Rotary Club Charter Given At Marshall Banquet
At 9 42 p m Thursday March 26 4926 the charter bringing the Marshall Rotary Club into existence passed from Pete Kolb of Mt Carmel governor of the 46th district. Casey was sponsor of the new club with Arthur A Heinlein of Casey as presiding officer. About 200 men attended the meeting signaling a practical social and fraternal organization. Twenty three local men belonged to the club.
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Marshall*Rotary Club
Casey
Arthur A. Heinlein
Harry B. Potter
Marshall Rotary Club
Pete Kolb
Mt. Carmel
Mt. . Carmel
Rotary’ International
Pete
Marshall
Rotary Club
Casey Rotary Club
Hershel R. Snavely
Marshall Club
Perry
Lewis
Maranais
Pictard
Marshall Rotary Club Forms as Town Welcomes New Members
Marshall Illinois hosts charter night for the Marshall Rotary Club with about 200 men in attendance. Casey Glab sponsors the club and Arthur A Heinlein presides. LeRoy Brown of Terra Haute Rotary Club delivers a talk on The Milk of Human Kindness. The event features a birth announcement for little Marabel R. Casey is credited as father of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe A. Mitchel
W. Earl Morris
Harry B. Potter
Lloyd Pulver
Owen H. Robson
Wayne A Satterfield
Hershel R. Snavely
Carl V Taubeneck
Walter R. Turman
Methodist Church
Rotary Fellowship
Casey
Little Marabail R
Marshall
Ilinois
Arthur A. Heinlein
LeRoy Brown
Terra Haute
Dick Simpson
Taylorville
Biven
Fie
Harold Bright
Carroll Clem
E.L. Taylor
Earl Morris
James Colgrove
Ge. ¢. Carroll
Frank Cole
H. R. Snavely
Marshall Club
Harry Parker
Effingham Club
Parker
Baby Club
Marshall Rotary Club
Tuesday Night Call 16 to Report Township Elections
The Herald announces open Tuesday night operation to receive and share township election information by telephone. Readers are urged to call 16 for news delivery and updates in line with the paper’s policy to inform county residents.
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Herald
Rotary Misunderstood and the Education of Fellowship
The account warns Rotary may be misinterpreted by members and cites a speaker’s claim that Rotary is a school where participants learn fellowship fundamentals. It also quotes Edgar A. Guest from Detroit, noting his poem praising Rotary.
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Rotary
Edgar A. Guest
Detroit
Rotary Dream poem on service and brotherhood
A reflective piece extols Rotary values of service to others and selfless effort. It emphasizes giving, honest work, kindness, and unity with neighbors, urging readers to embody the Rotary spirit before life ends.
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Phissis
Rotary
Marshall Boy's Students Excel in Contest
Harrisburg won first place in team ranking and third in individual ranking in the annual high school commercial contest for southern Illinois at Carbondale Normal on Saturday. Raymond Hawker, son of J. L. Hawker of Marshall, teaches in Harrisburg schools. his students secured the top honors under his instruction.
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Harrisburg
Carbondale
Raymond Hawker
J. L. Hawker
Marshall
Hawker
Winter Snow Streak Ends as March Closes
The report notes heavy snowfall culminating on the last day of March with 28 snow events counted this winter including the final March day.
Trade With The Fellows A WD Ad Boosts Local Business
A hometown booster urges readers to support the Fellows A WD advertisements praising their service and value. The plea argues that their ads draw customers to town and benefit the entire community.
Mickie urges readers to use public spaces and waiting rooms
A busy newspaper office urges visitors to be considerate. The speaker recommends the public park and the waiting room at the depot as suitable places to linger, noting the need to avoid loafing in the newsroom.
New April Schedule Adds Mail Train to Local Route
W W Ralston reports No 6 will carry mail east at 4:43 a.m. and Marshall will be a regular stop under the new April timetable. The project updates include new track grading at the local station and taller poles to align lines with the tower, with four miles of track laid toward McKeen.
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Pennsylvania
Ralston
Marshall
McKeen
Easter Church Social and Revival Schedule
Marshall junior C BE plans a social at the parsonage Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. A Good Friday prayer service is set for Mrs. Elsie Bloodworth’s home at 2:30 pm. Revival starts Monday night April 6 with Centenary Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30. Services run nightly this week.
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C. BE
Elsie Bloodworth
Easter Sermons Across Circuit Press Aims
Pastor A V Babbs will preach at Asbury at 10 45 a m and at Oliver at 7 30 p m on The Glory of Our Lord's Resurrection An Easter offering for missions will be collected at all circuit points gathered by the children
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Asbury
Oliver
New Boiler to Be Installed at Local Creamery Plant
O. K. Allen, the Coffeen Illinois plant superintendent, moved his family to the Schwanecke house on South Fourth Street. The new boiler for the Marshall milk condensing plant has arrived with other machinery. When installed the condensing will be done by air instead of water, reducing expenses significantly.
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O. K. Allen
Coffeen, Illinois
C O
Schwanecke House
South Fourth
Coffeen
Sinc
Schwanecke
Marshall
Mr. Allen
Fareu Shipping Association
Clr
Marc
Christian Science Service Times At Pythian Temple
Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 am and Sunday worship at 11 00 o'clock. The midweek testimonial meeting takes place Wednesday evening at 8 00 o'clock and the lesson subject is Unreality.
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Pythian Temple
Squire J. L. May Weds at Noon in Clinton
Squire Seeks May officiated Monday at noon as Clinton couple Clinton 5 and Smitley Wood of Scotland tied the knot. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Russell hosted a celebratory dinner.
