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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1926

Page

8

Local Judges Decisions Upheld By Appellate Court

The appellate court affirmed Judge Augustus Partlow’s ruling in Bertha Yager vs George G Robertson executor of Dr. Grant’s estate that no executor was needed. It also upheld Judge Walter Brewer’s Meeker vs City of Casey mandamus decision in Marshall, affirming Meeker’s victory.

Bertha Yager Geo. G Robertson Dr. Grant Augustus Partlow W. E Meeker City of Casey Hillnots W M Abraham Walter Brewer Marshall Meeker

Three Boys Enlist in Calf Club at Marshall High

Three boys Harry Hall Paul Ferris and Robert Lee join the calf club under Joe Connelly at Marshall High. The club aims to fill a six member quota as a special train arrives May 4 from 8 00 to 11 30 in the morning.

Calf Club Joe Connelly Harry Hall Paul Ferris Robert Lee

School board hires teachers and rehires janitors

The grade school board met Tuesday evening and hired J R Colbert as superintendent for the South Side School and named Fannie Luckhaupt, Cora Church, Lola Kile, Winona Hughes, Mabel Ferris, Myra Travais, and Walter Cork as staff. On the North Side, Mary Washburn, Jack Cline, Marie Swinford, Euntee Gilbert, Gravie Broadhurst, and Bertha Ratson were added. Dan Stovir and Adolph Huppert were reemployed as janitors.

J R Colbert South Side Fannie Luckhaupt Cora Church Lola Kile Winona Hughes Mabel Ferris Myra Travais Walter Cork North Side Mary Washburn Jack Cline Marie Swinford Euntee Gilbert Gravie Broadhurst Bertha Ratson Dan Stovir Adolph Huppert

Martinsville and Terre Haute Names in Public Notice List

A historical public notice lists multiple individuals with ages and towns such as Martinsville Terre Haute Sullivan Linton and Bloomfield. It notes subscriptions sworn before a notary on April 16 1926 with signatures of Morris Logue Frank I Archer and Wm T Hollenbeck as directors.

Ray Haggard Dennon Rachel Volkers Dennison Harlen Ramse Martinsville Ruby Blakeman Peter Collins Jay Sullivan Rosa Vaneta Jay Linton Ray A Humphreys Indiana Grace Vo Dosle Bloomfield Walter Bonnet Lafayette Mary E Sims Dugger Robert L Kelly Marie Evans Edgar W Kraemer Terre Haute Geneva Ritchey Henry H Smith Lyons Ind Edna Hopper Spencer S Compton Inez Drake Ralph Jackson Marshall Lenise Hirsch J. Tk. Dull Harry B Dulaney Morris Logue Frank I. Archer Wm T Hollenbeck

New Guardianship and Estate Actions in County Court

In county court the estate of Roy Haggard sees a petition and bond for guardianship with L R Volkers named guardian and a $750 bond. The estate of B F Perry files a will and petition with a May first hearing. Phoebe Shields estate petitions for administrator with Burton Prust named administrator and a $50 bond. Wm F White inventory filed and approved. Mary A White administrator petition approved with J W Alexander named administrator and a $2000 bond. T V Collins minor reports partial. Albert Sockler was in Indianapolis on business Wednesday.

Roy Haggard L. R. Volkers B. F. Perry Phoebe Shields Burton Prust Wm F. White Mary A White J W Alexander Bond Albert Sockler Indianapolis Indiana

Death of Catherine Weinholt Near Marshall

Catherine Weinholt aged 64 died Tuesday evening at 9 30 at the home of her brother in law Eda English just north of Marshall. The funeral was at 2 30 yesterday afternoon with Rev Dr Black officiating and burial followed in the Marshall cemetery. Miss Virginia Amyx spent Sunday in Champaign with friends.

Catherine Weinholt Eda English Marshall Dr. Black

History class exhibit plans headline the week

West School notes show history classes preparing an exhibit for exhibit week set in the first week of May. Several students and relatives visit and spend time together, including Gertrude Craig with Lucille Ferris and the Craigs with the Haddix family. A mention of the One Minois electrical power plant near Cahokia is included with a projected cost of 39 million dollars.

Gertrude Craig Lucille Ferris Helen Lorraine Craig Mary Manhart Genevieve Dorothy Haddix Virginia Shawler Misys Thompson Minois Cahokia E St Louis

Court docket items list multiple actions and parties

Displays a jumble of names and case types including appeals garnishment divorces and school treasurer matters. Notable entries include Louis Rosenberg versus Charles Hogo Merrifield and John Graham for use of Abraham Bros versus BB Sturdevant with related township garnishee and Mrs Patsie Morrill matters Clinton Morrill divorce.

Louiis Rosenberg Charles Hogoble Everett Keith Wilbur Tinks Harry Feo Merrifield John Graham Abraham

Thrifty Talks Near Railroad Track At Engineer’s Side

A brief report notes a person near a railroad track making faces at a train engineer. Authorities say thrift is acceptable, but caution against taking savings to dangerous extremes.

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