Grace Stillhammer Madisonians Wed in Kokomo
Well known Madison residents Frederick Grace Jr and Marjorie Stillhammer were married Monday evening in Kokomo. Grace, a linotype operator for Kokomo Tribune, and Stillhammer, a Hanover native and graduate nurse, will reside in Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Frederick Grace, Jr
Marjorie Stollhammer
Brad
St. Petrick’s Church
Frederick Grace
Kokomo Tribune
Phillip Stilhammer
Hanover
King’s Dauasters Pospital
Kexomo
The
Herald
Grace
Funeral of Mrs Mary Schill Held at St Michael s Church
The funeral of the late Mrs Mary Schill occurred at 9 this morning from St Michael s Church with Rev Mob Guthneck officiating a Requiem High Mass. Interment followed in North Madison Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Peter Graley Clyde Grace John McLaughlin Thomas Howley M A Leonard and Thomas Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schill
St. Michael's Church
Mob Guthneck
North Madison
Messrs
Peter Graley
Clyde Grace
John McLaughlin
Thomas Howley
M. A. Leonard
Thomas Walsh
Funeral Services for Mrs George E Denny Held at Hebron Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home on North Jefferson Street and at Hebron Church in Monroe Township for Mrs. George E. Denny. Rev. Thomas A. Johnson and Rev. S Read McAlpin led the religious services. Interment followed in the church cemetery with six pallbearers named Ian Server Pind Fewell LeRoy Peck fear Porner Roy Gerdes Lawrence Reed. Mrs. Denny's daughter Mrs. Charles Pykes of Racine Ohio arrived last night for the funeral. Brothers and relatives from Detroit and other areas also arrived today.
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Nelson Martin
Winslow
Tad
Pied Grace
Kehome
St. Bernice
Miia Small l
Westport
Florence Stewart
Bethlehem
Anna Hoffman
New Albany
Howard Godlagher
Juan Kempro
Haris Cupper
Detroit
Mich
Samuel Stegerwald
Whch
Mer
Charles Hoffman
Indianapeds
Thoms Watlington
Jett
Pars Cressy
Min
Charles. Pradeises
Irapeico
Sarah Roberts
Francisco
Miahala Francisco
North East Street
Tadiamapelis
Fred J. Foltz
Gseus C. Bear
Ladianapelis
Bolte
St. Vincent Hospital
Kolta
Willam F. Weir
Presbyternian Church
Cloesyo
Frank Prehand
Presbyterian Chaurch
Brownstown
New Albany Presbyters
Hanover
George E. Denny
North Jefferson Street
Aeloch
Hebron Church
Monroe Township
Thomas A. Johnson
Louisville
S. Read MecAlpin
Denny
U. 2
Ian Server
Pind Fewell
LeRoy Peck
Fear Porner
Roy Gerdes
Lawrence Reed
Charles Pykes
Racine
Ohio
Hughes
Lee Chil
Crilds
First Meeting of John Paul Chapter D A R at Milton Rye
Miss Mary Morris hosts the John Paul Chapter D A R gathering in Milton Rye. Members traveled by steamer from Terry wharf to discuss fundraising for the Fourth Ke r ty Leander wheel and tuberculosis prevention efforts. Delegates to the State Conference were named and a telegram announced the death of J M Walker of Hanover township.
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John Paul Chapter
Mary Morris
Milton
Rye
Terry Wharf
Taavlord Crocier
Catpter Amd
Guarsey
Bedter
Huatnoten
Paurth Keerty
DAL B.'s
America
Mary
Beibesheimer
Madison
Evansville
Crozier
Carolyn Ford
Hill
Jennie Johnson
McClelland
E. E. Scott
Hawkins
Ehankins
Local notes from Madison crowd September pages
Voters must register by October 5. Cards announce Corporal Andrew Botts’s overseas arrival. Several locals travel for funerals, church duties, and family illness. Jefferson county gets Liberty Loan drive committee: chair J. W. Cornett and assistants Hl. 5. Moffett, Walter Caplinger, Marcus Rl. Sulzer, Win, Ti Miller, John W. Tevis.
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Marcus S. Sonntag
Evansville
Indiana
Jefferson County
J. W. Cornett
Hl. 5. Moffett
Walter Caplinger
Marcus RL. Sulzer
Win
Ti Miller
John W. Tevis
Madison
Ministers End Presbytery Session Tour From Han
Several ministers and attendees of the New Albany Presbytery in session at Han departed by morning train to their homes. W D Cole Vernon Scott Bedford A A Pratt Crothersville J K Taggart Moderator Jeffersonville F B Stearns Mitchell Terhune New Albany John P Hale Lafayette George L Robertson Chicago R J Perkinson Seymour.
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New Albany
Chicago
R. J. Perkinson
Seymour
Public health and anti tuberculosis society formed
Yesterday afternoon at the Elks home a number of representative citizens met and perfected plans for the organization. Miss Biebesheimer the state nurse presided at the meeting. Officers elected for the coming term include Rev. S. Read McAphin president Mrs Elmer E Scott first vice president Miss Anna Harper second vice president Miss Helen Lauer secretary Mr Robin Graham treasurer and Miss Leah Kronenberger military chairman. Announcement will be made later as to when the first meeting will take place.
