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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

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Election Results For Marshalk Township High And Edgerton District

Election returns show a new member elected to the Marshalk township high school board and Edward Bredenberger named as township schools trustee. Next Saturday, two seats in the city schools are up, with terms expiring for Hollenbeck Seymour Harett and Lit Cole.

Ey Ct Bn Matchen Schoara Marshalk Township High School Edward “Bredenberger Township Schools Trustes Saatenlent Fd Areto Ay. T Hollenbeck Seymour Harett Lit Cole

Oil Men Promoted In Marshall Ohio Office Move

J L Cook longtime cashier at the Marshall Ohio Oil Co office is promoted to treasurer in Madoy Ohio. His departure from Marshall is noted with regret and will be replaced by Jerry Orthwein a capable veteran of the company.

Elestrie Hailway Isaac Smith Springfield & Central Tlinois Traction Co Ir. Hay Marshall Commercial Club Ohio Oil Co J. L. Cook Madoy Ohio Cook

Democrats Organizer County Convention Elects Officers

At the Democratic county convention Monday Wm. Lutz was elected chairman of the county central committee Jed Gard secretary and Clark Hammond treasurer Delegates to the congressional convention named Jesse Gallatin John Forbeck Wm Lutz J Turner Sheli Davis L McFarling and D Ulrey To the state convention Sey Moor Hurst A Purdum Sam Scholtiela Dr J R Burnett Morris Logue W B Linn and Norman Betinett were selected.

Wm. Lutz Jed Gard Clark Hammond Jesse, Gallatin John Forbeck Lutz Turner Sheli Davis L. McFarling D. Ulrey Sey Moor Hurst A. Purdum Sam ‘Scholtiela J. R

Republican County Convention Reelects Chair and Appoints Delegates

The Republican county convention met in the courthouse Monday to reelect John W. Lewis as chair man of the county central committee and choose Ralph Brooks of Casey as secretary. Delegates were named to the congressional and state conventions with instructions to back Hon. G. Cannon and Len Small for national delegates and to oppose waterway legislation.

Court House John W. Lewis Ralph Brooks Casey James Porter B. M. Davison J.W. Hancock W. T. Martin Jr Lu Cole Arthur Poormen John Williamson G. Cannon Len Small Roosevelt W. T. Hollenbeck D. B. Miller L. Hollingsworth Theodore Cleaver J. W. Lewis Joseph Hall Clay Cork Sr Chauncy M. Dewey

Titan steamer Titanito sinks after collision with iceberg

Terrible Maring Disaster reports the large steamer Titanito striking an iceberg off Newfoundland on her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York. Of 2170 aboard, 868 escaped. 1802 were lost including Major Butt, W T Stead, and F D Miller. Most survivors were women and children.

Liverpool New York Newfoundland Aig Major Butt Taft W. T. Stead F. D. Miller

Aldermanic Election Returns Set in Three Wards

Spirited contest marks city election with results in three wards. Ward 1 sees John M. Archer defeat J. M. Hooper by 11 votes. Ward 2 votes favor Dr. W. R. Turman over George Hurst by 15. Ward 3 ends with John Dow defeating John Thompson by 35 votes.

John M. Archer J. M. Hooper W. R. Turman George “Hurst John Fe Dow John L Thompson

Clark County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting

The Clark County Medical Society met at the New Archer House last Thursday for a noon dinner and program. Drs. Bradley, Burnside, Mitchell and others spoke. officers elected include Pres. S. C. Bradley and vice president J. Y. McCullough. The 22 physicians discussed public health and disease prevention and planned a June meeting in Westfield.

Clark County Medical Society New Archer House R&r. H. Bradley Burnside S. C. Bradley J. Y. Mcullough Secu Treas S. W. Weir R. A. Mitchell R. Ih. Bradley Josephi Hall L. H. Johnson Drs. Mitchell S&s. W L. J. Weir Ss. Co R. H.bradley Haslitt Duncan State Board of Health Westfield

Death of Mrs. Margaret F. Low at 68 in Marshall

Mrs. Margaret Frakes Low wife of William Low died after long illness at her home in Marshall aged 68 years 11 months. Funeral at Bethel church conducted by Rev. Rupp and Rev. I. E. Les. Born April 27, 1843 in Clark County she married Oct. 20 1861 and had six children two of whom preceded her. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs. Salter Mrs. Slusser Mrs. Goodwin, seven grandchildren two great grandchildren four brothers and two sisters. Active Christian and friend to all.

