Primary Brings Good Weather and Big Vote in Clark County
Clark County results show Smith carrying by a large margin and Kinney winning as the Democratic berth opens for representative. O Hair wins the Democratic spot for representative. Republicans face no strong opposition in county races with Cork and Baxter unopposed for State Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kinney
O'Hair
Arney Saat
Gard Stanfield
McNary Strohm
Coldren Brewer
Holscher
William B. McKinley
Frank L
Wiliam J. Stratton
Richard Yates
Henry Rathbone
Congress
Clark County
Laura Walmsley
Walter E. Cork
Harry Baxter
D. A. Lee
George E. Brennan
United States Senate
Hal H. Kesler
Harvey Z. O'Hair
Norman Bennett
O’hair
Charles E. MacMorris
Abraham
City Drug Store Repaints Interior in Refurbish
City Drug Store proprietors C V Taubeneck and John Davison refinished the interior with new wallpaper and a gray ceiling. The update updates the storefront’s appearance and signals ongoing business enhancement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
C. V. Taubeneck
John Daviison
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Members Visit Marshalyat
Indianapol is Chamber of Commerce members totaling about fifty travel to Marshalyat for a twenty minute visit. They will park at the courthouse after a motorcade.
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Indianapolis
Chamber OF Com
MERCE
Inds
Jagiapolis
Indiapabhiis
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Boy Makes Great Grades at University
Urbana Illinois April 12 Roy Be Baird of Marshall is among 43 women and 43 men at the University of Illinois to earn an A average for the first semester ending in February The letter grading system places A as the top mark with B C D and F below royalty of grades highlighted by the five point average
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Urbana
University of Ilinois
Roy. BE. Baird
Marshall
Squire Craig Officiates Two Local Marriages
Joe Thompson and Mary Allee of Robinson married Thursday by Squire Craig. Ormal Higginbotham of Anderson township and Opal Alexander of Melbourne township were wed Saturday by Squire Craig.
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Joe Thompson
Mary Allee
Robinson
Squire'fom Craig
Ormal Higginbotham
Anderson Township
Opal Alexander
Melrose
Squire Craig
Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Indiana Towns
A list of marriage licenses shows George M Loorey 21 of Piqua Ohio wed Maye Kelley 18 of Piqua Ohio. Elmer Cusick 25 of Paris wed Maude Sears 21 of Paris. Roy Voorhels 41 of Hutsonville wed Mary Pearl Sackrider 34 of Hutsonville. Clarence W Rockenfeld 24 of Terre Haute wed Florence Buckholz 22 of Terre Haute. Joe W Legier 54 of Keansburg wed Elizabeth Legier 48 of Keensburg. Elmer W Niccum 22 of West Terre Haute wed Effie M Lindsey 20 of West Terre Haute. Ormal Higginbotham 22 of Anderson township wed Opal Alexander 18 of Melrose township. John Woodard 21 of Newton wed Laura Seaney 18 of Robinson. Chauncey Lown 23 of Terre Haute wed Gladys Richter 21 of Yale. Joe Thompson 48 of Robinson wed Mary Allee 45 of Robinson. Harold C Arney 23 of Martinsville wed Rose Spittler 21 of Martinsville. Thomas McKennon 49 of Detroit Michigan wed Emma Carr 48 of San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Walter B. Cork
Harry Baxthr
Edward Pearce
John J. Arney
Edgar Nay
Fred Strohm
Marion Collier
C., Li, Brewer
Ernest Merle Os
Teal S
Norman ‘Bennett
Harvey Z. O’hair
Miles A. Tipsword
Jay Swern
HA. M. Janney
Jedgard
Leroy McNary
Norman Forsythe
Harry Coldren
Jessh W. Gallatin
Xe Ay
B. F. Holscher
George M. Loorey
Piqua
Ohio
Maye Kelley
Elmer Cusick
Paris
Maude Sears
Roy Voorhels
Hutsonville
Mary Pearl Sackrider
Clarence W. Rockenfeld
Terre Haute
Florence Buckholz
Joe W. Legier
Keansburg
Elizabeth Legier
Keensburg
Elmer W. Niccum
West Terre Haute
Effie M. Lindsey
John Woodard
Newton
Laura Seaney
Robinson
Chauncey Lown
Gladys Richter
Yale
Joe Thompson
Mary Allee
Harold C. Arney
Martinsville
Rose Spittler
Thomas McKennon
Detroit
Michigan
Emma Carr
San Francisco
California
Mickie Says Secretive Anon Letters Waste Stamps
In a column Mickie urges newspapers to verify senders before printing anonymous mail. The informant remains unnamed, and the piece stresses the need for identifying the author before publication.
