For Sale Properties of Elizabeth Klein In Vevay Indiana
For sale the late residence at 116 southeast street and a business house at Walnut and Third streets. Properties rent well and offer a good investment. Interested buyers call Nicholas A. Klein on east Second street or George W. Klein Sr. on south West street or write William G. Klein Sr. in Vevay Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Klein
Southeast Street
Walnut and
Third Streets
Nicholas A. Klein
East Second Street
George W. Klein
South West Street
William G. Klein
Vevay
Ind
City Men to Do Farm Work
County officers and city groups organize farm labor for summer harvests. W L Brunfiel from Purdue notes central groups like chambers of commerce are coordinating volunteers from Huntington to Lafayette and Evansville. Volunteers pledge days of work and receive standard local wages for farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brunfiel
Purdue University
Chamber of Commerce
Huntington
Crawfordsville
Portland
Washington
Logansport
Danville
Franklin
Muncie
Noblesville
Madison
Princeton
Evansville
Lafayette
Baseball results and draft calls from June notices
Yesterday's baseball results are not specified. The board announced three men John Lotz I B Skinner and Bernard Rahe will depart June 28 for Purdue. Two new calls include 733 for a man with grammar school education and mechanical experience to entrain July 1 to Richmond Va. Volunteers accepted until June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lotz
I. B. Skinner
Bernard Rahe
Purdue
Richmond Commerce Club
Richmond
Ners
Austrians Halted Between Brenta and Piave Front
The Austro Hungarian offensive on the Italian front is checked with Austrians unable to renew attacks on the Piave Montello and flanks. German reinforcements are sent to aid their neighbor while Italians hold positions with strong morale and reserves behind the line. American positions face ongoing gas shells near Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood Bouresches Triangle Farm. French local actions south of Aisne yield 100 prisoners. Paris reports quiet on other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Piave
Montello
Asiago
Zenson Loop
Rossalta
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Belleau Wood
Bouresches
Triangle Farm
Paris
Aisne
Ourcq
War Office
Charlton
Germany
Brenta
American submarine sinks German U boat report new
Officers from a Cuban port report a German submarine was sunk by an American submarine after a submerged sighting and a torpedo attack. Navy officials said reports exist but crew differences prevent confirmation until official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Washington
Navy Department
Antisaloon League Chief Charges Liquor Interests
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, accused liquor interests of disloyalty and funding pro German propaganda in the United States during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on the Jones bone dry amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Senate Agriculture
Bombing Raid Hits Zeebrugge and Ostend Docks
London reports twenty four tons of bombs dropped by British airmen on Zeebrugge and Ostend docks and other military works with good results. One British aircraft was lost in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeebrugge
Ostend Docks
London
Ostendbrugges
Admiralty
Bonar Law Seeks $2.5 Billion War Credit
London June 18 Chancellor Bonar Law moved a vote of credit for 2.5 billion dollars. He estimated daily war expenditures at 34.24 million dollars for the fiscal quarter. He said after three days of fighting the Austrians failed to reach early objectives and noted many Americans arriving on the western front, making German exertions costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. Bonar Law
House of Commons
Western Union Refuses War Labor Board Ruling
Washington June 18 The Western Union Telegraph Company has refused to abide by the War Labor Board decision on telegraph operators' right to organize. President Newcomb Carlton replied to the President's urging and rejected the suggestion to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
War Labor Board
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union
Florence Demaree Hoffman Delights Chicago Recital
Florence Demaree Hoffman, presented by Jeanne Boyd at the Lyceum Arts Conservatory, 600 Lyon Healy building Chicago, gave a praised piano recital assisted by soprano Sybil Comer. Program included Scarlatti and Raff works, plus songs by Boyd and a Suite Op. 15 Valse. Friends note her musical growth since Madison days and wish her a brilliant future.