Margaret F. Low William Low Bethel Church Mr. Rupp I. E. Les Margaret Frakes Clark County Wm. H. Low Church of God Marshall Baptist Church Mary Salter Ernst Laura Slusser Stella Goodwin Casey Thos Merit Fears Naylor, Mo Richard Fears E. G. Fears Louisville Mary P. Fuson Winfield, Kan Hila Sackrider Low

Sunday School Convention at Livingston April 21 1914

Sunday School convention to be held at Livingston on Sunday April 21 at 2 p m Devotional led by Inwin Crumrine and Grant Crumrine with talks on making lessons engaging by Rev B Wamsley and Prof Williams value of teachers meeting as seen by Rev Chas Taylor temperance issue by Oscar Ditzen berger adolescence age by Rev D Burt teacher training by L B Anderson delegates urged to attend with offering for county work Grant Crumline president Will McDonald secretary

Livingston Inwin Crumrine Grant Crumrine Wamsley Prof Williams Chas Taylor Oscar Ditzenberger D. Burt L. B. Anderson

Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area Listings

A sequence of property transfers shows Eliza Cook to William Hayes on part of lot 11 in Lang’s addition for 2000 dollars. J D B Lewis to E N Roillings acquires six lots in McKeen for 500 dollars. J B Davis to Oscar Irving conveys W% SW 21-12-14 for 10000 dollars. Henry Best to Joseph Batts NW SW 4-9-1383 for 1900 dollars. Chas T Lundstrom to J A Kid Ward Lot Walnut Prairie for 2 dollars. A Richart to Roy Napier Lot 47 Richart Place Mart for 137 dollars. W H Wood to Jas Napier 0% SE Ne 26-10-13 for 600 dollars. Oda McGinness to EM Williamson E% SE 16-10-14 for 5000 dollars. Geo Bowles to Anna Hicks PT SW NE 20-10-14 for 100 dollars. Elizabeth Howard to C A Green Pt Public 36 Dunlane’s ad Marshall for 900 dollars. Jacob M Scott to Burns McClure PT SE NW 10-10-11 for 150 dollars. Burns McClure to Wm H Rasner Genw 10-10-11 for 1200 dollars. Wm H Morgan to Fannie O Lutz PT Outlot 4 Archer’s First Marshall for 1000 dollars.

Eliza C Cook Wm Hayes Lang Casey J DB Lewis E N Roillings McKeen J B Davis Oscar Irving Henry Best Joseph Batts Chas T Lundstrom J A Kidward Walnut Prairie J A Richart Roy Napier Richart Place Mart Burns McClure Wm H Rasner Genw Wm H Morgan Fannie O Lutz outIot Archer's Marshall

Public Sale of Faust Property Near Marshall Oklahoma

A master sale on Saturday April 20 1912 at 2 pm will auction the old Ferdinand Faust place two miles south of Marshall on the Big Four. On Wednesday May 1 1912 at 10 am a public vendue will offer household and farm items including furniture, horses wagons hay grain agricultural implements carpenters tools meats lard a complete chicken outfit with 11 hatcheries and ancillary structures. Auctioneers A Craig and clerk Thos Craig. Faust Hugo and Kumo Faust.

Ferdinand Faust Marshall Big Four Court House A.’ Craig Craig Hugo Kumo Faust

Congregational and Baptist Church Services Announced

The Congregational Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with a mid week meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. The pastor J Drew invites all to hear De Geo T McCollum of Chicago speak at the morning service. A Sunday schedule of church events and an invitation to join Epworth League and conference meetings are listed.

C. E Geo T. McCollum Chicago Ilinois Gein

Gusher Reports Big Production in Lawrence County area

Reported activity includes a 2000 barrel gusher in Lawrence county during the past week. Dinole field shows 27 completions across Crawford, Lawrence, Clark, and Clinton counties totaling 3030 barrels with six heavy nos. Court notes mention Mary B Horton and Levi Horton in separate maintenance cases.

Lawrence County Crawford County Lawrence Clark Clinton

Marriage Licenses Issued In York County

A summary of newly issued marriage licenses lists couples including Tingy Garner and Hugh McCrory among others in York County. The report notes names of applicants and processing at the local office.

John’ ‘L Bandera Garner o” _Anderson McCrory Aaa Preyo Eas York Gena

Washington Arsenal Grounds Amid Urban Environs

Narrator tours Washington DC riverfront and Arsenal Grounds, describing the government arsenal, barracks, and officers homes facing the Potomac. He recalls historic executions at the grounds and notes Sunday open access for visitors, drills, and the surrounding canal remnants along the eastern branch.

Washington D. C BSE Tomac Tid Yin Potomac Government War College Arsenal John Wilkes Booth Army Arsenal Grounds Ates Cers Sais America Iehiesay Chesapeais Ohio Willes Sverye Jong Sthaliweret Aumaila

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