Madison Herald briefs include births marriages and court case
Mrs Oscar Rahe returns from Indianapolis after a visit to her mother Mrs George Metzger. Vernon Roy and Jessie B Foley receive marriage license in Columbus Indiana and wed by Squire Stuart. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Klaphake of Cincinnati. Frances Richmond sues for divorce from Berton Richmond filed in circuit court. cites support and cruelty. couple married April 11 1880. Several locals attend Musicial Conservatory graduation at Tidienty with Marie Rapp Marguerite Waly Irene Danne graduates. Democratic State Convention delegates named for Fourth District with Win Berens, Joseph Verbury Curtis Marshall U U Tandy C W Warkart listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rahe
Indianapolis
George Metzger
Vernon Roy
Jessie B. Foley
Columbus
Indiana
Squire Stuart
Charles Klaphake
Cincinnati
Bertha Martech
Victor Herte
P. J. Herte
St. Mary's School
Frances Richmond
Circuit Court
Berton Richmond
Emerson Dement
J. J. Rapp
Jobin Wall
Addie Dann
Musicial Conservatory
Marie Rapp
Marguerite Waly
Irene Danne
Pyshot
Berens
Lawrenceburg
Joseph Verbury
North Vernon
Curtis Marshall
Madison
Conescntin U. S. Tandy
Vevay
C. W. Warkiart
Seymour
Court News Change of Venue in Ripley County Suit
The circuit court in Ripley County hears venue change requests in a real estate dispute between Dean V Pa mer and Joseph Hurt eta. Judge DP bears counsel for the plaintiff as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhammer
Nings County
Dean
Pamer
Joseph Hurt
Eta
Circuit Court
DP the Bear
Lochard
Seba Bros
Ripley County
Poof Brews
Mrs Virg Clark Dies. Funeral Held in Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs Virg Clark 60 a former Cass City resident died in Tennessee. She was survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services were held today with interment at Elmwood cemetery in Memphis.
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Sarai Clark
West Main of
Tenn
B. H. Walst
Cass City
Nate
Virgud Clark
Elmwood Cemetery
Memphis
Wartime Recipe Contest Fourth Prize Won
Mrs John B Niesset won the fourth prize of two dollars in the weekly wartime recipe contest the Indianapolis Star notes the sixth week of excellent wartime recipes including Oatmeal Meat boateneer. Jerry Kapp learns of brother Jonathan Rapps death in Ventura California.
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Indianapolis Star
John B. Niesset
The
Star
Democratic State Convention Opens in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports the Democratic State Convention at Athenaeum Hall filled with energy as speakers including Vice President Thomas R. Marshall addressed the crowd. The platform urged wartime unity, rural credit, and support for President Wilson, while naming nominees for state offices and praising wartime mobilization.
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Ivery Pula
Enawetoedt
Ate
Democratic Party
Agriciuitare
Thie Rural Credit
Yatenn
Tidivena
Tiakxang
Authorities Move to End Obeah in Virgin Islands
Officials in the Virgin Islands announce steps to stamp out the obeah practice long prevalent there. The article notes that practitioners pose as healers using folk charms and philters, drawing strong opposition as a harm to the community and a "darkest Africa" stereotype, with calls for action against the trade and its leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Islands
le Tober
Francois
Fragmented text hints at a conversation and scene setting
The provided fragment appears to depict a confused dialogue about identity and planning a visit or event. Characters or speakers are not clearly named, and there is uncertainty about timing and actions.
First Irish Coaching Company in Decade of Growth
The article recalls Blanecont and its rise as a reliable stage coach network across Ireland. Starting as a small operation, it expanded to serve 228 towns with horses and staged coaches, offering dry compartments and weather protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Blanconi
Tinlip
Bethoe
Rockfest
Plant Late Potatoes Now In Central Indiana
Purdue expert F C Gaylord urges planting late potatoes now through July 1 in central and southern Indiana. He notes light commercial planting but more backyard crop could boost food supply and fetch good prices if surplus. Seed sources are circulated to garden supervisors and county agents. An Exports Control Committee has been set up to regulate freight to ports and distribute traffic equitably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
F.C. Gaylord
Purdue University
State Garden
Indiana Adopts Strict Food Ration Rules During War
