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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1927

Page

6

Hidden Room Discovery Raises Fresh Dangers in Casey

In a dusted attic trunk room Jack Bailey and Miss Cornelia uncover a hidden mantel safe behind a swinging fireplace. Dale Lizzie and Doctor Wells confront capers of the Bat while Anderson the detective closes in, as the unknown stalks the hallways and tensions surge over the missing Union bank money.

Jack Bailey Lizzie Bailey Jack Jack Dale Bailes Date Miss Corneliuad Jack Miss Cornelia Cornelia Aszle Anderson Cate Stn Miss O¢cea Dalley Doctor Wells Wells Union Bank Richard Fleming Mr. Anderson Dick Fleming Miss Cornella Llezle Aannouacca Beresford

Infant Mary Lou Horner Dies in Indianapolis Burial in Brick Cemetery

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Horner of Indianapolis born November 6 1927 died November 13 1927. Survived by parents a sister Frances Lee three grandparents and other relatives. Body brought here for burial laid to rest in Brick cemetery. Mrs Horner formerly Edna Hartzler.

Mary, Lou Elmer. Horner Indianapolis Frances Lee Horner Edna Hartzler

Card of Thanks for Stacy Bradbury

We wish to thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father Stacy Bradbury Ola Bradbury and Family.

Stacy Bradbury Ola Bradbury

Positions of the Poles

The South Pole rests on the Antarctic continent at about 10 000 feet above sea level while the North Pole sits in the Arctic Ocean at sea level.

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Maypole rites and May queens in village ceremonies

An explanation describes May day celebrations across villages where the Maypole marks tree worship and the May Queen embodies the link to this tradition. The ritual features the decorated pole and symbolic honoring of the sacred tree through community pageantry.

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Mary Roberts Rinehart Avery Hopwood Mer Anderson John W. Smith J. K. Wallis Casey John L. Collier Palmer Milton O. Musser Paris E. Myers J. H. Fort Henry Reed John W. Reed Frank Cole Frank H. Stover Grace Louise Goble Judith Drake Westfield Alice Fox Claude Fox C. L. Moore Benjamin EF. Miller Mary Lou Horner Sophie Irene Loeb Child Welfare Committee of America
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