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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1920

Page

2

Coal and Railroads Tangle in Freight Holds Rumor

A. D. Pendleton of the Pennsylvania system visited Marshall to debunk rumors that freight was held on sidings at Homer and Martinsville to enforce higher rates. He said no transit freight could be charged the advance rate and noted railroads face handling limits as government orders shift cars to where needed. He outlined coal car priority and the wider impact of government control on rail operations. The Herald also reports widespread mine idle days in Indiana due to car shortages and wage disputes, with 44 mines idle and 225 affected, threatening productivity across the Clinton and Indiana coal fields.

T A. D. Pendleton Pennsylvania System Southwestern Region Mar Homer Martinsville Marshall Champer ‘of Commerce St. Louis Herald Daily News Indiana Cleveland Clinton Field Bicknell Terre Haute Clinton Indiana Coal Operaors’ Association

Road work near Casey progresses with cement laying

Cement, rock, and sand delays slow Illinois National Road projects but J W Etchison and J L Van Deusen of the State Highway department report steady progress. Five miles of cement west of Casey at the county line, long Point hill grading, East of town cementing, and Turkey Run hill being straightened. W Main paving await material. twenty seven miles of cement highway along National Road, seven near Casey.

Casey Banner Times Illinois J. W. Etchison J. L. van Deusen State Highway Department Casey Long Point Hill Turkey Run County Line W. Main West End Etchison

Infant daughter dies in Wabash. funeral held

Orlean Rose Cooper infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper of Wabash died Sunday at 2 o clock and was buried Monday afternoon in Thompson cemetery.

Orlean Rose Cooper Ernest Cooper of Wabash Thompson Cemetery

Obituary notices parish and Gibson family deaths

Mrs Honora Madden died at her Darwin township home August 21 at 1130 p m aged 82 years 7 months 20 days. The funeral was held Monday at 900 a m at St Marys church. Miss Augusta Gibson age 27 years 1 month and days died at her Beech street home Sunday at 1000 p m. She is daughter of Mrs George Gibson. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2300 o'clock.

Honora “Madden Darwin Township St. Marys’ Church Augusta Gibson Beech Street Geo. ‘Gibson

Block School Reunion Opens With Basket Picnic

All former fathers, pupils, and friends are invited to a daylong reunion at Block School on September 6. Attendees should bring baskets for a shared picnic and enjoy a community gathering in a friendly, old-fashioned setting.

Near East Relief speaker outlines supports for orphans

W L Hatch, field director, spoke in Marshall to county teachers about Near East Relief. He listed the county committee members and recounted Miss Adeline Tipple’s perilous work aiding 5000 children in Alexandropol, describing freezing conditions and dire need for continued aid.

W. L. Hatch Near East Relief Committee of Eastern Illinois Marshall Institute M. C. Doty Olen R. Clements Norman Bennett George G. Robertson J. L. May Harold Bright FP. R. Powers J. W. Richards J. S. O’neal H. M. Dewey C. M. Sullins Harry Potter J. A. Sweet C. R. Johnson Fred H. Bubeck Adeline Tipple Adeline M. Tipple Chicago Near East Alex ‘Andropol

Heyworth Construction Work Slashed Paving Contract Progress

The Heyworth Construction company began paving yesterday morning and finished around three thirty. The project originally included over 60 000 feet of road work but only about 22 000 feet were completed before the end of the day, with state line limits reached.

Heyworth Construction Company

Virginia Shaw Hosts House Dance With Notable Guests

Virginia Shaw held a Monday evening house dance with guests Miss Dorothy Zcteler Dizon Merxiorie Lewis Howard Cook Tamas Mortimer Wilson Perdue James Burncii. Dainty refreshments were served.

Virginia Shaw Dorothy 2 Zcteler En Dizon Merxiorie Lewis Howard Cook Tamas Mortimer Wilson Ed Perdue James Burncii

Chautauqua Pleases Marshall With Record Crowds

The Marshall Chautauqua closed its three day run with the largest crowds yet and strong attendance across days. Acts included the Alexander Entertainers and Miss Pierce, plus lectures by Dr. Andrew H. Hornley and Dr. Robert Parker Miles, with Manila Quartette closing. Manager A T Alexander praised steady interest and overall satisfaction despite not breaking even financially.

Marshall Chautauqua Andrew H. Hornley Columbia Charles L. Ficklin Manila Robert Parker Miles Marshall Miles U.S. A Tt Alexander

County S. S. Convention Held At Martinsville

The county Sunday school convention met in Martinsville August 7 and 18. Officers elected were J. L. May president I. W. English vice president and J. W. Adams secretary treasurer. A free will offering totaled 71 for state and county work. The resolutions praised Martinsville hosts the Church of God building and the musicians and urged delegates to promote Standards and start Teacher Training Classes back home.

