Casey High victory and school notices at Marshall
The Marshall area reports Casey High defeating opponents 38 to 23 with Francis Huderson delivering a standout debut. Thanksgiving injuries included Helen English in a runaway and Eugene Chenoweth with a broken arm, both recovering. Samuel R. Anderson, Terre Haute musical figure, died after an auto accident injuries last Friday.
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Ralston
Oxford
Bailey
Francis Huderson
Casey Boys
Ivery
Seaioa Cloges
Lawrenceville
Helen English
Eugene Chenoweth
Samuel R. Anderson
Terre Haute
Marshall
St. Anthony’s*Hospital
Local Social News Highlights Travelers and Guests
Sunday and weekend visits span Chicago Detroit Paris and Terre Haute with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Thanksgiving gatherings include dinners and hostesses in Paris Auburn Wabash and Indianapolis as well as a club dance at Marshall Club with the Stark Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lake
Burr Llewellyn
Paris
J. W. Lewis
Kansas
Nell Green
Chrisman
Ruby Rose
W. W. Shumard
Terre Haute
F. Maring
Dick Whitehead
Monticello
C. F. Behner
Jane Morton
West Union
Ethel English
Ed English
Obe Veach
Sarah Hurst
Auburn
Harry B. Dulaney
Earl Mitchell
Elmer Pulley
Indianapolis
S. F. Mitchell
Merritt Calloway
Rose Lowe
Clark County
Edward Henhest
Z. E. Powell
George Lickert
George Schlotzhauer
Emil Taubeneck
Wm. Lickert
George Hurst
Booth & Handy
Clarence Bailey
J. L. Keifer
Minnie
Katherine Keifer
Frank McKeon
Fred Keifer
Doris Keifer
Wm. T. Martin Sr
Eva McMullen
Y.whitlock
Tuscola
Chalmers Hamill and Sons
Mary Hamill
Clark
Lucan
Faye Randall
Mabel Lewis
Marie Scholfield
Marshall-Club
Stark Orchestra
Peter Snider
Wartinsylle
Mis
George Sellizhauer
George Sickert
Otto Vick
Terme Haute
County school notes highlight county spelling contest
The annual Thanksgiving teachers meeting in the courthouse drew a large crowd and many turned away. The spelling contest impressed all, with Florence Hamilton winning first, Stella Reed second, and Grace Elam third. Prof. Elmer Cavins spoke highly of the event and plans to return next year.
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L. A. Wallace
Florence Hamilton
Fishback School
Wabash
Stella Reed
Jeff Davis
Auburn
Grace Elam
Woodlawn School
Martinsville
Elmer Cavins
Tenois State Normal University
Cavins
Clark County
Progress In Lunacy
A city council meeting in a small town hears an alderman claim they have built an asylum for themselves after remarking that they have long sent fanatics to elsewhere. The humorous quote underscores local governance and public spending.
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Chicago News
Some Hope of Finieh
Fragmentary OCR text mentions preachers and sermons with unclear spelling. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable beyond general references to preaching styles and a lack of completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshed Smith
Speeter
Making a Dollar Go Far Through Smart Direction
An aphorism on financial strategy emphasizes directing money where it earns the most. It highlights purposeful allocation to maximize value and impact rather than spending aimlessly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. H. Zeigler
W. Main
Nebraska
Jersey
Enterprise
Dan O'Neil
Chicago
Emerson Hancock
Casey
W. E. Harnish
Streator
Henry Ziegler
Detroit
Mich
Roy Lloyd
Bloomfield
Ind
Kate Hutton
J. R. Burnett
Dan LeGore
Indiana
J. H. McDowall
New St. Barnice, Ind
Edward Garwood
P. P. Haslitt
Rita Pickens
Wabash Township
Margaret Dunlava
W. Atthon
Ben Scholfield
Florence Whitlock
Ralph
Sidney Bartlett
Mission Study Club
Congregational Church
E.B. Dulaney
Turkey
Sol Flandy
Hoa Lockard
Velma Suillns
Helen
Scott
Griegs
Anitra
Gounod
Cole
Truman Booth
Frank Robinson
Florence Hodge
Harold Bright
Schoole
Tom Fitch
Brossman
Edna Buschmeyer
Minnie Barret
Ivan Veach
York
Claude Fox
Pike’s Peak School
Claude
White Oak
Leonard Stratton
Dan Emerson
L. Clem
Carroll Clem
Edward Pearce
Toledo
Edw. Garwood
Otto Ross
Bamber
Marshall Red
Harry W. Doris
Cora Wiley
Foster Martin
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Littlefield
Indianapollis
Margaret Littlefield
Clarence Batley
Charles Cole
Harry Cole
Marguerite Scott
Centralia
Martin’s
Pictorial Review and
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Farmers
Parsons
Fred B. Keifer
Eagar Summers
Martinsville, J.1
Mitchell
M. W. Porter
Egge
H. Husted
Edgar Summers Martinaville
Diinois
W. L. Cole
Foster Building
F. O. Lutz
Coventry
Itas
Charles L
London Chronicle
Williams’ Feed Store
Locust Street
Charles Mil. Sullins
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