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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
2
Funeral notice and family tributes in Madison
Fragmentary obituary items from Madison mention a funeral for Stew art and references to Mrs blass ing tram tes e her sister VP Miss Feiz leaving for an inn and days away in Penn. Additional scrawled notes cite family members and a board discussion surrounding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blassing
Miss Feiz
So Tote Tye Inn
End
Pee Ny
Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth Weber 74 in Nebraska
Mrs Elizabeth Cecelia Weber died after a weeklong illness at the home of her brother in Pawnee City Nebraska aged 74. She leaves a husband Louis Weber and children among a large family including five sisters and several brothers. Funeral plans expected in the Lutheran church with attendance from relatives and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Les Matis
Cecelia Weber
Mis
Dhabot
South
Tjeotae Weber
Feo
Tsao
Thas Mine
Oy Seoosappsan
Waltes Thearnap Pond
Adet
Mion
Mir Marv Themier
Bearoop Proshdin
Dnd Sands
Eutelsat
Borin Karly
Twethepee Brothers
Messrs
Caples Nichbaus
Fan
Merv
Padies
Carrollton
Carroll Craig
Mount Hill
Craig
Hebron Fall Festival and local notices from Madison
The notice announces the Hebron Fall Festival on October 17 to aid the Red Cross. It also lists several local items: Private Fred Peddie arriving home overseas, marriage licenses issued to Wo Schrether and Wallice, and Margueson and Pearcer in Jefferson County. Also mentioned are school events, a moving tram at Purdue, and staff changes at Columbus public schools and Notre Dame visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Red Cross
Mro
James Peddie
Fred Peddie
Clerk Prewatt
George Wo Schrether
Tlodeemie G. Wallice
Oseph Margueson
Elizabeth Pearcer
Tefferson County
Manville
Mero William Bowenar
Tis
Miro
Charles AL Bowroan
Betton
Tatarette
Purdue University
Letter from Private Clarence Panter in France Surprises Father
Hunter on West Main Street receives a letter from Be Joon Private Clarence Panter of Company B Watch Machine Gun Battalion. Panter, long mourned dead since August 5, writes from the trenches in France, sending news and gratitude for daily papers. Local war notes and a police pursuit are briefly mentioned amid his cheerful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots. Hunter
West Main Street
Wats
Be Joon
Clarence Panter
Watch Machine Gun Battalion
France
War Department
Hister
Pauly
Poe Fetter
Thas
Death notices and obituaries spark Wayne era mourning
A flood of obituary notices from Fort Wayne and nearby communities recalls the death of several residents. Private Liuater of Madison is noted in a military context. Charles Peters Meotiter, a druggist and civic leader of Fort Wayne, is mourned along with a widow and three children. Services and funeral arrangements are listed for Wayne area figures as the community contemplates loss.
Clarence Skidmore Dead in Jefferson County
Clarence Skidmore died at 7:00 PM at his grandparents home on West Main Street after six months in hospital care. He was among Jefferson County’s early registrants sent to Camp Wayne in Kentucky. Funeral services were held at his West Main Street residence with burial in Springdale Cemetery. The Liberty Loan push notes a shift in desks once used by a German propagandist now repurposed by the Liberty Loan Organization for the Fourth Liberty Loan starting September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Maros
Joseph Skidmore
Mro
Bert Hunter
West Main Street
Phe
Jefferson County
Camp Waylor
Dovelock
Springdale Cemetery
Liberty Loan
Mitchell Pariner
Action Property Custodio
New York
New York Liberty Loan Organization
A Good Slogan. What good is your money if we don't win the wart
Historical note hints at wartime propaganda urging financial support emphasizing victory. The fragment suggests a slogan framing money as essential to win the war rather than a mere donation. It underscores public mobilization through economic support during conflict.
