Madison Herald Weekly Edition Notice and Local Tidbits
Madison Herald reports on residents traveling between Madison and Indianapolis including Lan ie Owens return home from Indianapolis and W Bourke and wife visiting friends. It notes Mrs John F Lute visiting kin, a marriage completed at cross plains church, and obituaries and social items from the area.
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W. Wo
Indianap
John F. Lute
Ison
Jett
Cios
Mae Tii
Dihbua
Fitzaboth
Cross Plains
Hemphill Describes Organization of Near East Relief
Hemphill outlines the Near East Relief setup and its mission. He details the structure, funding, and goals, stressing humanitarian relief efforts and coordination with partners.
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Hemphill
Fragmented Local Dinner Notes From Menominee Meeting
A jumbled report describes a society gathering in Menominee Michigan with references to Mrs Blankinship, Mrs Shule, and Chaper reports. Col Richard J eber spoke on Sete Parks at the Court House, followed by refreshments and a local chapter adjournment.
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I . Paul
Ot Blankinship
Ant Carrie
Kobe
Alexander Ebematon
Eiven
Branklin Smith
AV. BB. Weds
E. A. Shule
Sostur
Shale
Menominee
Michigan
Richard J.eber
D. A
Sete Parks
Court House
Dramatic shift urged in state school attendance laws
Madison officials and child welfare groups plan to urge the Legislature to adopt sweeping changes to school attendance rules. Mrs. R W Wells arrived from New Haven for her aunt’s illness at Fast Main street. A Ford tour car and Pfortners grocery truck collided at West and Main. no injuries, both vehicles damaged. Exide Battery Co local station on Second street won top prizes at a Chicago convention for Southern Indiana sales and plant efficiency under Roy D Black.
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R.W. Wells
New Haven
Conn
Oscar Oliver
Main Street
Wells
Eleanor Tevis
Pfortner
West and
Ford
West Street
Joe Cambron
West Branch
Exide Battery Co
Chicago
Exide
Ford Agency
Second Street
Southern
Indiana
Roy D. Black
Eggleston School Social Raises Milk Fund Support
A community supper at Eggleston School gathered over 400 people to support the milk fund. An executive committee led by Mrs Geo Davis and others oversaw donations from clubs and local firms, bringing the fund to near full subscription.
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Eggleston
Geo. Davis
Robert Rea
Guy Raney
Charles Geile
Ed Davis
Mike Quim
John Collins
Comerain Schools
Orp
Gree
Db Arr
St. Manpaurite Guid
Laura Palmer Vail Guild
Rotary Club
James Firth and Children
Son
Marks & Benson Co
Cold Jewelry Store
Lesthe
Nichols assumes County Clerk post in Jefferson County
Harry E Nichols, elected Republican county clerk, takes over the office from Edward M Prewatt Democrat who served eight years. Nichols brings prior experience as city clerk for seven years and deputy county treasurer for two. Prewatt stays briefly to assist, then plans to move to his farm in Monroe township with his daughter Mary.
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Harry E. Nichols
Edward M. Prewatt
Nichols
Court House
Prenatt
Madison
Monroe Township
Mary
Jefferson County
The Crossroads Mystery and Dolly Prentice's Wedding
A tale of theft and deception centers on Dass Burdeldh driven to crime after family losses. Larry Mathee aids Burdell by sharing funds and guidance, while Miss Waltham's testimony shields the innocent man. A year later Dolly Prentice marries, amid whispers of a lavish wedding gift from a wealthy recluse.
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Thys Garden
Moss
Tourey
Eowas Ddass Burdeldh
Dass Burdei
Larry Mathee
Burdell
Larry
Miss Waltham
Dolly Prentice
Army Promotes Horse Breeding Plan Across Nation
The War Department expands the remount program after Congress sets aside 250000 to triple breeding services. Civilian and government mares, 1000 to 1250 pounds, are bred at five remount zones with local agents and stallions. centers to be established in suitable agricultural areas to support cavalry and artillery needs.
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Washington
United States Army
Congress
Majo
PO Oc. Hnarria
Army
United States
American Tremonant Association
Bag
Att Shave
Telp Lodo Tse
Gwood
Atts Reniomnt
Jfeen
Favor Throch
Armerican Tierucutet Association
Gelan
Waar
Bs Congress
War Department
War Departments
Tweedac
Pisco
Catmp Lee
Camp Garden
Camp Grant
Port Keogh
Mont
Port Reno
Eila
Fort Tobinson
Nel
Proot Reval
Aoarre Agenber
Qien
Remount Service Office
The
Quartermaster General
Washington, D.C
Guthrie Trail Suggested for State Road Honor
The Guthrie Trail is proposed as the name for the Columbus to Madison road now part of the State highway system to honor W. A. Guthrie. North Vernon Chamber of Commerce resolutions call for naming the route after Mr. Guthrie as a tribute amid civic gesture and public remark.
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Indianapolis
Guthrie
Columbus
Madison
W. A. Guthrie
North Vernon
Firsts for a Blind Boy in Louisville Transport Firsts
Claude Blanton a twelve year old blind boy from Magoffin County arrives in Louisville for treatment. He experiences his first train ride streetcar trip elevator ride and Ice cream as public health workers seek to restore his sight at last.
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Louisville
Claude — Blanton
Magoffin County
United States Public Health
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