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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1921

Page

2

Florida Cracker Pride and Florida Growth News

Bartow Florida writer Charles Scott argues Florida climate and business vigor boost growth. He notes public and private funding for advertising open-air concerts and city projects in St. Petersburg Miami Tampa and Jacksonville. He cites orangery expansion near Tampa, groves, farms, and new housing as the state rapidly develops with increasing permits and tall buildings.

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

Pettit to Lecture at Urbana Winter Institute

Pettit will be at Urbana Thursday and Friday at the University of Illinois for the Haworth League winter institute. He is one of five faculty members and will deliver two lectures on stewardship to the young people of eastern Illinois.

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Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Marshall Meeting

Clark County Farm Bureau members gathered in the courthouse at Marshall for their annual Hession. Vanniman of Springfield discussed financial conditions and the push for better marketing. Officers elected: J. A. Kettling president TE Cooper vice president J. Q. Snedeker treasurer J. H. Maurer secretary. New executive committee members include Taubeneck, Draper, Sperry Claypool, A. W. Wright, and Robert Dawson. Walworth remains farm adviser at Martinsville.

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

Knipe Honored by Lake Forest Academy News Item

James L. Knipe grandson of J W and Mrs Graham of this city is praised by a Lake Forest Academy notice preparing for Harvard. He will return home this week from Lake Forest Academy having been excused from exams for high scholarship. He played end on the undefeated Lake Forest football team and is reporting for basketball tryouts as a forward candidate. James Knipe was formerly a Rohingon boy. his father Henry Knipe manages the local telephone company.

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

Chamber of Commerce discusses safety and fire alert plan

Members lunched Thursday as optimism and caution mingled over dangers to Marshall business houses along rough roads. George G. Robertson urged firearms for each business, while Doty proposed a centrally located red light to summon police at trouble. The topic was sent to the industrial affairs committee for an electric notification system. The chamber voted to join the state association to connect local firms with statewide business progress. The next luncheon will feature Robert Jones of the Lawrenceville Chamber as guest speaker.

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

Randall and Stephenson Milling Company History

The article traces the Randall and Stephenson Milling Company lineage from Lycan Welsh Blundell and Buell Morris to John Randall who led operations in Marshall Clark County. It outlines Randall’s long milling career across Franklin West York Paris Marshall Terre Haute and Terre Haute origins and Stephenson’s diverse prior transit from Indianapolis to St Louis Mexico California Canada Hammond Savannah and Jacksonville before joining as partner.

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

Edgar County Law Enforcement Association Formed

Paris Illinois December meeting heard State's Attorney George Bristow note many liquor law supporters secretly sympathy with liquor element. H A Tweedy of Vermilion shared experiences. grand jury duty recall discussed. Horace Link elected President Rev G W Henry Vice President Carl Gumm Secretary L L Canine Treasurer with five others to join executive committee. Rev A S Chapman directs precinct organization with two members per 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 Listed in Local Record

De Vore Clark coal Coz transfers to Vari B Taylor land 34-12-12 for 1 dollar Orion McDaniel to J McDaniel tend 20-10-14 for 130 G W Harrod to Trustees U B Church lot in Casey for 1 dollar Liella Carhart to H M Dewey lot in Marshall for 1730 Carson Kackley to C T Baker lot in Casey for 900 H M Dewey to Abe Finkbiner lot in Marshall for 1 dollar C A Canady Joe A B Phillips lot in Casey for 1600 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 dollar 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 Co H Collins and wife to Pauline Clawson lot in Casey for 50 15 John W Ennis to Dan Wells 40 acres 31-10-12 for 1000 Z S Mundy to John M Hutchings 15 acres 11-11-18 for 260

de -Vore Clark Vari J. S. Mundy R. L. Biggs Lewis F. Fox Z. S.mundy John M. Hutchings

Ex service men urged to file compensation papers

Government clean up squad will visit Effingham January 17 and 19 to assist ex service men in obtaining disability compensation. See post commanders in Westfield West Union Martinsville Casey or Marshall in person for necessary papers and free transportation. Do not delay, attend promptly.

