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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

3

Local World News Across Madison and Columbus

Madison residents urged to buy Liberty Bonds at once. Mrs. Weaver returns to Columbus after visiting daughter Mrs. Mechem. Edward Conway, 10, treated for pneumonia at King's Daughters Hospital. Privates Ste and Charles Wykoff arrive on furlough from Camp Shelby. Mr. Cook to manage Columbus handle and tool factory plant in Madson. Mr. Joe Hargan volunteers for enlistment, leaving a New York job. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hargan.

Weaver Columbus O. A. Mechem Edward Conway Warrison Conway West Third Street King’s Daughters’ Hospital Ste Charles Wykoff Battery E Po OA Camp Shelby Hattesburgy Miss Uncle Sam TE. Cook Greencastle City Joe Hargan 89Th U.S. Cavalry Fort Oglethorpe Hargan New York James Hargan Sam

Results Of the Conscription Board Action Yesterday

Yesterday the local conscription board examined several men. Those physically qualified included Crawford Ralston Sim Lee Smith John H. S. Gans William H. Kesler Chester Ringwald Albert Erwin Stucker Robert Yunker Earl A. Cain George Weber Clarence Edward Goley Wooten Frank Ernest Smith Referred to the Advisory Board were Oscar C. Suigger William Allm Dunlop Howard Bishop Harvey Rector Charles Ed Hilbert Howard Jasper Douglas James C. Martin Charles Thompson Lee H. Brooks

Crawford Ralston Sim Lee Smith John H. S. Gans William H. Kesler Chester Ringwald Albert Erwin Stucker Robert Yunker Earl A. Cain George Weber Clarence Edward Goley Wooten Frank Ernest Smith Oscar C. Suigger William Allm Dunlop Howard Bishop Harvey Webster Rector Charles Ed. Hilbert Howard Jasper Douglas James C. Martin Charles Thompson Lee H. Brooks

Isaac Higgins Dies After Weeks of Illness at Denny’s

Isaac Higgins aged 72 died last night at 7 o'clock in Denny’s sanatorium where he had been treated for several weeks. He formerly lived in Kempton Indiana and fell ill while visiting relatives near Moorefield in Switzerland County. A member of the Kempton Lodge of Odd Fellows, his remains were taken to Vail's chapel. Funeral services are expected Sunday with burial at Moorefield.

Isaaac Higgins Denny's Kempton Ind Moorefield Switzerland County Kempton Lodge of Odd Fellows Vail’s

Death of 13 year old Isaac Brooks after appendicitis

Isaac Brooks son of Mr and Mrs James Matthew Brooks of near Moorefield died at Denny's sanatorium at 7 this morning following an appendectomy on Tuesday. Remains were returned to the family home this afternoon and a funeral is expected Sunday. The bereaved parents receive many expressions of sympathy.

Isaac Brooks James Matthew Brooks Moorefield Denny’s

Three Applications for Nation's Want Column

The Jefferson County Draft Board received three applications for the Nation's Want Column listing about seventy occupations. Applicants are Joe Holzhauer cook Frank M Thacker general clerk Crawford Ralston mechanic. All filings due by Saturday April 27 at noon.

Jefferson County

Fred Miller Alien Mayor of Michigan City

Indianapolis reports Fred Miller the alien enemy Mayor of Michigan City has been freed by Washington authorities. U S Marshal Storen will take no internment action.

Fred Miller Alien Michigan City Indianapolis Washington Fred Miller U. S Storen

Miller Named Jefferson County Charities Board Member

Judge F M Griffith appoints W H Miller to replace Dr F L Austin on the Jefferson County Board of Charities. Miller, a leading city businessman active in public affairs, will serve without compensation alongside Mrs W O McLelland chairing, Rev M L Guthneck secretary pro tem, Prof AJEE Young of Hanover, Mrs Elizabeth Kea, Miss Drusilla Cravens, and W H L Miller.