Graduation Ceremonies Set for June 1 at Local High School
The high school will hold commencement exercises on Tuesday June 1 with speaker Mrs DeMarcus Brown of Indianapolis Indiana. About 65 seniors graduate. Events include a May 14 banquet Baccalaureate May 30 and final week May 24–28. The commencement play May 27–28. Grade school graduation is May 18 at the Methodist church with about 38 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMarcus Brown
Indianapolis
Indiana
Methodist Church
Marion Man Breaks Street Light in Front of Harold Luse Jewelry
Report says E Davis of Marion Florida backed from a parking space and struck the pedestal light, breaking it at the base while driving with weak brakes. Authorities note the couple recently returned from Florida and sold their car for 75 dollars to Andy Lowry, who paid for the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Luse
E. Davis
Marion
Thaiaway
Davis
Florida
Andy Lowry
Lowry
Land Transfers From Week Include Several Small Transactions
Recorded transfers show Herman Gabey and wife to Hiram Hilbert for land in 16-10-11 at $1. William Short to A S Donnér for Casey lot at $700. Ezra Hollis and wife to C A Newslin for land in 2011-14 at $110. Alvie C Orcutt to John N Ketchum and wife for land in 4-8-1 at $200. Lydia Sommers to Daniel W Swinford for Westfield lot at $1. H C G Miller to Herbert F P Miller and wife for Westfield lot at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Gabey
Hiram
Hilbert
William
Short
A. S. Donnér
Casey
Ezra Hollis
C. A. Newslin
Alvie C. Orcutt
John N. Ketchum
Lydia Sommers
Daniel W. Swinford
Westfield
H. CG. Miller
Herbert FP. Miller
Gasoline Train Derails Near Danville in 1900s Incident
A defective rail caused the Big Four train No 19 to derail west of Danville Newfoundland on April 12. Conductor James E Sanders and Operator O Tilley prevented a fall by propping a coach with ties. Two women suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Cairo
Big Four Railway
James E Sanders
O Tilley
Elderly man injured when wagon struck by car
P. E. Noel, 77, of Wabash township was hurt about 8:00 am Saturday when the wagon he rode in was struck by Floyd Van Wey of Terre Haute. The Ford roadster wheels locked with the wagon, throwing Noel onto the pavement and causing serious facial injuries and a torn rib area. He was taken to Dr. Mitchell’s office by passing motorists for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Noel
Wabash Township
Floyd van Wey
Terre Haute
Chris Stoelting
Marshall
Noel
Ir. R. A. Mitchell
Band Proposals On Ballot For City Music Funding
Voters will decide on a band proposition and an election ballot measure. If approved, the city band would be run by a library fund style board chosen by the city council. Cost equals one fifth of a cent per 3100 dollars of property value, totaling no more than 5 cents per year per person.
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Marshall
Oldest Farm Bureau member is 93 in West Union
William Marvin 93 of West Union Clark county is identified as the oldest member of the Farm Bureau and the Illinois Agriculture Association in Illinois. He served in the Civil War on the Union side and remains active with his tenants, planting a peach orchard, purchasing a stump puller, supervising 12 acres of brush clearing, and preparing 12 acres for alfalfa.
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Crawford County
Wm Marvin
West Union
Robinson Daily News
Robinson
Clark County
Farm Bureau
Ilinois Agriculture Association
Iolinois
William Marvin
Marvin
H. A. Bramlet
Eldorado
Saline County
Community meeting at Asbury Church announced
A community meeting will be held tonight at the Asbury church. Roll call will be a verse of scripture about the resurrection and refreshments will be served.
