Madison Herald Weeklvn Edition Highlights Local Movements
Madison residents report Rev. Thomas C. Moffett visiting brothers on the hilltop. Miss Mary Frances Hargan travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives. A marriage license is issued to Orie L. McCormick and LeVena Robison. Local men enlist: Michael McLean joins infantry at Ft Harrison. Carroll Eaglin to aviation signal corps. Local families travel and host visits in Madison and Indianapolis with notes on hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Moffett
D. D
New York City
Mary Frances Hargan
Indianapolis
Clerk Prewatt
Orie L. McCormick
LeVena Robison
Michael McLean
Vevay
Ft. Harrison
McLean
Frank Horuff
John
Mary Horuff
N. Horuff
East Main Street
Carroll Eaglin
Tobe Eaglin
Aviation Signal Corps
Calvin Bolen
Smyrna Tp
George Simpson
Madison News Roundup Includes Visits and Farewell Travel
Mrs. David Davis of Louisville arrived to visit relatives in Madison. William Arbuckle of Lexington Indiana was admitted to Penny's Sanitarium for treatment. Rev. Moor Guthneck departed for Indianapolis to stay through the week. A marriage license was issued to Leroy Gibson and Adelia Mitchell of Indiana and they wed in town. Mrs. Mo Giarber and Mrs. Blanche Garber Jettress prepared for Detroit for several weeks. The funeral of Franti Alors Winscott of Logan month took place at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arbuckle
Lexsington
Ind
Moor. Guthneck
Leroy Gibson
Adelia Mitchell
Stuart
Gin Her
Blanche Garber
Jettress Gearaipe
Detroit
Mich
Mroos
Mo Giarber
Franti Alors Winscott
Red
Ressene Winsott
Pridhiv
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Surgical Dressings Shipped by Jefferson County Red Cross
From war start to October 1 the Jefferson County Red Cross Chapter reports shipments of surgical dressings and hospital supplies including compresses wipes laparotomy pads bandages wash cloths handkerchiefs tray covers knitted sponges fracture pillows napkins gauze rolls drains absorbent cotton muslin squares hot water bag covers comfort pillows bed socks draw sheets hospital bed shirts pajamas dish towels triangular bandages pillow cases and more totaling numerous items shipped to aid war efforts.
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Jefferson County Red Cross
Nell Donlan to Wed E W W Hoyt of Baltimore
The wedding of Miss Nell Donlan and Mr E W W Hoyt of Baltimore Md is announced for next Monday October 15 at 4 p m at the Dow n home Third and West streets. Donlan is well regarded with many friends. Hoyt is described as a prominent young Baltimore businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Donlan
E. W. W. Hoyt
Baltimore
Miss Donlan
M. G. Donlan
Mr. Hoyt
Third
West Streets
Funeral for Mrs George F Altizer at Hebron
The funeral of Mrs George F Altizer who died Wednesday at Battle Creek Michigan will be held tomorrow afternoon at Hebron at 2 o'clock. She once lived in Jefferson County and many friends here will be saddened by her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Altizer
Battle Creek
Mich
Hebron
Hatch Engagement Announced For Martha Hatch
Dr and Mrs H S Hatch announce the engagement of their daughter Martha to J Forest Butts of Carrollton. The wedding is set for November 14, 1917. The item includes a stray reflective line about friendship and a retouched photograph.
Appointment as Inspector in Madison Dupont North Vernon Seymour and Brownstown
Homer L Mathews of North Vernon has been named inspector for the district covering Madison Dupont North Vernon Seymour and Brownstown by Marion Caldwell Republican State Inspector of Oh. The appointment follows the removal of Mr Harry Boo Nichols who previously held the post amid legal challenges to the oil inspection law in federal court. Funeral services for Mrs George Altiver were held at Heteron church with Rev Scott leading the service and a large gathering of friends in attendance. Surviving relatives include two brothers, two sisters, and father Mr John Riggie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Lo Matthews
North Vernon
Madison
Dupont
Seymour
Brownstown
Marion Caldwell
Gev. Goodrich
Harry Boo Nichols
Nichols
Moutthiews
Ian
Akak
Boise
Natasa Beceer
Diay
Mia Alter
Creary
Heteron Church
Revo Scott
Friends
Nitizer
Battle Creek
Miho
Jedferson Oat
Tod
Battle Creer
George Riggle
Foltz
Ind
Maidan Rigyle
Loostand
Steinberger
Cleveland
Ohio
Casad
John Riggie
Would be sport figure faces uncertain fate
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and events. No coherent details available to identify persons, teams, dates, or places. Summarization cannot extract a meaningful news item from the garbled source.
