Bankers to Meet Here in May
Annual convention of the Southern Illinois Master Bakers Association to be held in Carbondale on May 10 with state officers present. W T Atkinson attended the regular inter meeting. a large attendance is hoped with speakers from Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Islinois Master Baker's Association
W. T. Atkinson
Carbondale
Islis Master Baker's Association
Hich
Roberts Hotel
Elks Home
Alnson
Chica
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Death of Candolph child in Marion area Card
Little Helen Lenora Randolph died Thursday of scarlet fever at age 3 years 5 days. She was born at Creal Springs September 9. She is survived by her parents George and Marie Randolph and sisters Thelma 14 and Frieda 9. Funeral at 10 a m Friday private by Rev A M Bird, Maplewood cemetery. Other notices include local visits and a marriage license for Lulu Felts and J Hastings in Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Jula Calvin
Loren Calvin
Attoon
Hudgens & Scobe Undertaking
Goddard Chapel
J. W. Meinney
Maplepod Cemetery
Calvin
New Burnside
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Lulu Harrell
Albert Harrell
Gh Travelstead
Noah Irell
Fred Harrell
Irondale
Elgis Bowman
Helen Lenora Randolph
Mall
George and
Matie Randolph
Creal Springs
Thelma
Frieda
A. M.ird
Maplewood Cemetery
Bandy Secures Second Place on State Rep Ballot
Telegraphic report notes W. A. Bandy of Marion will hold second position on the state representative ballot in the district. Curren of Mounds filed the first petition, Bandy filed the second, followed by Choissar of Benton and McClintock of Benton in filing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bandy
Marion
Charles Curren
Mounds
Mr. Bandy
Maron
Carl Choissar
Benton
John McClintock
Herrin Store Robbery Reports Theft at Local Market
Herrin on February 10 special report says the Grocery and Meat Market owned by Mrs. Kelley N. Griffin at 202 South 15th Street was entered by robbers Wednesday evening. A quantity of cigarettes and cigars were taken along with other items. complete inventory pending. The cash register and two other items were also taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Kelley N. Griffin
South 15Th Street
Warning to Garage Workers on Car Exhaust Dangers
State health officials relay United States Public Health Service findings that car exhaust gases contain lethal levels of carbon monoxide. Open garage doors before starting engines, avoid running in closed spaces, ventilate pits, and ensure no leaks when using exhaust for heating. Victims require fresh air and artificial respiration until a physician arrives. Also note Mrs. Hubert Ozment assisting a Presbyterian Dorcas candy sale in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
State Department of Public Health
United States Public Health Service
Ilinois Health Department
United States
Hubert Ozment
Paulton
Marion
Presbyterian Dorcas
Wife of Former Herrin Teacher Dies in Johnston City
Johnston City Feb 10 Mrs John Culbreth died Thursday afternoon at her home Funeral services at First Baptist Church Marion Rev J W McKinney to officiate Survivors include her husband former North Side school Herrin and a few week old baby Interment at Marion cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
John Culbreth
First Baptist Church
J. W. McKinney
Marion
North Side
Herrin
Civic Welfare Agricultural Bureau Organizes in Marion 1922
At a Greater Marion Association meeting the Civic Welfare Agricultural Bureau was formed and officers elected for 1922. E T Hudgens was named president with J R Bradbury as vice president and C R Cdringtom as secretary. Directors include W K Galeener Arno Bratten Rev Dr A M Laird Mrs W C Paisley and Dr A M Edwards. The group planned Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girl activities and playground improvements while studying electric service quality and offering aid to city commissioners to curb fire hazards. Regular meetings will be on the fourth Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Marion Association
Civic Welfare Agricultural Bureau
E. T. Hudgens
J. R. Bradbury
C. R.cdringtom
W. K. Galeener
Arno Bratten
A. M. Laird
W.C. Paisley
A. M. Edwards
Program for Teachers Meet at Marion Township High School
