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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

10

Spiketown Reunion Attracts Large Local Crowd

A weekend Spiketown reunion drew several hundred residents and former locals from many counties to the little church and nearby grounds. Community members shared services, a community dinner, and an afternoon program featuring readings, solos, and a business meeting to elect officers for next year.

Viniles Marshall Gommin Mildred - and - Genevieve ‘Washburn Barbara -Jean Voelkers Indianapolis Silas Littoral Evansville Anna Junker Danville Ezra Mathews Eleanor Gage Chrisman Susie Skates Paris Lucy Lutz Frank Clinton Myrtle ‘Cox Mackinaw Wilfred Shonk Palestine Alice Winger Greenville Clifford Washburn Brazil van. German John Keith Terre Haute Bert Mathews Garrett Burkett George Gibson Rice ‘Umbarger Julia ‘Pine Mary, Washburn Martinsville Roxie Webb

Boys Held Under Suspect in Casey Case

Two youths claimed from St Louis and Elgin were arrested in Casey after a gas station stop in Martinsville. Sheriff Durner transported them to Marshall. They pleaded guilty, fined 15 dollars plus costs, and remain in the county jail. They said they had not eaten since Friday and are being fed at taxpayers’ expense.

Local Marriage Licenses Recorded Incomplete List

A fragmentary notice lists multiple marriage licenses with ages and partial names across Indiana locales including Clinton and Terre Haute. The readable items mention Henry Rainbolt to Lola Winters, 21, and Gertrude Pennington, 38, to Chas Clark, 49, among others.

Henry Rainbolt Casey Lola ‘Winters Chas EU. Clark Atlanta Ga Gertrude’ Pennington Oliver Elmer Beadles Winslow Ind Mary Ellen McKedy Oakland ‘City Charles Doughty Clinton Phoebe Martin Steve” Molnar Terre Haute Julia Kovach

Death notices and funeral details from Marshall area

William Layton 39 died at his home on Second street. funeral held yesterday at home with Rev Archie Graves officiating, burial in Marshall cemetery. Mary O Rourke Madden 69 died at her north Marshall home. funeral Thursday at St Marys church, burial in St Marys cemetery. Jos Benjamin Steven Dulaney four months died at home in Oliver. funeral at the house, burial in Livingston cemetery. Mr and Mrs F Hutchinson left Monday for a week trip through Iowa visiting Manchester, their old home.

William Layton Second Street Marshall Archie. Graves Marshall Cemetery Mary Benjamin Steven Dulaney Oliver Livingston Cemetery F. Hutchinson Iowa Manchester

Nick Hurst Appointed Road Commissioner by County Board

Nine members of the county board of supervisors met in special session to select five candidates for the position of county superintendent of highways. Nick Hurst led the ballot, with Harry Davis, Wm. Dulaney, J. E. Dawson and Ross Lee among the top names. The board chose ten names total, and the five with the highest votes were forwarded to the state department for final appointment. Moore, dismissed for cause, was among the candidates on the ballot. Bills pending were allowed as the board adjourned.

Nick Hurst State Department of Public Works and Buildings County Board of Supervisors Wilber Moore County Superintendent of Moore State Department Hurst Harry Davis Wm. Dulaney J. E. Dawson Ross Lee Geo. Lafferty Ray Wells Henry Miller

Culver Athlete to Shine at Annapolis Naval Academy

Wendall Gosborn of Greensburg Indiana nephew of Mr and Mrs Millard Hedrick is among the most promising athletes in the new class at the Naval Academy Annapolis He was last year rated the best all around athlete at Culver Military Academy where he played center on the football team was champion heavyweight in baseball and starred in track and basketball He weighs 185 pounds and is expected to excel under the Naval academy coaching staff.

Wendall Naval Academy

Stolen Ford Coupé Reported From Sockler's Garage

Joe Connelly the new agriculture teacher at the high school reported his Ford coupe stolen from in front of Sockler's garage Monday evening around 7 o'clock. He left it there for about a half hour and returned to find it missing.

Joe Connelly Sockler Mr. Connelly

Burnett's Automobile Stolen in Woodford Area Recovered

Burnett's automobile was stolen at Summer Gardens in Terre Haute Sunday evening and recovered by two officers immediately.

Woodford Burnett Summer Gardens Terre Haute

Teachers Meet for Two Days at Illinois College Charleston

Forty four teachers attend the summer term at Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Charleston. The two day gathering in the county court room features Robert Co Moore secretary of the Illinois State Teachers Association as principal speaker. The meeting informs teachers on pension amendments and eligibility for the fund.

Illinois Teachers College At Charleston Harold Bright Clark County Robert Co. Moore Illinois State Teachers Association More Mlinois Teachers College

Farmers Picnic at Martinsville Prepares for County Fair

County Farm Bureau picnic drew hundreds at the Martinsville fair grounds despite cloudy weather. Visitors learned about soil testing and free samples, with the Clark County Fair tent west of the grandstand offering soil tests and demonstrations. Attendees viewed a T. B. demonstration and condemned tubercular lesions in slaughtered animals, urging countywide cleaning up.

Farm Bureau Fair Grounds Martinsville Clark County

Real estate transfers listed in local deed records

Listus J Rothrock and wife transfer land in 19-14 to Le man E Rothrock for $1. Leman E Rothrock and wife transfer land in 19-14 to Listus J Rothrock for $1. George D Barr and wife transfer to Grover Decker for Martinsville valued at $2. B F Johnson transfers land in 13-11-14 to Peter Rodebaugh for $1. John Warner and wife transfer a York lot to Jackson L Barker and wife for $1000. W S Roberts and wife transfer a Marshall lot to Lulle E Coleman for $1. Bleauford R Steward and wife transfer a Cumberland lot to B W Bragg for $1650. William T Berkley and wife transfer land in 9-10-13 to Blanche Berkley for $1. Otho See and wife transfer a Marshall lot to George A Brandenstein for $1.