Jefferson County to Represent Volunteer Medical Service Corps
The Central Governing Board appoints a Jefferson County representative for mobilization and enrollment in the Volunteer Medical Service Corps. Dr ROW Cochran named county rep. Casper Krebs to manage local store transition after acquiring J Spielbach & Co. Metropolis. Grace Graves attends Louisville funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Spencer Mc Rice
Moth
Rose Dispensiry Bidp
Indianapolis
Willan J. Gott
Capital
Tndtinapolis
AM. Hhayden
Jevansville
Volunteer Service Corps
Volunteer
Medieval Service Corps
Row. Cochran
Casper Krebs
Krebs Clothing Co
Metropole
J. Spielbach & Co
Metropolis
Wheat crop production slips in September report
The September crop condition survey shows total wheat production around 1.9 billion bushels with mixed changes across regions. Corn and other staples show varying yields while a newly described submarine safety concept appears in Popular Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washbington
Madison Sept To Marketing At Red Cross Fair
Miss Alene Oliver left for Oxford Ohio to attend college this winter. Bernard Scudder of Vevay left for Pope North Dakota to attend school. Linda Clements departed for Osford Ohio to reenter Cisford College for the winter. Ethel Mummert and Dora Stegner of Cincinnati are guests of Mrs. Doretta Gylander in the city. Clyde Griffith and Gerald Scudder of Vevay depart for Lafayette to attend Purdue this fall and winter. Bark Drake of this city left Camp for Chicago Columbus and is now stationed at Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Oliver
Oxford
Ohio
Bernard Scudder
Vevary
Pope
North Dakota
Walleach
Linda Clements
Osford
Cisford College
Ethel Mummert
Dora Stegner
Cincinnati
Doretta Gylander
Spring Street
Clyde Giriffith
Gerald Scudder
Vevay
Lafayette
Purdue
Mr. Bark Drake
Caneinpah
Camp
Sheriman
Domestic dispute over spoiled leftovers in Boston yard
A woman recalls being told to keep food clean by discarding old items daily. The next day the mistress spots odd remains in the yard and questions a helper who claims she threw away the leftovers as instructed. The exchange highlights household duties and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glalda
Wilda
Boston Transcript
Automatic Electro Plating Machine Described
A Scientific American report describes an automatic electro plating system that handles up to 100000 doorknobs or metal parts daily. It uses a 50 foot oval series of tanks with an endless chain and suspended racks moved through dipping solutions. The entire process averages about one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ere
Scientific American
Funeral for Rt Rev Francis Chatard Draws National Church Leaders
The funeral for Francis Silas Marean Chatard bishop of Indiana will be held at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis with Cardinal James Gibbons among expected attendees. The service includes a solemn requiem mass, a burial in the cathedral crypt, and attendance by around twenty bishops and numerous priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis Silas Chatard
Dacdhanapoly
North
Meridian Street
Indianapols
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
James Gibbons
SS. Peter and Vaul
Indianapolis
Ater
Wall
Chartrand Wall
Wall Re
Faellinapolis
Chatard
Cardinal Gibbons
Johin Fulev Pet Detrict
Balthmore
Baltimore
St. Mary of the Wood
St. Mary-of-the-Wood
Sisters of St. Francis
Oldenburg
Sisters of St. Benedict
Ferdinand
Ile
Vatican
Rome
American College
Vatican Council
Epecopal Resieace
Prench
Itallaos
Bishop Chatarg
Francis Silas Marean Chatard
Bornp Marcean
Ferdinand E. Chatard
Seed Treatment for the Stinking Smut of Wheat
Advice on seed sanitation for wheat to prevent stinking smut includes formaldehyde-water mixtures, proper drying, and handling guidelines. Emphasis on not overexposing seed, disinfecting equipment, and storing treated grain. Also brief local notices include a fatal fire, a political trip, and church representatives attending a district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siavelttye
Division of Botany
Department of Agricultural Extension
Pureedue University
Lafayette
Und
Mo R. Sulzec
Indianapolis
Evansville
Liberty Loan
J. M. Ryker
G. W. Augustin
B. F. Donnelly
Joseph Sherman
Wirt
The
Baptist Church
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