County Superintendent J W McKinney has arranged the final county teachers meeting to be held at Marion Township High School on Saturday February 26 Speakers include Dr C L Green editor of School News The program prepared by Arno Bratten C J Davis Lyman Davis Kate Ferrell and Mariel Dunaway features a devotional lecture demonstrations and round table discussions with primary intermediate grammar and high school sessions including standards of attainment for promotion to high school and mathematics and English discussions. Miss Frier and Mia Wells of Benton Daily News visited Marion Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McKinney
Marion Township
C. L. Green
Taylorville
School News
Arno Bratten
C. J. Davis
Lyman ©. Davis
Kate Ferrell
Mariel Dunaway
W. P. Throgmorten
L. Green
Chaiman
Victrola
Grace Walker
Mayme Walker
Alice Manning
Lulu Doerr
C. J. Ramsey
Mabel Finley
W. G. Lathrop
Bessie N. Klotszche
Nat Boomer
B. F. Parr
John R. Creek
John F Smith dies near Scottsboro at 67
John Fancois Smith died at his home near Scottsboro at 10 20 p m on Wednesday age 67 years 7 months 4 days born Thompsonville January 4 1854 married Amanda Romans January 1 1881 four of five children survive Robert Elmer Austin Osea Smith all of Marion funeral at Scottsboro Baptist Church at 11 a m Friday conducted by Reverends Browning and Slagel The United Mine Workers member was a farmer and coal miner and Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fancois Smith
Scottsboro
Thompsonville
Mr. Smith
Amanda Romans
Benton
Rs. Smith
Robert B. Smith
Elmer Smith
Austin Smith
Osea Smith
Marion
V. L' Smith
C. B. Smith
Naylor Mo
Mary Hall
Viola Romans
Francis Coulter
St. Louis
Laura Romans
Smith
United Mine Workers
Baptist Church
Scottsboro Baptist Church
Browning and
Slagel
First Filings Open for County Race on Filing Day
Friday marked the first day to file for county offices as candidates crowded the county clerk’s office at eight in the morning. Ballot order was decided by lot to ensure equality. Candidates included W. F. Slater and A. D. Morgan for County Judge, BE H. Scobey and S. E. Storme for County Clerk, Aud Parks and Melvin Thaxton for County Treasurer, George Galligan and John Schafer and Ed Heaton and Ed Gulley for Sheriff, and J. W. McKinney and John Arms for Supt. of Schools. Johnston City resident John Arms announced for Sheriff and HU. A. Wilson for Sheriff. placement will follow filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H. H. Seobey
W. F. Slater
A. D. Morgan
BE. H. Scobey
S. E. Storme
Aud Parks
Melvin Thaxton
George Galligan
John Schafer
Ed Heaton
Ed Gulley
J. W. McKinney
John Arms
Johnston City
HU. A. Wilson
Hurst-Bush
British Troops Move To Quell Belfast Riots
Britain to deploy four battalions to Belfast to restore order amid rioting between Orange men and Sinn Feiners. Last night machine guns suppressed clashes as crowds battled police. Ulster leaders deny Irish Republican Army raids, while abducted Orangemen remain detained. Local notices list residents in Marion and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfast
Great Britain
Belfast
James Craig
Reform
Irish
Republican Army
Ulster
Irish Republican Army
Londonderry
Plan to Certify Drinking Water on Rail and Lake Vessels
Springfield Illinois February 10 the Illinois department of public health and the United States Public Health Service discuss cooperative plans to certify drinking water supplies on railroad trains and lake steamers to ensure a pure water supply. Director Isaac D Rawlings and H F Ferguson met government representatives including A B Gornom and A L Dopemeyer Jr both Sanitary engineers from Chicago with the Great Lakes Sanitary District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Mminoig Department of Public Health
United States Public Health Service
Isaac D. Rawlings
Illinois Department
H. F. Ferguson
Division of Sanitation
State Department
A. B. Gor
Great Lakes Sanitary District
A. L. Dopemeyer, Jr
Chicago
Red Spot Paint and Glass opens new Marion store
The Red Spot Paint and Glass Company opens a wholesale and retail house in Marion at 311 West Main Street under Otto Behrens. The long familiar Red Spot paints and varnishes will be stocked locally, replacing prior shipments from the factory, and the business community welcomes the new wholesale outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Spot Paint and Glass Company
