Madison Herald Weekly Edition May 22 1918 News
Local notes include a birth for Arnold Turner's family and trips by Louis Sulzer Rachel Sulzer Jennie Duncan Mary Walker John W Brandon Eliza Scring Lawrence. Red Cross drive in Carrollton oversubscribed by 4 000 reaching 10 441 78. Insanity inquest into Mary Potter. Funeral and church events plus list of first Holy Communion participants.
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Louis Sulzer
Rachel Sulzer
New York City
Red Cross
Carrollton
Jennie Duncan
Mary Walker
Columbus
Ohio
Eliza Scring Lawrence
John W. Brandon
Glendive
Montana
Robert Strong
Haven K. Sherlocke
East St. Louis
Armour & Company
Frank Rusk
George Lehrig
Madison
Savannah
Sam
Mary Potter
Taylor Potter
George Denny
Fred Denny
QO. A. Turner
St. Mary's Card Party Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the St. Mary's Church young ladies sodality card party in the school hall last night. Progressive cachee was the favored game and prize winners included Mrs. Justice Lowe, Mrs. Andrew Schuler, Mr. Andrew Schneider, and Mr. George Niesse.
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St. Mary's Church
Justice Lowe
Andrew Schuler
Andrew Schneider
George Niesse
Government pic ric weld plant bid shifts to Little Rock
Washington announced Little Rock Arkansas has landed the government pic ric weld plant while W E Morrow on the capital beat seeks to place a Du Pont powder mill in Louisville on the Ohio or Mississippi River corridor.
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Little Rock
Ark
Louisville
Washington
W. E. Morrow
Capital
du Pont
Ohio
Mississippi River
Funeral of George N Ashby
Funeral held from his late home on East street at 1 30 PM with Rev P Pilow of Milton presiding. Floral tributes marked high regard for Ashby. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers from three lodges included George W Jones and others. Distant attendees came from Indianapolis Jeffersonville Canton East Enterprise Anderson Muncie Middlefork Carrollton and Cleveland.
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George N. Ashby
South East Street
P. Pilow
M. Ek
Milton, By
Ashby
Springdale Cemetery
Mr. Ashby
H Lo O. F
Red Men
George W. Jones
George Kampe
Oliver Eaglin
Harry K. Nichols
I. E Hatgh
William Schnabel
Hurley Ashby
William
Indianapolis
Charles Alexander
Jeffersonville
Tnd
Roy Jones
Cleveland
Ohiio
JC. Fornstill
Canton
Olmvio
Death of Madison resident Miss Maud Moncrief Peddie
Miss Maud Moncrief Peddie, longtime Madison resident and Trinity Church member, died yesterday afternoon at 4 50 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Douglas on West Main Street after sudden ptomaine poisoning progressed to uremic poisoning. She is survived by sisters Mrs Jessie Douglas Miss Alice Peddie and brother James Peddie.
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Madison
Maud Moncrief Peddie
Jerry Douglas
West Main Street
Miss Peddie
Trinity Church
Epworth League
Southeastern Hospital
Peddie
Jessie Douglas
Alice Peddie
James Peddie
William and
Mary Peddie
Dutch Grain Transport Request Denied by U.S. Government
The United States informs Holland that her demand for three ships in American port to carry the remaining promised grain cannot be granted and orders that Dutch ships be sent for the cereal immediately.
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United States
Holland
Soldier’s Casual Attire in Battle Scene Reflected in War Photo
Casper Wilson died at 5:20 yesterday at West Second Street after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Cecile Philips, his mother Mrs. Sarah Dover Wilson, two brothers, and a young child. Funeral plans will be announced later.
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Casper Wilson
West Second St
Sarah Dover Wilson
Cecile Philips
Washington
Lincoln
Russia
Serbia
Roumnania
Belgium
Italy
France
Iherty
Uberty
Flanders
Republic of the West
Sloan's Liniment Promises Pain Relief For Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for congestion pain and rheumatism. It claims quick blood flow, renewed warmth, and relief, urging major women with rheumatism or neuraglia to keep a bottle at home. Offers 25c 50c and $1 sizes with value multiple.
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Sloan
War Stresses a Mother's Burden in Lane Household
Mrs Lane faces skyrocketing living costs from rent to beef as her son Lawrence serves in the war. The letter from the front prompts a moral reckoning on sacrifice versus comfort, highlighting a citizenry at war and a family grappling with climate of shortages and pride.
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Mathematica
Isaac Newton
Lane
Pop
Martha
Martha Lane
Lawrence
Mrs. Lane
Hannah
Olivia
Willie
Ike
Will Be With Us Many Years
A compact reminiscence notes that veteran soldiers remain in memory despite thinning ranks and predict they will keep marching on in spirit. It mentions Mrs. Austins Bag Fancake as a breakfast treat in a light cake context.
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Austin
Grant Salute and Memorial Day Farewell
Veteran Grand Army marchers paid tribute to Ulysses S Grant as he watched from a New York window on Memorial Day. He saluted the veterans, recalling Civil War battles and the unity their victory preserved, while a poem called for enduring humanity and freedom.
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G Grant
Cardinal Gibbons
Grant
Lee
Washington
Union
Jerusalem
Titus’ Arch
Grand Army of the Republic
Prisil
New York City
Deaths and numbers from the Civil War
The piece notes that over a million men died during the Civil War, with about 2,772,408 troops engaged overall, North providing more than two million. It concludes with a moral on wealth and service to mankind.
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North
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