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 Betrothal Announcement

Mr and Mrs Robert H Brown announce the marriage of Olive Bement Batchelor to Russell W Brown at home Christmas evening in Oak Park Illinois and Chicago where Mr Brown works with King Hoagland Company investment bankers. They will be at home in Chicago after February 1.

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

Bus Hit By Car Near State Line In Indiana

A bus coming from Terre Haute was struck by an automobile near the State Line on Saturday about 11 06 in the morning. The car driven by a man from Ala Low attempted a turn and struck the bus, demolishing his car and overturning the bus. Eighteen bus occupants were bruised.

Wabash Valley Bis Terre Haute State’ Line

Morris Host A Christmas Dinner Gathering

Mr. and Mrs. Buel Morris entertained the following at a Christmas dinner Sunday in Indiana: Gen. Silvers and his wife, Mrs. Chas Voelkers and daughter Barbara, Kell Morris, all of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Perry and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Steele and son 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 Plans and Local Life Highlight Daybook

In days gone by Miss Ethel Sloana will spend Christmas in Chicago. Arthur Deaner closed his restaurant due to management interference with mail duties. Miss Gertrude Gogue travels from St Marys of the Woods to spend the holidays with Mr and Mrs Morris Logue. Miss Ruby Rose at Buffalo is due home for holidays with Dr and Mrs J J Rose. Mitchell Geisert and Miss Edith Pine of Wabash township were married by Esquire Benson Martin and honeymoon in California. Bess Craig received a birthday surprise party with about sixteen friends featuring music and games.

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 Holiday Visits From Town and Surrounding Areas

Twenty years ago Stephen Bradley returns from Delaware Ohio to spend the holidays. Harry Casteel and wife of Grover become Marshall citizens again after a visit. Charles Lee and daughter Rachel of Walnut Prairie stop in Friday and Saturday. Grace Leseure returns from Danville for the holidays. Dr Turman and wife travel to Graysville for holiday time. 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

Haubstadt News Briefs Sainted Guests and Local Happenings

Forty years ago Miss Maggie Finkbiner and Helen Keller visited relatives in Haubstadt Indiana. Will Hodge helps S C Prevo until a new clerk is found. John Rector launched a new bus serving all trains. Hippard prepares to open a new store with a grand display. C C C social club to host a complimentary reception and sheet and pillow case party at the Friday club room on Monday evening December 26. Invitations issued for the Friday Dancing Club’s first manual reception at Harlan's hall on Wednesday evening 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 Holiday Programs and Vacations

The glee club rehearses after school for Thursday’s program. Debating team members include Ralph Knipe Eugene Dow Duane Prust Lowney Turner Louise Plasters Mildred Washburn with Irene Stewart and Milton Dickens as alternates. Several staff and students plan Christmas vacations and visits to relatives over the holidays.

United States Ralph Knipe Eugene Dow Duane Prust Lowney Turner Louise Plasters Mildred Washburn Irene Stewart Milton Dickens Edith Madden Tyler High School Board of Education The Athletic Association Johnson’s Hall F. G. Edwards Princeville B. H. Crandall Rushville Odell West Salem Ill Evansville Ind Sauther Quincy Miss. Duffy Kentucky Harvey

Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples

A long list of marriage licenses shows individuals pairing across multiple towns. Names include Dennie Wood Buckler and Gladys Rebecca Herrington in Paris, with others from Toledo Indianapolis Casey and Terre Haute among 18 to 30 year olds.

Dennie Wood Buckler Chrisman Gladys Rebecca Herrington Paris

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Pep Scott Little Randall & Stephenson Milling Company Russell Brown Mickie Lorenzo Dow McGinness Greenup Callie Marie Ross Toledo Joseph Edward Miller Laura Anna Lowery 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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