W. H. Miller Jefferson County Board of Charities FL HL Austin Bloomington Miller W. O. McLelland M. L. Guthneck AJ EE Young Hanover Elizabeth Kea Drusilla Cravens W. H L. Miller

Home Card Aids War Effort Nearly 10 Million U S Homes

The Food Administration promotes the Home Card and a proposed voluntary ration plan similar to England. It outlines weekly per person allowances for meat butter fats flour sugar and a 200 percent substitute for wheat in a bid to aid food conservation and support Liberty Bonds.

Idea U. S. Food Administration America Food Administration Aft- CP England United Kingdom O.co. Ceceae

Madison Apr 26 notes travel and local arrivals

Madison residents share departures and visits including Mrs M M Laidley and Miss Madeline Laidley to Cincinnati, Mr and Mrs A C Greiner to Pittsburgh, and Mrs Cora Meyers returning to Indianapolis. Others attend funerals, births announced, and military assignments noted at Fort Harrison and camps Shelby and Great Lakes.

M. M. Laidley Madeline Laidley Cincinnati A. C. Greiner Pittsburgh

Guardianship sale reported for 150 acres in Knox county

In the guardianship of Lucilla Cruft et al the Madison Safe Deposit Trust guardian reported a sale of 150 acres in Knox county for 13500 dollars. Other probate actions include administrator reports on real estate sales and mortgage cancellations, minor-child real estate investment, and March term adjournment. Liberty Bond propaganda closes the page.

Lucilla Cruft Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company Guardian Knox County S. J. Bear Jesse McCoy Henry Niesse Joseph F. Niesse George M. Black Esther A. Black Charles M. Brooks Els. Roberts Arvenia Greenwood Circuit

Death of Edward Conaway at age 10

Edward Conaway died at King's Daughters Hospital after pneumonia and rheumatism. He was a son of Mr. Harrison Conaway, with a younger brother Sherman, and his mother had died years earlier. He attended the Lower Seminary and delivered the Indianapolis Sunday Star. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at home on West Third Street, with interment in Springdale cemetery.

Edward Conaway King's Daughters’ Hospital Harrison Conaway Sherman Edward Lower Seminary Indianapolis West Third Street Springdale

Death of Private Glen Sample in France

Private Glen Sample aged 238 died in France from wounds received in action. He volunteered for overseas service last April in Chicago and served with the magne corps. He was a son of Mrs. Florence Sample of Connersville and Thirvey Sample of Milton township. He is survived by an older brother Earl who enlisted recently and a sister Ephryn at home. The deceased was well known in Madison and had many friends in the city and county.

Frank Schnattter Connersville Glen Sample France Chicago Magne Corps Sample Florence Sample Thirvey Sample Milton Township Earl Sample Miss Ephryn Madison

Champ Clark declines Missouri Senate appointment

Speaker Champ Clark announces he will not accept the Missouri Senate seat to replace William J. Stone. In a letter to Governor Gardner he says he can best serve the country as Speaker.

Washington Champ Clark Missouri William J. Stone Clark Gardner

Potatoes Take War Role In U S Food Policy

Government estimates show over 700 000 extra potato acres planted last year as the Food Administration urges use of potatoes in trade channels. A tested wartime potato soup recipe uses potatoes milk onion batter substitute flour salts pepper and parsley in a simple boil and strain method.

Anac Mberts United States Food Administration Barney

Secretary McAdoo Projects Tax Revenue Rise

Secretary McAdoo announced that income and excess profits taxes are expected to yield about 3 billion dollars to the Treasury in June, 500 million more than prior estimates.

McAdoo Treasury

Jefferson County Appoints Leaders for Silo Campaign

Hervey AJ Hilands and John Sample named county leaders for Jefferson during the statewide silo drive. State officials announced quotas based on livestock and silo counts with county and township plans to set targets. Governor James B. Gierd spoke on involvement and the campaign’s aim to boost feed production and farm defense efforts.

Better Parmis Associations Gena Council of Defense Fosaichin Feades James Bo Gieodr Ce 1 Christe Temporauely Nera Aie Ture Tiestha Preto Skinner Foley Despito Mosschotian Pradathon and Conservation, Wnder Dls U.S. Department of Agrculture Purdue University Panen Messrs Hervey AJ Hilands John Sample Jefferson County

Miners Rally Loyalty with Liberty Bond Drive

The Nigger Hollow Mine No 1 near Edgemont Indiana faced a loyalty push after a mysterious bottle found in the pit. A pit committee led by Fred Miller planted American flags and ordered all miners to salute the flag and buy at least one Liberty Bond to counter foreign influence in the labor force.

