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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

1

Soil survey work in Clark County Illinois

Investigators active in Clark County Illinois are documenting soil types for a county wide survey conducted by the University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station. The effort, led by Ethan A Norton with four man teams, measures geology topography vegetation depth drainage and chemical makeup to map fertility and guide farming practices.

Athanta Norton Clark University of Ilinois Butvey Clark County Illinois Hmit Cyril G. _ Hopkins Mosier Robert A. ‘Scott Morrison Goner Bruce B. Clark Ethan A. Norton Vandalia Ono

County Teachers Gather for Two Day Training Meeting

More than 160 teachers from the county met Thursday and Friday to organize and receive supplies ahead of the September 1 start. Highlights included radio demonstrations by Heber Nash and music appreciation talks by Elsa Stein and Lyon Healey, plus a moving picture show financed by the chamber of commerce.

Heber Nash Elsa Stein Victor ‘Department Lyon Healey Chicago Chamber of Commerce J. W. Castello Lemoille Illinois Central Tailroad General

Death of James Sanders Remains Mystery as Coroner Probes

A coroner jury in Terre Haute investigates the death of James Sanders with unknown cause and method. The estate attorney Angsta reports no contact with the youth involved, while prior Herald notes suggested confinement in a room above Walter Smith’s blacksmith shop.

James ‘Sandérs Terre’ Haute Connelly the Herald Walter ‘Smith

Court Imposes Thirty Days Jail For Contempt

Ray Kimberlin was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for contempt of court. The order was issued by the county court on Friday.

Ray Kimberlin

Henry McPheeters Farm Sells at Public Sale

Henry McPheeters farm of 80 acres was sold at public sale on Saturday. Macke bought the property for $5,000. John T. Sankey served as guardian and Everett Connelly acted as attorney.

Henry McPheeter Witl, Fam ‘Macke John T. ‘Sankey Everett Connelly Atorney

West Liberty Revival Begins Sunday Night

Reverend J. B. Jubin of Martineville will open revival services at the West Liberty church Sunday night at 7 30. Along with him is evangelist Charles Ac Jubine of Mason City and the 18 year old Evan gelist who will lead the singing.

J. EB. Jubin Martineville West Liberty Church Charles Ac Jubine Mason City Ewill

Tramps Hold Convention in Will English Grove

Tramps dressed as such assembled as a convention of about 40 men at Will English Grove north of Marshall. The event occurred Wednesday evening and was conducted under the direction of the brotherhood and men’s class at the Methodist church.

English Grove Marshall Methodist Church

Susan Quick Dies After Long Marshall Teaching Career

Miss Susan Quick died at her Marshall home Saturday after a long life as a prominent local teacher. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at her West Main Street residence.

Susan Quick Yeats Marshall West Main Street

Indianapolis Youths Wed in Marshall Ceremony

Rev. D. T. Black officiated a Marshall ceremony uniting Clyde Edwards 22 and Elsie Marple 19 of Indianapolis with Fred Harris 21 of Coatsville and Anna May Sheets 21 of Indianapolis. The double wedding occurred Monday afternoon.

D. T. Black Coupe Indiana Clyde Edwards Indianapolis Elsie Marple Fred Harris Coatsville Anna May ‘Sheets

Robert Taylorادثes with another car on Route 6 accident

Robert Taylor of Michigan Avenue backed from a Tot to begin a rural route when a large closed car struck his left side, wrecking a wheel. He smilingly muttered it was his fault, the car was repaired, and he continued his route with little delay.

Robert Taylor Michigan Avenue Taylor

Paris bids lead on 6.37 mile road project

Ralph Baum of Paris tops bids at 116000 for a 6.37 mile road, with Arnold & Co at 120000 and Alan Parrish at 126000 as the field remains to be let. Contracts not yet awarded.

Ralph Baum Paris Arnold & Co Alan Parrish

Vague List of Names From Historical Page Item

A long fragment lists many personal names and surnames including Anna Scott Minnie Barrett G O Frazier Anna Saiter Mabel Ferris Mabel Kuhn Jessie Callington Zola Nidey John L Freeland Julian House Adams Thornburgh Irene Fessenbeck Margaret Wernz Leon Wernz Margie Dulaney Rachel O Rourke Lena Briggs Golda Barbee Grace Buckler Nina Funk Eunice Gilbert R T Buckle Elizabeth Reynolds Ellen May H W Findley Ruth Washburn Mary Washburn Forrest Smith Fred Huffington Bertha Kanna Macher Clairrens Pearce F G Edwards Eva Manhart Grace B Baker H F Johnson Glen Pendleton Teresa Washburn Helen Fredenberger Gertrude Madden Charlotte Schad Golda Funk L M Russell Fannie M Luck Haupt Roy McNary Harold Culter Ralph Hix Beulah Van Wey Gertrude Callahan Ferne Moore Irene Crowe Cline Blancha Shatter Russell Bohn Mrs C L Brewer Albert DeLong Lottie Duncan.

Anna Scott Minnie Barrett G.O. Frazier Anna Saiter Mabel” Ferris Mabel Kuhn Jessie Callington Zola Nidey John L. Freeland Julian House Adam Thornburgh Irena Fessenbeck Margaret Wernz Leon Wernz Margie Dulaney Rachel Eb.o’rourké Lena Briggs Golda ‘Barbee Grace. Buckler Nina Mae ‘Funk Eunice Gilbert R.*t L. M. Russel Fannie M. Luck Haupt Roy’ ‘McNary Harold Culter Ralph Hix Beulah"Van Wey Gertrude Callahan Ferne *Moore Irene Crowe Cline Blancha- Shatter Russell Bohn

Fair Gets Aid of Farm Bureau Men in Clark County

Clark County Fair receives support from the Farm Bureau as it promotes agricultural exhibits and livestock at Martinville this week. Leaders emphasize cooperation between the Clark County Farm Bureau and Clark County Fair Association to improve agriculture, stock quality, and market returns while showcasing Boys and Girls clubs and breeding organizations. Horse racing offers 3050 in purses, with strong community involvement and promotional efforts highlighted.

