Attention Given to Farm Relief
William L. Daley reports from Washington that Congress has paused farm relief debates while the administration studies the agricultural situation. The President asks cabinet officers to develop recommendations, drawing both speculation about seeking farm votes and plans for potential future action. Farm leaders meet the President and commerce officials as bumper crops may ease discontent without new legislation.
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William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washinton
DPDC
Secretary of Commerce
White House
Adirondacks
Evangelical D A Kropf Pastor Opens Outdoor Sunday Services
Sunday school and preaching events held in the open air at Mr and Mrs Herman Imle home on August 22 with services at 9 am 10 am and 8 15 pm The home of Mr and Mrs Fred Able to host a prayer meeting on August 25 Zion Sunday school scheduled for August 22 at 4 pm A yearly an nual Sunday gathering described with details of graveside rites and visiting friends from Kalge wood Grove Terre Hatt spent time with Mrs Wm TO Marhian
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Herman Imle
Fred Able
Zion
Ie Aim
Will Able
Deke Am
Raymond Whint
Pe~ Veiner Les Cabf
Rasanened Po Neotz
Reroiece
Kalge Wood Grove Terre Hatt
Marhian
Smith Washburn wedding unites Mildred and Herbert Smith
Tuesday evening at Mrs Mary Washburns home the wedding of Mildred Washburn to Herbert A Smith of Chicago took place before a pink and white decor. Genevieve Washburn was maid of honor and Robert Williams was best man. Guests included Carol Cooper and Clare Chrysler. Rev W R Montgomery officiated. The couple planned a two week honeymoon and will reside in Chicago. Mr Smith is a Pennsylvania Salt Company distributor. Mildred Smith a Marshall Township High School and Indiana Central College graduate. Out of town guests and relatives attended from Indianapolis Warsaw and Dichatt. The Herald notes the event in a formal society column.
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Mary Washburn
Mildred
Herbert A. Smith
Chicago
Ilinois
Genevieve Washburn
Robert Williams
Carol Cooper
Coalmont
Ind
Lohengrin
Clare Chrysler
Casey
W R .Montgomery
University Heights Church of
Indianapolis
Miss Cooper
Miss Chrysler
Smith
Marshall Township High School
Indiana Central College
Pennsylvania Salt Company
Tech Ys
Avenue Chicaline
Henrice Davis
Warsaw
Edith Stahd
Opal
Dich
Thatt
Washington
Helen Timmens
Ruth Washburn
Harles
Fred Stoamacer
Maroon
Merl
Toto Washburn
Treer Ville
Isle Michael
Obituary of Myra Dow Corker in Marshall
Myra Dow Corker died August 16 1926 after a sixteen month stroke illness at two miles east of Marshall. Born September 10 1870 in Wabash township she spent her life in Clark county. Married Jim Cork on December 13 1913 she was a faithful M E church member and devoted wife and mother. Survived by husband father sisters and brothers and many relatives and friends funeral services were held at her home with Rev Howard Leach officiating and burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Jim Cork
Marshall
Apops
Lexy
Myra
A G
Carolyn (Loser) Dow
Wabash Township
Clark County
M. E Church
Asbury
M &E
Dora Travioli
Wabash
Frank
Chicago
Howard Leach
Local Social Roundup in West Liberty Area
Mildred Newman and Mirceella McConchie spent weekend with relatives in West Liberty. A varied gathering hosted by Frank Hinkle included many relatives and friends from Houston Paris Grandview Clarksville and local towns.
Rev Black Marries Two Couples at Residence
Two couples wed last Tuesday at Rev D T Blair's residence in Indiana. Guy C Moore of Fountaintown and Minnie Pitchford of Grenfestie were joined in marriage, while Rev Black united William E Regers of Casey and Rachel Swatters of Marshall this Tuesday.
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Guy C. Moore
Fountaintown
Indiana
Minnie Pitchford
Grenfastie
Ind
D. T.blair
Rey Black Aso
William E. Regers
Casey
Rachel Swatters
Marshall
Mourner Myra Cork, 55, dies at Wabash Home
Myra Dow Cork died Monday in Wabash township at age 55. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the residence with Rev Howard Leach officiating. Burial followed in Marshall cemetery. Survived by husband Jim Cork, father A G Dow Sr, brothers Frank Dow of Chicago and Albert Dow of Marshall, sister Mrs Howard Travioli of Denison, four nephews and one niece.
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Irs
Myra Dow Cork
Wabash Township
Howard Leach
Marshall Cemetery
Jim Cork
A. G. Dow &R
Frank Dow
Chicago
Albert Dow
Marshall
Howard Travioli
Dennison
Local residents visit Marshall area on weekend
Mrs. Foster MccConchie and Mrs. Sylvan Curtright were in Marshall Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Curtright’s sister Mrs. Moliie Curtright visited with Sylvan Curtright and family over Sunday. Esther Limak spent a few days with her sister near Bebe ford Diana.
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Tfred
Sylvan Curtright
Migs
Esther Limak
Gister
Bebeford
Diana
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Dayto Marrs
Tommir Marre
Frank Hinkle
Henry Nay
Edward
Houston
Texas
Charley Ferns
Chas Reed
Paris
Herman Hinkie
Bidie Grove
Cecil Liffreh
Roy Hinkle
Gladys
Hazel Wallace
Grandview
Henry Re
Clarksville
John Webright
Mrs. Nor. Statesman
Hrine Newman
Emil Be Ott
Arrolk
Kermit Hinkle
Melvin
Rev Black
East Dulaney Bank
Mason Fruit
Dars
Mason
Country Club
Country Club Creamery
Bic
California
Fai
Ghandsiaia
Marshall Cot
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