Schools Start Soon With Thirty-One Examinations
Rural schools begin on the first Monday in September for seven months. Of 31 teachers taking the exam, 25 passed. several uncertified applicants remain unplaced. Local districts report hiring gaps in Oil Field Round Grove Johnson Lind sey and others in Parker, Martinsville, York and Melrose townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bright
Oilfield
Round Grove
Johnson and Lindsey
Parker Township
Brown
Casey Township
Kelly
Woodlawn
Martinsville Township
Germany
Dolson
Pikes Peake
Douglas
Melrose
Ohio
Cottonwood
Melrose Township
Brick and Lower Union
York Township
Black Hawk
Marshall
Laura Partlow
Casey
Louie Black
Martinsville
Nora Kannamacker
Redyth van Wey
Marie Claypool
Minnie Barret
Irene Fessenbeck
Ruth A.cutler
Eunice Finney
Westfield
Clark County
Charleston
Mabel Fern Allred
Frances Beck
Lonie Black
Mary E Brown
Zela Brown
Edna Buschmeyer
Arthur Chapman
Marie Claypovul
Flossie Drake
Opal Histon
Ione Fortney
Theodosia Freeman
Esther Goodwin
Ethel Goodwin
Ralph Hix
Leola Kuhn
Mabel Lee
Mary Jane Lindley
Lillie Sincair
Agnes Smith
Bitha Spaugh
Loretta Watson
Ruby Welch
Wayne Welch
E B Sayler
Sayler
Westfield High School
Christman High School
Seteabe SK SK HK
SGI
Andrew Carnegie Dies at Lenox Summer Home
Telegraph confirms Andrew Carnegie death in Lenox Massachusetts. From bobbin boy to a vast fortune estimated at $500 million he gave away over $360 million to libraries and education, stating wealth belongs to those who made it. The Marshall band is hired for four days at the Clark County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Mass
Bobbin Boy
Clark County Fair
Knight Here Again Aims in Jail Over Old Scams
John A Knight alias Ferguson was jailed by Sheriff W A Byram and Deputy Charles Short on charges from 1917 including passing a raised 700 dollar check to read 17 dollars and a confidence game around Casey. Knight, previously a liquor house representative, allegedly took orders and beneficiaries did not receive goods. He has a history of jail escapes and was recently found by Indianapolis detectives. habeas corpus was invoked but released to Illinois authorities. He will be held until the November circuit court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Knight
Ferguson
W A. Byram
Charles Short Knight
Ed Bennett
Knight
Casey
Clark County
Indianapolis
Marshall
Indianapoli
W.B. Evans
Cunningham
Illinois
Circuit Court
Car Recovery Acknowledgment in Terre Haute Incident
Henry Buser thanks Deputy Sheriff Charles Short for locating his car in Indianapolis while Short was returning John Knight to jail. The vehicle had been in temporary custody of two soldiers in army uniforms and was found abandoned by the roadside before Buser claimed it in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Buser
Terre Haute
Charles Short
Short
Indianapolis
John Knight
Buser
Craig and Denzer Fight Over Threshing Dispute
On Friday Albert Craig and Freemont Denzer argued over grain threshing on the Harrison farm. Denzer claimed the land next belonged to him and struck Craig with a shovel while Craig slashed Denzer with a knife. Both men suffered head and body injuries in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Craig
Freemont Denzer
Harrison
Craig
Denzer
Box Car Door Strikes Truck Near Switch
Clayton Spittler and his young son narrowly escaped serious injury when a freight car door flew off and struck their motor truck as cars were being moved onto a switch. The door damaged the cab and the truck, but the two occupants escaped with only a few bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Spittler
Little Son
Spittler
Fire at Livingston Everett Black’s House
A night fire northeast of birtsestes damaged Livingston Everett Black’s residence shortly after midnight. No items were saved as the family had left. investigators found no active blaze and believe the fire began in a bedroom with the stove unused since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Black
Birtsestes
Old Settlers Reunion at York on the Wabash
York prepares for the third annual Old Settlers gathering in Old Hodge Grove on the Wabash River beginning tomorrow through Sunday. A basket dinner is planned Sunday with concerts talks recitations and farm programs led by local officials, Merom College, and community leaders. Powers couple to depart two weeks for Mount Vernon camp meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Old Hodge Grove
Wabash
Olén R. Clements
Marshall
Robert Reed
Sullivan
O. C. Smith
Benton, Lll
P G. Bradbury
P RO Powers
Mount Vernon
Mr Powers
Tabernacle
Powers
Marriages and Property Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Marriage licenses show Edward Craig and Madge Miller both 19 from West Union. Charley Crocker 37 Hutsonville weds Ada Beasler 36 Darwin. Downey 21 Newman weds Lucile Tanner 19 Rockville. Property deals include 7-10-13 land valued at 600 and 4-11-12 land at 4000, plus several acres and lots transferred between individuals with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Craig
West Union
Madge Miller