Listus J. Rothrock Leman E. Rothrock Lisetus

Darwin man may keep both eyes after wire injury

Clark Prevo of Darwin pierced his right eye with barbed wire last week. Infection threatened loss of both eyes, but doctors now say he is progressing well and may retain sight in both eyes.

Clark Prevo Darwin

Band concert tomorrow features The Hunting Scene

The band concert tomorrow night will feature The Hunting Scene with vocal solo by Mrs. O R Clements and a baritone solo by Mr Van Der Ecken assisted by four male quartets. Next Thursday Marshall Day will perform at the Clark Country Fair with a large delegation expected to attend.

Snavely Elected Delegate for Conference in Champaign

H R Snavely was elected delegate to the conference of lay men to be held September 12 at Champaign. W W Ralston named alternate and Olen R Clem ents appointed associate delegate. Eight laymen will be chosen to represent the district at the general conference.

Methodist Church H. R. Snavely Champaign W.W. Ralston Olen R. Clements

Locates Lost Car and Box of Cigars by Policeman Short

An abandoned car found by Policeman Charles Short on the National highway near the Big Four station was towed into town. Owner Earl Miller of Black Hawk Indiana retrieved the car later, leaving Short a box of cigars and some money. The thieves were not identified.

Charles Short Big Four Railroad Station Earl Miller Black Hawk Indiana Short

Former Clark County Merchant Dies in Mount Carmel

W. A. Smith age 75 formerly of Casey died last week at his Mt. Carmel home. Funeral held Friday afternoon in Mt. Carmel.

Clark County MT. Carmel W. A. Smith Casey

Strohm Family Attends Marion Reunion and Funeral

Mr and Mrs Chas Strohm and their son John of West Union joined the 11th annual gathering of his mother's kin in Marion Ohio. They attended the funeral of President Harding where about 250 005 people stood in line three hours to view the casket.

Chas. Strohm John West Union Marion Ohio President Harding Mr. Strohm

Conservator Appointed for Connelly in Court

Tude Connelly of Westfield, jailed on a liquor charge, was brought to county court Tuesday to appoint a conservator. His wife was named conservator. Frank Geheb's barn burned Friday morning east of Marshall, his second barn loss in two years, cause unknown. Sidney Smith the cartoonist of The Gumps was in Marshall en route to Rockville Indiana for a chautauqua engagement and to Paris chautauqua Thursday afternoon August 16.

Tude" Connelly of Westfield Frank Geheb Marshall Geheb Sidney’, Smith the Gumps Rockville Ind Mr. Smith Paris

Florida Engineer Duffy Slowly Recovers After Crash

Terre Haute Ind. The home of Glenn E. Duffy reports the Pennsylvania flyers engineer suffered a nervous collapse after the Sunday crash that killed 13. Duffy shows improving condition and may resume his run by week’s end. He has lived at 803 Chestnut Street and had 30 years of service.

Mr. Duffy Chestnut Street

Gasoline Prices Drop Across Dallas as Refiners Cut

Gasoline sold at 11 cents a gallon in Dallas by the New Magnolia Petroleum Co and other independents. Major refiners were expected to follow with price cuts today, signaling a broad drop in fuel costs for drivers.

Dallas Texas Magnolia ‘Petroleum. “Co

Infected Foot Sidelines Carroll Clembs at Work

Carroll Clembs suffers an infected foot after heat caused white blisters. The condition forced him to miss work this week.

Carroll Clembs Kel

Own Life in Shop

Louis Ruben a 44 year old junk dealer in Marshall shot himself in his West Main street office Thursday morning and died about two hours later. Financial troubles and illness were believed to cause the self inflicted death. Born in Vitebsk Russia he came to Marshall from Robinson seven years ago and lived alone. He was taken to his sister’s home in Terre Haute where the funeral was held Friday afternoon.

Louis Ruben Marshall West Main Street Vitebsk Russia Robinson Terre Haute

Sunday School Convention Held in Clark County

The Clark County Sunday school convention will be held August 30 at the Methodist church. The piece urges cooperation among Sunday school workers and nonworkers, calls pastors and superintendents to ensure good representation, and encourages transportation by car to attend the event.

A. Honderich Clark County

Boy Drowns in Lake at Paris in Reservoir Area

Delbert Sanders 21 son of Mr and Mrs Harveyp Sanders of 214 East Monroe Paris disappears in Rambo's Bayou at Reservoir Lake near 3 30 Saturday afternoon. He went with Buck Hmerick and is believed to have been seized by cramps during the outing.

Delbert Sanders Harveyp Sanders Monroe Street Paris Rambo’s Bayou Reservoir Lake Sanders Buck Hmerick

Public park plan for Biizz ford pond discussed

Local voices from Marshall weigh in on creating a public park at Biizz Ford. Dentists, doctors, a county judge, a mayor, and others call it a good idea with picnics, swimming, and playground use, while urging cleanup and facilities like a swimming pool.

C. D. Mitchell Marshall J. J. Rose Harry Janney Tam Angner G. C. Hallauer John _McCauley J. W. Richards Crliférain Hessechusetts

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William . Layton Mary .O’rourke “Madden Benjamin , Steven Dulaney Sg Hyatt Pete Sebel Ima Dodd, Mead & Car Culver Robert C. Moore Educa ‘Tor Bright Janie Atwell Kannamacher Nora Weil Toad Mickie D. W. Tibbs Johnson, Tibbs and Drake Sint. With Snavely Harding Connelly Frank Geher Sidney Smith Fla Duffy Togo Asked ’Em
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