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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1927

Page

3

Favorable report of measure in World War Veterans bill

Washington D C Feb 17 The House Committee on World War Veterans Legislation ordered a favorable report on House Bill No 1563 the Johnson Omnibus Hospital Bill. The measure as approved reduces the appropriation from 16000000 to 11009000 to expand hospital and out patient facilities for mentally deficient veterans and to enable the Veterans Bureau to increase capacity by purchase remodeling or replacement. Mrs Fred Cooper Fishback and Roy Hewitt Terre Haute are noted in passing references.

Washington House Committee On Johnson Veterans’ “Bureau Yes Win Conttact Veterans’ Bureau

Marshall Boys Initiated in Fraternity at Millikin

Harry Sockler and Robert English of Marshall were initiated as members of Tau Kappa Epsilon at Millikin University in Decatur. The Teke chapter recently earned the trophy for the highest scholarship among fraternities at Millikin and within the national Teke fraternity.

Decatur, II Harry Sockler Robert Eniglish Marshall Tau Kappa & Epsilon Milit Teke Millikin

Garner Town Social Roster Includes Local Visitors

Dorothy Cooper of Fishback spent last week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Setzer. Chas Levi Hewitt and their brother Newton of near Oliver attended midweek. Gertrude and Marie Garner were guests of Clyde Hughes and wife over the weekend. Lola Setzer visited her sister.

Dorothy Cooper Fishback Henry Setzer Chas Levi Hewitt Newton Near Oliver Gertrude Marie Garner Clyde Hughes Lola Setzer

Crooked Creek Social Roundup in West Terre Haute

Will Zornes called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith Monday night. Mrs. OG Ramsey visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Kirby in West Terre Haute Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Orville Smith and Mrs. John Stepp were guests of Miss Ruby Ramsey Wednesday afternoon. Orville and Glenn Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. John Stepp Friday night. Mrs. Link Tadlock and children spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Brown and Mrs. Mary Leach spent a day in Terre Haute last week. Mrs. Thomas Brown visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. T. Weir and her daughter Myrtle.

Crooked Creek Chas. Zornes Will Zornes Earl Smith OG. R. Ramsey James Kirby West Terre Haute Orville Smith John Stepp Ruby Ramsey Orville Glenn Smith Link Tadlock

Ed Marshall dies in Denver as sister recalls loss

Poem memorial by Adda L. Keepers reflects on Ed Marshall's death and the family’s grief in Denver. The speaker recalls the beloved brother and imagines him in heaven while the four sisters await reunion on earth.

Marshall Denver Adda L. Keepers

Printing industry in 1925 shows significant growth

Census Bureau data show the U S printing and publishing industry valued at 2 26963823 billion dollars in 1925, up 12 3 percent from 1923. There were 21 051 establishments employing about 251 273 workers, with newspapers and periodicals comprising nearly half of operations.

Washington, D. C United States Census Bureau

Senate passes McNary farm relief bill on Friday

The Senate approved the McNary farm relief bill by 47 to 39 on February 11, creating a federal farm board to market and dispose basic agricultural commodities. It would fund a $250 million revolving loan pool for cooperatives and levy an equalization fee to reimburse the government.

Washington, D. C Senate Federal Farm Board Curtis Rep Kansas

Households Could Earn 17 Billion Yearly at 15 Dollar Week

If all housewives in the United States were paid fifteen dollars weekly for home service, the yearly payroll would total 17 billion dollars.

United States

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