local News and Notices Briefs
Madison is home to new birth and wedding announcements. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Hagebach on Jefferson Street. Mr and Mrs Henry Schofield married June 12 in Murfreesboro Tennessee and reside with his parents on East Second Street. friends joined in congratulating the couple. Indiana reports 20 093 young men of age in the past year. Mrs Wm McGee of Indianapolis visits Mrs Elizabeth Trow. Marcus Lane from Los Angeles visits nephew Harry Sharp near Brookaburg to help with farm work this summer. Harry E Nichols named Lodge Deputy for Jefferson County by State Federal Food Administrator Harry E Barnard. Crozier Torrance leaves for Cleveland to take a new job.
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Indiana
Wm. McGee
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Trow
East Street
Crozier Torrance
Kent Road
Cleveland
Ohio
Marcus Lane
Los Angeles
California
Harry Sharp
Brookaburg
Lane
Katheryn Zepf
New York City
Herman Zepf
Albert Hummel
Signal Corps
Jersey City
New Jersey
George Hummel
Fourth Street
Kentucky
Jett Coal and Transportation
Carrollton
Capital
J. S. Jett
John Jeter
W. C. Darling
George Stiver
Ryker’s Ridge
John A. Naill
Flias G. Jacoby
The
Shriners
U. A. Klein
Jewell
Sarah Landman
Cincinnati
Klein
J. L. Stern
Second Street
Bernice Stern
Paul Jeffries
Lee Wallace
Jeffersonville
Edw. Jeffries
Volga
Adam MecKeand
Samuel Hill
Jennie Hill
Anna Crozier
Sergt. Bonshire
Engineers Corps
John B. Lawler
Curtis Marshall
Edward M. Prewatt
George A. Monroe
B. W. Noell
Milwaukee Downer College
Milwaukee
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Elmer E.scott
Madison
Jefferson County
Scott
Red Cross
Robert Demaree
Matthew Linenweber
Canaan Hill
Wm. Kohl
Pleasant Ridge
Vera Hammel
Winona
Olive Ford Boyer Guild
Second Presbyterian Church
Conference of Guilds
Hammel
Muncie
Greenwood
Laura Palmer Vail Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Laura Bach
George F. Glass
Win. Glass
West Third Street
France
Speedway
Heavy Artillery
Glass
Jefferson County selects nine men for Indianapolis trip
A large group gathered at the station to bid farewell to nine Jefferson County men heading to Indianapolis to join the Chamber of Commerce training program. They will be assigned to auto plants and receive motor mechanics and driving instruction. Frank Iddings named captain of the trip. Louis Cohen photographed the group on Court House steps. The leaving quartet includes Frank W. Iddings Fred C. Watts Ernest H. Smith Herbert Metzger Harold Ashley Louis Siebenthal Clarence E. Sutherland George E. Stearns Chester Ringwald.
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Jefferson County
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Iddings
Louis Cohen
Court House
Frank W. Iddings
Fred C. Watts
Ernest H. Smith
Herbert Metzger
Harold Ashley
Louis Siebenthal
Clarence E. Sutherland
George E. Stearns
Chester Ringwald
Our Boys at Battle and at Sea Poem
A wartime poem by Frank Phelps Vail dated June 14 1918 honors sons serving at the front and at sea. It expresses pride and sacrifice of families supporting John at battle and Jamie at sea, asking for God’s blessing and safe return.
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John
Jamie
Frank Phelps Vail
Juried visit by Hon. James S. Wright to Juniata Tribe
Hon James S Wright great Sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men Indiana will visit Juniata Tribe in Jefferson County on Tuesday night June 26 to confer three degrees on a class of pale faces captured in Vevay. Invitations go to seven Jefferson county tribes and Mil ton Ky for the meeting with many Injuss expected. Wright will confer degrees on local youths and deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Wright
Red Men
Indiana
Vevay
Juniata
Jefferson County
Milton
Wright
Seymour resident named Superintendent and principal chosen
North Vernon Indiana June 14 Gert Hopkins of Seymour named Superintendent of the city while J A Carnegey of Kentucky chosen as Principal for the coming school term Prof J A Carnegey has relatives in the city and his son J A Carnegey Jr is connected with Johns Hopkins University though the article text is garbled and incomplete
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North Vernon
Ind
Gert Hopkins
Seymour
J. A. Carnegey
J. A. Carnegey, Jr
John Hopkins University
Aoa Ae
Madison City Council Sets Bid Date for Street Railway Specs
In a special session Mayor White's council, with all members present, approved specifications for street lighting and the street railway. Madison Light & Railway Co. warned that paving between car tracks would price bids out, prompting adoption of the specs and a bid invitation for 7:30 PM June 26 1918 at a subsequent meeting.
