Marshall High School plans new teaching staff for year
The Marshall township high school board released plans for the coming year with a full teaching lineup. English and French by BE Dungan. Latin by Nan Scrogin. Mathematics by J C Wilson. Howard Ettsner handles commercial work. agriculture and science by H A Hopwood. domestic science by Nita Clarke. history by Ellen Lorenz. Ruth Vaught named principal and English teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thess “Township
Shirtle
A. Dungan
Dungan
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Towa
France
Nan Scrogin
Lexington
Ilinois
Scrogin
Tinots
Wesleyan University
J. C. Wilson
Ores Bon
Mettsner
New York
University
Bronx
Perlefice
H. ‘A. Hopwood
Con‘ncticut College of
Agriculture
Hopgood
Nita Clarke
Morrisonville
Illinois
Clarke
Kansas ‘Agricultural School
Ellen Lorenz
Madison
Wisconsin
de Pauw
Ohio ‘State ‘University
William Clouse Arrested Over Concealed Weapons Charge
Williem Clouse was arrested Friday on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. He initially admitted guilt before a county court, but recanted when faced with a fine of 100 to 1000. He was jailed pending bond. He reportedly carried a revolver and two bottles of carbolic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem Clouse
Pendfitz
Road Examination and County Officials Choose Road Board
Faded OCR notes show Wilbur Moore and Reed Wells among candidates for road certification. Davis and others appear in a sequence referencing the road department, county clerk, and county board of supervisors selecting or handling road matters at a court-house setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Moore
Rea Wells
Eid
Davis
Footuney
Wmnninvists Ner
Martinsville Drought and Community News Highlight Local Life
The Martinsville column notes drought concerns and local farming, mentions the death of Comrade George Pracy near Bellair, and records a funeral July 28. It covers a large crowd at a weekly band concert, a newly formed Board of Health, and various town visits, baptisms, and incidents including a head injury from a wheat load and cattle shipments.
Westfield Notes On Visits And Local Movements
Westfield society reports Mrs J J Zellers and daughter Esther returned from Pennsylvania. Gretchen Marble of Clay City Ind visiting Mrs Hayes Hutching. Nettie Dutro shopped in Charleston. Mr and Mrs W H Strader returned from Redman. Ruth Turner Myrtle Sandy Maye Strader and Della Strader camp at Rocks for a week. C E Bennett was a business visitor at Robinson. Norma Pike returned from Terre Haute with Omar Stump. James Denny and daughter Anima of Olli Kansas visiting relatives. Bernice Sandy, training nurse at Paris hospital, visiting here. Seymour Hurst of Marshall was a business visitor. Mrs Nettle Dutro and Mr and Mrs R E Woodard attended J H Pence funeral at Camargo. Hen Drewell and wife left for Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Zellers
Esther
Pennsylvania
Gretchen
Marble
Clay City
Ind
Hayes Hutching
Nettie Dutro
Charleston
Strader
Redman
Ruth
Turner
Myrtle Sandy
Maye Strader
Della Strader
the Rocks
C. E. Bennett
Robinson
Norma
Pike
Terre. Haute
Omar Stump
James
Denny
Anima
Olli
Kansas
Bernice Sandy
Paris Hospital
E. L. Stump
Revere McCandlish
J. E. Hancock
Haskell, Okie
C. J. Hancock
Greenup
India Sanford
W. D. Sedgwick
Dallas
Texas
Ophir L. Lang
W. D. Smith
St. Elmo
North Eighth Street
Julia Miller
Jack Brown
Chicago
Henry Tyler
Sarah E. Ward
Oregon
S. J Lindsay
W. W. McDonald
A. Bell
Rebecca Dosbaugh
Ela Baughman
Carr Baughman
Emily
Mattoon
Blanche Spencer
Flossie Lee
Minnie Mason
Mayfield
Mesdames L. P. Emrich
H. M. Grant
Mary L. Fogler
Muncie
H. A. Baughman
Farina
She- Gossett
David Morrison
Eastland
Harry Huston
Lawrence Stansberry
Terre Haute
Glen Ruffner
Helen Krischler
East St. Louis
Ethel Lee
Wm. English
Pearl
Wm. Machlin
Marshall
A. &.Ruffner
Edward Taylor
Delaware Avenue
Charles Foster
Margaret Foster
Terre Haute Hospital
Perna ‘Stoltz
Indianapolis
Warner
Kent H. Morgan
J. B. Moore
Moore Meat and Grocery Store
Belle Price
Beulah Bidwell
L. P. Emrich
I ‘Mayfield Ky
Riverview Park
Farmers Picnic At Martinsville County Fair Grounds
Clark County farm bureau hosts the annual county picnic at Martinsville fair grounds on Saturday August 14 starting at 10 00 am. Families bring baskets for noon lunch lemonade provided by the bureau. Fore noon sports include a north versus south county baseball game with no professional players allowed. Awards include a permanent trophy for the winning team and races and games for children and women. W G Eckhardt of the Illinois Agricultural Association will speak in the afternoon. Everyone in the county is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sife
Walworthy
Clark “County
Clark County Farm’ Bureau
Martinsville
Farm Bureau
A. E. Owen
Casey
Ralph Cooper
W. G. Eckhardt
Ilnois Agricultural Association
Forsythe Family Reunion Honors Lowther Farewell