Nigger Hollow Edgemont Inl Third Liberty Oan Thomas Simpson Uene Fred Miller Arso

The Threat to World Safety

Melville Davisson Post laments a global threat described as Damnation intelligence. He argues no institution remains safe, urging united action against an invasion of malign forces likened to beasts from the earth or a hostile star.

Austrian Premier Von Seydler Faces Resignation Crisis

Zurich dispatch reports Austrian Premier Von Seydler must resign or dissolve the deputies as socialists and Slav party factions refuse to support him.

Austria Slav Party Zurich von Seydler Socialists Slav Party Seydler

Movie Stars and Cabinet Members Among Speakers

Former President Taft, governors, soldiers, and notable figures will speak at the Liberty Loan event in Vanier City. The nationwide tour will feature many VIPs and a large audience as public meetings begin March 11.

Taft Gao Dave Ve Pee Pos Rbung Tiatve Howard Taft Medes Osecretars Lane Boatetey Joan Pores Cae Toorvith Mareierite Clark Mae Pont Lhsan Flussell Marta Tapynder Alice Noelaon Hay Kaitos Peay Peeto Tiga Australia England Scothand Canada Paton Otinawa Will Have Been Heli Am Sites Eiths Patriotis Teetings

Boy Scout Wins Honor for Bond Sales

D. Wiales Jr a 10 year old Memphian earned a gold medal from the National Boy Scouts Council after selling 1,890 bonds valued at 446000 in the second issue. Troop 22 Bus Scouts won the state flag for the largest bond sale totaling 665000.

Boy Scouts Scoute Army of Scouts In America D. Wiales, Jr Memphis Enn National Boy Scouts’ Council New York Wallea Wilson

Invest in Liberty Bonds to support the war effort

The message urges Americans to back the government and the army in France by purchasing Liberty Bonds. It warns that failure to invest means contributing to the Kaiser’s victory and losing any potential return. It frames bond investment as both financial benefit and patriotic duty amidst German advances toward Paris.

Paris England France America

Liberty Loan Drive Draws Theaters In Angeles

The Herald notes theatres across Angeles stage a Liberty Loan appeal urging public support and subscriptions amid patriotic theatre promotions and citywide participation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Conscription Board Isaac Higgins Bev MR. W. H. Miller County Board of Charities Griffith F. M. Griffith New York City Liberty Bonds Cora Meyers Alice Newland Anna B. Klein Juliana Klein Henry Hunger C. G. Hunger Hayden Arthur Menne Newport Menne Marie Hunger C. G. Hunger, of This City. Messrs. Grayson Virgil Jones George Grayson East Second Street Louis Fo Anger Vernon Ohio Edwin M Stanton Harry Vernon Ridge Breoksbury Louis Alexander Walnut Street Deane Johnson Washington, D. C John Paul Chapter the Daughters of the American Revolution Hollmeyer Butler Hanover College Butler College James Leatherberry Veway Dennis Anderson Atropline Nordyke & Moorman Company George No Copeland Scout Hern Engineers’ Corps Fort Benjamin Harrison Copeland Fort Harrison Ella Turner Brooksburg Lieut. Turner U. S.N Great Lakes U. S. Gopher Samuel Steigerwald Hattiesburg, Miss Bugler Dell Steigerwald 139Th Field Artillery Mrs. Steigerwald New Orleans South Court News Kaiser Wilhelm King's Daughters Hospital Sitas Hervey A. Hilands Douglas Plat Kook Melville Davisson Post Gabinet Amung United States Toon Vanier Cay Federaio Athatae BOY Scout Cc. OD Wailes Sale Deposit & Trust Co Leading Trust Company Indiana John W. Tevis Pres Tee Siler Eee John Clements Treas Ottert Ramphreys Harmnare Erinary Mec N.Y Army Navy Sepera Agert Rey the Angeles States The Herald Monty Austin
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