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White
Madison
Indiana
Snider & Rotz
Indianapolis
McGregor
M. F. Tennis
Madison Light & Railway Co
Madison Light & Railway Company
Demaree
Local News Briefs From Madison and District
Madison and surrounding areas report travel plans for residents including George W. Jones heading to Cleveland and Katheryn Zepf leaving for New York City. Local 19 servicemen are named to entrain for Camp Sherman, with several named towns and roads in Kentucky and Indiana.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Elmer Hawkins
New Salem
Charles Morrison
Dover
Jessie Thompson
Farmer City
Roy Herbert Thorne
Witt
Lawrence M. Lee
Madison
Eugene Clark George
Madi
St Mary's Graduates to Close School Exercises
St Marys school will hold closing exercises in the hall next Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Six graduates from the Commercial department are Neil Bingham Mary Evelyn Wade Amelia McGuire Margaret Duenisch Gladys Kohl and Everett Smith. The 8th grade graduates include seven boys and three girls with names Barbara Kellar Marie Keller Bertha Hill Herman Duenisch Leo Wolfschlag Edward Niesse William Steinhardt Joseph Steinhardt Joseph Hunger and Frederick Kalb. Music graduates earning testimonials are William Steinhardt Nathan Hirst Catherine Martch Bernard Martch Hazel Thacker and Agnes Krum. The Commercial Department will present That Millionaire's Daughter. a synopsis will appear in Monday's Herald.
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St. Mary's School
Neil Bingham
Mary Evelyn Wade
Amelia McGuire
Margaret Duenisch
Gladys Kohl
Everett Smith
Miss Wade
Miss McGuire
Barbara Kellar
Marie Keller
Bertha Hill
Herman Duenisch
Leo Wolfschlag
Edward Niesse
William Steinhardt
Joseph Steinhardt
Joseph Hunger
Frederick Kalb
Nathan Hirst
Catherine Martch
Bernard Martch
Hazel Thacker
Agnes Krum
Conscription Notes On John Lavant Sample
The local conscription board received Sample's examination papers. John Lavant Sample of Nanking China heads the forestry department and has qualified for military service.
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Conscription Board
John Lavant Sample
Nanking
China
Forestry Department
Sample
Jealousy Seeks Repair After Misdeed Feels Too Late
A reflective line on jealousy and guilt, suggesting remorse after wrongdoing proves hard to undo. The speaker contemplates the self licking sensation of envy when repair is no longer possible.
Court News: Guardianship and Estate Matters Resolved
Grace V. Manford guardian for Helen Manford had a court approved report filed by Emerson Lemen. The William H. Davis estate settlement by Emerson Lemen was approved and declared settled. Grace Manford's petition to invest guardianship funds in Liberty bonds was granted and invested. William Clegg was granted a divorce from Lila Clegg with representation by Harry Lemen. Judge Griffith left for Indianapolis and returns Thursday.
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Grace V. Manford
Helen Manford
Emerson Lemen
William H. Davis
Wm. J. Davis
Liberty Bonds
William Clegg
Lila Clegg
Clegg
Harry Lemen
Griffith
Indianapolis
Carriage Hit by Street Car on Walnut Street
Yesterday evening a carriage driven by James Stoner was struck by a street car on Walnut Street and shattered. The driver escaped unharmed. Stoner works for Robert Wood on Ryker's Ridge. Seven hundred seventy seven casualties were reported among American expeditionary forces in the week ending yesterday, bringing total deaths and injuries in France to 8 085.
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James Stoner
Walnut Street
Stoner
Robert Wood
Ryker’s Ridge
France
Eight injured in Richmond car crash including fatality
A high speed crash on the National road near Richmond left eight injured and one dead. Phillip Birck drove the car which skidded three times and rolled over. Minnie Vansickle and Ruth Vansickle were among the injured along with the Baier family of Indianapolis and two Birck adopted daughters. Local reaction and hospital care followed as investigators reviewed the cause.
