Madison May 13 1920 Local Notices and Womans League
Madison Indiana May 13 1920 page notes arrivals and departures at the city hospital and train, marriage licenses issued to Claude MacNagier and Mil dred Moore, religious services at West Park church, oblique references to Mrs Susan Pratt and Mrs Nora Schwab. The piece highlights civic events including formation of a Women’s League for Jefferson County with Mrs Elizabeth Trow as incoming president and other officers appointed.
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Tate
Mas Renfro
Brow
Trace
Distr
McCo Garber
Robert Akea
Keotro
Bligabeth Trow
League of Women Voters
Jefferson County
Primary Vote Totals In Indiana County County Returns
The election board and clerks stayed up all night to tally returns from the Democratic and Republican primaries. Carleton Rood McCulloch carried the county for Governor, with Wayne Custer winning Congress by large pluralities. Leonard Wood carried the Republican ticket for President. Multiple county offices show sizable margins, with detailed tallies for governor, congress, judge, treasurer, recorder, sheriff, coroner, and commissioners, including results from Switzerland County and Jefferson and Monroe townships.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Thei
Herbert Lb. Fayon
Harry Shaughnessy
Nowa Proderek
Fae
Carleton Rooo McCulloeh
Indiapolis
Ame
Pabwards
Roberts
Charles E. Dean
Person County
Sseuaith
Ralston
Contissoner
Foster
Switzerland
Jaye
Republian
Cooper
Cope
Sir Roberts
Edward
Jefferson
Salvation Army fed 3,699,000 meals to the hungry last year
The Salvation Army reports regular audits of its accounts and says it spent every cent on aid. It supplied 3,699,000 free meals to penniless persons in the United States during the last year, among many other charitable activities.
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Salvation Army
United States
Navy Flight Boat Arrives After West Coast Cruise
U S Navy flying boat voyage to the West Coast ends with arrival after a patrol era. The men aboard are welcomed at several ports while observing the Panama Canal area and nearby locks.
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Fate Pathe
Civil Service Enables Salvation Army Expansion
The Salvation Army, via its chief secretary, asserts new property acquisitions will speed expansion of aid operations in the nation’s capital. The move follows a civil service reorganization and is tied to distributing relief through Salvation Army channels across urban areas and grocery outlets.
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Cofonmer Wilding Phaerg
Salsathor Army
Fio
United States
Salvation Arm
Tion
Recall Legends of Hawaii and Pathetic Preservation Tale
A garbled OCR fragment references Hawaii legends, a tale about preservation and a phantom lover. The text mentions KI Newadlie and a sequence of names and events, with unclear dates or outcomes. It reads as a literary collage rather than a clear news item.
Death of Benjamin Gooden is Noted in Local Notices
Relatives are notified of the death of Benjamin Goodin a former city resident who died at his Rushville home last Saturday. His remains were buried in Edinbury after a service at Madison where he worked at Park Packing. He was about 40, survived by a wife and three children, and leaves siblings including Emma, Louise and others. He left here years ago for Greensburg then Rushville where he lived ten years. He was a Baptist and member of Oud Pelions Waights of Pythias. He owned real estate including 40 acres and other property divided among siblings per his will, with Emma kept life estate.
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Benjamin Goodin
Rushville
Edinbury
Madison
Park Packing Plant
Steen
Greensburg
Goodin
Baptist Char
Pieces of Courage and Care Behind the Red Cross
Agnes Hope oversees discharged soldiers' care at a hospital base, sewing division insignia and assisting visitors and veterans. She reunites with Sergeant Harold Moore and reflects on a long hospital stay, wartime losses, and hopeful steps toward returning home.
Girl Refugee Traveled to Work for Lepers in Campaign
A refugee girl fled violence and endured torture before seeking help. She joined Salvation Army relief work among lepers, later being assigned to the United States. The article notes Salvation Army missions operate in 63 countries worldwide.
Death of Archie Shaw Pioneer Farmer 73 Funeral Held
Funeral services were held at 10 this morning from the home of Archie Shaw’s brother Robert Shaw in Shelby township. Burial followed at Caledonia. Shaw, 73, never married and lived on the same farm all his life, recently with his brother during illness. A well known and respected figure, his death was lamented by many friends.
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Archie Shaw
Robert Shaw
Shelby Township
Caledonia
Salvation Army Expands Work Through Business Tactics
Theodore Roosevelt praised the Salvation Army as a social asset. The Army adopts business methods to deepen community ties and extend its reach, enabling economy of effort and personnel while broadening its mission.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Salvation Army
Unda
Nore Business Hkke
Such & Coisuin Allon
Real Doughnuts From Thy Salvathuartuiy Recipe
Recipe for doughnuts credited to Thy Salvathuartuiy with ingredients such as 6 cups Hour and 6 levees of baking powder. Mentions of Remo Trott and crullers for the wen of the AR. Notes a French remark about adding a happiness hint at serving.
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France
Edison son plans drive to perfect phonograph voice
The Edison family, led by Thomas A Edison, continues work on phonograph improvements aimed at a flawless reproduction of the human voice and musical sounds. Wilton Mendowcroft, the inventor’s assistant, notes Edison remains highly active at age seventy two, averaging long hours with minimal sleep.
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Degtuess
Hhigowerk
Hartes Edison
Tie Electricg
Graiias
Shioon Industries
Beisen
Orien
Pather Fee
Wei
Edison
Wilton Hi Mendowcroft
OO Vents
Wizard of
Meadowcreft
Beison
Attracting visitor prompts book trade talk
A clipped exchange reveals a book agent on the premises. She orders a copy of Cleopatra and departs after a brief flirtation with casual business talk.
The Only Way to Enter Hypnotisms School
A fragment mentions Jack Bright and an early entry to a school of hypnotisms with a Buffalo Express reference. Limited readable text prevents full details.
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