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Asbury Church
Illinois Death Rate Lower Than Many States in 1923
A bulletin from the Illinois Chamber of Commerce reports the adjusted death rate in Illinois in 1923 was 11.9 per 1000 population, lower than California 13.1 and Florida 13.9. The Illinois rate also trails Maine Massachusetts Colorado Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania and several other states.
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Clinois
California
Florida
The
Ilinois
Auxiliary Show Draws Large Crowds at Pythian Theatre
The American Legion Auxiliary staged Circus Solly at the Pythian Theatre on Thursday and Friday night, drawing big crowds. The cast featured Winona Hughes as Jane Brown, John Brandenstein as Circus Sally, Lydia English as Betty Wood, and Ger ald Thompson as Red Berry, with Ruth Norton, Tarquin Bennett, Bernard Myles, Augusta O Neal, and Mrs. Russell Lucan in supporting roles. The chorus and encores highlighted the lively musical comedy with solo dances by Louise Foley and a grade school kiddle chorus between acts.
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Circus Solly
American Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Theatre
Candy
Jane Brown
Winona Hughes
Circus Sally
John Brandenstein
Betty ‘Wood
Lydia English
Red ‘Berry
Gerald Thompson
McGinty
Barber
Herbert Sisson
Widow Willow
Ruth Norton
Hickory Bender
Tarquin Bennett
Simon Rotosky
Bernard Myles
Annie
Augusta O'Neal
Tina
Russell Lucan
Louise Foley
Kiddle
Results in School Elections Saturday
Charles Claypool was elected president of the grade school board with 54 votes. Lloyd Pulver and Charles Metz each 62 votes with no opposition. High school board members John Fredenberger and A Keiser won unopposed. Geo Beuhler elected school trustee. In Westfield, L A Weeden elected president with 881 votes. T A Bardin 406 and Dr Joseph Hall 857 against Floyd Barden 89. Leary Murphy 30 votes and Charles Hutchen 35 in Auburn election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Claypool
Lloyd Pulver
Charles Metz
John Fredenberger
A. Keiser
Geo. Beuhler
Westfield
L. A. Weeden
T. A. Bardin
Joseph Hall
Floyd Barden
Death Notice Edward Hamilton Eaton
Edward Hamilton Eaton died Saturday morning at about 11 o clock at his home on Michigan Avenue. The coroner's inquest verdict was death by his own action. Funeral services were held Monday at 2:00 PM at the residence with Rev. R. C. Mowery and Rev. John Mundorf officiating. Interment followed in Marshall cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one son Robert, his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Eaton, two brothers Cassius M and Walter O of Kokomo Indiana, and two sisters Mrs Mary E Short and Mrs Lola Pierson of Clinton Indiana, plus many relatives and friends.
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Edward Hamilton Eaton
Michigan Avent
R. C. Mowery
John Mundorf
Marshall Cemetery
Robert
Frank Eaton
Cassivus M
Walter O
Kokomo
Indiana
Mary E. Short
Lola Pierson
Clinton
Death of Harold Reed 9 at Paris area family home
Harold Myers Reed aged 9, son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Reed, died at 2 am Sunday at the family home three and a half miles north of Paris after illness following school injury. Survived by parents four brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Marshall Christian church with Rev. R C Mowery officiating Tuesday. burial at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Myer Reed
Charles A. Reed
Paris
Christian Church
Marshall
R. C Mowery
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Squire
Craig
Mickie
Sughrot
Wii
BIG Four
Erre Haute
HS ‘Wallace
Propossions
Illinois
Leary Murphy
Charles Hutchen
Auburn
the Herald
Cary Hall
J H. Flint
Dora Janndéy Wilbur Swope
J. E. Barker
Central Press
Fred Kile
C. BE. Clattelter
P. FE. Kettring Everett Fredenberger
Thos. Craic
Henry R. Rathbone
J. L. Keifer
B. S. Ruedy
Owen Pittenger
Ruth Tyler
Earl S. Dickerson
Eugene Miller
Wilbert Mundorf
Sallie Fhnt
Homer Quick
Br Wata
Rico An Guinn
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