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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
Relatives of Garvaya have received word of a boyd rival event at Pal with Madison Shobi noted in the weekly edition. The notice references the Herald Company subscription details and a yearly rate of one dollar in advance.
A local reception hosted near Carrollton concluded with several attendees including Mrs. Mittheeaw and Mr. and Mrs. street figures. Visitors from Dayton and WW joined in a friendly morning event at Laura Masfield’s residence, with card exchanges and light refreshments.
A mixed local update records travel plans for education at Notre Dame University and Economy Jod, visits by Mrs. Albert Watts and Mrs. Elias Scott, and notices from private Ralph Rechew. It mentions Rev. George de Marouv’s appointment as superintendent, upcoming conference activities, and community changes with several names and locations noted.
The readable portions describe a westward train disruption with no trains from the east, hearings referenced, and scattered mentions of people and places. The text mixes disjointed dialogue and observer notes, with partial phrases about gates, tracks, and a memorial tone.
Emery Pooher died at Deaconess Hospital Louisville after appendicitis surgery. He was 25 years old, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Fisher, a Hanover College and Purdue University graduate who managed his father’s farm. He is survived by a brother Frank M Fisher, member of the County Council of Defense.
A Western traveler in New York meets Margot, Mrs Burrows secretary, and a dream girl who helps him after a taxi episode. He shares loneliness, her understanding gaze and promise to meet again, linking two solitary lives in the city.
Neve Rosevelt, son of the colonel, arrives back in the United States after being wounded in the war. The photograph shows him leaving the hospital at Whitens Bridge as he returns to the country.
British forces report a measured advance toward Palestine with Turkish prisoners and war loot tallied. Arab tribes block railroads and burn bridges as retreating Turks pull back, while preparations for a Senate Finance Committee push unfold amid wartime mobilization.
A Madison woman, Nan Dunkley of 418 N Walnut, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney weakness. She reports back pain, headaches, dizziness, and irregular kidney action improved after use. Sold at Harper's drug store for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the product.
Only nine survivors attended the annual reunion in Columbus on Thursday. Officers elected: President Charles O'Donnell of Columbus, Vice President Walter Twaddle of Brewersville, and Secretary-Treasurer John B. Anderson of Elizabethtown. He that does not save pennies will never have pounds. After one that earns comes one that wastes.
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