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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
2
Draft call quota and local notices from Madison
The Madison item list covers Indiana draft quota notes, multiple travel arrivals for visits, a funeral at North Wasnt Street, private Wilson arriving at Camp Taylor with Corporal Mackin, and a correction of absence without leave charges. It also covers KRywerside high school commencement, a train for editors service, a serious injury at a farm incident, a wedding announcement for Miss Leland and Mr Agepech, and miscellaneous national notes on wheat prices and naval affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Louisville
James White
Broadway
Adbert Klein
Cinesanatth
Charles Levy
Chicago
Guy Bivens
Elmer Brown
P. Lehnert
Catherine Lehnert
Petront Mieno
Wibias
Watson
Hales Rigg
Wilson
Paylor
Louis BE. Mackin
Mackin
Krywerside High School
Turner
Registrants under Jefferson county draft law
Registrants of Jefferson county are identified under the selective draft law awaiting further processing. The notice outlines eligibility, required documentation, and the schedule for examination and classification by draft authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Madison War Meeting Sees County Council Formed
A large crowd at the Madison courthouse heard County Agent Doddridge outline aims to organize the county war effort. Jon Joseph MacCravens was elected temporary leader as veterans and citizens filled the room, with plans for township meetings and a county council to coordinate efforts for war support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
BL Doddidge
Jon Joseph MacCravens
County Council of
Deferse
Doddridge Willact
Tien
Liscass
Mae Atreet
Wig
Coourt
the Gallery
Wandins Chonan Cravens
Awox Milita
Ptr Coliege
Mee Cravens
Tswaeships
Motcoe Bane
Ato Dobeerty
Cy Terdee
Charles Wo
129 Year Old Relic Died in Indianapolis Prominent Democrat
Attorney Harvey J. Zearing left for Indianapolis after the death of his brother Albert F. Zearing a longtime Democratic politician and former Marion County state senator who died at 3334 North Capitol Avenue after bronchial pneumonia aged 44. He had a 20 year political career including city offices and state senate terms in 19h and 115. Burial at Crown Hill follows his funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Zearing
Indianapolis
Albert F. Zearing
North Capitol Avenue
Mr. Zearing
Marion County
Ile
Switzerland County
Old
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Shamus Taggart
Zearing
Taggart
Bert Spencer
Ness
Daha
Toaiin
Board of Public Works
Vdagarther
Pealth
Gaedan
Zeuring
Elks Lodge No
Eagles Lodge
Red Cloud Tribe
Moose
County Auditors Association
County Commissioners Association
Marcia Steed
Saw
Mary Francis Zearing
Margaret Zearing
San Diego
Cal
H. H. Zearing
Chicago
Harvey Zearing
Madison
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral of Robert M Hall Held on Mulberry Street
The funeral for Robert M. Hall was held at 2 pm from his Mulberry street home with Ohio Neck of Eagles members attending. Rev J W Turner led services and burial was at Fairmount cemetery. Pallbearers included S Medlicott C White W Bennett M Smith F Dipper T Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hall
North Mulberry Street
Ohio
Samuel Medlicott
Charles White
William Bennett
Mose Smith
Fred Dipper
Thomas Cavanaugh
Grace Church observes successful service flag event
The Grace Church service flag program drew a large audience and received praise for the address by Hon. M. R. Sulzer and performances by the select orchestra and soloists. Rev Joe Cooper presented the flag and visiting members expressed appreciation. Revival services continue nightly at 4. Two ladies joined the church amid thanks to helpers. Madden Summers dies after months of overwork. Five hundred Chinese passengers perish when a steamer is rammed off Hankow. Motorcycles and bicycles grow popular throughout Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
M. R. Sulzer
Joe Cooper
Grace Sunday School
Madison News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Madison details include Mrs. Lucy Cruft traveling to Vincennes and Miss Gilcrist and Miss Alma McDonald heading to Cincinnati for visits and a festival. Col. Jewett returns to New Albany, while others go to Evansville for Knight Templar events. Local clerks issue marriage licenses and a deserter is to be returned from Camp Taylor. Remains of John Vannote arrive from Indianapolis, and state TPA delegates are noted. County Agent Doddridge urges cutting rye from wheat soon to avoid harvesting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Gilcrist
Hanover
Cincinnati
Alma McDonald
Col
Charles Jewett
New Albany
Charles R. McLelland
Evansville
Knight Templars
Adtana
Owondaw
Pad
Seth Entantey
Camp Green
North Carolina
Charlotte
OB. Housefield
Belleview