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Elks Home
Biebesheimer
Presient
S. Read McAphin
Elmer E. Scott
Anna Harper
Helen Lauer
Robin Graham
Leah Kronenberger
Local Draft Board Expands Questionnaires and Camp Calls
Since midweek the local draft board mails daily questionnaires to about ten percent of men aged 19 to 86, totaling 84 per day. A call for 27 white registrants to Camp Taylor is set between October 7 and 11. George B. Johnson and Herman Jenkins are chosen to fill the quota for two colored men to Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich., Sept 25–27. Water pressure at 100 feet depth is 43.31 pounds.
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Camp Taylor
George B. Johnson
Herman Jenkins
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Funeral Rites For Mrs Steigerwald At St Michaels
Mrs Steigerwald’s funeral was held at St Michaels church this morning with Requiem High Mass. Father Guthneck delivered the sermon and praised the decedent’s life and character. St Michaels choir provided music and Mr William Hllorofft sang Face to Face. burial was in Springdale cemetery. pallbearers included William Wensler Edward McPrenatt George C Lewis and others. many relatives attended from nearby towns and states.
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Steigerwalch
St. Michael's
William H.llorofft
Springdale Cemetery
Messie
William Wensler
Edward Mc Prenatt
Georne C. Lewis
Charles Trever
George Isterserwad
Areh Warren
AWB Capvisgres
Mbps
Mark Reso
Inaendeal
Maser Caney
Deniseville
Wonlera
Vernon
Petra Dseaip
Tharry
Upp
Petra Ceti
Jobin Tartan
Podianapehis
Sarah Beehanan
Hans Ahee
Peach Stones To Coilect States Pood Atmnt
Public notice urges merchants to place conspicuous signs and gathering receptacles for peach stones prune pits and other pits to be dried and sent to the Army via the United States Food Administration. Receptacles set at Cofield Barber and Elmer E Scott stores in Madison. Citizens urged to contribute immediately to help produce charcoal for gas masks.
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Tratton Cais
United States Food Administration
Cofield- Barber Company
Elmer E. Scott Company
Madison
Official Report of 1918 Madison meeting of 82d Regiment Society
Bad weather kept most members away as the 82d Regiment Society held its annual reunion at Madison City Hall. Officers were reappointed for another year, and Madison was chosen as the 1919 meeting site with September dates set near the 1st or 2nd.
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HD TE Bors
Pode Paim
Pres
Woilliam C. Olmstead
Dudkus Madison
Madison
Wilte
Madison Courier
Madison Herald
Vanosdol
William Sharp
Ind
Army of the Potomac
H.W. Kirk
John F. Hammell
Lieut James Report Submarine Sighting Off Fire Island
Mrs. Foster L James received a letter stating Lieut James served on a mine planting ship that was subs m ar in ed off Fire Island. He dates the note September 17 and says he drifted two days before being picked up by a submarine chaser and that several crewmen were lost. Moeuvres near Cambrai and a British capture at an outpost on the Hindenburg line are noted.
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Foster L. James
Lieut. James
Fire Island
Lieut
James
President Proclaims October 12 Liberty Day
President Wilson proclaims October 12 Liberty Day to spur celebrations and support the fourth Liberty Loan Sale. FE. W. Weant of Edinburg Indiana, reported missing in action, is now reported to have returned to duty.
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Washington
Wilson
FE. W. Weant
Edinburg, Ind
Deserioot in on pecent gmyreber of the Tendon Sphere
Fragmentary report describes a device and mechanism involving a bende prone jos and British capture. Visuals note a base, strap, hook release, and a control sequence with a separate bomb switch and safety device.
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Vreder
Res
van Dleetror Toontedoumeb
College Girls Park Guides Pari da Motiteth
A fragmented report describes park guides and local figures in a chaotic scene. It mentions Loree Heche, Bosersise DE, Albert, and a chaotic animal incident with a horse or bull, including a rider and a boy fleeing a fence as a bus approached.
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Bosersise DE
Chaider
Albert Preetuer
Piarhinen
Etee Waieenas
Albert
Abert
Humphreys Witch Hazel Ointment Free Sample Offer
Advertisement urges readers to send for a free sample of Humphreys Witch Hazel Ointment. The notice emphasizes a mailed request and highlights the product's soothing skin relief in a concise promotional blurb.
SICK STOCK BOOK on animal treatments advertised
An historic advertisement for Humphreys Homeopathic Veterinary Medicines listing treatments for horses cattle sheep dogs and other animals. Promotes acu free remedies and cites 156 William Street New York as the address for purchase or inquiries.
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Humphreys
William St
N. Y
59-50 Wheat Program Promotes Voluntary Pledge
New wheat saving program urges voluntary pledges as Allied shortages rise. The Food Administration outlines substitutes for every pound of wheat flour, detailing acceptable alternatives such as corn meal buckwheat and oats and describing consumer guidance and rationing measures to stretch wheat supplies for the allies.
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America
United States
Pheer
Weil
Bers
Eoheiier
eMsurs
Us & Wete
Doere
Food Administration Hints At Shifting Rations In War
The United States Food Administration announces shifting food cuts with more meat available for months while bread rations stay tight. A single meatless day each week remains Tuesday as crop conditions and transport limits drive adjustments to the international food balance.
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United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Arond
America
The
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Vevay
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A. J. Merrett
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Michael Held
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Charles Shingleton
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of Public Health and Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Draft Board Notes
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Nut Sueds
Padla
Ent
Talon Band
AL Whedon
George Leavitt
Lowry Foster
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Fatayetoe
Plea
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Beachore
Oxviaour
David Koshreve
Cartersbury
Richard Day
Sentanta
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Dame
Lo Glenn
Ashland
Moevres
Cambrai
Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine
Willian Street
New York
Alverton
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