Madison Area Social Notes and Legal Notices, June
Madison items list visits from Mrs Margaret McIntire in Louisville, Mr and Mrs Weber from Louisville, travel to New York and Akron, a burial procession for Mrs Fhiza Whitten, and returns of Lieut W Clifford Snyder and Lieut Fred Denny from France. Deed transfer: James F Lewis and wife deed three acres in Lancaster township to Oscar R Chambers for 375 dollars. Legal matters include case dismissals in Kigsgle vs Willits and a divorce granted in Leap vs Leap. Funeral details for Willan Green and services at Assumption Church Indianapolis.
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David Noble
Indianapolis
William J. Schmidt
Lafayette Street
Andrew Sheets
Louisville
James F. Lewis
Oscar R. Chambers
Lancaster Township
Howard S. Moffett
Elizabeth Jett
New York City
Fielding Hall
Anna Belle Vance
Henry Stuer
Ryker's Ridge
Jaime Weber
Franklin P. Weber
Will Allison
Elva Brushfield
Akron
Cto
Alice Kadelitte
East First Street
Alfred T. Watson
Mr. Watson
Fhiza Whitten
Madison
Guy Kaney
Mabel Catherine
Cleveland
Nio
Raney
Julian Tower
North Vernon
Lows Barnes
Willan Green
Lou Green
East Second Street
Bural
Springdale
W. Clifford Snyder
France
Snyder
Gaeut Snyder
John Massing
Jefferson County
Denny
Hin
George Kigsgle
Isaac Willits
Lander
Maotory
Gut Court
Sulzer & Pear
Byron F. Meuser
P. E. Hear
J. Marstail
Williams & Schlosser
For
Marie Roch graduates with honors at Presentation Academy
Miss Marie Heatrice Roch, daughter of Oscar E. Roch, graduates with honors at the Presentation Academy of Louisville. She delivered the valedictory as eighteen girls formed the largest class since the school’s founding and received a scholarship. Josie and Florence Koch attended the Louisville exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie
Florence Koch
Louisville
Marie Heatrice Roch
Presentation Academy of Louisville
Marie
Oscar E. Roch
Madisonian
Academy
Miss Catherine Leinenweber Leaves for Indianapolis Training
Miss Catherine Leinenweber, a King's Daughters Hospital student nurse for two and a half years, boards the morning train to Indianapolis city hospital for a six month training extension. She will return in December to graduate at the King's Daughters hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leinenweber of Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Leinenweber
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Miss Leinenweber
King’s Daughters Hospital
Indianapolis City Hospital
Miss Lemenweber
Scott County Tops Indiana in War Savings per Capita
Scott County leads Indiana counties in per capita War Savings and Thrift stamp sales. Robert Springsteen reports Newton and Huntington follow, with Scott County averaging $2.27 per person and Jefferson County at 77 cents in the latest figures from the state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Indiana
Robert Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
Newton County
Huntington County
C. F. Garmett
Scott County War Savings Organization
Jefferson County
Youth chairman chosen by Fourth District Democrats
Miss Margaret Paddock of Franklin was chosen as youth chairman by the Fourth District Democrats at Greensburg Indiana. Other district members present included Charles Wapner Don Co Mellot Willan Everroal Clareneve Quieter Joseph Verbarg Joseph Cravens Frank McConaughy Homer Morrison and John Boned. The meeting listed additional names Earl Williams George Barricklow Pat McCaagghha Thomas Cooper Rising Sun Osborne and George Menzie among attendees.
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Greensburg
Ind
Margaret Paddock
Franklin
Charles Wapner
Don Co Mellett
Willan Everroal
Clareneve
Cueter
Columbus
Joseph Verbarg
North Vernon
Joseph Cravens
Mautom Frank McConaughy
Franklin Homer Morrison
John Boned
Nashville
Earl Willams
George Barricklow
Pat McCaagghha
Thomas Cooper
Rising San
Dotar Bk Osborne
George Menzie
Ob Tha Cowry
Training Teams Demonstrate Club Sewing at Madison
Miss Grace Goodpastner from Washington D C and Miss Grace Lo Wing from Purdue joined Madison club workers under Miss Ketta Hoffstadt for a sewing demonstration. Three children form a team with captain model and sewer to show making the club uniform cap and apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Goodpastner
Washington, D. Co
Grace Lo Wing
Maybelle Peek
Purdue University
Maddsonu
Washington
Fias Nory
Miss Goodpastner
Miss Hoffstadt
Janey Faces Family Plans and Book Agent Visit
Janey, counseled by her mother, frets over an aunt and a looming marriage. The rector Felix Plarmen reappears, noting a prior meeting, while Janey observes a dinner table exchange about a kimono and compatible marriage.
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Janes
Pineus
Flix Esos
Juine
Mero Plarmen
Duter
John Hartiet
Janey Sa
Reduced Fare Adds Interest At Celebration Housing Plan
Reported from a large celebration committee, over forty thousand rooms were prepared in private homes for visitors. The plan offered uniform accommodation rates of 1 dollar per day for a single, 1.50 per day for two, with hotels and restaurants expanding to feed thousands. The piece also notes wartime food logistics and a repeal of daylight saving law by both Senate and House, pending conference.
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Peretve
Usatibeis
Loca
Bone Geurver
Best Tovan
Ieee
Chatwe
Columbus
Ois
Expouition
Senate
House
Unclear fragment about baseball and war era
The readable text mentions baseball, historical allusions, and references to places like New York and Rome. It resembles a damaged OCR segment with scattered names and phrases, lacking cohesive events or clear subjects for a structured news summary.
For Others
Copyright notice from 1919 credited to Western Newspaper Union. The item outlines rights and limitations for reproduction and distribution of the publication content, including restrictions on commercial use and the requirement to credit the source when excerpts are shared.
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Ada Daly Builds Charity Amid Family Dispute
Ada Daly, a philanthropic worker, consoles orphans in Brookville after a local will dispute threatens a ten thousand dollar gift. Randal Bliss, heir of Joel Bliss, publicly opposes Ada’s charity plans until he withdraws the contested bequest, praising her work with the children and prompting a renewal of partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Dalton
Joel Elios
Argent
York
Joel Bliss
Hater
Sedo Teccier
Rico Hel Boiss
Phil Westettie
Randal Bliss
Gale
Ada
Tce
Brookville
Moa
Lane and Wallie’s chase ends in jewel heist trap
Harold Lane, a patient star reporter, helps Wallie Marshall pursue a sensational jewel theft case. Wallie secretly trails a conspirator to a mansion where Clever Kate schemes to flee north while the shipment heads to Jersey City. Police foil the plot. Lane and Wallie share a reward and renewed newsroom promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lane
Wallie Marshall
Lane
Wallie
Marshall
Walde
O Messenger
Willie
Sarred
Trevor
Che
Nied
Wide
Wallea
Walle
Walfie
Kate
Jersey City
Metz
Barclay Building
Atag
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