A Forsythe home near Oliver hosted a Sunday reunion for Riley Lowther and family as they prepare to move. Forty guests attended including Hendersons, Forsythes, Quinns, Barkley, Maynard, Wrights, Parrishes, and Eldredges. The day featured a noon dinner for 39, music, ice cream, and cake with Vermer Parrish’s birthday and Ernest Forsythe’s wedding anniversary noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Forsythe
Oliver
Riley Lowther
Frank Henderson
Near Dennison
A. C. Forsythe
Horace
Ernest Forsythe
Keifer Forsythe
Q. Quinn
E D. Barkley
Elsie Maynard
Near Oliver
James Wright
Terre Haute
Verner Parrish
Nevins
Helen
Ruth Eldredge
Paris
Vermer Parrish
Glenn McCormick Suicide Attempt Saved by Friends
Glenn McCormick of Marshall suspended himself with a belt from a door frame in his West Main Street home, twisting the strap around his neck. Friends arrived in time to rescue him after his mother Emmett Payne notified a midnight visit. A former WWI soldier, McCormick was hospitalized but is recovering. the motive for the attempt remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McCormick
West Main’ ‘Street
Emmett Payne
Glenn
Marshall
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Various Parcels
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds including James Claypool to Leroy Claypool for a lot on Marshall Street, John D Shoemaker to Leonard Marrs for a lot on Marshall, Lawrence Sanders to Samuel Cullap 40 acres for 5000, Malinda Brimner to Bruce Gard 61 acres for 5150, Mabel White to T J Pike lot Westfield for 1800, Zereniah Reeder to Ressie Gilbert loft Westfeld for 1, Frank Baker to Hayes Hutching Westfeld for 62000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claypool i
Leroy Claypool
Marshall St
John D. Shoemaker
Leonard A. Marrs
Marshall
Lawrence Sanders
Samuel Cullap
Malinda Brimner
Bruce
Gard
Mabel White
T JT. _ Pike
Westfield
Zereniah Reeder
Ressie Gilbert
Loft Westfeld
Frank Baker
Hayes
Te “Hutching
Westfeld
York Reunion to Feature Speakers and Music Events
The Fourth Annual Old Settlers Reunion in York runs August 12 to 16 with Uncle Joe Canton as a leading speaker. Other speakers include William B. McKinley, Judge Fenton W. Booth, Arthur Poorman, and I. D. Taube neck with sessions each afternoon and evening. Sunday includes union services and Dr. C. B. Hershey remarks. music by Shelburn Jazz Band and local quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe Canton
York
Joe
Win William B. McKinley
Fenton W. Booth
Arthur Poorman
I. D. Taubeneck
Marshall
J. B. Crowley
Robinson, NL
O. C. Smith
Union
C. B. Hershey
U. C. College
Merom
Shelburn
Quaker
Big Springs
Merom College
Jubee Singers
Odd Fellows District Meeting Draws 200 in Martinsville
More than 200 Odd Fellows attended a Martinsville district meeting. Eight candidates were initiated as the Westfield degree team, renowned nationwide for efficiency, performed the work. Martinsville lodge provided refreshments after the rites, marking one of the district’s largest gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Westfield
Sparks Pays Fine for Practicing Medicine Without License
Prof. E. M. Sparks appeared in county court and pleaded guilty to practicing human ailments without a license. He paid a $25 fine plus costs. other counts were dismissed on condition he not practice in Illinois without a license in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Pugh
Lon “Apple
Olin
Terre Haute
Wabash Township
Clark County
Wesk
E. M. Sparks
George Schadd Freed After County Court Fine
George Schadd charged with stealing buggy wheels from Ira Buchanan was fined one dollar and costs in county court Tuesday but released without payment for one year pending good behavior. Moore Buried George Moore killed resisting arrest was buried July 30, 1920 in Marshall cemetery with Rev. P. Raymond Powers officiating. City Council meeting yielded little action beyond paying bills and discussing water and light bill nonpayment. An order against opening cut-outs on motor cars and against speeding was issued and the city marshal instructed to enforce ordinances. Marriage Licenses Orville Applegate and Hazel Dell Lula Shadiey, Ralph Preston and Bessie Graham, Albert Cook and Bertha Bartimus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schadd
Ira Buchanan
George Moore
Marshall
P. Raymond Powers
Orville Applegate
Hazel Dell
Lula Shadiey
Ralph H. Preston
Paris
Bessie Graham
Albert B. ' Cook
Mattoon
Bertha Bartimus
Toledo
City Order Tightens Speeding Enforcement Within Limits
The City Council issues an order stating that those found guilty of speeding or “opening cut-outs” within city limits will be dealt with by law. Also notes A. M. Mitchell and daughter returned from a visit with Biller in Heltonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Residents visits and travels fill Casey area notices
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travels to and from Beardstown Dixon Chicago Columbus Indiana and Mayfield. The items note confirmations of arrivals departures and weekend visits among families and friends, plus local events including a ball game and club meetings.
