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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

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Farmers in Marshall Rally for Farm Bureau Meeting

The Marshall Farm Bureau annual meeting drew wide turnout from Wabash Darwin Johnson and surrounding townships. The event underscored farming as a business requiring cooperation to boost production efficiency and profit, with J C Sather of Cissna Park delivering the keynote on Illinois Agricultural Association developments.

E. H. Walworth Marshall Johnson Township Mead West Union Farm Bureau Wabash Darwin Johnson Court House Clark County Farm Bureau Kettring J.C. Sather Cissna Park Illinois Agricultural Association Ilinois Agricultural Assi

Veterans in Congress Welcome World War Veterans in Ranks

Washington notes that Congress has long included war veterans from the Revolution to World War I. Newly sworn Hamilton Fish and Albert Johnson join veterans like Uncle Joe Cannon, forming a growing corps as Spain and Mexico veterans fade. Depew and cannon exchange cordial letters reflecting enduring bonds among lawmakers who served in wars.

Washinton Congress Senate House Mexico Nune Bull Run Antietam Santiago San Juan Congressional Directory France Spain Hamilton Fish New York 369Th Infantry Champagne Sechoult Army of Occupation Germany Albert Johnson Washington Chemical Warfare Service Jon Cannon Congressman Constitution Supreme Court Uncle Joe Cannon House of Representatives Lannon Chauncey M Depew Joe Mr Depew

Red Men Rabbit Supper Draws Localands Visitors

The Marshall tribe of Red Men held its annual rabbit supper in their hall Monday night serving about 60 rabbits with oyster dressing and coffee to roughly 125 Red Men. Visitors came from Martinsville West Union and Terre Haute. Dr Haslett was noted as the champion rabbit eater. Seven applicants received the first degree after the meal.

Martinsville West Union Terre Haute Haslett

Forgery Charge Ties Jim Kennedy to Sockler Garage

Jim Kennedy, once employed at the Sockler garage, is reported jailed in Terré Haute on forgery charges. He allegedly forged the signatures of Albert Sockler and Abe Fipkbiner on checks for 1500 and 2200 dollars respectively.

Jim Kennedy Sockler Terré Haute Albert Sockler Abe Fipkbiner

West Union Odd Fellows elect officers at Thursday meeting

The West Union O. BD. S. elected officers including W. NM Estella T Shawler as W. P Harry Dolson A M Neil Strom See Nora Nichols Treas Flannal Marvin Cond Tresa Dolson Asso Nancy Lindley at their Thursday night session.

West Union O. BD. S W. NM Estella T Shawler W. P Harry Dolson A M Neil Strom See Nora Nichols Treas Flannal

King With Us Again Sheriff detains escapee King in county jail

Sheriff Byram tracked King, an escapee famed for a forgery prison break, from Winchester Kentucky to the county jail. The Winchester police provided assistance and the sheriff praised their courteous cooperation during the arrest and return.

Byram Winchaster Ky. Wriday King Sherif Winchester Sheriff Police of

Brotherhood Supper Sparks Community Fellowship at Methodist Church

A Friday night gathering of the Methodist Brotherhood drew farmer friends to the Martinsville church. An orchestra played marching tunes and old melodies while members competed in a spelling drill and a ten-name challenge. County Agent E H Walworth urged business and farm unity, with Swige Snavely and Rev Pettit adding remarks.

Methodist Brotherhood Sol Handy Ila Wunique Walter Hutchinson E. D Merton Hutchinson Morton Bright Mr. Morton Carrol Clem Ed Seiple Charles Short Charles Brandenstein Fawley Mack Robnson E H. Walworth Martinsville Swige Snavely Rev. Pettit Charles Thornsburg John A. Brosman Norman Forsythe I. W. English E. M. English George Burkholder Jesse Gallatin Harry Maurer Herman Fawley John Coates W F Taylor Leland Routledge Gwin Routledge Abe Finkbiner John L. Hawker W. C. Hammerly Dick Davison Walter Edens E. H. Walworth Ed Renner C. E. Beadle

Christmas Fire Safety Warning From Illinois Fire Marshal

State Fire Marshal John G. Gamber issues a warning on holiday home fire dangers. He urges using non inflammable decorations, securing trees, keeping matches away from children, and avoiding open flames and drying needles to prevent burns and fires.