Market Prices and Property Transfers Listed in Indianapolis Column
Indianapolis market page shows hogs receipts at 3,000 with tone steady and mixed cattle receipts around 500. Grain prices include milling wheat bids, corn steady, oats and hay values with several No 1 and No 2 grades. Property transfers note Blake widow to Blake for 76 acres in Graham and Francis Ross to John St Cordrey in city for $1.00 tendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
W. C. Blake
A.W. Blake
Graham
Francis Ross
John St. Cordrey
City
State v Dora H Craig Bond and Desertion Case
In the State vs Dora H Craig the court released sureties after a bond for appearance on new charges related to desertion and non service in the army. Solomon J Bear, receiver of The Peoples Trust Co, noted the resignation of guardians Ann Conley Graham Gilliand and Estella Holwager. Sarah E Woykoff was granted a divorce from Harvey Wykoff and her name restored to Sarah Ek Harmon. Emerson Lemen represented Woykoff. FTC considers oil and gasoline price supervision after receiving production cost data from major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora H. Craig
Solomon J. Bear
The
Peoples Trust Co
Ann Conley
Graham
Gilliand
Estella Holwager
Sarah E. Woykoff
North Madison
Harvey Wykoff
Sarah Ek
Harmon
Emerson Lemen
Death of Albert Schreiber After Long Illness at Hanover Area
Albert Schreiber died at his home west of Hanover Saturday due to asthma after a long illness. He was about 78 years old and a well known local farmer and grocer. Survived by his widow Macy Dolin before marriage, a daughter Macy, and sons Charles, Robert and Lawrence. Robert Schreiber is a technician with Co F 3d Battery in Camp Shelby Mississippi. Several siblings and a number of other relatives mourn his loss. The funeral and burial details are to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schreiber
Hanover
Schreiber
Darin
Ty Amd
Chareh
Macy Dolin
Marrige
Miss Macy
Charles
Hobert
Lawrences
Robert
Tahbadd
Camp Shelbs
Hattesdare
Miss
Thyeral
Louie Lehrerbert Dayton
Obie
Henry
Madison visits and travels from local notes
Madison residents Charles Rienne and sister Misa Clara of St. Louis visit home folks while Rev. Charles Bilger departs for Indianapolis. Mrs. Jennie Danner returns to Wirt after visiting Madison. Miss Louise Hyatt heads to Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. McBride and Mrs. Linsley return from Kentucky motor trip. May Thomas sails to Valparaiso for a brother in law’s funeral. Alphonse Heilman and wife on wedding trip stop in Madison. Belle Francisco returns to Lafayette. Frank Tosmith in Ro Roford factory district reports demand and contracts for large tea containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rienne
Misa Clara
St. Louis
Charles Bilger
Indianapolis
Jennie Danner
Wirt
Madison
Louise Hyatt
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Charles O) McBride
A. Linsley
Kentucky
Ethel Lees
Dre
Cockrell
Evansville
Wisconsin
May Thomas
Valparaiso
Ind
James H. Jacoby
Doans Kidney Pills Help Madison Woman
A Madison woman Mrs Francis A King reports kidney trouble worsened after colds. Her limbs swelled and she could not wear shoes until using Doans Kidney Pills bought at Harper Co. drug store. After three boxes her kidneys improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Francis A. King
Second St
Doan
Harper & Co
Finch Provides Winter Coal For Tower Workers
Mr John C Finch manager of the Tower Manufacturing Company has supplied all employees with coal at cost for the winter. About twenty five carloads of Indiana coal were delivered to the plant at Depot and Second streets. Workers may pay in weekly installments. The company has coal to run through next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Manufacturing Company
Indiana
Depot
Second Streets
John C. Finch
Finch
Census census returns and private searches in New York
Detectives bus collectors and relatives crowded the city director of census and tabulating division as state military census near completion. Officials say census facts are sacred and beyond subpoenas. The era's end marked by the razing of the St Denis hotel in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lessons From My Girlhood About Ralph Loring
Ruth Graham recounts a painful early romance with Ralph Loring, his flirtation with rival Sarah Baker, and a forged anonymous letter that ruins trust. The author describes pride, jealousy, and a lifelike memory of the man who faded from her town but lingered as a sorrowful memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Boss
Ralph Loring
Sarah Baker
Ralph
Sarah
Innocene
Sarah Daker
Rae
Gus
Sarah Tever
Ralsh
Tia
Fedal
Floor tax imposed on wholesalers under 1917 revenue bill
The 1917 revenue act imposes a floor tax and specific duties on articles sold by manufacturers producers or importers effective October 4 1917. It covers automobiles pianos moving picture films jewelry tennis and sports goods perfumes pills and cosmetics cameras and related items with a separate floor tax rate for wholesalers and jobbers. Sworn monthly returns by manufacturers and importers are required and wholesalers face a 30 day filing window for the floor tax.
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W. C. Dawson
Herald
Conan
Conference Committee
Major Krueger An Army Officer Known For Discipline
Major Krueger an honor graduate of the Army Service Schools served in the Spanish American War and the Philippine insurrection. He previously worked in the Bureau of Military Affairs in Washington and is praised for social qualities. He is fluent in French Spanish and German and noted for intense concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krueger
Army Service Schools
Camp Taylor
Bureau of Military Affairs
Washington
Col. Halstead
Major Krueger
Kroepger
Diederich Receives Gas Mask Service Appointment to France
Fred W. Diederich proprietor of Rose City Pharmacy has been notified to proceed to Indianapolis for recruitment and three weeks of training in Allentown Pa before being sent to France. A Hanover College chemistry standout, his selection rests on ability and achievements, not political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. W. Diederich
Rose City
Gas Mask Defense Service
Indianapolis
Allentown
France
Diederich
Newcastle
Hanover College
Ind
Courier
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Main Street
David Davis
Louisville
Red Cross
George F. Alltizer
Homer L Matthews
Harry Nichols
George Ao Altiver
Teo Bane
Rogeacé
Court News
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph HP Tianna
Jeffersonville
Patna
Ray Conway
Paul
John Hitz
Belle Francisco
Lafayette
Soldiers’ Home
Frank Tosmith
Gutis
Tower Mfg. Co
Ruth Graham
Internal Revenue Officers
Major Walter Krueger
Fred W. Diederich
United States Service
Young Diederich
Wm. F. Diederich
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