City Elects Hall Clerk and Three Aldermen
In Tuesday's city election only 102 votes were cast. C. G. Hall was reelected city clerk while M. S. Kimball Robert Van Sickle and O. F. Moore won alderman seats. A festive birthday gathering for Bruce Goble drew relatives and friends, with many Goble kin present from Bardin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hall
M. S. Kimball
Robert van Sickle
O. F. Moore
M. M. Hoover
New York City
Bruce Goble
Albert Goble
Floyd Weaver
Kansas
Robert Goble
Jane Goble
Nona Goble Edwards
Earl Goble
Roy Clark
Bardin
Odle Lewis
H. B. Bennett
Catherine
Mary Whitaker
Riley Bennett
Earl Drake
Martinsville Aldermen Elected in City Ward Races
In Martinsville the city election elected aldermen for four wards: Ward one R H Cooper, Ward two Harry Downey, Ward three Lewis Logue. social notices report dinners and gatherings at residents homes including the Johnson, Trotter, Clayton, Patterson, Newman and Shaffner households. The M E church W F M S met with fourteen members present and hostesses served tea and cake after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Cooper
Harry Downey
Lewis Logue
Homer Johnson
Chas. Trotter
E. S. Clayton
Robert Patterson
Geraldine
Harry Newman
Roy
Jesse Shaffner
Vene Moore
Robert
Fred McFarland
Grace Tiffiin
Chas. Taggart
Dean
Ola Mae
Burns Hurst
Marshall
J. P. Cordell
Casey City Election Quiet With Band Tax Vote
In Casey the alderman contest was in the Third ward with John Cunningham Bruce Thompson and Elza Ulrey as candidates. Ward results show band tax support: First ward 60 for 30 against, Second ward 38 for 40 against, Third ward 125 for 106 against with Cunningham 104 Thompson 79 Airey 61. Band tax carried by 47 votes. Mr and Mrs Harry Huston visited Fort Worth Texas for a week and Ophir Lang and family attended a baccalaureate in New Ross Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Bruce Thompson
Elza Ulrey
Brooke
Mitchell
Burr
Crane
Cunningham
Thompson
Airey
Harry Huston
Fort Worth
Texas
Huston
Sydney Morrison
Ophir Lang
New Ross
Ind
Local Clergy and Families Noted in Sunday Activities
Rev F O Armstrong filled his regular appointment here last Sunday. The Beacon Light and C L Co Sunday school classes meet tonight at Myrtle Beckle home. David Setzer and daughter Ruth Farris attended the funeral of Michael Behner at Terre Haute Sunday afternoon. Leland Routledge, at Charleston agricultural college, spent weekend with Gwinn Routledge and wife. Harry Setzer, township president, visited the Sunday school at Dennison last Sunday. Mr and Mrs OM Weaver with Earl and Melvin Weaver spent last Sunday with Aaron Weaver and family at Asbury. Mrs Mollie Sears of Fishback Rev and Mrs Roy Beltz attended missionary meeting at Mrs Mattie Lowe's last week. Rev Beltz left Thursday for Joplin Mo where he has a charge. Mrs Harry Mathews and daughters Nora Jane and Virginia of Marshall attended Sunday school and church here last Sunday and were dinner guests of L I Weaver and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Coffin
Beacon Light
C. L. Co
Myrtle
Frances Beckle
David Setzer
Ruth Farris
M Michael Behner
Terre Haute
Leland Routledge
Agricultural College
Charleston
Gwinn Routledge
Harry Setzer
Marshall
L. I. Weaver
John Athey
Leola Eliott
George L. Bishop
Verde
Amanda Lindley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph McKee
John Thomas
Maggie Davids
Albany
Ind
Justine Davids
Jay Harrington
Cecil Bell
Paris
Roy Barklow
Joseph Ralston
Ralph Brown
Teachers College
Brown
Chicago
Lewis
Claude
Frances
Daisy Nicholson suffers painful bone fellow incident
Daisy Nicholson endures a painful bone fellow issue while Kara Garver falls from Sam Deahl’s house injuring his wrist. Kilmer and Marr near completion of a new house as Foster McConchie and wife settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Nicholson
Kara Garver
Sam Deahl
Kilmer
Marr
Foster McConchie
New Son Arrives As Grover Overcomes Eye Trouble
The notice announces the arrival of a new son born Thursday to Charles and Grover who has lost sight in one eye due to optic nerve trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Grover
Blizzard kin and visits across towns reported
CHOCTAW Mrs. Hattie Blizzard was called to West Union Wednesday by the death of her brother, John Nichols. Martha and Golda Blizzard spent a few days the past week with their sister, Mrs. Estella Scarlett, at Lafayette, Ind. Ben Carpenter of Chrisman spent Sunday with Mary and William Ledermann Maude Blizzard spent the past week with Mrs Nelle Davison of near Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Blizzard
West Union
John Nichols
Martha
Golda Blizzard
Estella Scarlett
Lafayette
Ind
Ben Carpenter
Chrisman
Mary
William Ledermann
Maude Blizzard
Nelle Davison
Paris
West York Community News Highlights and Visits
Local notes report preaching at both churches on Sunday. Teaching positions secured for next winter. George L. Bishop and Verde visit Amanda Lindley from St Petersburg after a winter in Florida. Various calls and visits including Terre Haute and Chicago trips.
