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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1927

Page

3

Road bond proposal petitioned for Marshall township 1927

Petition to the Town Clerk of Marshall Clark County Illinois to submit a road bond issue of eighteen thousand dollars for paving an eighteen foot wide concrete road from Marshall north past the high school and cemetery to Clarksville. Names include Joseph Gunder Hugh Ferry W. R. Turman among many signers. Notice requested for April 1927 town election.

Marshall Clark County Ilinois County of Clark City of Township High School Pennsylvania Railroad Marshall Cemetery Clarksville North Sixth Street Pennsylvania Railroad Company Joseph Gunder Carroll EB. Clem Hugh Ferry Sol Handy W. R. Turman Harry QO. Coldren O. H. Robson Gustave Ritter R. L. Riley J."hart Finney J. A. Hutchison Garthur Guinnip Jay Swern W.E. Cork J. W. Wallace Chas. Short E. Seure Harry LeSeure J. F. Hornock John M.rademaker Chas. Brandenstein Clifton Clough Ralph Prevo E. H B. ‘D.morton W. B. Morris S. M. Schol‘field H.M. Dewey S. Cullop Frank Cole F. B. Cole Hester Shipe R. A.mitchell John F. Geheb E. F. White Geo. M. Morgan C. R. Johnson Henry Dietzel C. A. Keiser Harry B. Potter Mark Stewart Fred Clatfelter Chas. Clapp Roas Stewart Mark Johnson Chas. M. Sullins Will Rector Florence J. Whit Tock Albert Sockler Lola Cole D. B. Sowers Mary L. Black Russell Nightlinger Lichtenberger George Ragon Fred Corerendiary Geisert Géo Dy Farris J.ki.kerr Wm. T. Holtenbeck Fred Wieland Town of Marion Mott Woodford Dulaney Said Vandalia Park Marshall Township John Hetherly R. A. Mitchell C. E. Beadle J. H. Dawson James Norton Chas. Lovell George Beuhler Byrd Lycan Clarence Anderson John F. Reed Alford Hadix L. H. Cooley Charles Wieland Daniel Eckel A. A. Shonk J. A. Sweet John W. Jackson James W. Dunn Mike Behner Charlie Hornbrook BE. W. Murphy T. D. Murphy Pearley Babcock Dave Irwin Dan Neff Frank Stewart Jamey Clouse Wm. Clouse Christena Dietz Everett L. Owens Chas. Bierbaum John Bierbaum C. Amacher Emanuel Clouse Cléo Murphy Mary Litteral G. H. Rayhel H. Horner Robert Davidson F. M. Rhoads Jesse Norton Harriet McMullen Ernest Garner Annie Wilson Stella Petty True Booth E. B. Behner B. F. Johnson Victor Janney Frank Hoenig Hzra Robinson Homer Guinnip M. I. Tingley W. Murphy James J.rose W. F. Hutchinson Virgil Hurst John H. Davison Ben le Gore Carl V. Taubeneck G. W. Hurst John W. Lewis John B. Scholfield Robi. Thompson James Perry Hannah Perry W. E. O’gara James M Lycan Timothy Babcock John Phillips George Bierbaum Joe Ellington Frank Rayhel J. W. McMullen Fred Morgan John Davis John Layton Lucinda Layton Frank Triplett Harry Gardner John McKinzie Charles Phillips Will Kibby L. O. Phillipp Abe Bamesberger Melvin Norton J. H. Myers Harriet B.myers Norman Bennett L. Bamesberger Ruth Stewart Rob Finkbiner Edgar Schumaker H. W. Findley S. R. Prevo J. E. Gallagher C. M. Bubeck W. R. Findley Wm. Ferris Jaméy Curran

Town election bonds proposed for road improvements in Marshall

Freeholders petition Town Clerk Marlon Mott to notify voters that the next annual town election will include a bond question for road construction and maintenance totaling 48 500 dollars. The petition lists six road segments and routes within Marshall, Clark County Illinois, as key projects to be funded by the bonds.

Marlon Mott Marshall County of Clark State of Illinois

Carpenter Family Social Round Unites Extended Kin

Local notes describe Friday gatherings with Mary Carpenter, Clara Williams, Henry Miller and family, Florence, and T A Carpenter visiting Ben Miller. Sunday dinners include Hugens Arbuckle, Otis Williams, Mrs Otis Williams and children, Bonnie Arbuckle, Frances Miller, Wilma Carpenter, and several extended relatives. Carl Carpenter and Wesley Carpenter visited Terre Haute. Carl also spent Sunday with ill Enoch Wyrick. Dorothy and Dean Miller stayed with Mrs Henry Miller.

