Madison Herald reports local social and travel notes May 6 1920
Local items list residents visiting relatives relocating for summer, travels to Hamilton Martinavele Lodssier and Chicago, plus hospital visits. Mention Rev J Hayes speaking at Hanover College and a marriage license issued to Charles Rodgers and Clara Bennett. Names include Joseph Stanley Bruce Meellaughhain Elizabeth Pratt and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winlstious
Iyarte Burg
King - Daughters Hospital
Haggnan
George Eo Denny
Wiliams Io
Charles Rodgers
Hanover Township
Clara Bennett
Wirt Road
Barton Rodgers
Joan B. Bonnett
Library Association elected Johnson president and Tevis treasurer
The Madison Public Library Association met last night in the library room on West Main Street with three directors present including new board members. Richard Johnson was chosen president and John W. Tevis treasurer, and a resolution to reorganize under Indiana law of 1901 was endorsed for city council ratification. Shelbyville Baptists raised part of their county quota and Mt Pisgah reached its share in the World Movement drive.
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Madison Publi Library
West Main Street
Richard Johnson
John W. Tevis
Library Association
Commercial Club
Madison Public Library Association
Shelbyville
Conferral of First Communion at St Marys Church
The ceremony featured Bishop Chartrand delivering a sermon and blessing as many boys and girls were confirmed. Notable attendees included Oscar Vekermans Robert Asger and teachers from the parish. The church was lit with flowers and candles as the rite concluded with prayers and praise.
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Chartrand
Japan ready to take stand for new order
Fragmented text lists many names and odd phrases with unclear context. The readable parts indicate a asserted stance by Japan on a new order, but the passage is garbled with numerous stray names and phrases. No coherent events, dates, or affiliations are substantiated.
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Japan
Milestone for New Schools Spurs Training Push in Japan
MILTON reports a government plan to spend a large sum on civilian training for young Japanese men and women, aiming to strengthen postwar national defense and education. The article notes debates in Washington about degressive tax measures and international ties, with emphasis on rebuilding Japan's military restraint and regional stability.
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Chretan
Japan
Lower Your Meat Bills with Unusual Steaks and Cuts
A humorous exploration of alternative beef cuts and cheap options like chuck and flank to stretch meat budgets. The piece suggests rethinking traditional roasts and chops, noting price differences and practical cooking ideas for economical stews, braises, and steaks.
Novembrd Journey Ends As Lovers Reunite
In a winter tale Dora and Bonnie cross a wooden bridge with a white horse. After trials and a long separation, Dora reunites with John Wren in a barn where Anita’s plans unfold and Bonnie returns to the old home, restoring love and hope.
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Dora
John
Bonnie
John Iam Wren
Anita
Northern Baptists Plan $76 Million Five Year Budget
An article notes the Northern Baptists aim to spend $76,191,929 over five years for global and domestic missions. It compares past church benevolence of $17,351,240 with the expected sixfold rise, detailing allocations to education and home missions amid ongoing campaign efforts.
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Maes World Movement
Holy Son
Atlantic
America
Eho
Baptists
Court records list jurors and per diem payments
The document records juror payments and officials on Caren Court at the Maret ters. It names jurors such as John A Schuler and Andrew Augustine with per diems ranging from 2.50 to 16.50, plus sheriff and clerk duties. It notes dates and signatories, including Dabber, Aibata, and the county office.
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Ines
Caren Court
Maretters
Clak
Guibert i
Hammer
Seod
Retauraing Fupitiives
Cilbert
Haroner
John A Schuler
Siu
Wali
Demaree
Andrew Augustine
Catshall
Chae Cope
EH Matthew
Notthace Seatac
John Hazel
Fumer W Scott
Fred Shrewsbury
Arch Mourve
John H Vernon
Louis Eisenhardt
Albert Wilhelm
John Brandon
Louis Means
Peter Graley
Albert Watson
Robert Peddie
TW Marshall
Charles Pheasant
George Littel
Ron Thomas
John E Yeager
Leo Schrader
WL Denny
WC Miles
T W McCall
Thos McLaughlin
J JW Bishop
Chester Barber
Benjamin Mayo
Fred James
Charles Whitham
W OS Coffman
E E Pender
H B Storm
Lou van Buren
Lafayette Brown
Mrs Frances Tobias Sues Tobias Spouse Over Alleged Alienation
Frances Tobias of Huntington sues Addie Tobias in Huntington circuit court for 20000 dollars alleging her husband Eo L Tobias was alienated by his wife. Tobias has a divorce suit pending against her. An ostrich in London reportedly had a small prayer book in its stomach introduced in the same column.
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Huntington, Ind
Frances Tobias
Eo L. Tobias
Huntington
Addie Tobias
Tobias
London
Embroidery Classes Offered to Young Women by Community Service
The article highlights embroidery instruction for young women across American cities through Community Service. Classes are held at various venues such as clubs and school rooms, with graduates becoming skilled embroiderers. Courses cover sewing, foreign languages, English, and domestic economy under Community Service auspices.
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Yairts
Pfonses
Teach Boys 10 Make Steamers on Mandalay Road
In Mandalay district, a Burmese Baptist Mission school drives a new craft trade. Boys learn steamer making and timber work to fund industrial education at the mission. A saw mill and trade avenues bolster the effort amid protests and local responses.
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Mandalay
Jay Stenm
Niehots
Indians to be real Americans education plan update
A historical notice outlines a proposal to educate Indians to become "real Americans" with a focus on establishing stations and schooling in Nebeonal trade centers. It discusses neglect of rosettes, parish terms, and the need for new schools and secondary facilities to attract workers and reform Native education efforts.
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Nortiecta
Ted Wlotte
Oocormin Gy
Montomo
Northern Baptists Plan Massive Church Building Program
The New World Movement of Northern Baptists allocates 23.5 million for 113 church buildings and 6.6 million for education and social centers as part of a 100 million campaign running April 25 to May 2. An additional 600 thousand is planned to clear debts of 37 churches. The Edifice Department notes prior wartime delays and reports 2.6 million distributed to 29 churches for debt relief and property purchases.
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New World Movement of Northern Baptists
al of Dhids
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Model tenements for China aim to curb rodent disease
Dr GA Huntley reports the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society plans to build rat proof model tenements near Shanghai Baptist College. The houses will feature modern hygienic and sanitary devices to combat rodent borne disease.
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GA. Huntley
China
American Baptist Foreen Mission Society
Shanghai Baptist Collecse
Missionaries Face Harsh Struggle in India Missionary Work Recognized
Baptis medical missionaries report a hard fight against superstition and unsanitary conditions in India during 1918 1979. Their efforts helped lower death rates. The Indian treatment method keeps patients awake, and officials note that mending a broken heart is easier than fixing a broken rib.
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India
Baptis
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