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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1921

Page

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Florida’s Pep and Progress in Central and South Florida

Bartow Florida columnist Charles Scott celebrates Florida’s economic vitality. He notes rising ad spending by cities like St. Petersburg Miami and Tampa, ongoing public and private improvements, expanding orange groves and forestry conversion, and rapid urban growth with new hotels and skyscrapers.

Charles Scott Bartow Florida Herald Marshall Pepe Midle West Chamber of Commerce St. ‘Petersburg Miami Tampa Jacksonville St. Petersburg Johén National ‘Editorial Association Jim Bartow Lakeland Commissionera Polk Daytona Central South Tampe Petersburg Orlando

Pettit to Lecture at Urbana and Illinois University

Rev C E Pettit will be at Urbana Thursday and Friday at the University of Illinois for the Haworth League midwinter institute. Pettit, one of five faculty speakers, will give two lectures on stewardship addressing the young people of eastern Illinois.

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Farm Bureau elects officers at Marshall meeting

Clark County Farm Bureau members met in the Marshall courthouse for the annual election of officers. V. Vanniman of Springfield spoke on marketing and dollar needs for farmers. New officers: president J. A. Kettling, VP TE Cooper, treasurer J. Q. Snedeker, secretary J. H. Maurer.

Clark County Farm Bureau Court House Marshall Wwork Albert Wright B. H. Emrich Bureau J. A. Kettling TE Cooper J. Q. Snedeker J. H

Knipe Making Good Honors From Lake Forest Academy

James L. Knipe grandson of Mr. and Mrs J W Graham of this city earns notice from Lake Forest Academy where he prepares for Harvard. He is excused from term exams for high scholarship and helped Lake Forest’s undefeated football team this fall. He reports for basketball practice and seeks a forward position. His father Henry H Knipe of Olney is manager of the telephone company.

Knipe Lake Forest James Knipe Henry Knipe the, Telephone” ‘Co

Chamber of Commerce Discusses Firearm Artail and Night Red Light Need

Members meet to consider threats to Marshall business districts from road travel and thieves. George G. Robertson urges firearms in businesses while Doty calls for a centrally located red light to summon police. The matter goes to industrial affairs, and the chamber votes to join the state association.

Chamber ‘of Commerce Marshall Business Houses George G. Robertson Doty Industrial” Affairs Committee Thomas Wright Chamber of’ Commerce Robert Jones Lawrenceville Ot Gomimaree Pregent

Randall Stephenson Milling Company A Clark County legacy

The history traces the Randall Stephenson Milling Company from its early Lycan Welsh era to the Randall & Stephenson partnership. It covers founder Randall a Clark County native with 40 years in milling, Stephenson a Terre Haute native and former ship builder and marine engineer, and the firm's evolution through mergers and ownership changes, highlighting the community’s reliance on quality product, dealer energy, and public support.

Randall Buell - Morris Morris Blundell John Randall Clark County Martinsville Franklin Ind McDaniel & Luchn Milling Company West York West York Milling Company Marvin & Besser Grenup Marshall Paris Terre Haute Stephenson Indianapolis Terre ‘Haute Vandalia Car Shops St. Louis Missouri Pacific Railroad Company Colorado Springs Colorado California Old Mexico Canada Hammond New York Central Railroad Company Jacksonville Fla Brooklyn New York United States Southland Steamship Company Savannah Georgia Randall & Stephenson Milling Company

Paris Law Enforcement Hears on Liquor Laws and County Group

State's Attorney George Bristow told city leaders at a church meeting that many supporters of liquor laws secretly sympathize with the liquor element and lack cooperation. H. A. Tweedy of Vermilion shared enforcement experiences while grand jury members discussed past duties. Edgar County Law Enforcement Association formed with officers President Horace Link Vice President Rev G W Henry Secretary Carl Gumm Treasurer L L Canine. precinct organization to include two members from each precinct.

Paris George, Bristow The Christian Church H. A. Tweedy Vermilion Grand Jury Edgar County Law Enforcement Association Horace ‘Link Rev. G. W. Henry Carl. Gumm L. L. Canine

Real Estate Transfers Land bargains across Casey and Marshall

De Vore Clark transfers coal land to Vari B. Taylor for 34-12-12 valued at $1. Orion McDaniel conveys tend 20-10-14 for $130 to J.McDaniel. G W Harrod to Trustees U B Church sells Casey lot for $1. Liella Carhart to H M Dewey parcels in Marshall for $1730. Carson Kackley to C T Baker Casey lot for $900. H M Dewey to Abe Finkbiner Marshall lot for $1. C A Canady to Joe A B Phillips Casey lot for $1 600. D M White to Frank White land 20-12-14 for $100. Fred Neeley and wife to Virgil J Neeley land 17-10-14 for $1. J S Mundy to R L Biggs land 27 and 34-11-14 for $2500. Lewis F Fox and wife to W L Cole land 24-9-14 for $260. H Collins and wife to Pauline Clawson Casey lot $50.15 John W Ennis to Dan Wells 40 acres 31-10-12 for $1 000. Mumdy to John M Hutchings 15 acres 11-11-18 for $260.

de -Vore Clark Vari J. S. Mundy Zi S John M. “Hutchings

Ex service men urged to file compensation papers early

The American Legion posts in Westfield West Union Martinsville Casey and Marshall urge ex service members with injuries from the war to file compensation forms. A government cleanup squad will visit Effingham January 17 and 19 and in person submission is required for timely processing, with transportation assistance available if needed.

