Aged Marshall Resident Dies After Long Illness
Marshall resident Leander Wallace born June 25 1889 in Charlottesville Indiana died August 23 1924 after an extended illness. He led Marshall Band and served as educator and lawyer before a long stake in Marshall Schools. He was active in Masonic groups and deeply connected to the community and church.
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Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Melrose Terre Haute
William Ce Hall aged 18 to Edith Kennedy aged 18 in Rose Tit Melrose township Virgil Clements 25 to Ethel Thompson 18 both in Melrose township Robert Staley 21 to Rosetta Storer 18 of Terre Haute.
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Terre’ Haute
Leander Wright Holds Notable Farm Sale With Strong Prices
Leander Wright conducted a Tuesday farm sale about 80 miles northwest on the Fox Road. A head Poland China brood sow brought the top price of 50 dollars, with the sale averaging around 37.40 dollars per head.
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Fight at county fair ends in injuries and arrest
At Martinsville Clark County Fair a quarrel over a Ford giveaway caused a melee. Terre Haute jeweler Q. McKay suffered a bad cut above the eye after being struck by Robert Barrett of Auburn. Sheriff Turner subdued the crowd and took Barrett away for action.
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Condensing Plant Becomes Incorporated Renamed Marshall Milk and Cream Co
The Marshall Milk and Cream Co is the new name for the Marshall milk condensing plant, incorporated for 50000 dollars. Officers not yet elected. Plant receiving 8500 pounds of milk now with prospects of higher income. Management plans to double capacity soon. Russell Thompson is local manager.
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Marshall Baseball Team to Play at West Union Sunday
Marshall will play baseball at West Union Sunday. The team includes Eddie Robbins Phil Brown Fred Middleton Harry Davison Harry Hopwood Otto Wilson Grendel Bennett Charley Ferris Jack Cline John Gunder Leonard Cooley and Walter Maloy.
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Walter Maloy
Car Stolen Saturday Recovered No Action Against Boy
A Ford coupe owned by B. F. Johnson was stolen from the garage at his Sixth Street home on Saturday night. Sheriff Turner located the car Sunday noon and found Pete Nay had taken it. no action was taken against the boy.
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Bradley Property Sold. New Owner Plans Move Soon
G. O. Frazier has purchased Dr. C. Bradley's Locust Street property and will relocate there in the near future. In court news, David Jones vs Michael Stateler appears as a new circuit court case.
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Illinois to issue brown backed 1925 license plates
Springfield reports the 1925 Illinois plates will feature white letters on a dark brown field. Louis L. Emmerson has let a contract to C. H. Hanson Co of Chicago at 1344 cents per pair, covering printing, envelopes, and handling to the state house. Plates same size as 1924, with IIL and 257 markings, and a new registration card in a patent holder.
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McDaniel Hedrick Quietly wed in St Louis Parsonage
Miss Elizabeth Hedrick and Joseph McDaniel of St Louis were quietly married by the Rev J E Evans at the Methodist parsonage Friday evening. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Hedrick and has worked as a nurse at St Louis hospital. The groom is a law student in St Louis and they will make their home there.
Zion Sunday School Day Well Attended Picnic
The Zion Sunday school picnic at Abel's Grove, about 3.5 miles southeast of Marshall, on Tuesday drew a well attended afternoon of games and conversation. Grey building paint noted at Prevo Motor Co. site by owner B. F. Johnson. Dr Goodell of Effingham visited Marshall and called at the Herald office.
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Marshall Township High to Open With Largest Enrollment Yet
The Marshall township high school plans a fall opening with an expected enrollment near 300 pupils. Renovations include interior redecorating, new window shades, repainted exteriors, and expanded programs such as upgraded science labs, biology and chemistry, biology labs on the south third floor, expanded commercial and social science courses, and a dedicated music room with a two year music appreciation course.
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Marshall
Former Dry Goods Merchant Joins Scout Car Convoy
Wapakoneta Ohio dry goods merchant Trip M C Doty will be among four men to drive cars on a 2000 mile scout trip through Canada New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Ohio and Pennsylvania The Lima boy scout organization notes Doty as a qualified participant in the event despite garbled OCR text.
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Woman Injured in Wreck Near Marshall
Mrs Victoria Miller 35 of Terre Haute sustained serious injuries after a car skidded on wet pavement and overturned near the Arms strong church about five miles east of Marshall. Her husband Walter Miller suffered severe head and arm injuries, brother Wilburn Weldon had back injuries, and Léroy Miller escaped unhurt. The group was pinned beneath wreckage for about a half hour in driving rain before rescue. Mrs Miller was taken to Union hospital Terre Haute by Dewey ambulance.
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Terre Haute
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Strong Church
Marshall
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Metz Boy Wounded In Accident With Gun
Dick Metz, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Metz, was injured yesterday morning when he discharged a gun into his hand. Severity could not be determined at press time.
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Schedule of games at Illinois Stadium this year
The schedule lists five games at the University of Illinois stadium this year. October 11 Butler, October 18 Michigan Dedication Homecoming, October 25 DePauw, November 1 Iowa, November 22 Ohio.
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Marshall Band Heads to Robinson Meet Klait Celebration
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce band with sixteen players traveled to Robinson Saturday night to provide music at the Klait celebration. Both Marshall and Robinson bands performed while crowds filled sidewalks and store fronts, drawing much local comment.
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