Springfield Iil John G. Gamber

Abolish War Risk Bureau Aims Push Pension Office Takeover

Washington leaders propose dissolving the Bureau of War Risk and transferring its functions to the Pension Office or abolishing it. The War Risk Bureau employs about 6,500 staff, costs rising, and many veterans default on premiums, prompting calls to shift insurance duties to the pension system.

Washington Bureau of War Risk Treasury Department Department of Social Welfare Pension Office National Capital Lfe Pension Ofiee Congress

Real Estate Transfers From Local Property Listings

Nora Newman transfers land 3211 13 to George W Parker for 200 dollars. James H Myers to Edna Miller 70 acres 2610 12 for 3000 dollars. John Weir and others to R C Jacobs lot in Marshall for 1 dollar. W B Malcom to J B Eyestone lot in Casey for 1850 dollars. Elizabeth Blakeman to Sarah E Barrett lot in Marshall for 775 dollars. W J Yelton to David Claypool lot in Casey for 600 dollars. C P Heenthorn to David Claypool lot in Casey for 900 dollars. Abe I Good to Willie Kesler 12 acres 30 10 11 for 1 dollar. Mary Rustrom and others to Cathrine Callins lot in Casey for 100 dollars. Catherine Callins to Gertrude Dare lot in Casey for 100 dollars. Catherine Callins to Gertrude Dere lot Carey for 1 dollar.

Nora Newman George W. Parker James H Myers Edna Miller John Weir R. C. Jacobs Marshall W. B. Malcom J. B. Eyestone Casey Elizabeth Blakeman Sarah E. Barrett W. J. Yelton David Claypool C. P. Heenthorn

Springfield to Permanently House U S Tuberculosis School

The U S Public Health Service Tuberculosis School in Springfield will become permanent with new classes every six weeks. Dr George Thomas Palmer, president of the Illinois Tuberculosis Association, will head the school, initially limiting admission to medical officials but soon open to general practitioners in Wisconsin and Illinois. Springfield hosts multiple tuberculosis facilities and serves as the state health department tuberculosis policies hub.

Springfield Wisconsin Illinois United States Health Service George Thomas Palmer Ihingis Tuberculosis Association Palmer Public Health Service Ill Ues Tuberculosis Association St John's Sanitorium Homestead Division of Tuberculosis State Department of Public Health Fifty County

G L G Class Entertained At Local Home

The G L G Methodist Sunday school class was entertained at Mrs Tathan Hramdenstein’s East Locust street home Friday night. Decorations, games, and a picnic style lunch followed a yuletide theme with gifts exchanged. The teacher Mrs Bright received a Pyrex baking set.

Methodist Sundays School Tathan Hramdenstein East Locust Street Bright

RIFLED MAIL POUCH ROBBERY INVOLVES GARRETT CONFESSION

A registered mail pouch due at 4:45 am on Vandalia train No 6 disappeared Thursday. It was found rifled in a cornfield. Charles Sullins identified two watches sold by Roy Garrett in Terre Haute. Garrett confessed after police tied him to the theft. Godden was later exonerated and released. Garrett and Godden faced hearings in Paris. Garrett was sent to Danville.

Handy Vandalia Short Charles 3 Sullins Terre Haute Roy Garret Garret Charles Sullins Vr Sulling Marshall Paris West End Coirret Mets Hands Boyd Vardalia Rairoad Earl Godden Godden S. Godden United States Danville

Will of Dall Recorded in County Clerk Ledger

The will of the late D T D Dall was recorded Monday by the county clerk. It values the estate at about 40 000 with real estate at 3 000 and personal property at 37 000. Executors named without bond are his widow Belle Janney Dol and his son Louis Dol. the widow receives the life income and the estate is divided after death among Louis Dol, Bessie Smith, and others. The will also leaves 100 each to Miss Sarah Stewart and Warren Green, and 160 in trust to Farry P B Dulaney and V L Cole for burial lots in Marshall cemetery.

Dtd Dall Gianna Fours Iv Bessie Smith Belle Janney Dol Louis Dol Sarah Stewart Arren Green Farry PB. Dulaney V L. Cole Stephen R Dott D. D.D. Gott Marahail

Christmas Arrivals and Birth Announcements

Mr and Mrs William Moon welcome a 9 lb girl on Thursday. Martha Maxine announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Smiley on Friday. Mr and Mrs Sein Brady also noted with a birth.

And William Moon Martha Maxine Robert Smiley Sein Brady

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