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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
3
A tangled report from Indianapolis recounts a crossing incident involving a cadet aviator killed in a mining area and a protest against a Republican candidate’s nomination. The piece also mentions parade planning, city orders, and political maneuvers tied to Hoosier events.
The report notes Ora D. Ockerman of Koleen Wabash wounded severely in action as World War I coverage details German offensives south of Chemin des Dles and pressure on the British army. Paris raids, bombings, and official casualty tallies accompany dispatches from Paris Rome and Lemion with war office statements.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman and a sister figure with unclear allegory or note. No coherent events, dates, or names emerge to form a full summary.
A diverse set of legal actions includes Petitions in Equity, custody and adoption motions, and a name change for Herbert open or Pasa as his bear. The circuit court and defense teams are named with officials and attorneys listed guiding the proceedings.
Classified notice seeking a woman cook with good wages. Apply at the Herald office address X Y Z with reference to job ad.
Mrs Susan E Rawlins died at Drusidla Home at age 72 after frail health. She formerly Miss Susan Combe widow of Rev Benjamin Rawlins D D D of Trinity churches Madison and Pleasant Ridge. Funeral at Drudsa Home then Bedford cemetery beside husband. Delegates to Republican State Convention chosen at primary election include McCrepor Harper Roberts Boyd Cray Madison and others.
The flowing men have been notified to appear before the focal exemption board next Monday morning for physical examination Pred Richardson Herbert B. Metzger Jeptha Ousley Mayfield Clyde Paylor Griffith Orab E. McCormick Eugene Hoffman Harvey Long summoned for Monday afternoon examination Lieut George T Simpson now in France shown in Louisville Courier Journal photo Ward, son of Capt G A Simpson, arrived in France and has two promotions since enlisting last May serving as Adjutant of his battalion in the 6th Infantry.
Hon James E Crozier reports the government sub station will close at 12 o clock noon on Thursday Memorial Day and no shirts will be received or given out after noon Norway fitree planting societies have set out about 30000 trees since 1900
Rev. B E Antrobus former pastor of the First Baptist Church and his wife and their young daughter Allison depart by morning train for Crawfordsville. Mrs Mary Wilderman mother of Mrs Antrobus, who had been living with the family here, goes to Meade Kansas. A carrier has appeared in New York City.
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