Madison Herald notes local births, marriages, and court case
Mrs. Oscar Rahe returns to Indianapolis after a visit to Madison. Vernon Row and Jessie B. Foley obtain a marriage license and wed. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klaphake in Cincinnati. Victor Herts receives a music award from St. Marys. Frances Richmond sues Berton Richmond for divorce alleging support and cruelty. case filed in circuit court with Rimersen Lemen as attorney. Passengers attend Musicial Conservatory graduation in Indianapolis. Democratic State Convention assigns Fourth District roles including Win, Ho Bries, Joseph Verbary, Curtis Marshall, S. Tandy, and C. W. Hurlikbart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rahe
Indianapolis
George Metzger
Vernon Row
Jessie B. Foley
Columbus
Indiana
Squire Stuart
Charles Klaphake
Cincinnati
Bertha Martech
Victor Herts
P. J. Herts
St. Mary's School
Tle
Frances Richmond
Circuit Court
Berton Richmond
Rimersen Lemen
Plainaitiff
J. J. Rapp
John Wall
Addie Dunn
Musicial Conservatory
Marie Rapp
Marguerite Wall
Irene Dane
Fairwing
Bries
Lawrenceburg
Joseph Verbary
North Vernon
Curtis Marshall
Madison
S. Tandy
Vevay
C. W. Hurlikbart
Seymour
Court News Change of venue in two circuit court suits
The docket notes a venue shift from Glen nings county in the Palmer v Huff et al real estate suit with Judge Poko Bea as attorney for the plaintiff. It also records a divorce filing in Ripley county in the Myrne Deatard v Ravison case, with Judge Poor Pew presiding and attorney Mrs Sarah Clark. Additionally, telegrams report the death of Mrs Virginia Clark Meo phis Tenn aged sixty, with funeral today and burial at Beltwood cemetery in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennings County
John W Palmer
Joseph Huff
Apuet
Poko Bea
Nettie Myrne Deatard
Ravison
Tea Lochard
Curuit Court
Tron
Ripley County
Poor Pew
Sarah Clark
West Mainst
Meophis, Tenn
E. H. Walshe
Virgina Clark
Beldwood Cemetery
Memphis
Mrs John B Niesse Wins Weekly War Time Prize
Mrs John B Niesse won the fourth prize of two dollars in the Indianapolis Star war time recipe contest for Oatmeal Meat batter. This is week six of the contest with many strong recipes published. Also noted are war time sentiments and legislative updates on navy personnel and Marine Corps ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
John BB. Niesse
The
Star
House
Senate
Marine Corps
Corps of Staff
Congress
United States
Democratic State Convention At Indianapolis Opens
The Democratic state convention opened in Indianapolis with crowded halls and strong speeches. Governor Samuel M. Usher was elected chairman and a platform supporting federal suffrage, rural credit, and war measures was adopted amid lively debate and party unity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fey
Gabe Sury
Poe
Government of
India
Goodrich
Wilson
Keon
Fairbanks
Stamp Out Obaah Beliefs in Virgin Islands Say Officials
Virgin Islands authorities pledge to end the obeah practice long prevalent in the region. Matilda Franents is identified as a leading figure in the movement to curb obeah, viewed as a harmful superstition linked to sorcery. The effort frames obeah as a relic of darker times and calls for public action to stamp it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Islands
Poe
Hong
Matilda Franents
Cleveland area theater notes and happenings
A fragmentary section mentions Cleveland area theater and related events. Key items touch on local venues, play performances, and community notices within the theater scene, though several lines are garbled.
First Irish Coaching Company and the Bianconi Rivalry
Historic notes describe an early Irish coaching firm, its rivalry with Bianconi, and expansion from 28 towns. Vehicles varied in size from one to four horses, fares ranged about two pence on rough Western roads, with coachmen offering sturdy harnesses and, in poor weather, reliable seating cushions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianconi
Suri
Hed
Trelonet
Trassine
Br Job Rotor
Ireland
Plant Late Potatoes Now in Indiana
Purdue expert F. C. Gaylord urges planting late potatoes from now to July 1 in central and southern Indiana. He notes low commercial planting this year and says extra plantings help food supply and may fetch a good price. Seed sources are listed with garden supervisors and county agents. An Exports Control Committee will regulate freight to ports and distribute traffic between ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
F. C. Gaylord
Purdue University
State Garden Leader
Food restrictions warn Indiana hotels and households
Official Food News reports Indiana hotels and restaurants told to cut boiled beef to one meal weekly and pork usage encouraged. Households urged to limit meat to 1.25 to 1.5 pounds per person each week. Sugar rations tightened. stores warned against false affidavits and sugar shipments seized. Keystone actions by Dr Barnard extend to Sept 15 with enforcement by William Wait and George Johnson involving grocers and canning needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Barnard Tape Frain