American Legion Westfield West Union Martinsville Casey Marshall Effingham S. O. L. P. P. Haslitt Com. Clark Co. Post No

Olive Batchelor and Russell Brown Wed in Chicago

Mr and Mrs Robert H Brown announce the marriage of Olive B Batchelor of Oak Park Illinois to Russell W Brown of Chicago at home Christmas evening The groom is with King Hoagland Company investment bankers in Chicago They plan to be at home to friends after February 1 returning to Chicago Monday evening

Robert H. Brown Olive Bement Batchelor Harry G. Batchelor Oak Park Lit Russell W. Brown Chicago

Bus Collision Near State Line Injures Eighteen

A Wabash Valley bus coming from Terre Haute was struck by an automobile near State Line Saturday morning around 11 06. The car attempted a turn and collided with the bus, demolishing the car and overturning the bus. Eighteen occupants of the bus were bruised.

Wabash Valley Bis Terre Haute State’ Line

Morris Dinner Guests Include Generals and Local Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Buel Morris hosted a Christmas dinner Sunday with guests General Silvers and family, Mrs. Chas. Voelkers and daughter Barbara, Kell Morris, and others from Terre Haute, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Perry and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Steele and Vern, and Albert Mathews of Marshall.

Morris Buel Morris Gen. Silvers Chas. Voelkers Barbara ,Jean Kell Morris Erre. Haute Dick McCarty Owen N Perry J. W. Steele Vern Albert Mathews Marshall

Christmas visitors and local social notes

Miss Ethel Sloana will spend Christmas in Chicago. Arthur Deaner has closed his restaurant due to management interference. Miss Gertrude Gogue will visit her parents from St Marys of the Woods. Miss Ruby Rose, studying in Buffalo, to return home for holidays. Mitchell Geisert and Edith Pine of Wabash township wed by Esquire Benson Martin then depart for California for their honeymoon. Miss Bess Craig hosts a surprise birthday party with about sixteen friends.

Ethel Sloana Chicago Arthur Deaner Gertrude Gogue St. Mary’s of the Woods Morris Logue Ruby Rose Buffalo New York J. J. Rose Mitchell Geisert Edith Pine Wabash Township Esquire Benson Martin California Bess Craig

Local residents return for holidays from area towns

Twenty years ago Stephen Bradley visits home from Delaware Ohio for the holidays. Harry Casteel and his wife relocate to Marshall to become citizens again. Charles Lee and daughter Rachel visit Walnut Prairie. Miss Grace Leseure returns from Danville for the holidays. Dr Turman and wife travel to Graysville for the holidays. Mrs M P Rackerby and her son visit from Hutsonville for a few days.

Stephen Bradley Delaware Ohio Harry Casteel Grover Marshall Charles Lee Rachel Walnut Prairie Miss Grace Leseure Danville Dr. Turman Graysville M. P. Rackerby Hutsonville

Notable Visits and Local Happenings In Haub Stadt

Fort ys ago Miss Maggie Finkbiner and Helen Keller visiting relatives in Haub Stadt Indiana. Will Hodge assists S C Prevo in his establishment until a new clerk is secured. John Rector launched a new bus serving all trains. Mr Hippard moves into a new store with a grand display. C C C social club hosts complimentary reception and sheet and pillow case party at Friday club room on Monday evening December 26. Invitations issued for Friday Dancing Club manual reception at Harlan's hall on Wednesday December 28 with Ringgold providing music.

Maggie Finkbiner Helen Keller Haubstadt Ind Will Hodge S. C. Prevo Sam John Rector Mr. Hippard Harlan’s Hall Ringgold

High School Clubs Plan Programs and Holiday Break

The glee club rehearses after school for Thursday’s program while the French club nears a reorganized plan for next semester. Debating team members are listed with alternates, and other clubs meet. Christmas celebrations and shifts in schedules mark the holiday period.

Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows Dennie Wood Buckler and Gladys Rebecca Herrington in Paris aged 21 and 18, along with multiple other couples including Lorenzo Dow McGinness and Callie Marie Ross in Toledo, and Joseph Edward Miller with Laura Anna Lowery in Indianapolis. The record names spouses, ages, and towns such as St Louis, Casey, Annapolis, West Terre Haute, and Marshall among others.

Dennie Wood Buckler Chrisman Gladys Rebecca Herrington Paris Lorenzo Dow McGinness Greenup Callie Marie Ross Toledo Joseph Edward Miller St. Louis Laura Anna Lowery Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pep Scott Farm Bureau Little A. S.chapman Russell Brown Mickie Ralph Knipe Eugene Dow Duane Prust Lowney Turner Louise Plasters Mildred Washburn Irene Stewart Milton Dickens Edith Madden Tyler High School Board of Education Athletic Association Johnson’s Hall F. G. Edwards Princeville B. H. Crandall Rushville Odell West Salem Evansville Sauther Quincy Miss. Duffy Thomas Stinson Nettle Rembolt Casey Township Osea Omer Frederick Annapolis Mary Elizabeth Pugh Clifford Misner West Terre Haute Ola Horsley Dennison Okla G. Lindley Rachel Williamson Riley Homer Hillard Johnson Township Blanche Orr Jasper County Til Edward Martin Bridge Newman Daisy Dobbs Atwood Russell We ‘Brown Olive B.batchelor John EB. Clouse Bertha M. Clouse Marshall Township Ralph Weidner Dorothy Wendt
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