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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1926

Page

2

The Forgotten Child and Crime Education Debate

A reader essay contrasts a Christmas charity appeal with Tim Thrift and Clark County aid for needy children. It cites Clarence Darrow on crime, argues education plus punishment, and lists graduates and insinuations about education shaping criminals.

Fifty Years Ago in Clark County Supervisors Meet

A Clark County board of supervisors session lists members including Wm Craig as chairman and others. Local business changes note Tom Clark buying Gallagher’s grocery and Stephen Handy acquiring Myers’ butcher shop. A York physician Dr. D E B Nicoson dies of pneumonia at 33. Firefighters extinguish Frantz drug store blaze with a glass break. Father Kulman serves at St Mary's. George A Hippard opens a large store with eleven clerks. Gorham & Son advertise cheap fancy candies.

Clark County Board of Supervisors Wm. Craig Nelson Shaffnery Wm B. Bridgman C. S. Hall John Hornbrook J. C. Phillips John D. Bennett John M. Archer William’ Towell Joseph Wells Jonathan Ellington Wm. Barbee Philip Benallack R. Drake Albert Prevo Tom Clark Livingston James Gallagher Stephen Handy James H. Myers D. Eb, Nicoson York Bradley Mr. Atkison Father Kulman St. Mary’s Church George A. Hippard Gorham & Son

Kilborn Firm Buys Westfield Gazette to Launch Live Paper

L. S. Kilborn and Son purchase the Westfield Gazette with plans to produce a live newspaper. Visitors Lyman Booth and R. L. Dulaney came to Joliet this week. Cecile Dulaney and Jennie Marvin returned home from Godfrey where they attend Monticello Seminary. Dr. Pearce and J. S. Frakes of Darwin visited town yesterday. W. T. Hollenbeck is teaching at the Dennison school.

L. S. Kilborn & Son Westfield Gazette Lyman Booth R. L. Dulaney Joliet Cecile Dulaney Jennie Marvin Godfrey Monticello Seminary Dr. Pearce J. S. Frakes Darwin W. T. Hollenbeck Dennison

Twenty Years Ago Marred by Local Happenings in Marshall

Twenty years ago in Marshall the area saw a new 500 barrel well on David Clay’s Johnson township farm. Weddings included Perl Craig with Alta Thompson in Melrose township and Field Williamson with Mabel Birohm by Judge Snavely. A printing staff shift hit the Herald and Democrat with resignations and new hires as Otis Weaver joined the Herald.

David Claypool Johnson Township Perl Craig Alta Thompson Melrose Township Esq A. G. Cowden Field Williamson Mabel ‘Birohm Snavely John Delaney Herald Johnson Marshall The Gilit Rob. Lynn Democrat Indianapolis Sam Baird

Champion John S Martin wins 21st poultry title and multiple ribbons

At the Philadelphia show John S Martin claims the poultry raising championship for the 21st year and collects 4 silver cups along with 10 firsts and seconds and 35 ribbons for 40 birds. Herman Trelle, a Wembley Alberta farmer, is named Wheat and Oats King of North America, marking the first time both honors go to the same man.

John S. Martin Philadelphia Herman Trelle Wembley Peace River Alberta North America

Ten Years Ago Bright to Direct Greenup Christmas Chorus

County Superintendent Bright will direct a 200 voice chorus in Greenup on Christmas Eve. Also noted are G. C. Hallauer at a Shriners meeting in Springfield and the season opening basketball win over Martinaville with Coyle four Bennett eight Burnett six. Oil company bonuses give ten percent of wages to workers earning under 2090 yearly.

Bright Greenup G. C. Hallauer Shriners Springfield Martinaville Coyle Bennett Burnett Ohio Oil Co Illinois Pipe Line Co

Martinsville couples receive marriage licenses this week

Cunningham and Olive K Rowe of Martinsville were issued licenses at the county clerk's office. Clarence Kibby and Miss Allie Poff Inbarger wed at noon Sunday in the United Brethren church. George W Mason and associates report a successful oil well near Hiderado Kas, selling leases for 50 000 and retaining 1000 acres in the same area.

Pyres Tinus Cunningham Olive K. Rowe Martinsville Zang Arbuckle Danville Clarence Kibby Allie Poffinbarger United Brethren N. E. Roger George W. Mason Associated Hide, Rado Kas

Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

West Union residents report weekend calls and visits as neighbors share Sunday gatherings. Emma Dolson spent time with Nichols family, Marlon Poorman and Sam Nichols visited near the prairie, and Otto Jackson plans community business outreach. A Baptist church event occurred Saturday afternoon with a 6 o clock supper. Anna Wilts moved away recently with her husband.

Frank Coombes George Buckley Emma Dolson Nichols Marlon Poorman Sam Nichols Baptist Ae Anna Sas Foster Whitlock Henry Mr. Orcutt

Fragments Bring Scrambled Report From Local Page

Irregular text fragments describe unclear events and names. The readable bits mention people and items without a coherent story or clear outcomes.

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