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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
5
Cablegram from Paris reports the peace treaty nearly ready for signing and German envoys summoned to Paris for next Thursday. Early terms outline reparations totaling five billions within two years and twenty billion more over a later period to be set by a future timetable.
State of Illinois Clark County ss Estate of 8 B Robson deceased To heirs and distributees of said estate You are notified that on Monday May 5 1919 the administrator will present to the County Court of Clark County at Marshall Illinois his final acts and administration and asks to be discharged from further duties and responsibilities You may be present and resist if you choose Everett Connely Atty 46 2
Ed Montgomery of Danville visited yesterday while Miss Pearl Lee joined friends in Arcola for the weekend. Mrs. Charles Claypool hosts the Matineé Musicale Friday and news notes cover local visits, births, sales, church events, school board races, and Veterans items across Martinsville, Terre Haute, and surrounding areas.
Sunday school at 9:80 a m Easter service at 10:45 with sermon Christ's Greatest Triumph and baptismal reception for new members. Epworth League devotional at 6 am. 8 pm musical program with local and out of town talent. Gym classes start Monday 7 for boys and men, Thursday 4 for girls, Thursday 7 for women. Community songs committees plan citywide effort. Slogan to beautify the city. Pastor P. Raymond Powers notes.
British sailors boarding a torpedoed liner faced a half hour to loot. A few took sliver cutlery and paper, others seized a clock, a carving knife, or a chair. Most claimed only their personal kit as valuables like radios and safes went untouched as the ship sank.
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