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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1928

Page

8

Grand Turn couple celebrate newborn granddaughter

Mr and Mrs George Witzel of the Grand Turn boast of a fine granddaughter born last week to Dick and Emma Hammerly. A National Greenbackers meeting at George A Hippard's store in Marshall township is planned for Thursday at 7 pm to choose delegates to the Representative Convention. The editor mourns a cow's death after a visit by about a dozen cow doctors. Wm Beadle, Republican nominee for Sheriff, was in the city last week saying he finished a splendid harvest and stored away his corn.

George Witzel Emma Hammerly Greenbackers Marshall Township George A. Hippard Beadle

Two fakirs fined in wheel of fortune case

Two fakirs arrested on complaint by City Attorney Jones were fined $14.80 each after trial. Will Warriner of San Bernardino spent part of last week in Marshall with relatives before rushing to Adams Indiana for his uncle Wm Haselrigge's funeral. John Crouch wed Maggie Handy last Wednesday. Paris visitors Hattie Lottie Bradshaw Bue Topsy Shipman and Mrs Chas Chestnut joined a local excursion to visit relatives here.

Jones Will Warriner San Bernardino California Marshall Robert John K. Black Mattoon Adams Ind Wm. Haselrigge John Crouch Maggie Handy Stephen Handy Hattie Lottie Bradshaw Bue Topsy Shipman Chas Chestnut Paris

Thirty year Aco Om Saturday August 12th Rev

A 30 year anniversary note lists events for Saturday August 12 featuring Reverend activities. Details are partial but indicate a church devotion and community gathering led by Rev. Aco Om.

Rev

Runaway horse damages cart injures couple in Wabash

Frank Patton and his wife were thrown from a cart when a frightened horse ran off after another horse. The cart was wrecked and the wife suffered bruises but no broken bones.

Frank Patton Wabash Frank

Ex-publisher Lloyd Bartlett in Paris sparks Beacon jab

Twenty years ago Lloyd Bartlett ex publisher of the Express was in Paris last week visiting a boyfriend and drew a scolding note in the Beacon. The Beacon says the editor is two sizes larger than a cake of soap and the Express endorses Yates for governor though the paper is a creditable effort for a boy of Lloyds age. Alonzo Lucan was badly injured in Tennessee when a flour mill machinery piece struck his eye and he is in a Memphis hospital. Ruth McNutt Maude Lautiman Edna Bell Alma Shipe Maude Walker Gertrude Handley Gertrude Machlan and Cecelia Lake went to Niagara Falls on the Big Four excursion.

Lloyd Bartlett The Express Paris Beacon Yates Lloyd Alonzo Lucan Tennessee Mr. Lycan Memphis Ruth McNutt Maude Lautiman Edna Bell Alma Shipe Maude

Local Farm Trades And Military Enlistments

Ten years ago Robert English sold his farm north of the city to Herman Fawley at 135 dollars per acre. Elmer Fawley sold his 126 acre farm at Blizzard's Ford two miles north of town to Harve Nightlinger. Lu Holler enlisted in the navy at Terre Haute and will report to Great Lakes within two weeks. Miss Tillie Allison and Ruth Allison of Chanute visited Terre Haute and cousin Mrs Mattie Henderson returned to Henderson Kentucky the same day. The high school at Sempre Washington will end the term August 33.

Robert English Herman Fawley Elmer Fawley Mattie Henderson Henderson Sempre Wash

Floyd E Thompson to Speak at Clark County Fair

Hon Floyd E Thompson Democratic nominee for governor will be the main speaker at the Clark County Fair in Martinsville tomorrow. Democratic day highlights the week long event as invitations are sent out by the Clark County Democratic Central Committee.

Floyd Thompson Floyd E. Thompson Clark County Martinsville Democratic Central Committee

Illinois Peach Harvest Now Under Full Swing

Reports from the Department of Agriculture indicate southern Illinois peach harvest is in full swing. Early estimates placed the crop south of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at no less than 2,500 carloads, with current indicators suggesting a yield equal to or exceeding 1926.

Springfield Department of Agriculture Ilinois Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

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