University appropriation action overshadows senate debate
SPRINGFIELD NL April 7 A large university appropriation passed the house 95 to 2 with 10.5 million dollars for expansion and more buildings. Debate shifts to the senate where funding and distribution to normal schools may impact future legislation and governor veto chances loom.
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Springfield
Uni
Roger “Little
Champaign
Williamson
College of Agriculture
Dartmouth
Hfe
Senate
Thera
De‘bate
Buch
Community visits and family gatherings noted in Marshall area
Kenneth Geisert and family including mother and sister Minnie spent Sunday with Frank Geisert and family of Stump. Bernard Francis visited with Ben Cork of Livingston. Kenneth Geisert and Bernard Black were Marshall visitors Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Macke and family visited Marshall with her mother. Mollie Sears visited Marshall and called on Ida Morgan. Elnora Black of Terre Haute stayed with relatives. Lewis Kendall visited his daughter at Armstrong. Wm. Travolta visited Marshall Saturday. Mrs Beltz of Bethel spent Saturday with Mollie Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Geisert
Minnie
Frank Geisert
Stump
Fishback School
Bernard Francis
Ben Cork
Livingston
Bernard Black
Marshall
Wm. Macke
Mollie Sears
Ida Morgan
Elnora Black
Terre Haute
Lewis Kendall
Armstrong
Wm. Travolta
Mrs. Beltz
Bethel
Grand Turn Area Social Notes Troubled by Fragments
Sunday afternoon visits populate the Grand Turn area as Mary Lee, Louisé Lee, Leona Bell, and families share meals. A large end of school dinner is noted at Grand Turn School with Emma Maurer, Leona Bell, and local residents visiting Reno Schlosser, Maurer, Geheb households.
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Mary and
Louisé Lee
Leona Bell
Andrew. Geheb
Henry
Joe Geheb
Elnora
Jackson
Jake
Maurer
Turn
Emma Maurer
Le‘ona Bell
Reno’ “Schlosser
I Frank. Croll
Tom Peters
Mike Geheb
Harry. Lee
James Bell
Join Meehling
John. Renner
Sunnday
Hinora
Family Social Roundup From Marshall Area Notes
Lyman Thompson and family spent time with Emily Freeman. School began Monday with Miss Mabel Wright as teacher. Silas Chambers and family were Marshall callers Saturday. Alma Freeman returned home Tuesday from Avon relatives. Al Lambdin and David Freeman and son of Melrose visited Charles Freeman Sunday afternoon. L D Coombes and wife were in Marshall Saturday. Mrs Chas Freeman traveled to Sanford Indiana to see her two sons with measles.
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Lyman Thompson
Emily
Freeman
Bega‘s
Mabel
Wright
Silas Chambers
Marshall
Alma
Avon
al Lambdin
David
Melrose
Charles Freeman
L. D. ‘Coombes
Chas
Sandford
Ind
Clark County Hog Market Report From Indianapolis Sale
Clark County hog producers sold on the Indianapolis market last week. Be Garland and partners consigned hog loads that strengthened the market. Marshall Shipping’s Temple R Lovett managed the Indiana Producers Commission’s association sale at 8 85 dollars per hundred, part of 73 carloads moved Thursday.
Optimistic Babson Sees Bright Immediate Economy
Babson reports improving U S economy and wage gains in New England amid higher production and building, but warns boom is temporary without immigration policy changes. He notes rising cotton planting in Georgia and cautious farmer outlook, urging higher crop prices or lower goods prices to avoid a 1924 collapse. He emphasizes prudent business behavior and the need to follow fundamentals.
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Uty
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Babson
New England
Mountain Lake
Ridge Lake
Florida
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Babson Sees Spring Business Boost From Ruhr Trade
The Ruhr invasion sparks U S and European commerce with coke and steel shipments shifting to France Germany and the United States. Europe’s politics and a potential short congressional session lift American optimism as Babson notes temporary prosperity driven by natural resources and return of robins.
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America
France
Germany
Japan
United States
Europe
Ruhr Valley
Department of Commerce
Congress
Mr. Babson
Babson
Local visits and events in Martinsville community
Mrs Gladys Srouse from St Louis visited her Martinsville relatives. Teachers and friends shared Sundays at home. Several residents returned from travels in Florida and Indiana. A fire damaged Mrs Amanda Snider’s home. The Johnson family attended Mrs Chas Sanders’ funeral. Mrs Johnson stayed briefly.
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Gladys Srouse
St. Louis
Jacob Martz
Blanche Shaffner
Dudley
Amanda Snider
This Place
C. W. Gillen
Pierce City
Ralph Ax
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Ax
Seth Husted
Yale
Charles Husted
Don Winterrowd
Findlay
Ohio
Ella Willison
Goshen
Ind
R. B. Miller
L. D. Secrest
Terre Haute
M. Patterson
Sarasota
Fla
A. McGraw
Eleanor Smith
R. C. Burger
Albert Husted
Catlin
Homer Snyder
Ed Mosher
South of
Casey
Dan Snyder
O. L. Mason
Mayfield
Merritt Rodgers
W. C. Johnson
Professor criticizes Herald spelling pedestal
Prof. F. G. Edwards says the word pedestal was misspelled as pedestel in the Herald's Treason feature and should have been checked. He notes he has not looked up the term but presumes the professor is correct.
