Marshall Schools 70 Open First Monday in Sept
Heavy enrollment expected as Marshall Township High School District opens Sept. 1 and 2 registration for freshmen on Wednesday and others on Thursday. Tuition for non high territory residents to be covered by district funds. Prof. Colbert to assist with enrollment details at the high school building.
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Marshall Schools
Ghali
Igh
Tésistox
Marshall
Towinship
Slaw
Colbert
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Counties
A list of marriage licenses shows pairs from multiple towns and ages. Names include Anton Blockinger and Opal Tharp from Darwin, Jarges Riess from York, Violet Sanders from York, Mildred Washburn from Chiedgs, Martha Prulhiero from Clinton, Rachel Sanders from Marshall, Ada Fern Bennett from Sullivan, and Kiexy Brewer from Casey, with ages ranging from teens to mid sixties.
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Robinson
Anton Blockinger
Darwin
Opal Tharp
Eld
Toledo
Terres
Sylvia Gillan
Tere Haute
Riess
York
Violet Sanders
Pwitbert A. Smith
Chiedgs
Mildred Washburn
Marchal
Roscoe Polard
Clinton
Ind
Martha Prulhiero
Eugene Rogers
Cesey
Rachel Sanders
Marshall
Golden
Monk
Sullivan
Ada Fern Bennett
Farmers, Bars
Body of William Chrysler Found After Week's Search
The body of William Chrysler was found in a corn field west of Colt forthird Thursday afternoon of last week after a weeklong search by neighbors. He died from exhaustion after being lost and helpless in his blindness and was buried in Marshall Cemetery.
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William Chrysler
Colt
Hel
Marshall Cemetery
Wrights Move to Paris After Auction Sale
The Wrights from Union sold farm stock Tuesday at A W Wright’s place. Prices included oats at 41 cents, a Jersey cow at 100 dollars, a ten month old calf 84, a six month old heifer 64, and a horse reaching 126. A large crowd attended and auctioneer Jess Haddix led the sale, which locals deemed a success. The family will relocate to 111 Andrew Street, Paris, where Mr Wright will enter the insurance business and the children will attend school.
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A. W. Wright
Gee
Jess Haddix
Martinsville Planet Sold to New Print Shop Owners
Clayton selling Martinsville Planet to S. W. Hutchison and Leonard A. A. Richer of Terre Haute with plans to leave shortly for an eastward two month tour. New owners take possession around August 28 and intend to run a modern, well equipped plant in Martinsville. Clayton has led the paper twenty eight years and will remain active in the community and operate from his Martinsville home during the transition.
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Ted
Lloyd Pulver
Simona
Diamond’ Petroleutt “Sausatrom
James
Rigés
York
Asa ‘Algort Aere
Sylvia P.' Gluta
Haute, Mere
Sadenay
Squire Tom Gjulg
Clayton
ES. Clayton
Martinsville Planet
Martine Wil
S. W Hutek- Leon Ard
Graytén
Martinsville
Mr. Hutchison
Harold Bright
The
Herald
Vege Wien
Bnon Ae
Route 49 Hearing Delayed by Bond Issue Work in Clark County
News from Casey Westfield reports hearing delays on Route 49 due to ongoing first bond issue construction. Col Miller notes legal obstacles and factional disputes prevent quick hearings. Springfield hearing unlikely for four to six weeks. Route 49 is planned to run north south through western Clark County, with consensus yet to be finalized. In Westfield a separate theft report describes chickens stolen while a woman watched. police investigate with no trace.
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Clark County
Walter E. Cork
Springfeld
Col. C. R. Miler
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Casey
Westfield
Vision boosters aim to win over Marshall’s minority
A brief editorial urges adopting rosy optics for a skeptical Marshall audience. It argues boosters hold a strong majority and that converting dissenters with optimism would be straightforward. The piece emphasizes unity and forward-looking spirit.
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Marshall
West Union Votes on Community High School Election
Judge John H Marshall ruled a special election may be held in West Union to decide building a community high school. County Superintendent Harold Briebt ordered the August 28 vote across York township excluding Md York five Darwin districts and Meleuse area ahead of a boundary report.
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Juice John Marshall
Cfri
Marshall
West Union
Harold Briebt
York Township
MD York
Darwin Inship
Meleuse Inship
Together Meeting Held Here At Rural School
Yesterday and today the annual rural school teachers meeting was held in the court room at the courthouse. Harold Bright said all local teachers were asked to attend while city teachers and the public were invited. Himer W. Cavin spoke on spelling and conducted a dictionary contest. Miss A Lulu Hill of East St Louis spoke on primary reading and storytelling. Wv R Mullens of the Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute will discuss the new exam type and offer readings.
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Schiool Hochers
Harold Bright
Hed
Tehont
Himer W. Cavin
Illnois Rite
R Mullens
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
30Y Return To Jail Fails To Bind Bonds In Fraud Hearing
Felday Howard Winn and Harry Bidmonds of Springfield Missouri faced Squire S L May as Prof N F Garvey case details surfaced. Henry Edmonds bound over to November circuit court. bond failure led to county jail return. Paul B Ripple and Virginia Heath wed in Green Castle Indiana marriage Friday by Justice of the Peace JL May.