Marion
Otto Behrens
Daily Republican
K.p.masonic
West Main Street
Debaters Win Home and Away for Marion Team
Harrisburg and Marion Township High School debated at Marrisburg and the Christian church. Marion won the hometown decision. Harrisburg spoke against compulsory arbitration while Marion urged it for labor capital and public. Judges from Mt Vernon Anna and Murphysboro upheld Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisburg
The
Christian Church
Harrisburg
Marion Township High School
Marion
Arno Bratten
H. S
Homer Butler
Tom Gaskins
Tay Crowell
Ward Shaw
Philip Lewis
Miss Trances Erwin
Do. R. Graves
Mt. Vernon High School
O. M. Swank
Anna
Miss Taggart
Murphysboro High School
Harrisurg
Lee Palmer
Lowell Stewart
Marshall Walker
D. L. Dumond
C. H. Bonnell
Vietors Om
Labor and the American Legion Reach Common Ground
National Commander Hanford MacNider states The American Legion supports organized labor. He rejects strikes or violence by outsiders, urges cooperation with the American Federation of Labor, and asserts shared goals of public decency, property protection, and community safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
American Federation of Labor
Kansas City
American
Trades and Labor Assembly
United States
Tehir
Big Muddy River Threatens No 9 Mine Output
In Murphysboro Illinois the Big Muddy River again risks flooding No 9 mine. Drainage is keeping the bottom workable while pumps run. Miners expect 18 more months of work if the flood holds, though some fear access to coal may not occur before April 1 amid possible nationwide strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Doctors endorse Marion City Hospital by Williamson County group
The Williamson County Medical Association met Tuesday night with large attendance. Dr C K Lilly of East St Louis gave the principal address and Dr BE Woodside outlined financing for Marion City Hospital seeking moral and financial support from local doctors. The association unanimously adopted a resolution pledging to assist the Marion City Hospital Committee in securing funds and to inform the press and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County Medical Association
C. K. Lilly
East St. Louis
BE. BE. Woodside
Marion City
Marion City Hospital Committee
Marion
Williamson County Association
Marion City Hospital
Williamson County Fair to Feature Record 1922
The 1922 Williamson County Fair promises the largest event yet with races, fine displays, and three nights of fireworks. Three afternoon free acts include the Tennell Comedy Circus and Kearnan Brothers, plus an acrobatic act. Open Sept 12 to 15 with premium lists and new features under Marion directors W Dunston and F Miles and Johnston City director E. Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Frank Miles
Marion
Vick
Johnston City
Decatur
State Association of County Fairs
Gordon Fireworks Company
Tennell Comedy Circus
Kearnan Brothers
Funeral for Randolph Child Died of Scarlet Fever Held
Funeral services for Helen Lenora Randolph daughter of Mr and Mrs George Randolph were held Saturday morning after her death from scarlet fever Thursday afternoon. Rev A M Laird conducted the service and interment followed in Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lenora Randolph
Mra
George Randolph
A. M. Laird
Maplewood Cemetery
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Mattoon
Trabeculosis
Scheol
Indianapolis
Ind
Bej
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Farmer-Labor Party
Candolph
David Jones
Harry Sutherland
Enston City
Harry Boston
Farbon
Felts-Hastings
Lulu Felts
J. Hastings
Tulsa
Okla
G. Carter
Pitshure Frday
E. Carter
U. S. Public Health Service
Marton Cemetery
T. Hudgens
Greater Marion Association Group
Ast County
Miss Frier
Mia. Wells
Benton Daily News
Marion Daily Republican
John Smith
Dispatch
Roy Browning
Robert Torrance
J. J. Newton
Route One
Charles Murrah
South Holland Street
A. B. Edwards
Crab Orchard
RED Spot” Store
K. P.masonic Building
Labor and the
Legion
Marion Hospital
Next Fair
Randolph
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