Sunday church notes and local musicians bolster Clark County
The writer reflecting on church revival efforts led by John Harrison highlights churchas positive civic role. He praises Rev Howard Leach and the double quartet performance featuring Doc Bright Bob Evans Carroll Clim Karl Morris Rube Hornbrook Penny Peddlar CC Carroll Hershel Snavely and other local talents while urging recognition of villagers giving time and skill in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilus
John Harrison
Commercial News
Danville
Christian Church
Salvation Army
Hie
Marshall
Bob Evans
Atwater Kent Radio Ofits
Carroll Cliem
Bright
Jine
Karl Morris
Rube Hornbrook
Penny Peddlar
CC Carroll
Hershel Snavely
Clark
Untangling a Fragment Or News Item
A garbled OCR fragment presents a partial news item with scattered names and phrases. Readable bits hint at quotes or identifiers but no clear event, date, or location emerge from the text. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Days Gone By Fifty Years Ago Notes
Gold prices slump prompting many citizens to have watch chains repaired. Last week brought pleasant weather until a Thursday thunderstorm followed by a cool spell on Saturday. Ed L Hote seeks appointment as Notary Public with governor's support. Noah Stewart plans to move his grocery into the former Geo Lainger space near the Her Yard office once vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed L’hote
Cullom
Noah Stewart
Geo. Lainger
Forty Years Ago Highlights In City Dispatches
Forty years ago the community notes celebrate a new baby boy on Friday night. Anthony Lee and Miss Eng Henes plan Catholic church nuptials in one week. Robert H. Brown becomes cashier at Clark County Bank. Aaron Cole focuses on office duties. Fire Dept election picks Dean Mayer as chief after Mac Andrews resigns. Woolen factory discussion deferred to next week. A puzzled line ponders Marshall action. Mrs Sue Korn returns to work after a long sprain confinement, clerking for E J Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Payne
Anthony Lee
Miss Eng’ ‘Henessee
Robert H. Brown
Clark County
Aaron Cole
Dean Mayer
Mac Andrews
Marshall
Sue Korn
E. J. Hughes
Local business moves and upcoming fox drive in Joliet
Hop Sing of Joliet will move the Sam Leong laundry to D D Dolls building near the Clark County Bank later this week. A grand fox drive is planned near Hatton next Saturday with a south line route from Chas Hazen's to Aurora Bend and along Snyder Creek. John Brossman seeks assessor seat citing honesty and capability. Mrs Mary Littlefield of Springfield recovers from injuries and expects to walk again in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hop Sing
Joliet
Sam Leong
D. D. Doll's
Clark County Bank
Hatton
Chas Hazen’s
Aurora Bend
Snyder Creek
Daniel Prust
John Brossman
John
Mary Littlefield
Springfield
Groundhog shadow omen and a double wedding notice
Ground hog predicts six more weeks of winter though sign uncertainty remains. At Jeff Wiser and wife home, Miss Saufte Best of Cleone wed Clarence Pence of Terre Haute with Rev O H Denney officiating. Denney resigns as Congregational pastor to take a charge in New York. Community laments loss of Rev and Mrs Denney after years of church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Wiser
Saufte Best
Cleone
Clarence Pence
Terre Haute
O H Denney
Congregational Church
New York
Mrs Denney
Local notices and oddities from a cold ten years ago
Marriage licenses listed Clyde Knowles and Susie Reynolds of Douglas, Arthur Simpson and Naomi Keller of Casey, Henry Neddigh Johnson and Lena McNarlan of Orange, Fred Pine and Laura Edith Waller of Wabash. A house fire on West Locust Street was stopped early. Miscellaneous quotes and humor reflect a small town mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Knowles
Susie Reynolds
Douglas
Arthur Simpson
Naomi Keller
Casey
Henry Neddigh
Johnson
Lena McNarlan
Orange
Fred Pine
Laura Edith Waller
Wabash
Mary Ogden
West Locust Street
Misa
Margaret LeGore
Daytona
Fis
O. LeGore
Cook County Tops Illinois Auto Fee Contributions
Springfield Feb 10 Ap proximately 35 percent of all Illinois automobile fees are paid by Cook county residents. In 1926 the secretary of state’s automobile department collected 14 047 267 dollars with Cook county contributing 5 286 139 dollars. Peoria St Clair Kane Madison follow with respective totals. A county list of fees paid during the year is given for Marshall Herald readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ilinois
Cook County
Louis L. Emmerson
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Peoria County
St. Clair
Kane
Madison
Marshall Herald
Local residents on sick list and visits noted
John McGee is on the sick list. Ray Kesler visited John McGee on Sunday. Fred Geisert and wife have moved to our vicinity. Edith White spent Friday and Saturday with homefolks and is working in West Terre Haute. Bernard Black was at home from Terre Haute last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGee
Ray Kesler
Fred Geisert
Edith White
Terre Haute
Bernard Black
The Abuse of Privilege and Temperance
A reflective essay urges temperance in all things and warns that abuse of privileges harms life and health. It argues that humans misuse even basic freedoms, while other animals follow natural laws, and notes right living may reduce reliance on doctors and medicines.
Card of Thanks for support after illness and death
R A Turner Amos Morgan and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind help during the illness and death of their wife and daughter and for the flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Turner
Amos Morgan and Family
Pina Clouse, 71, National obituary of Mrs Pina Clouse
Mrs Pina Clouse born May 4 1855 died February 2 1927 aged 71 years 8 months 2 days. She married Moses Clouse who preceded her. Nine children were born to the union 4 sons and 6 daughters one son and one daughter predeceased. She joined Grace Chapel church about twenty years ago. She leaves three sons four daughters one stepdaughter Mrs Ann Pine four stepsons Manuel William Jake and Fred and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pina
Ann Plunkett
Moses Clouse
Grace Chapel Church
Ann Pine
Manuel
William
Jake
Fred
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Big Boy
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Togo
Leonard
Poland
Cook Wees
Bond
Champaign
Clark Coles
Crawford
Cumberland
Ob Douglas
Edgar
Case Willard
Marshall Battery. Co
Willard
John Joseph Gaines
Pina Clouse
V. A. Smith
New Pools
Marshall, Illinois
CORK
Insurance Agency
Walter E. Cork ‘Marshall
Tllinois
J. E. Millhouse
Marshall Illinois
Bubeck & Gallagher
France Marinelle Shoppe
Paris, Il
Photie
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bidgs
West Side Square
Model
Machlan’s
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