Hatton School Notes And Martinsville High Progress
Harold Bright reports Hatton school pupils credited for fundraising and decorations while Frank Sewell is praised for beautifying the school building. In Martinsville progress on the new community high school includes excavated basement and rising side walls, with occupancy expected next September. The county teachers' examination will be held March 16 and 17 in the county court room, with specific days for second and first grade applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Frank ‘Sewell
Community High
Martinsville
Erade
Marshall Wins Debate Over Lawrenceville
The Marshall team defeated Lawrenceville in a high school debate last night, winning both rounds here and at Law renceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Marshall
Ath
Here
Car Collision Near String Town Disrupts Evening Travel
Hershel Knowles and George Heather of Terre Haute were in two cars that collided on the National Road east of town during foggy conditions around 3 a m. Knowles was alone. Heather and his wife were en route to Clarksville to visit relatives. All occupants sustained minor injuries. both cars were badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel
Knowles
String Town
George
Heather
Terre Haute
Knowles Avas
Hearther
Clarksville
Eich
Crowd of Farmers Attends Casey High School Soybean Demo
A large crowd of farmers gathered at Casey High School Thursday for an agricultural class demonstration starting at 10:00. E H Walworth county adviser spoke on planting cultivating and harvesting soybeans while George Kite Thomas Wright covered threshing. J G Hackleman from the University of Illinois addressed the future of the soybean crop for Clark county. W P Flint state entomologist spoke on fighting chinch bugs with crop and mechanical means. Lunch was served by the high school girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
E .H. ‘Walworth
George Kite
Thomas ‘Wright
J. G. Hackleman
University of Illinois
Clark County
W. P. Flint
Bist
Sanders reformatory sentence and a double wedding notice
A man named Saunders was arrested January 14 for stealing honey and given 1 to 8 years in the Jeffersonville reformatory. A very beautiful wedding occurred Thursday afternoon at the Hogue home as Mary Hogue married Temple Lovett. The couple planned a 10 day trip and to live with her parents until spring. Additional court entries include Everett Black v Eliza Black and Coran Martin v P P Haslitt in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Sullivan
India
Jeffersonville Reformatory
W. W. Hogue
Mary
Temple
R.’ Lovett
No C. of C. luncheon canceled for Tuscola meeting
Because many business men will travel to Tuscola for the meeting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley, no Chamber of Commerce luncheon will be held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscola
Wabash Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Booth and Handy store and family legacy in Marshall history
A historical sketch details the Booth family and Booth and Handy clothing store in Marshall dating from 1840s to early 1900s. It notes Beebe Booth founder, Lyman Booth, Jonathan Greenough, Coast of Captain Greenough, and the store’s evolution into Booth Bros. Clothing and later Booth Handy, known as Home of Hart Schaffner Marx. The piece links store leadership, local education efforts, and family movements to California and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lyman Booth &Co
John Cane
Booth & Handy
Beebe, Booth
Terre Haute
Beebe Booth
Edwin, True
Fenton Booth
Paris
Terre
Haute
Newton
Lyman Sbought
Jonathan K
Greenough
Béecamé
Booth & Greenough
Co. B
Chick') Greenough
Booth &’ Greenough
Jonathan K .Greenough
Massachusetts
United States
Ate Iservice
Marshall Academy
Fivas
Dean Andrews
three _BonB
Brazil
Jim
Colorado
Will
California
Canton Dixon
Booth
Democrat
Norman Bennett
Fenton
Washington, D. C
United Tess “Court ‘of Claims
Haridy
Haberdashers
Hart Shaffner
Marx
Booth ‘& Handy
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Various Towns
Transfers show Sarah E Luther to J W Luther for a Westfield lot at $1.00 and vice versa, E H Clark to B F Black in Livingston for $480, Rowland to Patchett land 17-10-13 at $650, Sallee to Rowland 17-10-13 at $1 600, West to Lucan in Marshall for $255, Mullins to Parker Westfield lot for $100, Tarman to Ennis Martinsville lot for $600, Burnett to Claypool Casey lot for $1250, Strohm to Davidson land 3-10-11 at $1.00, Haslit to Martha Haslit Marshall lot at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Luther
J. W. Luther
Westfield
W. Luther
Sarah BE. Luther
E. H. Clark
B. F. Black
Livingston
George T. Rowland
Earl Patchett
M. Sallee
Jasper West
Jacob G. Lucan, Sr
Marshall
Elle, F
Mullins
C. H. Parker
Ruth "Tarman
John W. Ennis
Martinsville
Edward Burnett
David Claypool
Casey
Nellie’ Strohm
William’ Davidson
Notable Student Award List and Local Debates Highlight School News
The city reports top honors in grades with Margaret Cork Isabel Cork George Mitchell Edith Millhouse Helen Coldren Leland Baker Lydia Forbeck and others. A nurse survey in grade schools begins, South Side grades examined. Paris Marshall debate results favor Marshall Paris. Lincoln birthday program by juniors and glee club prep for May contest. Illness absences include Louise Clem John Arbuckle Mabel Manhart Loy Lichtenberger Selma Lichtenberger. Mary Perdue of Findlay visits. Prof J M Harvey spoke at Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cork
Isabel Cork
George’ Mitchell
Edith
Millhouse
Helen‘ "Coldrén
Leland -Leland ‘Baker
Lydia
Forbeck
Haddix
Eleanor
Snavely
Mary’ Stephenson
Louise
Clem
John Arbuckle
Mabel
Manhart
Loy
Lichtenberger
Selma Lichtenberger
Mary
Perdue of
Findlay
Ohio
J.M. Harvey
Congregational Church
School annual published by both senior and junior classes
The annual is published biennially by both senior and junior classes with staff effort to present school life and activities. It will feature individual senior and junior portraits, class group pictures, and pictures of clubs. Chester A Hatfield handles the contract, with faculty and local business support. Subscribe now through any junior or senior.