Indianapolis
Springdale Cemetery
North Madison
War Savings Stamps Drive Leads Jefferson County
Prof W Guy Pender named County Chairman of the War Savings Stamps Committee to raise 100000 by January 1 1919. Jefferson county has reached 22000 in sales as Indiana campaigns begin. An executive committee and sub committees were formed with members Cravens Scott Tevis Lawler Roberts McGregor Cornett and Mrs Florence Wooten. Eleanor Wyatt appointed stenographer to manage clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Guy Pender
War Savings Stamps Committee
Jefferson County
Indiana
Jefferson
Pender
Joseph M. Cravens
EB Scott
Jon W. Tevis
John B. Lawler
B.S. Roberts
Thos. B. McGregor
J. W. Cornett
Florence Wooten
Eleanor Wyatt
Miss Olyne Whealy Weds Ralph Johnson in San Francisco
Madison friends announce the marriage of Miss Olyne Whealy formerly of Madison to Mr. Ralph F Johnson of San Francisco California. The ceremony occurred in San Francisco on April 22. The bride, daughter of Mrs Stella Whealy and granddaughter of Mr John C White, is a Madison High School alumna and popular in local social circles. Johnson, a prominent businessman and 32d degree Mason, plans to reside in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piancne Meek
Todd
Orete
Tere
Helen Deiind
Ciret
Kienmond
Leland
Jessie Leland
Broadway
Gi —. Agepech
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Madison
Olyne Whealy
Ralph FF. Johnson
San Francisco
California
Stella Whealy
John C. White
Madison High School
Jon the
Herald
Bear Baker Wedding Solemnized at St Michael's Church
The wedding of Clara F. Bear to Charles N. Baker was solemnized at St Michael's Church at 1 pm with Rev M L Guthneck officiating. Only immediate relatives attended and the couple will reside in Memphis after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. Bear
Charles N. Baker
St. Michael’s Church
M. L. Guthneck
Clara Finnegan
Memphis
Tenn
the Herald
High Honor Is Paid to Sailor Killed at Sea
Eugene Mitchell, a Frankfort sailor killed in a March 13 collision in British waters while aboard the destroyer Manly, was honored in a city funeral. The rite drew police, civic and war groups, closed schools, and floral tributes as Mitchell’s body was laid to rest in Frankfort. He had worked as a printer for the State Journal before enlisting and was a cousin of Mrs. W. F. Carter.
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Senate
House
Pourmerene
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
United Kingdom
British War Cabinet
Muay Mott
Lee Mott
France
Indianapolis
Camp Taylor
Co. M. Od 4Th Infantry
Camp Merrett
New Jersey
Eth Engineers
Frankfort
Eugene Mitchell
Mitchell
S. J. Mitchell
Manly
State Journal
W. F. Carter
William Fawcett Watson Dies at 83 in Madison Indiana
Obituary details the life of William Fawcett Watson born 1834 in Wharfedale England died May 2 1918 at his Madison Indiana home aged 83. The article notes his marriage to Hira Robinson 1858 and lists surviving descendants, occupation as a wool sorter, and his character guided by the Golden Rule. Funeral held with Rev James W Lanham officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vannote
Indianapolis
Booclock
Tus
Michiati Street
Madison
Jefferson County Exemption Board
Dachina
Camp Taylor
Hime
Willan Fawcett Watson
Jonathan Watson
Mary (Pickard) Watson
Woodhead
Burley
Wharfedale
Yorkshire
England
North Walnut Street
Indiana
Calverly Moor
Hira Robinson
George Robinson
Maria
Brita) Robinson
Kirkstall
America
New York
Jefferson County
Arthur James
Amy Elizabeth
Ellen Lizzette Rea
Olver Fawcett Watson
Ind
Eliza Radelff Whitton
Frederick Dew
Prederick Garland Dew
Lidwin Maurice Grebe
Thelma Ethel Holwager
Catherine Louise Carr
Sure Beach
Atlantic
James W. Lanham
Messrs. Wm
Frederick Watson
Felix A. Grebe
John Lane Carlisle
Herbert Carlow
George L. Holwager
Jefferson County Boys Win Prizes at Purdue Egg Show
Two Hanover vocational high school students earned prizes at the Purdue University egg show. Harry Hensler of Saluda township won first prize with white eggs from Barred Plymouth Rock hens. Clifford Clever of Hanover township captured the sweepstakes prize with a dozen brown eggs from Rhode Island Red hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Vocational High School
Purdue University
Harry Hensler
Saluda Township
Clifford Clever
Hanover Township
Rhode Island
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Lucy Cruft
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Memphis, Tenn., To Clara PF. Bear, of This City. Sherif Monroe
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South Depot Brigade
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Prof
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Names Executive Committee
Miss Olyne Whealy
Bear-Baker
Clar F. Bear
C. N. Baker
William Fawcett Watson
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