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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1922

Page

9

Clark County School Principals and Teacher Training Update

Harold Bright county superintendent reports the Clark County teaching force is in good shape for winter with high schools planning for large enrollments. Principals listed include Hoff Westfield, Cramer West Union, and Edwards Marshall. Thirty three Clark County teachers attended Charleston teachers college this summer. a state law requires only graduates from approved colleges or equivalent preparation for employment after September 1, 1927.

Harold Bright Westfield H. F. Hoff Casey C. I. Brewer Ill Martinsville Harold Girhard West’ Union C. T. Cramer West Union Pennsylvania Beulah Price Bidwell Claude Olin Combs Clay Thaddeus Cramer Virginia Davis Margie Laren Dulaney John Leslie Freeland Viola Belle Garner Homer Gilbert Hendrix Julian House Nola Opal Kannamacher Harriet Kelly Anna Marie Kuhn Avice Ferne Lee Donald Finney McCash Vera Velma Miller Walton Benton Miller Margaret Mitchell Clairene Jane Pearce Mabel Elsa Poorman Anna Dorothy Reynolds Ramona Romines Anna Berdella Scott Lille Evelyn Sinclair Ova Roscoe Stanfield Golda E. Thompson Dorothy Inez Thornburgh Edna Emily Wesnitzer Alice White Hallie White

Community Visitors and Local News From Westfield District

A roundup of residents and visitors includes Mr and Mrs Harry Downey of Lansing and the Merritts of Hot Springs visiting relatives, with numerous others from Champaign Effingham Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville and Akron. A death notes Mrs Bertha Owens visits and J L Johnson hosts a surprise shower for the Rebekah lodge. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Vincent Lowery, and J M Deems heads to Oklahoma for oil work.

Harry L. Downey Lansing Mich Everett Merritt Hot Springs Ark E. V. Rogers G. B. Deah Champaign Florence Zimmerman Effingham EB. N. McNary Mabel Ferrer Oilfield Lydia Jones Harry Gamble Indianapolis Charles Cooper Terre Haute Edgar Snavely Cincinnati Harry Delashmutt Neoga Levi Noakes Akron Ohio Edith Newlin W. M. Rogers Madge Athey Kirksville D. E. Kettling Inez Kansas City Oklahoma Deems Ernest Murphy Casey Westfield J. H.beswick Hillaboro Johnson Thomas Beavers Beavers J. F. Reglin Pennsylvania Vincent Lowery Johny Stevens

110 Years Old Woman Dies at Illinois Poor Farm

Mrs. Melida Stalters Jr., 110, an inmate of the McLean county poor farm in Bloomington, died today. The brief death closes a life noted for its longevity and quiet residence at the facility.

Illinois Bloomington Melida Stalters Jr McLean County

Westfield Residents Tour Oklahoma and Visit Relatives

Westfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller departed Monday for an extended tour of Oklahoma. Mrs. Melford Strader returned home after visiting her son W. H. Strader at Isabel. Mrs. Ed Chaney and her Metcalf children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson. A. G. Russell shipped a load of fat cattle to Chicago while Roy Doty, Willis Connelly, and John Winkleblack sent hogs to Indianapolis and D. O. Moore, Hershel Lewis, and Spellbring & Son shipped hogs elsewhere.

Herbert Miller Oklahoma Melford Strader W. H. Strader Isabel Ed Chaney Metcalf W. F. Johnson A. G. Russell Chicago Roy Doty Willis Connelly John Winkleblack Indianapolis D. O. Moore Hershel Lewis Spellbring & Son

York Old York reunion draws crowds and visitors

The Old York reunion succeeds with large daily attendance. People from Terre Haute East St. Louis Paris Marshall Greenup and other locales visit or reconnect with local families. Births noted include a son born August 3 and a daughter born August 1.