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Squire J. L. May
Clinton
Smitley
Chrisman
Addie E! “Wood
Scotland
Squire Seeks May
Russell
Craig Marries Gouple Ys Tuesday Morning Here
Hebert Bennett of Martinsville and Gertrude McNarlan of Casey were married Tuesday by Squire Tom Craig.
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Craig
Hebert Bennett
Martinsville
Gertrude McNarlan
Casey
Squire Tom Craig
Marshall Band Purchases Cathedral Chimes for Summer Concerts
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce band bought a set of cathedral chimes with proceeds from the band play and support from local groups. Valued at 500 dollars, the chimes will be used in summer concerts especially for sacred selections and can be heard over long distances. Harold Bright, band director, notes this is the only set of its kind in the region.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Bright
Marshall Band
Man Arrested On Intoxication Charge In Monday Court
Thomas Griffin was arrested Monday on intoxication charges. He pleaded guilty in Tom Craig's court and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling eight hundred forty dollars. The fine and costs were paid and Griffin released.
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Thomas Griffin
Tom Craig
Griffin
Methodist Howard Leach Leads Easter Services
The service schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with Easter special music by Epworth League and a sunrise service at 6 00 a m The intermediate and evening services are at 7 00 a m and 7 30 p m The cantata The Resurrection and the Life is performed by the chorus choir directed by Mr Harold Bright
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Epworth League
Harold Bright
Evangelical B C Earhart and Guests in April Services
Rev J O Mosier from Van Wert Ohio will speak at Emmanuel church on April 1 at 730 p.m. The last quarterly conference of the conference year follows. The EL C B Easter program is set for Zion church Friday evening April 2 at 745. Easter Sunday services are at Zion and Emmanuel with Rev F S Erne presiding at Emmanuel at 700 p.m. The Ladies Aid meets April 8 at Mrs Eugene Miller’s home.
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J O Mosier
van Wert
Ohio
Emmanuel Church
E LC B
Zion Church
Zion
F S Erne
Terre Haute
Ladies Aid
Eugene Miller
Baptist Pastor Coombs Preaching and Bible Studies Schedule
Pastor Coombs of the Baptist church preaches at 10 45 each second and fourth Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 each week.
Easter Worship and Vesper Services at Congregational Church
Morning worship at 10 45 with theme Easter a Form or a Religious Feast. Vesper at 4 30 with theme He Is Arisen. Bright's Male Chorus to sing. Church school at 9 45. Midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 led by Minister G R Ross.
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Bright
Sunrise and Evening Services Directed by Pastor Mowery
Christian R C Mowery leads Lord's Day events with Sunrise Prayer at 9 30 am and Evening service at 7 30 pm. Bible study by Senior and Junior Endeavor societies precedes the morning worship with themes on the Resurrection and eternal power.
Revival at Baptist Church to Begin Soon
J. Y. Combs, pastor of the Baptist church, will lead a revival starting Sunday, April 11, with services at 7:80 o'clock each night. Frances and Martha Williams were guests at a Terre Haute dinner honoring their forty-ninth wedding anniversary hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garmony.
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Baptist Church
J. Y. Combs
the Baptist Church
Frances
Martha Williams
Richard Garmony
Terre Haute
Fires scorch Martinsville in multiple blazes
A series of fires struck Martinsville last week and this week. Mrs Sallis Lindsey's home suffered partial loss on Wednesday night. Friday at 3:00 am the John Wieland block on Main Street was gutted inside while adjacent structures survived. Monday a small blaze at Wm Willison residence was followed by the destruction of the old T M Sallew saw mill filled with baled hay.
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Sallis Lindsey
Martinsville
John Wieland
Main Street
Wm. Willison
T. M Sallew
Circus Solly by Auxiliary at Pythian Theatre
The American Legion Auxiliary of Clark County Post 90 will present a musical comedy Circus Solly at the Pythian Theatre on next Thursday and Friday nights. Chorus includes Ruth Nolan Mary Bradley Louise Foley Ruth Doll Mary Johnson Genevieve Waldron Virginia McClure Etta Mae Mitchell Ruth Carpenter Mildred Haugh Louise Edwards Mildred Spittler Fern Craig Louise Travaill Alberta Heminghouse Lucille Craig Mildred Craig Virginia Allen Kathryn Mayer Helen Coldren Druscilla Deaner Louise Jones Dorothy Machlan. There is more railroad track to the square mile in Illinois than in any other state and more total mileage than in any state except Texas which is five times as large, according to two bulletins of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Clark County Post No. 90
Solly
Pythian Theatre
Ruth Nolan
Mary Bradley
Louise Foley
Ruth Doll
Mary Johnson
Genevieve Waldron
Virginia McClure
Etta Mae Mitchell
Ruth Carpenter
Mildred Haugh
Louise Edwards
Mildred Spittler
Fern Craig
Louise Travaill
Alberta Heminghouse
Lucille Craig
Mildred Craig
Virginia Allen
Kathryn Mayer
Illinois
Texas
The
Ilinois
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Henry W. Wortman
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O’hair
Howard Leach
Evangelical
B. C. Earhart
Geo. G. Ross
T. M. Sallee
Wieland
the Herald
Frank Lowe
Harry W. Frost
Ogden Fraker
Norman Hennett
Casey Banner-Times
the Kansas Journal
J M Drakeford
John Carpenter
Charleston Courier
J Nelson Baker
James N. Phillippe
J. BF. Hornbrook
Reno Maurer
Paris Daily Beacon
Paris Daily News
Walter Magill
Emma Nicholson
Sarah Spangenberger
Robinson Argus
Grace Kirby
Alma Cooper
Will Davidson
Callahan
Martinsville Phinadt
Cacil
Seo Marguerite Nichols
Audrian Linton
Irene Stewart
Shirely Hector
Dulaney
Sol Handy
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