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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1914

Page

3

Local Notes and Calls in Casey and Vicinity

Casey area society items list dozens of visits and arrivals including Misses Ada Brandenstein and Lizzie Spotts, Mary Roach, and Irene Martin. Weddings, illnesses, and travel are noted with multiple arrivals from Terre Haute Paris and Indianapolis. A county death, a lumber yard fire cleanup, and election plans for local officials are also reported.

Everett Murphy Urbana Grant Pritchard Catherine Burns Robinson Frank Carpenter Irene Mildred Martin Tarre Haute Helen Martin Wesley Bell Paris W. W. Bell Stéphen Mitchell F. M. Rhoads Hugh Ross Terre Haute J. W. Willams Ross Nannie Marley Sara Bradway Cleveland Marley Benson Martin Lydia McNary Martinsville Decker Hutton Kansas Marshall Casey N. B. DeVol Champaign Frank The State University

Burglars Hit Several Hutsoville Stores Sunday Night

Burglars raided multiple Hutsonville shops with McNutt Musgrave Bros. store losing cutlery valued at 25 dollars and A C Musgrave's drug store over 100 dollars in jewelry. Craig's clothing Hash's stores were damaged. post office mill and Newlin's lumber yard office visited but untouched. Will Holderman leaves for Ft Wayne to join baseball club. A E Schell opens a variety store in Woolverton building.

McNutt & Musgrave Bros A. C. Musgrave Craig Hash Newlin Will Holderman Ft. Wayne Ind A E. Schell Flat Rock Woolverton

Castor Beans Almost Bring Death for Grace St John

Miss Grace St John of Paris narrowly escaped death after consuming castor beans believed harmless. She ate one then more, enjoyed the flavor, and soon grew violently ill as the beans proved highly poisonous when dried.

Grace St. "John Paris

High School notes on annual prep and staff changes

The article reports on high school annual production delays awaiting halftones and etchings, photographer visits, and standout group pictures. It notes Owen Perry leaving school, hopes for his return in September, and that Rol lie Wilbert is the Martinsville visitor misidentified previously. Visitors Week drew fewer parents, while Brown and Prewett were reelected to the high school board.

Owen Perry Jose Owen Martinsville Rollie Wilbert Tyhurst

Board of Supervisors Notice Fragment

A fragmented notice addressed to the Board of Supervisors indicates an official notification proceeding. Details are incomplete but suggest formal administrative action and a forthcoming decision or deadline.

Special meeting of Clark County Board of Supervisors

The Clark County Illinois Board of Supervisors will meet at the Marshall Court House on Monday April 20 1914 at 1 pm to organize the board allow claims against the county and handle other business. Wm T Martin Clerk.

Board of Supervisors Clark County IlMnois Marshall Winness

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Parsons C. le J. W. Hancock Caséy L. Ri'Miller Jessie Leseure Alton Lizzie Spotts Katherine Mary Roach St. Mary's Academy Earl Mitchell Indiana State” University Ada Brandenstein Lola Archer Oxford College Anna Hartzler Darwin Township Indianapolis T. A Velda Ramesberger Walter Gard Walnut Prairie Arthur Cork West Union Black & Hutchinson J. E.mecclure Chicago Lola Craig Dr. Turman Clyde M Murphy Stephen Mitchell Clarence Wallace Hot Springs, Ark J. W. Williams Earl Nightlinger New Goshen Hector Dulaney California Chalmers Hamill BE. M. Duncan Robert Brown Robert. Prewett D. D. Doll Miss Emma St. Petersburg Florida Montgomery Stone Vern Cole M. W. Porter Clara Schwanecke L. W. Williams Fenton Cole Gordon Brooks Atlanta, Til Alma Shipe Washington, D. C H. C. Bell Fred Gorham W. W. Hogue Walter Cork Knights Templar Central Presbyterian Church Zorah Temple J. W. Wallace Auburn Wallace Simpson Lumber Company John Medley Wabash Township Dunlap Chapel Moses Bland State Line Livingston Masonic Lodge John Dow John Davidson L. Jiowerton B. Behner Robert Campbell W. T. Platt C. L. Mewhinney Charles H. Smith Frank Cole Judge Hollenbeck Judge Connelly James M. Hooper Helen Scott Diana Murphy Dolson Wellington Murphy Simon Rustamier Whiteside Duffy D. Roach J. C. McClure Ernest Junker Darwin G. W. ‘Jennings Creal Springs M. Jennings Bob Baird Bob Shelburn Arthur Poorman Louisa Sutton Danville John Lane W. B. Scholfield John A. Tyhurst Mary R. E. Black Frank Geheb Gertrude Ingrams Effingham St. Mary's Church W. J. Healey Frank Foster S. M. Scholfield Edwin Booth St. Mary’s Church Howell Building Ruby Rose O. H. Wheeler Carpenter Findlay Edward Jennings Jayne B. Kerr Charles Scott Milton Griffith Sullivan, Ind Closter, Davis Iva Cardwell Houston Texas Daniel Griffith Frank LaFollette Ezra Martin Mollie Martin Myrtle Hamill Hamilton Martin Don B. Winterrowd B. F. Johnson Bubeck & , Gallagher Fred Wallis Kohl East Main Street Wabash Farmers Rhode Island White Jno Casteel Jo Casteel Thomas Whitson Marshall, Ill R. A. Mitchell Allison Vicinity L. A. Manhart Jas. S. Evans & Sons Vandalla, NI Husted C. B. Rock Farm W. M Haddix J. H. Maurer Franz Seidel John Randall L. C. Jennings Centralia West Main St Belle Orndorff Anna Lutz West Main Street Edward Garwood P. A. Rhoads Ha Davis Black Lou Schwanecke W. E. Huffington Nebraska Ohio Michigan Produce Messrs. Brown Prewett Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Foster Martin Miss Tout Clark’s O. N. T Phoenix Hart Schaffner Marx Walter E. Cork Wm.t. Martin In
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