Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Marion Semi Weekly Leader in Marion, Illinois

We have 16,530,671 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Marion Semi Weekly Leader

Location

Marion, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1921

Page

1

Balfour After Dramatic Speech Accepts Armament Terms

British Premier Arthur Balfour and Baron Kato of Japan accepted key armament limits proposed by Secretary Hughes. Balfour voiced reservations on submarine construction while praising the overall program. Japan welcomed the plan as a path to world peace and reduced wasteful spending. Secretary Hughes called the acceptances a basis for proceeding at the conference.

Washington, D.C Arthur’ J. Ere British Empire Baron Kato Japan State Hughes Washington, D. C Armasires Grout ‘ Merly Arthur J. Balfour Balfour Fatfourin Naval America Geo- Trenas Leesbarnes Toa Tokio Lloyd -George Harding

Five Year Old Burned To Death In House Fire

Hazel Lucile Edwards five years old died hours after her dress caught fire from a grate while playing with her sister near Corinth. Parents G B H Edwards brothers and sisters George eleven Helen nine Laura two survive. Mineral services held at home and burial at County Line cemetery.

Hazel Lucile Edwards G. BH. Edwards Corinth Bracher George Helen Laura County’ Line Cemetery

City reports eight auto accidents in Marlon area

Monday night city commissioners removed the traffic cop post and on Tuesday Marlon saw eight automobile accidents with damage over two thousand dollars. Accidents ranged from minor fender benders to cars burning and serious damage. Notable incidents include A B Alsbrook backing into D Younkins car with both wheels off and minor damage and Atkinson Bakery’s truck colliding with Arch Iven’s Ford at North Market and Union streets. both vehicles damaged and towed, with no injuries reported for Ralph Carter or Mr Ivey.

Marlon A. B. Alsbrook D. Younkins Atkinson’s Arch Iven North Market Union Streets Ralph Carter Alkingon Mr. Ivey

Marion Chamber Sees Hope for Better Train Service

The Marion Chamber of Commerce met at city hall with strong attendance. Members endorsed the city directory as accurate and heard an encouraging report on improved Marion to St Louis train service. Charlies Richard Edrington of the Illinois Retail Merchants association spoke to the group. A brief after-meeting planning session followed.

Marion Charlies Richard Edrington Fieldsecretary Ilinois Retail |Merchants Association Tricative

Springfield hosts annual county farming bureau meeting

Springfield awaits the annual bureau gathering of farm representatives from about 90 county bureaus. The executive committee of the farmers organization plans to set 1982 policies at the meeting. Mrs Ine Roberts returned to Nelson Tuesday after a short Marion visit with relatives.

Agricultural. Association Ita Vangua Meating Chicagorwas Ine Roberts Nefison Marion Ieera Rn Sizupeon Maperts

Believe Death By Own Action Alive May Be In Egypt

Mathel Shepherd who vanished after reportedly planning to bury himself in cold Ohio waters is believed alive in Egypt or elsewhere. He left a farewell note to wife Mrs Lora Shepherd and was seen boarding a northbound train from Paducah Union Station on the Carbondale line.

Ohio Mathel Shepherd Lora Shepherd Paducah Shepherd Paducah Lon Union Station W. F P. Harris Ta “Union Station Carbondale

First Marriage in Parish Park Unites Porter and Jarrett

Ray C. Porter of Vergennes and Miss Flava Jarrett of Carterville wed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roberts in Parish Park Place on a Saturday evening officiated by Reverend J. W. McKinney. The bride and groom are children of Carterville residents, plans call for a home near Vergennes, with light refreshments served after the ceremony.

Ray C. Porter Vergennes Flava Jarrett Carterville Ivan Roberts Parish Park Place J. W. McKinney Addi Alfred Jarrett R. B. Porter Fle Ruben Porter Mia James Flint Hazel Cline Velma Porter Messra Valley Leslie Porter Maggie Cochran Lewis Pettit William, Hart Ted Floyd Bar Jones Clarence Hart Dorthy Flossie Hart Murphysboro Cecil Roberts Myrtle Rushing Jaufita Fox Frenchie Roberts Bonita Roberts Ruth McKinney Fernley Roberts James Roberts A. J. Roberts

Mrs Cantrell Called by Death in Goreville

Mrs. Julia Ann Cantrell widow of Dudley Cantrell died at her home on route 1 Goreville on Monday. Funeral held at Moulob cemetery Tuesday at 1 pm. She was born in 1249 and endured long illness with several relatives present. She was a member of the Tree Baptist church and lived in the county all her life. The piece notes neighbors mourning her passing.

Tumercutosia Aveines -Vickim Julia Ann Cantrell Dudley Cantrell Goreville Moulob Cemetery Pan Cantrell Anther Cunband Rowland Josephine Durim Tree Ba Shev

Origin of Marion's Name Explored by Readers

In a Republican issue a query asks how Marion got its name. Milton Whitlock cites his mother Mary Whitlock who recalled Robert Marion the log shack merchant at the public square as the town’s namesake. Captain Hendrickson believes it honors General Francis Marion the Swamp Fox of South Carolina. Additional readers may send further information.