Dr Barnard orders Indiana hotels and restaurants to limit boiled beef to two meals per week and beefsteak or roast beef to one meal weekly. Households may buy at most one and one quarter pounds of beef per person weekly. Sugar is tightly controlled with two pounds to city customers and five pounds to rural shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Barnard
Susar
Zarafonetis Brothers
Edinton
Tndiana
Tr Barnaird
Tranatt
Chiccago
Dr. Barnard
William Wait
Vermillion County
Good Impression and a Gentleman’s Hint of Love
Gerry Thompson tries to impress Gloria on a city trip reading aloud from a newspaper. The pair share cautious flirtation as Gloria reveals she is the author Richard Golden, and Gerry seeks a chance to win her affection with humble persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Thompson
Worman
Gerry
Gloria
Irl
Gorrs
Efert
Wotusa
Gheria
Richard Galden
Coupe Feo
Nety
Richard Golden
Pleasant Point birthday shower for Master Gaylord Brinson
Pleasant Point notes a birthday shower for Master Gaylord Brinson on his 12th anniversary with 142 post cards and gifts. Nearby church news reports Rev. Dean invited as pastor and Rev. Gibson preaching both services Sunday. Local social items list visits and family happenings. Russellite sect case verdict in New York. express company rate hike 10 percent after July 1 with ICC exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Brinson
Wirt Church
Dean
Gibson
Cory Brinson
Frank McGee
Edith
John Kinnear
Middlefork
Hubert Brooks
Dear Madison
Dora
Hilda Bechmann
Norwood, O
Bechmann
Mary Day
North Vernon
Lucy Simmons
Joseph B. Rutherford
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roster of Battery E 139th Field Artillery June 15 1918
Camp Shelby Mississippi June 15 1918 Battery E 139th Field Artillery roster shows 106 enlisted from Jefferson county Kentucky and Indiana with 57 remaining in Battery E. Officers include Captain Horace O Woolford Madison and Lieutenants Cope Madison Hays Bedford Paddock Liberty Middlemas Conn. Enlisted ranks list first sergeants supply sergeants cooks privates and chiefs with hometowns such as Madison Brooksburg Indianapolis North Madison and Huntington. Also notes nine ty eight Illinois selectives assigned and Battery EF to reach full strength beginning June 17. Minnesota bar alien teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Shelby
Miss
6Th Field
Jefferson County
Horace QC. Woolford
Madison
Trimble County
Switzerland County
Co. PE
France
Ilinois
139Th Field Artillery
Horace O. Woolford
Firey EL Cope
Walter BP. Hays
Bedford
Russell G. Paddock
Liberty
George A. Middlemas
Conn
Bear
Hayden EL
Dailey
Gerald M
Bluffton
Smith
Elmer
Kent
Wekoft
Charles J
Demaree
Howard N
Faulconer
Lyman H
North Madison
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Adison Herald
the Herald Company
Maine Street
Court News
E. H. Walsh
John B. Niesse
Dr. J J Rapp
J. Kapp
Jonathan Rapp
Ventura
California
House
Senate
Marine Corps
Corps of Staff
Congress
United States
Tomlinson Hall
Marshall
Ralston
Faue Db
Athoovelock Watt
Koamumsen
Thomas R. Marshall
Choremian
Gddoes
Samuel Mo Buadstes
Pepe Todaw
Wilson Pirseout
Ian Poe
Navy Daniels
Haber
Nien
LaPeer Berg
Hernan B. Counter
Decatur
Willan Do Psapree
Franklin
Willuam Jones
Fairmount
Thomas Meeker
Indianapoli
Job McCarthy
Kempton
Evan Stosenbury
New Albany
Sam Callaway
Monticella
Myron King
Africa
West Indies
Betabher
First Irish Coaching Company
Official Food News
George K. Johnson
John HD Vtergdoll
Hipley County
Hlarry Foodiarnard
Indicana
Bla County
Moll
Kroger
Eakin Conpany
Leon
Ciatge Ab
Gonthetengc
Neomarkets
Food Administration
Diagian
Pleasant Point
Hattiesburg, Miss
Wells
Arlie J
Lexington
Currie
James W
Plank
Ottis V
Schwab
John B
Sands
Floyd E
Kloppfer
Herman J
Koontz
Thomas I
Huntington
Gordon
Robert C
Cooks McDaniel
Clarence
Brahs
Martin
Rahrer
William R
Saddler— Anger
Charles H
Buylers Steigerwald
Samuel A
Wood
Durward B
Brinson
George L
Brooksburg
Cattechis
Mitchell L
Corn
Roscoe
Tipton
Dillinder
Henry
Fair
Charles O
Gemmer
Rudolph P
Grose
Sutton
W. Va
Hall
Perry
Robison
Orval E
Rogers
William K
Sandifar
Chester W
Spicer
William F
Sylvester
Fred E
Muncie
Thompson
Lloyd W
Williams
William E
Wineke
Edward W
Wyne
Ernest
Acker
Frank O
Apple
Harry W
Barrick
Math
Stephenson
Ind
Bea
Leonard W
Beards
Austin M
Fort Wayne
Beavens
Lawrence L . Warren
Blankenship
Walter
John
Bryant
Arthur C
Buckingham
Lawrence
Warry
Markle
Krause
John T
North Bergen
N.S
Reed
Fallis
Richards
Charles L
Sheets
William C
Warren
Skory
Louis M
Snyder
Orville J
Salt
Paul W
Marion
Tarpy
Edward
Wigner
Roscoe E
Wabash
Yester
Frank J
Zeigler
Clarence F
Minnesota
Army
U. S
Navy
Witch Hazel Onfment
Humphreys' Homeo
Lompeny AG
Williaa Sare T
M. Strader
West Third Street
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