Farm Bureau Clark ‘Coutny Clark County Martinbvelle Kettring Associa- County ‘Farm Bureau Téadrs Farm’ Bureau Clark County Farm Bureau Clark County Fair Association Clark, County, Farm, Bureau

Marriage Licenses Issued for Casey and Westfield Couples

Clifford E. McDaniel 21 Casey wed Lenai Renner 18 Westfield. Robert L. Wright 27 Casey and Sallie C. Garrett 37 Clarksburg ae Va were issued licenses.

Clifford E. McDaniel Casey Lenai Renner Westfield Robert L.wright Sallie C. Garrett Clarksburg

Evangelist Rev R 0 Wine to Speak at Big Creek Church

The renowned evangelist and philanthropy worker Rev R O Wine will attend special services at Big Creek Evangelical Church this week and next. The regular pastor is Rev J B McCoy.

BBG Big Creek J. B. McCoy

Immigration Policy and the Call for Safe Arrival

The Commissioner of Immigration argues for drastic laws to keep arrivals safe for both newcomers and longtime residents. He traces immigration’s long, contentious history from early colonies to Ellis Island and notes ongoing challenges in balancing economics, health, and politics. Continued discussion and policy shifts are expected as America remains a destination for diverse migrants.

Husband América W. W. Husband Virginia Massachusetts Ellis Island America New Republic

Marshall Band Concert Draws Crowd Despite Weather

The Marshall Chamber of Commerce band drew a large crowd last Thursday, with a strong performance headlined by a cornets solo by C. J. Conrad. Frank Cole and James Cosgrove sang a duet There’s Only One Pal After All. A tomorrow night concert is expected though the season is officially over.

Fanouhan Sacs P Marshall ‘Chamber “of Commerce Conrad Love Frank Cole James Cosgrove Dr. LaGrenge H. C. Sturdevant Ike. Shaw Bright Jesse Porter Carl. Taubeneck Warren Tarman Léral Matthews Granville ‘Brosman Wayne Hollenbeck Creal Stout Junior Cole Earl Sowers James Colgrove Frank Casteel Hi.Roebuck Jean “McCormick Fred Nichols Leonard Cooley Charles “Baker H. O. Carter Frank” Kraemer Depank Archer Henry Allen’ Wallis Rey Sturdevant Charles Trefz W. Re Turman

Class of Nineteen Reunion at Swinford Home

The Marshall Township High School Class of 1919 held its third reunion at R. L. Hunt’s home, then a picnic west of Marshall, followed by a party at A. D. Swinford’s home. Attendees included Mary Arford, Dorothy Davidson, Margie Dulaney, Esther Weir, Frances Lutz, Nola Kdmamacher, Nellie Hunt, G. Marie Swinford, Dorothy Reynolds, Marie Stewart, Mrs. Lotto, Cladfelter, and Eugene Chenworth. The group plans to make reunions an annual event.

Marshall Township High School R. L. Hunt Marshall A. D. Swinford Mary Arford Dorothy D. Davidson Margie Dulaney Esther Weir Frances Lutz Nola O. Kdmamacher Nellie F. Hunt G. Marie Swinford Dorothy Reynolds Marie Stewart Lotto Cladfelter Leota Millhouse Eugene Chenworth

Board selects Lola Kile to fill city school vacancy

At Monday night’s meeting the city school board elected Lola Kile to fill the vacancy created by Gertrude Sharkey’s leave of absence. The decision came on the fifth ballot amid debate about hiring a teacher who already holds another position. The board had previously agreed Sharkey could resign if she chose to change jobs.

City School ‘Board Lola Kile Gertrude Sharkey Har

Pleasant Surprise Honors Mrs. Enos M Perisho on 50th Birthday

Mrs Enos M Perisho of Kansas received a pleasant surprise Wednesday for her 50th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Nayard and their children, Glenn Clapp and daughter, Mr and Mrs Roy Randy and daughter Emmanuel Claypool, and Alex Kempar, who arrived with ice cream and cakes.

Ira Enos. M. Perisho Kansas Elmer Nayard Glenn Clapp Roy Randy Emanuel Claypool Alax. Kempar

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wile Tell Ray Abe Chamber, of ‘Commerce Mats Bert Miller B. B. Millis Martinsville Clark ‘County Anna’ “Mitchell Mabel Allred Lorene E. Lainger Golda ‘Thompson Flozza * Smith Rosa M. Batson Edna Wesnitzer Lola Kile Mabel “Arford Mary ‘Arford Co. L. Brewer R. O “Cooper Roy Dickerson Clarence Briggs Lella Hurst Marie: Claypool Ethel . Hutchinson Mary Jane Lindley Frances Bartlett Mabel Wright O'Rourke Robert Clements Earl M. Cummins E. B. Millis Leon Dodd Eugene Chenoweth Florilla Gard Fern Short Sulla Hillard Orlando Shotwell Alice White Claude A. Goble Delma M. _Mahon Lizzia Hutchinson Etfe Hutchinson Jessie L. Ruttman Pearley Babcock McPheeters West Liberty Baum TOF Sr Eatonera Theoky Ha Oy Mickie Wills Syd Et Ists Swinford Lola’ Kile GITY Enos N MP Perisho
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