Republican Marion Miltom Whitlock Mary B. Norman Whitlock Wmn. Hendrickson Hendrickson Francis Marion South Carolina Tennessee Comigs Carolinas Illinois Wwe

Public hearing on Marion sewerage plant continues

City commissioners attended the continued public hearing on Marion sewerage disposal plant. A. B. McLaren heads the Marion committee which inspected both Marion and Springfield plants. The panel found Springfield’s plant network satisfactory and Marion’s plan similar, with cost estimates near 14 000 for the old project and about 100 000 for the Marion expansion. A vote to buy land and proceed was postponed to next Monday night.

Springfield Marion A. B. McLaren Elini. Leach W. L. Dunston P. J. Swan I M. Stotlar Crab Orchard Creek Minois Preaent

Large Enrollment At State University For This Semester

At Urbana Champaign and Chicago campuses enrollment rises to about 9 084 students this semester with figures by school showing liberal arts 611 commerce 1877 education 4 engineering 1655 am a icus 989 music B t law 128 library 0 and graduate 529 at Urbana Chicago campuses medicine 251 dentistry 200 pharmacy 259 total 9084 urban a nov 14 reliefment for this reached a total of ident student sitnels aecoy today

University of Ng Urbana-Champaign Chicago Dentistry Urbana Aecoy

New Pastor Returns to Second Baptist Church in Marion

Reverend P. A. Hill resumes as pastor of Second Baptist Church in Marion. He notes rising attendance, appeals for city moral and religious improvement, and invites community prayers, council, and cooperation. The church rooms and local meetings are listed, with families relocated to 1609 W. Cherry Street during transition.

Second Baptist Church Ewitie Marion Jesus Christ Christ Paul 2

Memorial Services Held for Bishop W R Lambruth

The Methodist church in South held a memorial Sunday evening for Bishop W R Lambruth. Mrs W T Granim led a talk on A Missionary Ancestry and Mrs A M Stickway read on his life as Missionary and Founder. Miss Parlee read a poem A Hero Passes as Rev A M Sera gave a tribute sketch of the bishop’s life and labors.

Methodian Church South W. R. Lambruth W.T. Granim A. M Stickway Missionery Pionder Ruth Aikman Alk Baer Bish Mariam Walkerdorff Walter B.aes Christian Miss Parlee A. M. Sera Iife Igte

Dr Waters Returns After 1921 Racing Season

Dr Waters came back to Marion on Friday after closing the 1921 racing season in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. He reports a lengthy tour with five fast horses and a revival in pacing across the country drawing large crowds at events. He spent part of the summer in Canada and plans further circuits.

DR. Waters Marion Pittsburg Waters Canada

Dramatic Club Presents Neighborhood Play at Marion High

The Marion Township Dramatic Club will stage its first public entertainment on Wednesday November 28 at Marion High. Miss Mary L Glisson directs readings and Miss Verna Church the music with a royalty play Neighbors by Zonafale as the feature. The cast includes Bonnie Holler Gladys Kelley Wilmer Bain and others, with nearly $1000 in new stage equipment funded by the school.

Marion Township Mary L. Qlisson Verna Church Muale Zonafale Miss Glisson Saries Robbie Lee Stroudene Bonnie Holler Music

Indians Pow Wow trip noted in Marion visit

Dr A W Springs and Dr Indie McLain Springs of Dewnaine returned from Detroit where they attended the Society of American Indians annual Pow Wow. Dr Birdie McLain Springs presented A plea for the American Indian while daughter Fannie Ann Springs sang My Country 'tis of Thee to end.

A. W. Springs Indie McLain Springs Dewnaine Marion Detroit Society of American Indians Birdie McLain Springs

Funeral for Aged Pastor Ambrose Held in Vienna

William Carlton and Rom Rodi attend the funeral of Rev. Ambrose Carlton. The long time Baptist minister preached 70 years and rests at Vienna. He lived with his son Sith Carlton, formerly of Marion, and left three children and a daughter in the west. Vienna banks closed in respect.

William Carlton Rom. Rodi Ambrose, Carlton Buncombe Willian’ Carlton Carlton Min@is Sith Carlton Marion Grant Jim Vackoy Vienna Banka

New Orpheum Theatre Nears Completion

Manager Ellis reports rapid progress on the new Orpheum Theatre with opening plans undecided. The 2,100 seating capacity for convention use includes detailed plans for plaster work, marble lobby tiles, dual ticket offices, modern automatic machines, and a robust heating and air system.

Orpheum Bilis Mesars Yamm Reid & Hayes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kato Senter Bowie Mrr Carnee Hazel Edwardes Grate Chamber of Commerce St. Louis Bureau Saniary Egypt Tenth Street Humbolt Tenn Parish Park Ray Porter Arthur Vanzandt Weaver Hiv Owife Talian Italia Iinois Hays Cal Paneae Id Hataiiton Gilespie Wilsonville Roma Sawyerville Ill St.Louis Worman Bir Arthur Norman Hy Jras Pace State University Second Baptist P. A. Hill Bishop Lamruth The Methodist Church South Giamon Dramtic Club Zona Gale Bain Philip Lewis Inez Gladys Kelley Peter Wilmer Izra Able Pauline Brown Marian Maxey Moran Mya Miisworth Talt- Wome Alice Grant Cleo Dorria Ruby Mogke Elbert True Vin Bibere Jr Tie’ Party Mrs. C. Prown Waurika, Okia Ellis Wills Jolnewn City Burt Sedhey Johnston City Mise John Barlow Edgar A. Gueet New Aml Allbrook Bros
Search Courier

Search the Marion Semi Weekly Leader Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Marion Semi Weekly Leader?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication