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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1911

Page

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A Week on the Potomac by Mr Bell and Local Notices

A column recounts a week on the Potomac from Washington to Wilkinson's Landing and Cabin John Bridge. It describes Shell Farm offerings for lodging meals and boating, plus crab and shellfish dishes. The piece notes a New York City life insurance policy and a Pension Bureau visit, ending with a Sunday School Convention at Livingston on August 20.

Washington, D. C Potomac River Wilkinson’s Landing Colonial Beach Aonroe Bay Shell Farm Soundmans Isaac Walton Fent Thesapeake Bay Jim Daugherty Jim Indiana New York City Washington West Cline Congress Ft. Wayne Ind Cabin John Bridge Maryland Potomac Glen ‘Echo Europe Asia Africa Westmoreland County Virginia Walker

Postal Savings Bank to Open at Marshall Postoffice

Postmaster Cole received notice from the Postoffice Department that a postal savings bank will be established at the Marshall postoffice on September 12.

Cole Postoffice Department Marshall Postoffice

Clark County Sunday School Convention at West Union

The annual Clark county Sunday school convention will be held at West Union August 24 and 25. An interesting program has been arranged and West Union residents prepare to entertain many visitors.

Clark County West Union

Illinois oil activity steady with new wells nearing completion

Industry reports a quiet Carlyle field last week while several wells near completion promise higher output. Illinois totals show 46 wells completed across Clark Crawford Lawrence Clinton Marion Morgan counties, with 4020 barrels produced and 7 dry holes.

Carlyle Lawrenceville Illinois Clark County Crawford Lawrence Clinton Marion Morgan

River Survey Party at Darwin Reports Progress on Wabash

The first boats of the Wabash government survey party are moored at Darwin. Engineers estimate a year and a half to finish the river survey. The initial boat records soundings and levels while others map topography and assess a lock system for a deep waterway to Terre Haute, ending at Shawneetown.

Wabash Government Darwin Terre Haute Shawneetown

Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area

Frank Lake sells part of block 14 Archer's 2nd add Marshall to Robt Thompson for 160 dollars. John Weir transfers se sw and sw se 11-10-12 and 1-10-12 for 1 dollar. Eta Kendall transfers 10-13 five Kendall's additions Martinsville lots for 3000 dollars. Geo Dietzel sells tract in 6-10-11 and 1-10-12 to Ivan Kraemer for 170 dollars. Anna Simpson admx transfers part block 41 Dulaney's add Marshall to B F Johnson for 300 dollars. D B Miller sells 8% nw and ow uw 31-10-14 to J W Price for 7000 dollars.

Frank Lake Robt. Thompson Archer Marshall John Weir H. D Bullard Eta Kendall Kendall Geo. Dietzel Ivan Kraemer Anna Simpson Admx B. F. Johnson Dulaney’s Ad D. B. Miller J. W. Price Nw & Ow

Westfield College appoints new faculty for coming year

The Westfield College trustees have filled faculty vacancies except the president. The lineup includes W. E. Schear as dean and natural sciences instructor, H. B. Simon from Otterbein University as mathematics astronomy and athletics director, B. Cory Brinkey of Pennsylvania English, Cornelia Luscomb of Ganville IndianaBookkeeping commercial law and violin, Leriah Sherrick of Scottdale German and French. R. G. Newell returns as musical director with the president to lead Greek Latin and Biblical history classes. The paper forecasts a prosperous year.

Westfield College Reviw W. E. Schear H. B. Simon Otterbein University B. Cory Brinkey Pennsylvania Cornelia Luscomb Ganville Ind Leriah Sherrick Scottdale R. G. Newell

Deaths of the Week Edward Cole

Edward Cole died last Friday night in Anna hospital. Funeral services were held at the family residence on North Seventh Street and interment was in the city cemetery. He was a Marshall hardware merchant and postmaster from 1909 to last January. He married Edith Hodge in 1898 and leaves two children.

Edward Cole Anna North Seventh Street Mr. Drew Marshall Cole Edith Hodge

Mrs N Forbeck obituary notes 60 years of life in Illinois

Mrs N Forbeck Margaret Meehling born August 30 1850 in Pittsburg Pennsylvania came to Illinois at age nine. She married Nicholas Forbeck January 12 1869 and had four children two predeceased her. Survived by husband two sons John deputy county sheriff and William J. at home, two brothers J J and George Meehling, sisters Mrs James and Mrs W Swope. Died August 9 after long illness aged 60 years 11 months 9 days. Funeral at St Marys Church August 11 Father Healey officiating burial in St Marys Cemetery.

N. Forbeck Margaret Meehling Pittsburg Illinois Nicholas Forbeck John William J Anderson Township St. Marys Church Father Healey Samuel Teutopolis St. Mary’s Cemetery

Civil War Veteran William A Barton Dies in Terre Haute

William A Barton age 75, a Civil War veteran, died at his Terre Haute home Friday. Funeral services were held at the family residence and the body taken to Livingston for burial. Survived by four daughters and one son. A large West Terre Haute Red Men delegation with a cornet band accompanied the body to Marshall.

William A. Barton Terre Haute Livingston Marshall West Terre Haute

Death of Miss Hattie Hilt Found From Heart Disease

Fifteen year old Hattie Hilt, daughter of Henry Hilt, was found dead in her bed on South Michigan Street early yesterday. She had been active Monday and preparing for a picnic. An inquest by Coroner Howell ruled death from heart disease.

Hattie Hilt Hattie Henry Hilt South Michigan Street Cory Oner Howell

Obituaries Recall Two Local Deaths and Tragic Timber Incident

Fragmentary notes report Allen Boyer died after a timber mishap near Grandview while at work. The second obituary mentions Mrs. Iris Fuller and Anthony Fuller, aged 55, who died near Darwin after illness, leaving a wife and children.

Allen Boyer Grandview Allen Boyer Sewas Eeris sMirs Anthony ‘Fuller Darwin Stromicancen Willsae

Marshall Team Wins Shoot in Brazil Ind Tournament

Marshall gun club members Harry Cork, Dr Turman, Joe Davison, Emmett Payne and Rob Davidson traveled to Brazil Indiana yesterday and defeated the local club in a notable match. Cork shot the high score with 46 of 50. The visitors were entertained with an auto ride and a planned banquet at a loading hotel, which could not be held. The score details followed.

Harry Cork Dr. Turman Joe Davison Emmett Payne Rob Davidson Marshall Gun Club Brazil Ind

Picnic Near Dennison Delights M E Sunday School Family Group

A group of about 54 families from the Dennison M E Sunday school gathered in J H Scofield’s woods a half mile west of Dennison for a well prepared meal after Sunday school. Rev Mr Somers gave thanks before all enjoyed the abundant dinner.

M. E Dennison J. H. Scofield Mr Somers

Mike Molter’s Faith and Forty Acres Farm in Asbury Land

The Mattoon District Methodist lauds Mike Molter as a strong neighbor. An old German, he cleared eighty wooded acres into a beautiful small farm and says his best crop was the children. He built a barn with a preacher’s horse stall and a home with a room called the preacher’s room.

Mike Molter Old Asbury Mattoon Mike

City Council Debates Linn Street Sewer Extension

City council adjourned session hears protest from property owners lacking city water. Ordinance approving the Linn street sewer extension passes with Claypool Mitchell and Duncan in favor. Thompson and Catron oppose. Burial permits from city clerk required for all deaths also adopted.

Forbeck Linn Street Claypool Mitchell Duncan Thompson and Catron

Progressive Egypt Roads Plan for Harrisburg Township

Residents desert the time-worn system of working the country and adopt brick paving on concrete foundations for country roads. The first project covers two and a half miles of roadway, to align with city street paving standards but with a narrower width.

Harrisburg Nilles

Marriage Licenses Issued in Darwin and Parker Townships

Amos Haddix and Grace Hollen Beck both of Darwin township obtained a marriage license. Elmer Briscoe and Julia Wilson, both of Parker township, were also issued licenses.

Amos Haddix Grace Hollenbeck Darwin Township Elmer Briscoe Julia Wilson Parker Township

Marshall unit departs for Springfield camp to face war

Marshall's contingent of Company A of the 4th regiment Illinois National Guard left for the state camp at Springfield on Friday and is now experiencing some of the horrors of war.

Laughing comedy triumph at Fythian Theatre Friday

Carlos Inskeep Attractions present The Girl and The Tramp at the Fythian Theatre Friday evening August 18 with an excellent cast and complete scenic production ahead of the show.

Carlos Fythian Theatre

Sunday church schedule and offerings at local Baptist church

Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Miss Cora Baird supt preaching at 10 45 a m on The Threefold Christ and 8 p m on Sowing His Wild Oats invited to all services prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m D D Burt pastor Baptist Church services 9 30 a m 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m morning A Long Walk evening Set Free I O Lee pastor livery barn stock business for sale at 80 house on joining lots expected 40 weekly profit sell or trade for farm Ross Buckner West Union Iowa

Cora Baird D. D. Burt Baptist Church I. H. Lee Ross Buckner West Union

New Congregational Pastor Accepts Call in City

Rev. Mr. Drew has accepted the pastorate of the Congregational church here and will begin work September first. The church has been without a pastor for a year as arrangements are made for his move this week.

Mr. Drew Congregational Church

Annual Clark County Teachers Institute Progress

The Clark county teachers institute continues at the high school with about 160 in attendance. The program published last week is followed and interests are good as instructors handle their subjects. Public school graduating exercises are set for Friday at 2 30 p m in the Methodist church with Prof J D Shoop of Chicago delivering the address.

Clark County Teachers’ Institute Methodist Church J. D. Shoop Chicago

Turnout rules for autos under recent law

A passage urges drivers to yield half the road to automobiles as required by a new law. Violating the provision incurs a five dollar fine. When a vehicle ahead is moving in the same direction, it must give room for the automobile to pass and turn to the right or allow the auto to pass on the left.

Local Visitors and Teachers Attend Institute Notes

John M. Coons of Yale visited Monday to look after farm interests. Jas McCollum visited from Terre Haute on Tuesday. Miss Cora Church Ben Stevens Hurley Veach and Tom Johnson attend a teachers institute. Robert Buckle of West Union R2 stays with his father Joel Buckle for the week. Elisha Hurst visited Chicago Sunday. Rev Neal McLaine and Ph Snowsden attended quarterly conference at Hatton Saturday. Burnhurst has been on the stet list for the past few days. Hi Sti another method is told provided for Casey people.

John M. Coons Yale Jas McCollum Terre Haute Miss Cora. Church Ben Stevens Hurley Veach Tom Johnson Teachers’ Institute Robert Buckle West Union R2 Joel Buckle Elisha Hurst Burnhurst

Nauvoo Remembered The Old Town Through Mormon Echoes

The piece surveys Nauvoo's vanished city plan and remaining houses, noting Joseph Smith's influence, early Mormon leadership, and the contrast between the river town’s faded past and a newer Nauvoo with hotels and cement walks. It highlights two Catholic schools on the hill and locals sharing vivid, varied Nauvoo tales.

Nauvoo Joseph Smith Peoria Herald-Transcript Mormon Church Smith B. Smith Las Nauvoo Dms Cean Bilal

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