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Chester&a. Hatfield
School activities showcase agriculture and domestic science progress
Hopwood's agriculture class visited the stock yard Thursday to examine hogs and veal calves. Miss Lilian Higgs cooking class held a candy sale at noon Friday raising 3.10 for the domestic science department. The manual training class recently purchased and installed a new electric saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Marshall Team Splits Week Games With Christman and Vermillion Grove
Marshall basketball split two games this week losing 46 to 21 to Christman but winning 16 to 11 against Vermillion Grove. Purdum led with 12 of the 16 points as Wernz and Ferris supported strong play, while poor shooting hampered the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Vermillion Grove
Chrisman
Purdum
Wernz
Ferris
Marshall
Burnett
Friedenberger
Three Suspects Tied to Indiana Robbery Sentenced
Sheriff reports Charles Haney, previously jailed in Paris and linked to a Blizzard Ford theft, found guilty in an Indiana robbery near Muncie with Frank Mears and Paul Herring and sentenced to 10 to 20 years in a reform school. Other two suspects facing Edgar County court trial in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea. Byram
Winchester
Ind
Charles Haney
Paris
Edgar County Court
Nurse Miss Maude Neer Aids Schools In Marshalls County
Miss Maude Neer, county nurse from Martinsville, worked in Marshall city schools weighing and measuring children. She conducted eye, ear, nose, and throat exams and reported many abnormalities due to colds and mild flu.
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Maude Neer
Martinsville
Marshall
Lincoln program and court of honor gathering noted
About one hundred members and friends of the Court of Honor gathered at their hall Friday night to hear a Lincoln program. The hall was decorated with American flags Lincoln pictures Lincoln mottoes and black chains of slavery broken. A recreated Abe Lincoln log cabin stood on the floor built by A J Smith. The program included songs duets and recitations led by Lydia English Jane Figg Mary Stephenson and Virginia Knipe with Rev D T Black delivering an address. A Liberty program was announced for Friday night February 24. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Iths Hall
Abe Lincoln
A. J. Smith
America
Ezra Pettigrew
Lydia English
Jane Figg
Mary Stephenson
Harold Bright
H. R.snavely
Carroll Clem
A. M. Stephenson
Adderss
D. T. Black
Jans Figg
Virginia Knipe
Bright
Snavely
Clem
Stephenson
Recorder
Primary election filing opens with party lists
Friday marked the first filing day for the April 11 primary. Republicans nominated for County Judge W Q Slusser and Edward Pearce, Sheriff candidates John Lewis and Charles Short, and Superintendent Harold Bright. Democrats listed B D Jones Ernest Freeland J W Wallace J M Turner and A J Lowry with no filing for County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q. Slusser
Edward Pearce
B. D. Jones
Ernest Freeland
John Lewis
Charles Short
J. W. Wallace
J. M. Turner
A. J. Lowry
Harold Bright
Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Townships
Arch Thomason 30 Paris to Ger tie Burger 17 Anderson township Temple R. Lovett 24 Marshall to Mary Hogue 22 Marshall Aaron Shotts 27 Anderson township to Ruth Sweet 20 Martinsville township Roy Ray 25 Wabash township to Gladys Kirby 18 Wabash township John Cooper 22 Terre Haute to Gladys Linzy 18 Wabash township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Thomason
Paris
Gertie Burger
Anderson Township
Temple R. Lovett
Marshall
Mary, Hogue
Aaron Shotts
Ruth Sweet
Martinsville
Roy Ray
Wabash Township
Gladys Kirby
John Cooper
Terre Haute
Gladys Linzy
Fr iends by Hugh L Kerwin Director U S Conciliation Service
Editor's Note Hugh L Kerwin of the United States Conciliation Service explains the worker employer relationship as a centuries old problem. He traces changes from small shops to mass production and discusses how personal contact faded as unions and managerial layers grew. The piece notes varying employer attitudes toward unions and the complexity of modern contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Kerwin
United States’ Conciliation Service
Départment of Labor
United States Conciliation Service
Department of Labor
Our
Republic
America
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Ya- Marshall
Sanders
Ge Ste Amm
Everett Black
Eliza A.black
Ratal, ‘Chancery
Coran Martin Va
P.P. Haslitt
Scira Facias
S. News
Lincoln
Charleston
Byram
Marshall Markets
Wadley & Co
Nowady
Randall & Stephenson
Conategia Anteastate
Mickie
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