Martinsville J. L. May I. W. English J. W. Adams Church of God Thei International Sunday School Association

Tent at Clark County Fair Offers Rest Under Large West Tent

The Mershall Herald describes a tent at the Martinsville fair with chairs a table drinking cups and more. Visitors seeking rest can find refuge under the large west tent near the Amplitheatre this week at the fair.

The Mershall Herald Martinsville

Marshall Band to Play at Clark County Fair Martinsville

Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band will perform at the Clark County Fair in Martinsville with new uniforms and Thursday night concert at home. The program includes marches, overtures, pops and a unique Dalbey arrangement of The Blue and the Gray Patrol with featured whistling and corner sections.

Marshall Chamber of Commerce Martinsville Wood Caprice Dalkey Morris Slim Fillmore al Hayes Patrol the Blue and Gray Maggie Dalbey Georgia Dixie

Boyce Child Dies. Body Shipped To Boonesville

John Moore Boyce aged 11 years 10 months and 3 days died at home of Mr and Mrs Fred Saiter at 7 00 am Saturday. He was son of Prof and Mrs Geo T Boyce of Boonesville Missouri. Body shipped to Boonesville Saturday night. Prof Boyce formerly high school principal here.

John Moore Boyce Fred Saiter Geo. T. Boyce Boonesville Missouri Prof. Boyce

Class of 1919 Reunion Marks Annual Event

The class held its first annual reunion in the high school building after rain canceled a Vandalia Springs picnic. Thirteen of twenty-six graduates attended including Marie Stewart Grace O'Rourke John O'Rourke Marie Swinford Mary Alford and others. They voted to present a program clock to the assembly room and plan to make the reunion an annual event.

Vandalia Springs Marie Stewart Grace O'Rourke John O’ Rourke Marie Swinford Mary Alford Dorothy Reynolds Margie Dulaney Harry Handy Frances Lutz Isabelle Tibbs Dorothy Davidson Nellie Hunt Esther Weir

Maurers Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home

A large gathering marked the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Maurer at their West Terre Haute home. Relatives and friends shared a noon dinner and gifts of silverware, with well wishes for twenty five more years. Present were J. C. Leasure, Hannah Leasure, E. J. Getsert family, H J Myer and son Wallace, Lloyd Rusler and daughter Hope Rosalie, Allen Dean family, J. H. Maurer, Susan Maurer, and the Maurer family of Marshall.

B. C. Maurer Maurer J. C. Leasure Hannah Leasure West Terre Haute

State Engineers Transferred Between Casey Paris District Office

J. L. Van Deusen the state engineer at Casey is moved to Marshall while C. A. Case who ran the state work here is sent to the district office at Paris in a statewide personnel change.

Oil leases secured in Clark and surrounding townships

J. P. Dewalt of Pennsylvania reports securing oil leases in Clark and nearby townships including Dolson Auburn Anderson Martinsville and Marshall. The deal covers 108 leases across the area.

Dolson Auburn Anderson Martinsville Marshall Townships J. P. Dewalt Pennsylvania

Choctaw Home Coming at Mill Creek Church

The fifth annual Choctaw Home Coming is set for September 5, 1920 at Mill Creek church. The committee invites everyone to attend and bring a dinner to share for the day.

Mill Creek Church

Navy letter from J D Arbuckle recalls hometown baking days

Clayton R Johnson receives a 1920 Navy Great Lakes letter from J D Arbuckle now in service. He describes boot camp schedule, shots, drills, mail, and social events, plus a note on a friend from Marshall and hopes for a homecoming.

Clayton R. Johnson J. D. Arbuckle The Navy Mr. Johnson Herald United States Navy Club Great Lakes Ill R. Johnson Marshall USNRF Chicago Waukegan Spencer

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Parties

Uriah Cooper transfers 4 acres to Zola P Cooper for 1 dollar. Cyrus E Dancy transfers acre to Effie D Dancy for 1 dollar. Charles Figg transfers Marshall lot to George Ragan for 2000 dollars. Samuel J Desh transfers Martinsville lot to Fairy Cunningham for 10 dollars. Jake E Walters transfers 60 acres to William Walk for 5500 dollars. Sarah Jane Scholfield transfers Marshall lot to Wm T Hollenbeck for 6000 dollars. Victoria Henniger transfers Casey lot to Kate Gerrard for 1025 dollars.

Uriah Cooper Zola P. Cooper Cyrus E. Dancy Effie D. Dancy Charles Figg George Ragan Marshall Samuel J. Desh Fairy Cunningham Martinsville Jake E. Walters William Walk Sarah Jane Scholfield Wm. T. Hollenbeck Lot Marshall Victoria Henniger Kate Gerrard Lot Casey

Dancey Shoots Himself in Walnut Prairie

Cy Dancey a Walnut Prairie resident aged 80 shot himself last Wednesday night and died instantly. He was described as an old soldier and his death ends a long local life.