Old York Markes Gilbert Terre Haute Mra Mattie Roberts John Barker East St. Louis Claude Davis Albert Bonesteel John Coryell B. F. Miller Greenup W. L. Roberts Eva Jackson James Hanson J. L. Roberts Marshall Tongo Clark Lizzie McCord Paris Robi. Lake Raymond Prevo Byron Hastings Leonard Maring

Young people honor visiting Chicago guests at local home

A Wednesday evening reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Jonn Sins honored Mrs Nynon Ratdér and Lebrun Sims of Chicago visiting their parents here About 100 attended and refreshments were served. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Ira York of Petrieville, Mr and Mrs Op C Cochran of Birds, and many local families during the York reunion weekend.

Jonn Sins Nynon “Ratdér Lebrun’ Sims Chicago Ira York Petrieville Clara 8. C. Prevo Terre Haute York Priscilla Mount Charles’ Butters Terre Haut Selah Evans

West Union Social News Brims With Visitors and Local Play

Mrs Henry Crcutty and Ruth McClure with daughters Virginia and Jane visited Wallace of Marshall and Zelphia Civic. Thelma Hale and daughter from Terre Haute toured with McKinney family. James Morton transacted business in Robinson. West Union lost to Terre Haute Standards in a seven inning game and hosts Farmersburg Friday.

Henry Crcutty Ruth” ‘McClure Virginia Jane Arthur Cork Rosanna Marguerite Wallace Marshall Zelphia Civic Sam ‘Prevo Terre Haute Wwere Zota John ‘Taggart Thelma‘ ‘Hale Charles ‘McKinney James A.morton Robinson Carlyle ‘O'Hairot Casey Philip Rhoads Claude Carlyle Clinton Ind Farmersburg Merrick Cox Arthur Cork Ben Crowe Daugh*ter Otho Miller Charles Whitlocke G.’ Ww Whitlocke Lita Zellars St. ‘Louis Fred ‘Bohn John R. Bostick Graysville Wm. Crowe Mary Jane Lindley Decatur Ed Prevo Vincennes Willis Ferris Lone Crumlin Nellie Martin

Wreck Report From Sloan Car Collision Details

An accident involving Rav. I. Sloan and his daughter Nevand Andrew Kesler’s car occurred after a collision. Sloan and his daughter sustained minor bruises with no serious injuries, the car was moved to a local garage for repairs, the top torn and windshield shattered.

Ascar I. Sloan Nevand Andrew Kesler Sloan R. A. Mitchell

Rural Carriers Hold Meeting in Martinsville Fair Grounds

A meeting of Clark County rural mail carriers was held at the Martinsville fair grounds Saturday afternoon. The association reorganized with Harry Blankebaker elected president and James Termain of West Union as secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be in West Union on Labor Day. Eighteen carriers attended.

Clark County Martinsville Harry” Blankebaker James Termain West Aston ‘Kannawiacher Marshall Hollenbeck Walter Dennison

Cox Buys Out Shipe T V Stock

Emery Cox of West Terre Haute has taken charge after purchasing the stock formerly held by Shipe T V, transferring control of the nardwarp holdings to Cox.

Cox T. V. ‘Ships Emery Cox West Terre, Haute

Firm opens office above Keiser's pool room

J A Sweet and James Dunn have opened a new office over Keiser's pool room in the Connolly building. The move places the firm in the heart of town, aiming to serve local clients with accessible services.

J. A. ‘Sweet James Dunn Keiser

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Clark CO Teachers’ “College At Charleston H. C. Bell Emma Moore A. G. Reynolds Cecil Bell Lowell ‘Bell Philadelphia Ike Seymour G. F. Smith Viola Smith Melroy Bruner William Blaker Basil Blaker Methodist Sunday School Ross Hardin Ashley Holaday William Holaday Esther and Ruth Orr Madge Guyer Randall Blaker UNION Atte Springfield Clark” County Farm Bureau Illinois. “Agricultural ‘Association Bureau Vieans The
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