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Chicago
George D. Demaree
Florence Demaree Hoffman
Lyceum Arts Conservatory
Lyon Healy Building
Jeanne Boyd
Scarlatti
Capriccio
First High Mass at St Marys for Rev Anaclete Patterson
Rev. Anaclete Patterson OMC to celebrate his first High Mass at St Marys Church next Sunday at 9:30 with visiting clergy. Ordained May 17 1918 by Rt Rev William T Russell at Mount St Alphonsus Esopus NY after twelve years study. Public invited. seats free. A dinner will follow in the school hall for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaclete Patterson
St. Mary's Church
Patterson
Wm. T. Russell
D. D
Mount St. Alphonsus
Esopus
N. Y
Susan Backus
West Main Street
Devine
St. Mary's, Church
Selected Men Organize Republican Township at Kent M E Church
The Republican township met at Kent M E Church with large attendance. Officers elected include Chairman Byron Kloppfer, Vice-Chairman Roy Ramsey, Secretary Floyd Lowe, and Treasurer Charles Thompson. E. E. Scott spoke on War Savings Stamps and County Agent Doddridge gave a patriotic address. Ramsey Cavett Kegg and Byron Kleopfer were named to recruit dairy club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Township
Kent M. E. Church
Byron Kloppfer
Roy Ramsey
Floyd Lowe
Charles Thompson
E. E. Scott
Doddridge
Dairy Club
Clarence Cavett
Henry Kegg
Byron Kleopfer
Wells Report By Consulting Engineer Moore
Mr. John W. Moore arrived from Indianapolis to inspect the city pumping station wells. He found five wells intact with repairs and not leaking. When tested at full capacity the wells delivered 800000 gallons in ten hours, about half the 1500000 gallons previously recorded, with cause of the shortage still undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Moore
Indianapolis
City
Moore
That Millionaire's Daughter at St Marys School Hall
Closing exercises at St Mary's school hall promise large attendance as Commercial students present That Millionaire's Daughter. Weather favors an enjoyable evening with well rehearsed numbers from the school children. program begins promptly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School Hall
Seven German Alien Women Register in Madison City Hall
Seven German alien women registered at Madison City Hall from yesterday to 3 pm today. Registration, overseen by Capt. David Spatt of the Department of Justice and Chief William Jones, will continue daily until June 26. Expected total 40 to 50 registrants in Madison. Among new arrivals at a reception in Indianapolis was Dr. George Elmer Denny of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
David Spatt
Department of Justice
William Jones
City Hall
Ibis
Imperial Potentate
North America
E. J. Jacoby
Indianapolis
George Elmer Denny
Army and Marine Casualties List Issued Today
Washington reports forty nine army casualties and one hundred three marines on the current list. Simon Meters of Terre Haute is severely wounded. Fred Theodore Luckins of Indianapolis and Chester Platt of Lafayette are killed in action. Robert Burns of Brooklyn Ind died of wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simon Meters
Terre Haute
Fred Theodore Luckins
Indianapolis
Chester Platt
Lafayette
Robert Burns
Brooklyn
Ind
Frances Donahue dies. Madison burial planned
Mrs Frances Donahue died at her daughter Etta Donahue's Jeffersonville home after long illness. Born March 18, 1847 in Madison, she was widow of Philip Donahue formerly of West Third Street. Funeral services were held in Madison with Rev D C Bear officiating. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Donahue
Etta Donahue
Michigan Avenue
Jeffersonville
Madison
Ind
Donahue
Lindsey Benson
Louisville Times
Messrs
Children Day collections at Grace and Zoar churches
Grace Church raised 14.77 and Zoar M. E. Church 15.33 for a total 30.12 to aid ministerial education. The note adds a remark about men seeking jobs, often unsuccessfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Zoar M. E
Grace Church
Zoar
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Robert L. Ireland
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Albert G. Winter
Oliver Holwager
Harry H. Stodghill
Will Clements
William H. Graham
Milan
Lancaster Township
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St. Mary's School Entertainment
Mrs
John Allen
Frederick Renschler
Peter Seigel
Peter Graley
John Hoefling
James Cavanaugh
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Jefferson Street
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