Mary Carpenter Clara Williams Henry Miller Florence Harry Carl T. A. Carpenter Ben Miller Hugens Arbuckle Otis Williams Enoch Wyrick Bonnie Arbuckle Frances Miller Y. A. Carpenter Wilma John Carpenter Harry Higginbotham John Higginbotham Wesley Carpenter Terre Haute Carl Carpenter Dorothy Dean Miller

Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Sperry Claypool and children visited Mr and Mrs Will Combs. Russell Hutchings and family from Arthur stayed with their parents. Ophir Claypool and family visited Terre Haute while Ophir and Harold Claypool and wives were there. Ralph Goeckler from Marshall visited his parents. Sam Boldinger and three Bear Oilfield children stayed with Wm Melton. J W Hutchings and wife from Martinsville visited their son Christian and family.

Clarence Goeckler Sam Boldinger Bear Oilfield Wm. Melton J. W. Hutchings Martinsville Christian

Ohio Chapel Sunday S

The record notes 35 attendees at Sunday school. A 10 pound girl was born Sunday March 27 to Mr and Mrs Vernie Davidson. Miss Ida Craig visited Miss Alma and Grace White Sunday morning. Bonnie Collier spent the weekend with her sister and grandparents near Snyder. Funeral of Bert Bartlett was held Saturday. he was brother to Will Bartlett of this vicinity. Alex Craig was in Robinson Sunday for treatment. Farris and family of West Union visited Mr and Mrs John Devidson. Mrs Carroll Craig spent Sunday with Ida Craig. Mrs John Holler was in Mise Mima and Grace White Thursday.

Vernie Davidson Ida Craig Alma Grace White Bonnie Collier Snyder Bert Bartlett Willi Bartlett Alex Craig Robinson Odd Farris West Union John Devidaon Carroll Craig Ida John Holler Mise Mima Grace “White

Weekend visits and family gatherings noted

Eugene Mattis spent the weekend with homefolks. Mrs John Alexander and 500 Gar net and Mrs Earl Arbuckle and son Hershel called on Miss Grace White Thursday morning. John Holler was a Marshall visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs R A Ogle spent Sunday with Perce Crumlin and family. Miss Irene Craig stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Davidson Monday night. Mr and Mrs Bert Fiscus of Newman spent Sunday evening with Alma Grace and Robert White. Mrs Fiscus remained for a few days. Oscar Spangler sawed wood for Sam Mattis last Monday. Mr and Mrs Elijah Sims and children spent Monday with Sam Mattis and family. Mrs Eugene Arbuckle and children and Mrs Warl Arbuckle called on Miss Grace White Monday morning.

John Holler Marshall R. A. Ogle Perce Crumlin Irene Craig John Davidson Bert Fiscus Newman Alma Grace Robert White Fiscus Oscar Spangler Sam Mattis Elijah Sims Eugene Arbuckle Warl Arbuckle Grace White

Residents Visit and Family Gatherings Reported

Snyder R M Clements returns from Florida for the winter. Several families and individuals including Mrs N R Myles with son Louis, Mrs Adam Liffick, Mrs Robert Buckle, Miss Alice Collier, and Mrs Lawrence Hollenbeck with daughter Helen visit or host throughout the week. Names from Terre Haute Prather Marsh Marshall and Riley areas appear among visitors and weekend guests.

R. M. Clements Florida N. R. Myles Louis Ola Collier Adam Liffick Robert Buckle Lawrence Hollenbeck Helen Bert Wait Harold Mary Palmer Cornwell Henry Bohn Nellia Will Hilbert Alice Collier Mary Hutchinson Fred Boles C. C. Collier Charles Norris Terre Haute Edward Norris Louisa Norris Elizabeth Jeffers Henry Bradley Auburn Prairieton Clarence Coller Qovie Draper Daisy Margaret Gallatin Marshall Russell Henderson Ovien Draper Will Kramer Tommy Wilson Riley Indiana Mary Henderson Clara Walls Nellis Kesler Wayne George Hilbert Ovie Draper Floyd Norris Mayme Conway Nellie Waters

Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Household Projects

Sunday evening gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norris. Ovie Draper assisted Carl Albright with interior decorating. Mrs. Robert Buckle visited Mrs. Palmer Cornwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and daughter from Robinson spent the weekend with Mrs. Lawrence Hollenbeck's family. Otto Nicols and family visited with Robert Buckle and the Clem ents. Rev. John Carpenter of Marshall spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohn and daughter Nellie.

Edward Norris Ovie Draper Carl Albright Robert Buckle Palmer Cornwell Vq Charles * Taylor Robinson Lawrence Hollenbeck Otto Nicols R. M. Clements John Carpenter Marshall Henry Bohn Nellie

Horticultural Demonstrations Stress Early Orchard Care

R. S. Marsh of the University of Illinois led two Clark County orchard demonstrations. He noted trees planted after plowing under sweet clover grew larger than those set a year earlier on unfertilized soil. At G Cunningham’s 18 acre peach orchard no peach borer was found, and a Walter Cline farm demonstration praised sweet clover use.

R. S. Marsh The University of Ilinois Clark County Mr. Marsh G ©. Cunningham Walter Cline Cline

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