Livestock Breeders Meet Forms County Pro Club
Clark County livestock breeders association met in Casey despite cold trains and voted to pursue a county wide pro club. BE Emriah reelected president with George Claypool as vice president 5 H Walworth as secretary treasurer and Ernie Bennett CG A Pence Oscar Shawver G C Cunningham J H Maurer Claude Taggart named directors representing horses beef cattle dairy cattle swine poultry and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Walworth
Clark County Livestock Breeders Association
Casey
BE Emriah
George Claypool
H. Walworth
Ernie Bennett
CG. A. Pence
Oscar Shawver
G. C. Cunningham
J. H. Maurer
Claude Taggart
My Best Recipe and Local Notices
A recipe card titled My Best Recipe lists Whites of 5 eggs with 2 cups sugar 3 cups flour 1 cup butter 24 cup milk and 3 teaspoons baking powder. It instructs lifting flour with powder beating butter and sugar, adding milk, then flour and baking 40 minutes in a slow oven. A hospital notice mentions Joe Forebeck in Terre Haute and individuals Ann Pratt Maude Forebeck and Robi Smitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Pratt
West Union
Maude Forebeck
Robi
Smitley Visect
Joe Forebeck
Terre Haute
Taubeneck Saved City Power Plant Heroic Shutdown
Taubeneck engineer Eimel Taubeneck was thrown by 6600 volt cross current from fallen high tension lines near Plum street. He sacrificed his arm and rib to shut the city dynamo, preventing plant damage as power briefly failed citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimel Taubeneck
City
Marshall Leg and Power Company
Roy Sullivan
Plum Street
Taubeneck
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Across Multiple Townships
A series of transfers lists buyers and sellers including Bertha Bubeck to John Weir and Mary Macke to Harry Macke with prices from $400 to $12,000, covering parcels of 40 to 133 acres and numerous city lots in Martinsville Casey Marshall and Dennison areas. Several high value deeds include 88 acres for $15,400 and 80 acres for $12,400, detailing dates in 19th to 20th century notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Louis Bubeck
John Weir
Marshall
Mary Macke
Harry Macke
W. S. Francis
Ezra Cornwell
W. A. Byram
Lee Hardway
Martinsville
W. A. Daughertes
F. M. Brady
Casey
Bert McNary
John W. Childe
Charles Hitel
Leander Wright
Mary L. Purcell
B. F. Johnson
Lot Marshall
Charles Cummins
Herman Bartlett
Charles Bitel
John Bitel
Charles BE. Roberts
Pearl Shuey
James O. Fuqua
John Carr
Lot Casey
Foster Martin
William J. Sharkey
Charley Eitel
Rebecca Dunn
Fred Kannamacher
Chester Snavely
Giles Miller
B. EB. Short
Frank Hasley
John Pentecost
Martin V. Beasley
Lawrence Newlin
Albert G
Newlin
Sophia Snedeker
Wyhn G. Snedeker
Walter Liffick
Harold Pine
J. E. Noland
Mary Simmons
Luke I. Mesner
James R. McDaniel
Jene Gross
Emma Bainesbarger
Seymour Hurst
Samuel M. Scholfield
Wills H. Bishop
Louis A. Livix
Gertie Poorman
J. H. Lippincott
G. W. Dawson
William W. Doll
Mary E. Joy
Lot Dennison
Sunday and Wednesday Services At Pylhfan Phentra
Sunday at 11:00 a m promotes worship and Wednesday evening meetings at 8:00 pm in Pylhfan Phentra. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pylhfan
Phentra
Marshall Community Club to Host Supper Meeting on Local Conditions
A Marshall meeting is planned for Friday at 6 30 p m at the Congregational church where men will hear A W McKeand discuss why locals say but in their criticisms of Marshall The supper costs 1 00 and tickets are available at banks and drug stores The talk aims to assess Marshall's disadvantages and possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall Community Club
Congregational Church
A.W. McKeand
Newberry trial details tie to Blair expenditure
Evidence in the Newberry trial in Grand Rapids shows treasurer Frank W. Blair filed an expense account totaling $176 568 08 before the primaries with major spending in advertising and travel. Testimony names John S. Newberry and family contributors, questions totals, and alleged campaign fraud tied to signatures for James W Helme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Finch
Newberry
Grand Rapids
Frank W. Blair
John S. Newberry
Frank M. Sparks
The
Grand Rapids Herald
Fletcher
Higbee
Roman F. Gloceski
Grand Jury
Detroit
Paul H King
King
James W Helme
King Dies Suddenly in Terre Haute Community
Howard H. King died suddenly on south Fifth street early Saturday morning. He was found by passersby and appears to have become delirious from illness and walked out without shoes. Born December 6, 1846, he was 73 years old. He was the last of nine Gillespie King siblings and is survived by son Virgil of Tilton Illinois, three grandchildren Frank Munley Marshall Nellie Munley Muskogee and Joe Munley Denison, and a niece and nephew. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev Fred Chelan. Interment at Marshall cemetery. Various community updates follow, including births and travels of local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. King