West Union mourns Nichols family visit after sudden death
Oscar Nichols and family of Eldora Iowa were called here by the sudden death of his father John Nichols last week. Mr. and Mrs Sam Nichols entertained guests including James Nichols Frank Coombs Ray Davidson Paris Indiana Arthur Scarlet and daughter Florence Lafayette Ind Lizzie Evans Terre Haute and Blizzard sisters Allright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nichols
Eldora
Iowa
John Nichols
Sam Nichols
James Nichols
Frank Coombs
Frank Nichols
Ray Davidson
Paris
Arthur Scarlet
Florence
Lafayette
Ind
Lizzie Evans
Terre Haute
Grace
Maude
Martha
Golda Blizzard
Allright
Tingley Family Birthday Dinner News
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tingley and son Kenneth attended a birthday dinner hosted by his father Samuel Tingley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Alabaugh and daughters Mildred and Katherine of Georgetown were weekend guests of her mother Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck. Robert Buckle has been employed to teach the next term of school. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Myles of Prairie Town Indiana spent Wednesday with her sister Miss Ola Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tingley
Kenneth
Samuel Tingley
Otto Alabaugh
Dauhters
Mildred
Katherine
Georgetown
Sarah Hollenbeck
Robert Buckle
N. R. Myles
Prairieton
Ind
Ola Collier
Local visits span Martinsville and Indianapolis kin
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Rodgers hosted relatives in Martinsville on Sunday. Miss Virginia Quick, employed in Indianapolis, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Quick. C. S. Rollings, working at Jewett, visited his family here on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Rodgers
Martinsville
Virginia Quick
Indianapolis
Dan Quick
C. S. Rollings
Jewett
Royal Neighbor meeting and family visit noted in Ohio
Mrs Harry Thompson attended the Royal Neighbor meeting in Oliver. Mr and Mrs Perry Tharp and Mrs John Holler with Bonnie visited Ethel Bert Bartlett at St Anthony's hospital Terre Haute after an appendicitis operation. he was recovering well. Roy Scott hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Olive with most of Olive's Sunday school class present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Oliver
John Holler
Bonnie
Perry Tharp
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Ethelbert Bartlett
Roy Scott
Olive
Avon Rev George Godert Dinner Guests
Avon residents report that Reverend George Godert dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Koppler and Mr and Mrs Frank Davison of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Godert
Fred Koppler
Frank Davison
Death of Clara Elvise Stark Lockhart
Clara Elvise Stark Lockhart, born near Marshall May 27, 1858, died in Marshall April 19, 1928 at 69 years 10 months 23 days. She married Henry A. Lockhart as a young woman and had 11 children, including Edith, Pearl, Madge, Robert, Herald, Allen, Bess, and others. Funeral held April 21 at 2:30 PM from the Marshall home with Rev. R. C. Mowery officiating. Interment in Marshall cemetery. She left multiple grandchildren and a great grandchild and was a member of the Christian church and Metamora Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Elvise Stark
Calvin
Susannah Stark
Marshall
Henry A. Lockhart
Edith
Pearl
Madge
Robert
Herald
Allen
Fred Moses
Terre Haute
Lewis Durham
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Earl Kitch
Oakland
Calif
Arland
Detroit
Mich
Bess
Christian Church and Metamora Council
The
Christian Church
Marshall Cemetery
Obituary: R. H. Taylor of Marshall Illinois
R. H. Taylor of Marshall Illinois dies leaving a large family including widow Lucinda Belser who predeceased him and three living sons Vernard L. Taylor Harry E. Taylor and another. He joined the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and was a Mason. Funeral at A G Dow home at 10 Tuesday with Rev I O Coffin presiding. Interment in Dean Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. G. Dow
I. O. Coffin
Dean Cemetery
Community thanks for kindness after loss of Robert H. Taylor
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy flowers singers and Rev Coffin for comforting words in our bereavement over the death of our father and grandfather Robert H. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Robert H. Taylor
Obituary of Robert H. Taylor Dated 1928
Robert H. Taylor died at his daughter Mrs. A G Dow’s home in Marshhall Illinois on Sunday April 22 1928 at 9 30 am. He was born September 25 1835 and married Naomi Neal October 14 1858 who died August 15 1878. They had six children four survive including Mrs H C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Taylor
A. G. Dow
Marshhall
Ill
Naomi Neal
H. C
Not to Be Avoided Responsibility Quote
A quotation attributed to J. G. Holland ties responsibility to capacity and power as an enduring principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Holland
Change of Schedule Notice for Wabash Valley Transit
Notice from Marshall Illinois stating I. O. C. Schedule No 13 cancels Schedule No 12 P S C of Ind Schedule No 6 cancels Schedule No 6 effective April 29 1928 timetable west bound 719 Ohio & T Terre Haute timetable only
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Wabash Valley Transit’ Company
Marshall, Illinois
Ind
Ohio &T
Terre Haute
Voss
Ealy
P. m. Dm
P.m. Dm
Marshall Seesaweewaerenseransee
Casey Beeersennseesecast Sanecs
Greenup
Jewett Meneeeese Osees
Montrose Ses Esdeneeeneeeenses
Teutopolis
Steencacecenesce
Effingham
Chicago
Greenund Ter
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Westfield
Westfield Review
Martinsville Planet
Casey
Casey Banner
Armstrong
Bartmess
West York
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
America
New York
McKeen
Ohio Chapel
AVON
Parker Davison
Near Terre, Haute
Hannah Morgan
Cleo Shick
Fred Shick
Mrs. Lockhart
Kesler’s Tire Service
Mike Ready
Ready
United States
Elgin Club
Los Angeles
Bubeck & Gallagher
the Herald
Vincennes
Linton
Crawfordsville
Danville
Clay City
Wabash Valley Transit Company
Ilinois
Indiana
Robinson
Lawrenceville
Yale
Coons
Newton and
Olney
Toledo
Mattoon
Centralia
Vandalia
St. Louis
Clinton
Brazil
St. Marys-of-The-Woods
Ohio Street
Evansville
Princeton
Washington
Bicknell
Montrose Jewett Greenup
Clark Center
Marshall Terre Haute
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