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Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Phillip Birck
Minnie Vansickle
Birck
Baier
North Alabama Street
Otto S. Baier
Paul Baier
Birch
Anna
Catherine
Ruth Vansickle
Minnie
Glen Miller Park
Baiers
Mary Foltz Dies in Indianapolis Villa Life
Relatives in this city were notified of the death of Mrs. Mary Foltz at her Hyatt street home in Indianapolis. She was about sixty five, wife of Nicholas Foltz, formerly of Jefferson County on the Wirt road, and survived by six Indianapolis children. Funeral at Assumption church in Indianapolis with Mrs Bloom attending. Also notes on a palm sugar study and Oregon law restricting women as messengers.
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Mary Foltz
Hyatt Street
Indianapolis
Nicholas Foltz
Jefferson County
Wirt Road
Charles Hummel
Frank Kurtz
John Diederich
George Foltz
John Foltz
George Niesse
Albert Bloom
Assumption Church
Madison Daily Hears From Residents At Home And Abroad
Madison residents report travel to Indianapolis and Louisville to visit relatives and attend events. With war service updates, local drafts and enlistments are noted, alongside community gatherings on July 4 and war savings campaigns.
32nd National Guard Division Reaches German Soil
Washington reports the 32nd Division under Major General William G. Haan is now at grips with the enemy on German soil in Alsace. Replacement units for the division were aboard the Tuscania when it was torpedoed, the War Department said this afternoon.
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Washington
National Guard
William G. Haan
Alsace
War Department
Tuscania
Some As Adjective And Verbal Shifts In English Usage
An essay notes American slang use of the word some as an adjective and its broad range of meanings from approval to sarcasm It contrasts American and English usage with examples such as that was some rain yesterday and we had some fun last night It also mentions the case George Straub et al v Fannie King and a Detroit post office staff detail of 30 women carriers.
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DC. Jefferson Weber
North American Review
Teign Valley
Devon
Cornwall
Lancashire
England
America
George Straub
Fannie King
James F. Lewis
P. E. Bear
Virginia
Detroit
Archbishop Ireland as Key Figure in U S Catholic Hierarchy
Archbishop Ireland has long stood as a pivotal figure in American Roman Catholic leadership, shaping the church's direction and influence across the United States. His enduring prominence reflects significant impact on church affairs and policy through decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Indiana Aerie of Eagles holds thirteenth annual convention
The 13th annual Indiana Aerie of Eagles convention ended in Lafayette with a banquet and dance. Newcastle was chosen as the site for the 1919 convention. Officers elected: State President Charles E. Potter of Richmond. Vice President Edward J. Louth of Indianapolis. Treasurer James Anderson of Lafayette. Secretary Manson Reiff of Marion. Conductor William Dejean of Vincennes. Inside Guard James B. Bryan. Outside Guard August Carteaux of Warsaw. Grand Aerie delegates W. J. Dillingham of Warsaw, Albert D. Dahn of Columbus, Norman Hiltner of Muncie. Trustee for three years William Schoelp of Shelbyville.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Aerie of Eagles
Newcastle
Charles E. Potter
Richmond
Edward J. Louth
Indianapolis
James Anderson
Manson Reiff
Marion
William Dejean
Vincennes
James B. Bryan
August Carteaux
Warsaw
Grand Aerie
W. J. Dillingham
Albert D. Dahn
Columbus
Norman Hiltner
Muncie
William Schoelp
Shelbyville
Mrs McKay Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills After Lasting Relief
Mrs. John E. McKay of Madison testifies after years with kidney trouble that Dean's Kidney Pills removed backache and kidney weakness. She reports no return of symptoms over three years and endorses the medicine priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sponsors the ad.
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John E. McKay
Third St
Madison
Dean
Mrs. McKay
Three Madison women to graduate from Indiana Conservatory
Miss Irene Dunne Miss Marguerite Waltz and Miss Marie Rapp will graduate Friday from the Conservatory of Music at Indianapolis. Miss Waltz completes a piano course while Misses Rapp and Dunne finish vocal studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dunne
Marguerite Waltz
Marie Rapp
Madison
Conservatory of Music At
Indianapolis
Miss Waltz
Rapp
Dunne
Prudential Agent Earns War Savings Pin for Year
Mr. Dale Eckert, local agent for Prudential Insurance, receives a gold W.S. 8S. service pin for selling his entire War Savings Stamps quota for the year.
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Dale Eckert
Prudential Insurance Company
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