South Fifth Street
William
Jane Gillespie King
Virgil
Tilton
Ill
Frank Munley
Marshall
Nellie Munley
Muskogee
Okla
Joe Munley
Denison
Texas
Mary Mathews
Danville
Ini
Arthur Miller
Farmington
Town
The
Christian Church
Fred Chelan
Marshall Cemetery
Marriage Licenses in Wabash and Marshall Townships
Aaron T Spencer 29 of Wabash township wed Frances W Campbell 25 of Wabash township. John B Batts 26 wed Lela Trene Atkins 26 of Orange township. Fenton Hutchens 22 of Marshall township married Ella Brown 23 of Marshall township. Robert D Scholfield 46 of Marshall married Myrtle Mayer 45 of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron T. Spencer
Wabash Township
Frances W. Campbell
John B. Batts
Lela Trene Atkins
Orange Township
Fenton Hutchens
Marshall Township
Ella Brown
Robert D. Scholfield
Marshall
Myrtle Mayer
Martinsville man Austin Sweet dies at 82
Austin Sweet of Martinsville died at his home on Monday February 16 at age 82. He was raised in Clark county and leaves a large family including Mahala Lowry Morgan Sweet Martha Harlan Vada Staggs B A Isaac Austin Jack Davis Sella Sarah Warren. Funeral was held at Mt. Pleasant. Delphian Society local chapter organizational meeting announced by Lula A Bridges for 9 307A m tomorrow in County Superintendent Brighi’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Sweet
Martinsville
Clark County
Mahala, Lowry
Morgan Sweet
Martha Harlan
Vada Staggs
B. A
Denver
Isaac and
Austin
Terre Haute Jack
Kentucky
Davis
Danville
Sella
Effingham
Sarah Warren
Casey
Mt. Pleasant
The
Delphian Society
Lula A. Bridges
Brighi
M. L. Huey Dies At 60 In Drumright Oklahoma
M L Huey aged 60 longtime Westfield merchant and respected citizen died Sunday February 8 at his daughter Mrs O E Heckards home in Drumright Oklahoma after a cancer illness. The funeral was held Friday at 1 30 pm from his late home conducted by Rev H V Wilhelm of the Methodist Episcopal church with interment in Maple Hill cemetery. Huey born in Marshall spent years in Westfield as a successful businessman and held offices including justice of the peace city council and mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Huey
Westfield
O E. Heckard
Drumright
Okla
H. V. Wilhelm
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Huey
Marshall
Westfield Review
Court quashes Pearson indictment in Illinois Communist case
Rockford report says Judge Welsh quashed the indictment against Arthur Pearson the first of nine Communist Labor Party defendants. Grand jury to be recalled for new indictments to avoid errors. trials set for early March. Springfield dispatch notes livestock values dropped 9 percent from 1919 to 1920 and farm stock numbers shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Clarence
Darrow
R. EK. Welsh
Arthur Pearson
Communist Labor Party
Springfield
Finais
United States Field Agent
Dlinots State Division of Agricultural Statistics
Springfield Subdistrict No. 4
Freeman Thompson
Stephen Sullivan
The
United Mine Workers
Subdistrict
John J. Watt
Ottawa
Milnois Valley
Aurora
Streator
Pontiac
Livingston County
Ilinois
Champaign
Trilnols
Southern
Milsap College
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi College
Ml. Bissipp A
MS College
Starkville
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Howard College
Birmingham
Adam C. Cliffe
Sycamore
Sixteenth Judicial District
Edward i. Mangan
Kane County
Litchfeld
Oregon
Freeport
Steptanson County Farm Congress
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Emmanuel
Zion
Fred Abel
Methodist
Miss Carroll
P. Raymond Powers
George .M. Morgan
Christian Science
Congregational
Meredith
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Pennsylvania
Henry Musselman
Indianapolis
Albert Davis Clunner
Salina
Kansas
Clara Davis
Forsythe
Robert Scholfield
D. T. Black
Sarah Scholfield
Alice
Carson Purdum
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Altoona
Buffalo
Columbus
Crestline
Ohio
Charles Stoelting
Elizabeth Spotts
L. G Archer
Florida
Tom Fishback
Tulsa
Mrs. William Geheb
Dorothy Louise
Hickory Flat
Victorine Menninger
Mrs
Myrtle Lyon
Frank Machlan
Dorothy
South Vigo
Findley Elliott
George Purdunn
Casper
Wyoming
C. A. Purdunn
Mrs. B. A. Sweet
Denver, Colo
Henrietta
H.O. Weldon
Rugby
North Dakota
L. L’s
Deming
the Grand
Frank Greenough
Don ‘Winterrowd
J. K. Kerr
J. R. Burnett
Sreq Arthur Poorman
Margaret Shaw
Alma and
Jiester Shipe
Anderson
Marshall Auburn
Marshall Casey
Casey Darwin Ater
Marshall Dolson
Marshall Douglas Marshall Johnson Casey Marshall
Marshall Martinsville
Melrose Ou
West Union Orange Wesaner
Parker Wesse
Westfield Wabash _ Marshall
York
Mickie
Advertising Neveq
Kurt
Celler
Saat Ue
Carbondale
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