Zarafonetis Prothers
Tinton
Fr Purpard
Chicago
Dro Ftarnard
William Wait
Vermillion County
Pleasant Point Birthday for Master Gaylord Brinson
The town notes a birthday celebration for Master Gaylord Brinson on June 12 with 142 post cards and gifts. Calls to Rev. Dean as pastor are extended by Wirt Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Brinson
Wirt Church
Dean
Gibson
Cory Brinson
Frank McGee
Edith
John Kinnear
Middlefork
Hiubert Brooks
Madison
Dora
Hilda Bechmann
Norwood
Bechimann
Mary Day
North Vernon
Lucy Simmons
Battery E roster grows as transfers fill Frence unit
At Camp Shelby Mississippi on June 15 the Battery FE 189th Field Artillery roster shows 106 men, with Jefferson County and Trimble County men forming the core. Captain Horace O Woolford leads the unit, joined by five officers and 101 enlisted men including ranks from first sergeant to privates. Ninety eight Illinois selective service men will be assigned, aiming for full strength of a motorized 6 inch Howitzer battery. The roster lists officers and 106 enlisted men with home addresses across Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Shelby
Miss
Battery FE
189Th Field Artillery
Jefferson County
Horace QC. Woolford
Madison
Co. I
Trimble County
Switzerland County
Co. T
France
Illinois
Tooth Field Artillery
Horace O. Woolford
A Romance in a City Train Car
Gerry Thompson courts his sister's new companion Gloria on a city train. He tries to impress with poems and headlines but she reveals she is the author Richard Golden. He asks forgiveness and she hints that not all young businessmen are conceited, ending with a mutual spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Thompson
Gerry
Gloria
Hand
Cherry
Volde
Felbes
Jerry
Grenada
Mr. Thompson
Gerry Strade
Vie
Richard Golden
Miss Gloria
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Adison Herald
Herald Company
Court News
E. H. Walsh
John B. Niesse
Dr. J. J. Rapp
J. J. App Predly
Jonathan Rapp
Ventura
Calfornia
Tomlinson Hall
Marshall
Ralston
Poddae
Wall
Antbour
de Diocrete Partyo
Stite Comvertion
Wijisoman
Cae Loe
Ary
Olly
Bering Wits
Arartist
Athantic
Hernando Conter
Decatur
William J. Despree
Franklin
William Jones
Fairmount
Thomas Meeker
Podianapalis
JB McCarthy
Kempton
Freasnner
Evan Stosenbury
New Albany
Creneral
Some Callaway
Monticello
Myron Rong
Indinapeless
Supreme Court
Africa
West Indies
Ian Efoote
Cleveland Area Theater
First Irish Coaching Company
Official Food News
Harry E. Barnard
George K. Johnson
Indianapolis Ketan Cerocers Aote. Tion
Dor Karry FE Barnard
Clare
Fetadl Grocers
Stedbas
Proca
John DP Tierudell
Tero Marry Popharnard
Kroaser Grocers
Mapamath
Paebiatea Tie Footes Beeen
Uta Shi Iti
Ft. A
Amd
Oesery
Graeb Bee Cafe
Ind
Wii
Wade
Doatepedies
Food Administration
Pleasant Point
Joseph B. Rutherford
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hattiesburg, Miss
Iffrey EE Cope
Walter PL Hays
Bedford
Russell G. Paddock
Liberty
George A. Middlemas
Conn
Bear
Hayden H
Dailey
Gerald M
Bluffton
Smith
Elmer
Kent
Wykoff
Charles J
Demaree
Howard N
Faulconer
Lyman Ho
North Madson
Lauderbaugh
Eldo
Brooksbury Lawson
Halle HE
Hanover
Klein
Charles R
Laughlin
Louis W
North Madison
Sellers
Albert Eo
Jones
Wayne M
Francisco
Riymond EL
Brinson
Clifford
Brooksburg
Creamer
Indianapoli
Dillinder
John W
MecWay
Huey HE
Arbuckle
Corbett
Lexington
Charles H
Willick
Clarence N
Woltschlag
Carl
Zearing
Harvey J
Gunnell
Arthur T
Wells
Arlie J
Currie
James W
Plank
Ottis V
Schwab
Johun B
Sands
Floyd E
Kloppfer
Herman J
Koontz
Thomas I
Huntington
Gordon
Robert C
Cooks McDaniel
Clarence
Brahs
Martin
Rahrer
William R
Saddler
Anger
Buylers Steigerwald
Samuel A
Wood
Durward B
George L
Cattechis
Mitchell L
Corn
Roscoe
Tipton
Henry
Fair
Charles O
Gemmer
Rudulph P
Grose
Sutton
W. Va
Hall
Perry E
Hoffman
Charles A
Jackson
John K
Bernard
Hal G
Keesner
Clarence E
Muncie
Long
William H
Moore
Lawson
Nay
Otis E
Officer
William I
O'Loughlin
William W
Robison
Orval E
Rogers
William
Sandifar
Chester W
Spicer
William F
Sylvester
Fred E
Thompson
Lloyd W
Williams
William E
Wineke
Edward W
Wyne
Ernest
Acker
Frank O
Apple
Harry W
Barrick
Earl L
Stephenson
Bea
Leonard W
Beards
Austin M
Fort Wayne
Beavens
Lawrence IL
Warren
Blankenship
Walter
John E
Bryant
Arthur D
Buckingham
Lawrence
Burns
Raymond J
Coover
Carl H
Craig
Marion
Crider
Paul K
Greenfield
Oliver
Huntington Dunbar
Ora O
Feagley
Herbert F
Fort Branch
Haak
Harry G
Harris
Walter M
Hart
Glenn D
Jaynes
Jahon S
Daniel W
Keith
Stewart Eo
Wabash
King
Harry
Markle
Krause
John T
North Bergen
N. J
Reed
Fallis
Richards
Charles L
Sheets
William C
Skory
Louis M
Snyder
Orville J
Salt
Paul W
Tarpy
Edward
Wigner
Roscoe E
Yester
Frank D
Zeigler
Clarence F
Minnesota
Opyright
WYN
Gio
Army
U.S
Navy
Witch Hazel Onfment
M. Strader
West Third Street
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