Cy Dancey Walnut Prairie

Annual Rural Teachers Institute Meeting Held in County Court Room

The rural teachers institute held its annual gathering Thursday in the county court room with about 200 teachers present. The work plan was approved by the teachers and reading circle sections. Three circles were organized, and supplies furnished. Stirling talks were delivered by Prof. Ragland Prof. Edwards and Miss Milford. Clark county schools expect a successful year. Students from Clark county enrolled in the Eastern Illinois State Normal Summer School 1920 include Mabel Allred Winifred Alford Rosa Bohn Agnes Callahan Gertrude Callahan Leona Clem Claude Combs Trene Fessenbeck Viola Garner Hazel Garrison Esther Harrison Sara Kaufman Lola Kile Leola Kuhn Avice Lee Gladys Lee Donald McCash Menymie O Rourk Elsie Owen Bertha Pellum Margaret Price Agnes Smith Bitlie Spaugh Edwin Turner Ruth Turner William Turner Ruth Washburn Bernice Wilhoit.

Harold Bright Rural Teachers Institute Stirling Ragland Prof Edwards Miss Milford Clark County Clark Illinois State ‘Normal Mabel Fern Allred Mary ‘Winifred Alford Rosa Bohn Agnes Cecilia ‘Callahan Gertrude Marie Callahan Leona Clem Claude Olin Combs Trene Fessenbeck Viola Belle Garner Hazel Rhea Garrison Esther Mabel Harrison Sara Elizabeth Kaufman Lola Smith Kile Leola Edith Kuhn Avice Ferne Lee Gladys Lily Lee Donald Finney McCash Menymie O’rourk Elsie May Owen Bertha Man Pellum Margaret June Price Agnes Irene Smith Bitlie Spaugh Edwin Thompson Ruth Marian Turner William McGinley Turner Ruth Irene Washburn Bernice Lesley Wilhoit

Dinner at Burkett's Honors Elisha Burkett Family

A Sunday basket dinner in the Burkett grove near Fayetteville Arkansas honored Elisha Burkett and family. About 65 relatives and friends attended as Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Burkett and many related households were served a noon meal.

James Burkett Elisha Burkett Fayetteville Arkansas Garrett Burkett Nick Hurst Ben Barrett George Burkett Emma Blank Arthur and Estil Vern Church Geo. Linton Chas. Burkett Selah May Geo. Bradley Dick Murphy Thomas Morgan Owen Hendrix Virginia Imogene Wm. Morgan Maude Mildred Dorothy Ruth Bradley Minnie Barrett Nellie Mabel Lola Golda Morgan Mary Alfe Linnie Lillie Marie Alice Burkett Mayme McNary Esther Davis Sylvan Otto Charley Morgan Albert Jones Russel Hutchings Harlie Brossman Lloyd Lester Beachout Joe Ralph Burkett Geo. Barrett Arthur Reed

Theodore Miller dies at 73 in rural home funeral set

Theodore Miller aged 73 years six months and eighteen days died at his home south of town at 11 45 a m Monday. The funeral will be held at Zion church at 1 30 today. He leaves a wife three daughters and one son.

Theodore Miller Zion Church

Local man buys suspect horse and wagon from Terre Haute man

L Ruben of the West End Wagon Yards bought a horse and buggy from a person claiming to be from Terre Haute. Officers found the buyer spent part of the money on ice cream. The man admitted to hiring the horse in Terre Haute. owner later identified the property. Terre Haute officials took no action and released the man.

L. Ruben West End Terre Haute Ruben Marshall

Evangelical Sunday Schedule Noted With Services

The notice lists a Sunday school at 9 30 AM and preaching at Grand Turn at 10 30 AM and Big Creek at 7 30 PM led by Pastor J E McCoy. The public is welcome.

Grand Turn Big Creek

Reverend Albert Cave Sermons in Athens Congregational Church

Rev Albert Cave of Athens Michigan will preach Sunday August 29 with morning and evening services. A cordial invitation is extended to members and friends of the church to attend.

Albert Cave Athens Michigan

F Christian Silence Service in Pypblan Temple

A listing notes Christian services at Pypblan Temple on Wednesday at 11:00 p m and another gathering at Sandsy Scacol at 8:00 a m with an age welcome.

Pypblan Temple, Sun, Gay Sandsy Scacol

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coal and Railroads Division Orlean Cooper Mrs. Madden Miss Gibson Venice Heyworth Alexander Miss Pierce S. S John Boyge Maurers Arbuckle Dancey Mickie Brock Charles Burketts Ree A J. E. McCoy F. Christian Sglience
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