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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

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Licensed to wed John W Ryan to Sallie Tevis in Switzerland County

Local notices report the license to wed for John W. Ryan and Sallie Tevis both of Switzerland County. Other items note travelers and funerals including Edward Co Ray, Mrs. Edward Grey, and Mary Beale along with church services in Canaan China and Rexville.

John W.ryan Sallie Tevis Switzerland County Omer Wyne Hanover Cincinnati Wm. Noble Newport Emaline Lockridge William Moore Andersonville W. C. Cole Indianapeli A. W Allen Craymont Street Edward Co Ray Cragmont Rustmville Vaal Albert Geyman Kella Beach S Benham Evansville Rexville Beach Mary Beale Marcellus McBurney Whites Run Carrollton White's Run

Pretty Fall Wedding Unites Miss Hatch And Mr Butts

In Madison, Miss Helen Martha Hatch and Mr J Forrest Butts wed at noon at the Hatch home on Broadway with close family attendance and four bridesmaids. The couple plans a North Vernon rail trip to New York before settling at their Carrollton home. Separately, federal officers raided an Industrial Workers of the World meeting in Omaha, and the National Defense War Council considers closing nonessential industries to conserve coal and steel for wartime need.

Helen Martha Hatch City Mr. J. Forrest Butts Carrollton J. Forrest Butts H. S. Hatch Broadway J. W. Turner Trinity Church Concord Madison North Vernon New York City Mrs Butts Industrial Workers of the World Omaha War Council of National Defense

Wedding of Popular Couple in China Church Ceremony

A large wedding in China observed at Saint Anthony's Catholic Church with a largely local wedding party. The bride Mary Helos Weeds and groom Mr Wadiapat diverte were married amid religious rites and floral decor as guests showered rice and well wishes. The bride is described as a daughter of Mrs. Frank Wolf and a prominent Milton township resident. The couple plans a eastern wedding journey and will settle in the town after returning.

M. L. Guthneck Margaret Mary Baglan St. Michael’s St. Anthony's Church China Father Guthneck China Cemetery Statthony Mary Wadiapat Ste Charles Gettland Mildredston Hoa Elrys Ian Frank Wolf Milton Township

Self-Made Man Faces Backlash Over Jet Gamble

Fragmentary text describes a man inflating his status over a jet purchase. Critics say it reflects vanity and misused funds. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving the core dispute as a public question about prudence and reputation.

Motorcycle Officers Guard President Wilson On Auto Rides

Secret Service officers guard President Wilson during city rides with motorcycle guards on either side of the presidential car. The image shows A. L. May on the left and A. L. Peck on the right outside the White House grounds, forming part of the Chief Executive’s bodyguard.

Wilson United States Washington Secret Service White House A. L. May A. L. Peck

War Talks by Uncle Dan on American Education and Duty

Uncle Dan and boys discuss German education versus American schooling. He urges three steps: universal military training, naturalization of foreigners, and compulsory voting, citing Chamberlain bill support and Rotary backing as keys to a united nation. The dialogue ties education to patriotism and national strength.

Uncle Dan Oak Hil Bittle Jimmie Billie Carl Newman Carl Europe Germany Knalser Gol Dilke H&s Germain Timms Hye Uncle Din Lincoln Uncle Ian Bille Rotary Universal Military Training League

Birth Records List 108 Boys 93 Girls This Year

County Health Officer Dr. F C Denny urges full reporting of births to enforce state law. A long list of births from January to October includes many named families and dates, highlighting the need for accurate records for future benefits and official employment checks.

Census Bureau Madison Hasover North Madison Omeo

Hypoferrin Health Tonic Promises Vitality And Recovery

A dense, ad-like block touts hypoferrin as a universal health tonic restoring vigor, resisting aging, and supporting body and mind. It claims physician approval, describes ingredients like lecithin, and argues the product rebuilds nerves, muscles, and blood for stronger health.

Humphreys' Tonic Remedy Advertises Broad Pain Relief

A fragmentary ad for Humphreys Tonic Medicine Co promotes multiple remedies and prices for ailments such as dyspepsia, diarrhea, coughs, headaches, and rheumatism. It lists cures and ailments with the address at Corner Whitehall and Asa Fricota New York, inviting readers to request a module hook and free catalog.

Craig Kane Rej Hepey Score Sheoat Hice Grip Grippe Price Rumphreys Tomeo Medicine CO Corner Wola Ana Fricota New York

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