Charley E. Crocker
Hutsonville
Ada Beasler
Darwin Clifton Downey
Newman
Lucile Tanner
Rockville
Levi E. Staley
Ben H Netzley
Mary E. Sergent
Claude E. Spires
Martinsville
Co. E. Beadle
Harvey Sanders
Phillip Spittler
Frank Cole
Samuel F. Bridwell
John W Shelton
P. W. Grover
Sarah E. Roberts
Casey
George W. Reid Lor Casey
Martha A. Flenner
W. S. Flenner
Mamie Hogue
Edna Weaver
Lula Weaver
Geof Matkin
Joseph B. Howe
Martha L. Graham
Ernest Murphy
Westfield
Hettie L. Briscoe
Ada B. Briscoe
G W. Reedy
Hannah Stansbury
John Robinson
Florence Havers
Hebinsss
Wm J Morgan
F G Hasten
Stephen Toops
Wm. J. Morgan
Spiketown Homecoming Draws Nearby Residents for 8th Year
Spiketown marked its eighth annual homecoming with attendees from Danville Georgetown Ridgefarm Charleston Brocton Hinesboro Indianapolis Terre Haute Casey and Marshall. A noon dinner on the church lawn followed by an afternoon program featured songs recitations and talks by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiketown
Danville
Georgetown
Ridgefarm
Charleston
Brocton
Hinesboro
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Casey
Marshall
Dave Black
Alvin Smith
Hudson
Gus Purdum
Harry Bierbaum
Christiana Dietz
Mary Umbarger
Diantha Keith
Albert Mathews
Geneva Washburnn
Smitley
S Eleanor Gage
Ida Smitley
Emma German
Cora Morris
Willams Designs Poultry House on sectional plan
An article describes a new poultry house design by Willams featuring two sections for roosts and nests with outside accessible egg collection. It emphasizes warmth ventilation sunlight and cleanability and notes the skylight and movable components for easy relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaims
New vulcanizing firm opens in Marshall
C E Yeager and C A Cottingham, Terre Haute businessmen, establish a vulcanizing and tire repair shop in the Hurst building on Sixth Street Marshall. They opened Thursday and offer tire service, second hand tubes and casings, automobile accessories, and free art. Yeager and Cottingham oversee the business in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C EE. Yeager
C. A. Cottingham
Terre Haute
Marshall
Hurst
Sixth Street
Yeager and Cottingham
Automobile Upturned Near Marshall Injures Father and Son
Abe Finkbiner reached for his hat while driving six miles south of Marshall and the car turned over. His son Harry and Abe sustained broken bones and facial injuries. Dr Smith treated them. They were reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Finkbiner
Marshall
Harry
Finkbiner
Johnsons Bakery Adopts Modern Coke Heated Oven in 384 Loaf Capacity
Johnson installs a Middlety Marshall continuous fire oven with a 384 loaf per bake capacity and over 3 000 loaves daily. Coke heated and fed from the back, with a heat retaining jacket and fire clay chambers. An automatic electric light aids observation as doors operate. No hot water boiler atop the oven facilitates dough mixing and bakery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C R Johnson
Middlety-Marshall
Fragmentary Radio Essay Echoes on Easy Talker
The readable lines suggest a satirical piece referencing an Easy Talker and topics like a symposium, liquor, Billy Sunday, and Roshians. It mentions Bryan and hawg prices with a chaotic, wandering tone. No clear event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bryan
Fess Urges 1.6 Million For Influenza Study
Representative Simeon D. Fess of Ohio asks Congress to appropriate 1.6 million dollars to the public health service for influenza causes research and prevention methods. The measure, backed by the American Medical Association, seeks funding for universities and research institutions and calls for Army and Navy medical department cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
House
Public Health Service
American Medical Association
Fess
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Army
Navy
Information for Victory Bond holders issued by Chicago Fed
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago explains Victory Liberty Notes have a attached 8 coupon for May 20 to December 15 with future periods paid by check. It warns of potential loss if the coupon is cut and not detected. Parents and teachers can aid by ensuring children are examined at school start to curb communicable diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank
State Department of Public Health
Don Medsker Returns to Post Office Duties
Don Medsker, previously in the post office, has returned from two years overseas and will resume his duties on September 1. He endured a range of wartime circumstances and will be welcomed back by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Medsker
Medsker
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Clements and Poorman
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Arthur Poorman
Frank Kopta
Big Springs Quartet
Carlton Trimble
Hattie Sachs
Effie Shute
J. J Bulger
Court House Square
Bulger
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Manage Bulger
Willams
Poultry House
Guy Medsker
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