Former Indiana Governor Hanly Killed In Truck Train Crash
Former Indiana Governor and 1916 Prohibition candidate J Frank Hanly died after a Pennsylvania freight train struck the automobile carrying him Dre Baker and Mrs C M Baker near Kilgore. Mrs Baker and Hanly died at the hospital with severe head injuries. Mr Baker died later. The party had met in Dennison and were en route to Kilgore when struck. The body was to be sent to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Hospital
Hanly
Kilgore
Indianapolis
Boy at play shoots mate on farm in Marshall area
George Foster aged 14, living with Em merson Clouse west of Marshall, was shot in the face by a 14 year old friend on the John Bierbaum farm while they cleaned a hammerless shotgun. The weapon discharged 72 pellets. Foster is reportedly improving. Bierbaum believed the gun was unloaded when he fired. Foster is a grandson of Wes Eastopday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Emmerson Clouse
Marshall
Stanley Bierbaum
John Bierbaum
Foster
Bierbaum
Wes Eastop Day
Services in Pythian Temple Announcement
Sunday 11:00 a m service and Wednesday 8:00 p m event invited. Sunday School at 10:00 a m welcomes all readers and neighbors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Marshall
Ladies’ Aid
Rudolph Kuhn
J. Mundorf
Pythian Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
William 'Clouse
Frank Griffith
Iowa
George ‘ S
Our City
Bellair
Martinsville Board of Health
F. J. James
Rogers
Jerry Ishler
Ishler
D. “i Wilholt
East Main
Thomas M. ‘Cooper
Daniel
Harry Ludwick
Fairy Fasig
Warren
Ohio
Moon
Mr. Luwick
Effingham
Fairy
Irwin Chapman
South
City
Martin Cooper
C. W. Crissman
N. Rogers
Curtis
Annapolis
O. B
Greenwell Ford
Leon
North Washington
Vishtor
Wilt Seaton
Uude-graffe
Martinsvillé
Wwe
Din
Forsythe
The
Uncle Joe Cannon
C. A. S. Club
Ellen May
H. E. Meyer
Elizabeth Nichols
Sarah Matkin
Helen,Mayer
Bertha Kanamacher
Gail Batson
Lena Forsythe
Goldie Kannamacher
Mahala Forsythe
Lucile Moore
Nola Kanamacher
ODD Fellows AT
Sparks
Moore
A. M .Mitchell
Biller
Heltonville
Effie Owen
Beardstown
Abraham
E Large
Dixon
Rachel Ruffner
Mra. A. L. Ruffner
Harley Ruffner
Columbus
Keneth J. Crandall
Scotsville
Albert Stohr
Glen Payne
East Main Street
Leland Yanaway
Ruth Young
Edna Fint
Oliver Baxter
Velma Grant
Linda
Howrd Holmes
F. L. Sluss
Mary Frantes
Herbert Goble
Charles
Mutual Clautauqua
Willam J. David
Samantha E. Richards
Chester
Br Tucker
Richards
Nat
Drinkwater
Sisonich¢wan
Canada
Ayera
Av Gilbert
Tha Bar
Hhone da. Thume
Fe Yime
J. Frank Hanly
Hlinois Boy
Indiana
Syet Ite
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