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F. G. Edwards
Marshall
White Way System Approved by Court
The Casey case hearing before Judge Janney approved the white way boulevard street lighting project. Plans detail bids by the Board of Local Improvements, extending along Main Central Washington and Albany corridors to city limits, promising a well lit Illinois town.
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Casey Banner Times
City of
Casey
Janney
Board of
East Corporation
Lith Street
Main Street
Central Avenue
Washington Avenue
7Th Street
Main
Albany Avenue
Illinois
Ford Truck Parade Takes Marshall Route Showcasing Uses
Forty eight Ford trucks formed a parade through Marshall on Saturday afternoon, distributed to dealers from Indianapolis to Casey. The event, staged by Ford Motor Company, let locals view the trucks in action while DePauw University band provided music and local Ford dealers helped draw a strong turnout along the route.
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Indianapolis
Casey
Ford Motor Company
DePauw University
Marshall
Ford
Army Dirigible Passes Over Marshall Monday
The TC 1 giant non rigid dirgible of the U S army, built in Akron, Ohio, flew over Marshall Monday afternoon en route to Belleville government field. It measured 195 feet in length and required 200000 cubic feet of hydrogen. It distributed literature on U S air service to spectators along the route.
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U. S
Marshall
Akron
Ohio
Government
Belleville
Air Service
United States Army
Fred Stout Joins Sockler Garage Force
Fred Stout formerly with the corner filling station on Michigan Avenue has joined Albert Sockler's garage as a service man. His training in business and in the gasoline station makes the appointment fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stout
Michigan Avenue
Albert Sockler
School election filings reveal candidate slate
Saturday marks the school elections with high school board candidates Carl Taubeneck and Temple Lovett filed and grade school board contenders Charles Claypool Milo Claypool and C. R. Johnson listed.
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Carl Taubeneck
Temple Lovett
Charles Claypool
Milo Claypool
C. R. Johnson
Marriage Licenses for Renner and Moorehead Couples
Clarence H. Renner 21 of Marshall weds Mabel Miller 18 of Marshall. Chas Moorehead 26 of Robinson weds Thelma Boyd 24 of Trimble.
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Clarence H. Renner
Marshall
Mabel Miller
Chas. Moorehead
Robinson
Thelma Boyd
Trimble
City Election Promises Three Tickets on Ballots
The city faces a Tuesday election with three tickets competing for mayor and council seats. Citizens ticket includes Bennett with Davidson, Smith, Davison, Lewis, and Sullins. Business Men's ticket lists McCauley, Stephenson, Brandenstein, Claypool, and Montgomery. Independent ticket shows Roy Danner seeking the 1st ward council seat. Voter reaction and ticket shuffling are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bennett
Citizens
Bennett
Dean Davidson
Burns Smith
John Davison
Perry Lewis
C. M. Sullins
John McCauley
A. M. Stephenson
John Brandenstein
Emanuel Claypool
Clay Montgomery
Roy Danner
Herald
Social Roundup in West Union and Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel Poorman guests Miss Martha Crowe. H. H. Hall leaves for Rock Island after winter with the Deutchers. George Prustig in Indianapolis on business. Mrs. Wm. Harrison and son Gene visit Terre Haute. Arthur Miller and Otho Miller guests of Cunningham clan. Percy Cox and nieces visit Mrs. Mabel Cork. Reisner family, Barnlett sisters spend in Robinson. Highsmith visits Terre Haute. Etta Hutchinson teaches near Westfield and weekends home. Ben Crowe visits Marshall. Ben Forsythe transacts business here. Perl Fowler visits from Terre Haute. James A. Morton weekends at Olney. Crowe and Musgrave families host Prusts. R. H. Brown of Marshall visits. Ben Crowe in Terre Haute. Morton and George Prust attend National Dixie dance in Marshall. Walter Gara and family from Terre Haute visit. Dance at American Legion hall attracts crowd. Mrs Edger Williams at Robinsem hospital. Mr Williams improving. Ivan Cline and children visit Marshall. Jack Cline and Jean Prust visit Crowes.
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H. H. Hall
Rock Island
Wm. Deutcher
George Prustig
Indianapolis
Wm. Harrison
Gene
Terre Haute
Arthur Miller
Otho Miller
Carl Cunningham
Percy Cox
Neices
Virginia
Jane McClure
Marshall
Mabel Cork and Sons
Fred S. Reisner
Ona
Frances Barnlett
Robinson
Chas. Highsmith
Etta Hutchinson
Westfield
Ben Crowe
Jack Cline
Ben Forsythe
Chicago
Perl Fowler
John Morton
George Prust
National Dixie Hotel
Walter- Gara
American Legion Hall
Edger-Williams
Robinsém Hospital
Williams
Ivan
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Fairgrief and Visitors
Mrs Ralph Fairgrief and daughter Mary Virginia visited their mother Mrs W P Rollings last week. Mr and Mrs Quinn and family of Oliver visited Mrs Laura Yeley on Sunday. Anna Volkers visited Gladys Stepp Sunday evening. A community singing at the school house Tuesday night April 27 invites all. Several from the area attended the play at Asbury Saturday.
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Ralph Fairgrief
Mary Virginia
W. P. Rollings
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Decatur
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Gotthard A. Dahlberg
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Allright
Clark County
Seles
Martinsville
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Martha Crowe
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