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Felday
Howard Winn
Harry Bidmonds
Springfeld
N. F Garvey
Springfield
Squire S. L. May
Honry Edmonds Wisgridlied
Pvinn
Circuit Court
Iemas
May Raibay
Paul B. Ripple
Terre Haute
Ind
Virginia Heath
Greencastle
Indiana
Justice-of-the Peace JL
Marshall Couple Weds in Effingham Wednesday
Grendel Bennett son of Dr and Mrs Norman Bennett and Miss Irene Taubeneck daughter of Mr and Mrs C Taubeneck married in Effingham on Wednesday. They plan a short wedding trip to St Louis and Springfield before returning to Marshall.
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Grendel Bennett
Norman Bennett
Irene Taubeneck
C. Taubeneck
Marshall
Effngham
St Louis
Springfield
Rural Pupils to Graduate Tonight at County High
A class of over 200 rural Clark county pupils will graduate this evening at the high school gymnasium. Miss A Lulu Hill of East St Louis will deliver the commencement address. W R Mullens, secretary of the placement bureau at the state normal school in Terre Haute Indiana, will give readings during the exercises.
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A. Lulu Hill
East St. Louis
Wii
Clark County
Lulu Hill
East St Louis
W. R. Mullens
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ind
Little Owl Cafe Robbed by Lone Bandit Friday
The Little Owl Cafe was held up early Friday by a lone masked robber who demanded cash from the register. Ralph Bartlett, the night man, faced a gun when the bandit, described as poorly dressed with an old cap, attempted to trade a knife for food and later asked for water before forcing Bartlett to surrender about $35.
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Little Owl
Ralph Bartlett
Wartlett
Bartlett
Bartlet
Present Year Banner One in Fruit and Sugar Crops
The Department of Agriculture notes a record large commercial apple crop this year, with other fruit and sugar crops thriving. The Bureau of Sericultural Economics cites the year as a surplus period, about one third larger than last year and above the long-term average, while estimates on yeast barrels are mentioned.
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Searce
Eee
Nial
Department At Agriculture
Bureau of Sericultural Economics
Shoctaw Holds Tenth Annual Home Coming Sunday
Choctaw sets its tenth annual home coming for Sunday with an all day meeting and basket dinner. In court actions, New cases in circuit court include National Bank of Paris v Callahan appeal. County court entries detail Rey Carr non-support, Martha Fuqua estate matters, Alice Johnson appointed administratrix, bond sums, and various petitions. Evidence heard in estate matters, continuance ordered to September first Monday.
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Choctaw
Rey Carr
Martha J. Fuqua
Alice Johnson
Jacob Keller
Pelli Medzand
Iskuesh
Mart Price
W. McClolion
Bend
Nancy Wilson
W T. Hollenbeck
Fair Week Opens at Martinsville with Free Admission Days
The thirtieth annual Clark County fair begins next Tuesday in Martinsville and runs to Friday. Children under ten enter free on Wednesday. those over 70 admitted free on Old Settlers Day Thursday. Automobiles free at night. grandstand open after afternoon races. night program includes parades, horse show, music, and fireworks.
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Clark County
Marinsville
Oscar Shawver
Wr Shawver
All Day Basket Dinner at Clarksville Baptist Church
Kev F A Puson pastor of Clarksville Baptist Church announces an all day meeting at the Clarksville church with a basket dinner. The event honors the old folks with a farewell service as the old church prepares to replace it with a new building. Morning and afternoon services will be led by Ren Fuson and a visiting minister. A special program is planned. A member of the CPLS company of Springfield spoke to the Marshall Rotary Club on Thursday evening, detailing how we live and a demonstration followed on electric light use.
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Kev F A Puson
Larksville Baptist Church
Clarksville Sunny
Ren Fuson
Anged
Hooter
Company of
Springfield
Marshall Rotary Club
Hoeller
Martinsville Couple Wins Paris Marriage License
Aug. 14 a marriage license was issued to Sylvan Hazen 22 and Opal Veach 18 both of Martinsville Indiana here today The community meeting at Asbury tonight has been postponed to Friday night August 27 Word has been received that Mr Bless formerly of Casey but ton of El Dorado Kansas will spend the winter in Oakland California
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Westfield
Eridas
Mr. Bidle and Son
Robinson
Asbury
MR. Bless
Casey
el Dorado
Kansas
Oakland
California
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Famy
Paris
EES
Merald
Shickens
Jose
Condux
Ywhs
Mickie
Escue
Ruur Good Lo
Victory
Old York
Melrose
John H. Marshall
Mer W. Caving
Illinois State Normal University
Effingham
Little Owl Cafe
First National Bank of Paris
C. A. Stewart
George W Callaan
Hirsch
Indaw
Ross Jackson
Clarksville Baptist Church
PS Company
Rotary Meeting
the Herald
John D Ross
Robert Lynn
T. A. Carpenter CE
Caroline Claypool
Attis “Ethel Hurst
Volker
M. Coons
B.A. Rynerson
Roy B. Denner
Walter Pinkbiner
A. Bush Chester B. Englleb
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