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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
5
A long list of Westfield Martinsville Paris and nearby visitors and events. Guests include Miss Miriam Cole Mrs B McDaniel Miss Hester Carrne and Miss Margie Shaw visiting relatives in Champaign and Indianapolis. Local births and weddings noted along with store remodeling and Legion band activity.
Local notices report Frank McCrory of Casey and N. D. Frederick visiting Martinsville on Thursday. The wife of T. M. Cooper died from paralysis, funeral held at 10:00 a.m. with burial at Bethany cemetery near Marshall. Ed Jennings funeral attended by Samuel Sneed of Weir. Jennings formerly of near Olney. T.P. Cleaver of Springfield and Leo Fasig visited. George Tarble of Paris in auto business. A Board of Supervisors special meeting notice for Clark County Illinois set for April 19, 1921 at Marshall courthouse.
The Johnson Oil Burner Co lists burn oil burners for cook ranges heaters boilers furnaces and more with direct refinery delivery to Casey customers. Heber G Nash agent at North Sixth St Marshall Illinois promotes tested burners used for four years in Casey. Lost balance coat on route to Marshall March 26 reward offered by Robert Stepp.
Rev. P Raymond Powers, formerly of Chicago and Marshall, has been named conference evangelist under the new Methodist church program. His headquarters will be in Bloomington and he plans to visit Marshall this summer.
State Treasurer Edward B. Miller announces sealed bids from all banks authorized in Illinois for deposits of public moneys on active and inactive accounts. Bids due May 1, 1921 at 12 noon in Springfield. Blank forms and instructions mailed to eligible banks. Deposits secured by collateral under the Illinois State Depository Law.
The document shows total liabilities of 352117.06 and is sworn to by J E D Morton cashier of the Marshall State Bank. Notary J W Graham attests to the statement's swearing in Clark County Illinois on a Sunday in April 1921.
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