Farm and craft prize winners at Clark County fair
The record lists winners and prizes from a 1912 Clark County fair. Highlights include Annie Imle and Mamie Smitley among top crafters with items such as butter churns, quilts, and cakes. Cash awards range up to hundreds, with multiple exhibits from West Union and associated merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Gladen
Dulatey
Marshall State ‘Bank
Foster
Martin
Dulaney Bank
Imle
Bubeck and
Gallagher
Joe Lutz
Ross Lanning
Adam Imle
M.E Whitlock
Mamie Smitley
E. A. Lockard
Emma Meebling
Mary Cooper
Jolly
J Husted
John Kaufman
West Union
P. Foley
Black and Hutchison
G. A. Barrett
Emma Moeoehling
C. L. Parson
Fred Wallis
A. Imle
Rookwood
F. Rhoads
Susan Quicg
M Deweynd
Susan Quick
Beab
Rocker H M
Dewey and Co
Clark County
Methods Brotherhood to Host January Meeting and Debate
The Methodist Brotherhood plans a January gathering with a literary program music games and refreshments. A formal debate on female suffrage is proposed with Prof Gifford F M Carpenter and Chas Brandenstein for the affirmative and F W Meyers Ed Selple and C H Smith for the negative. The rules show a Queensberry-like setup and no ladies will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methods Brotherhood
Methodist Brotherhood
Queensbury
Prof Gifford
F M Carpenter
Chas Brandenstein
F W Meyers
Ed Selple
C. H. Smith
Rules for Debate Contest Judges and Procedure
Three judges seated apart render a verdict without consultation. Debates decided on merits of arguments. First speaker fifteen minutes, others five. Each side names a judge to President Snavely who selects the third. Judges receive rules and three minutes to read. Decisions delivered about fifteen minutes after first debate. Propositions defined by latest dictionaries. Robert's Rules of Order govern points of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snavely
Robert
Redmen Camp Initiates 40 Plus At Martinsville Pow Wow
A Martinsville Redmen camp welcomed more than forty initiates last Wednesday night with a parade through the town. Visiting Redmen from West Terre Haute Marshall Greenup Westville and other camps attended and heard speeches by A L Somers of Westville who will be Great Sachem for the state next year. The degree work came from West Terre Haute with solemn impressive ritual and a late night talk program followed by lunch. The Martinsville lodge now numbers over one hundred and is praised for its high minded fraternal spirit and community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Terre Haute
Martinsville
Marshall
Greenup Westville
A. L. Somers
Westville
Finois
Somers
Bryanesque
Order
Vlarshall Redmen
City Beautiful
Ross Price Married in Kalama Zoo on Jan 2
Ross Price youngest son of Mr and Mrs MM Price of Decatur and Mrs Grace Small of Marshall were married in Kalama zoo Thursday afternoon January 2 at five o'clock. Price is a conductor for the Grand I railroad in Kalamazoo and his bride has been cashier at the Hub restaurant for three years. They have a furnished home in Kalamazoo and after a brief wedding trip they will return to housekeeping at 266 West Vine Street Kalamazoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Price
MM Price
Decatur
Grace Small
Marshall, I
Kalamazoo
Price
G Rand I
Hub
Ecatur
West Vine Street
Resolution urges Henry Clinton Bell for Commissioner of Pensions
Resolutions Headquarters Wm B Archer Post No 119 Department of Illinois urges Frank T. O'Hair to support Henry Clinton Bell, a Stephenson Post member and former Deputy Commissioner, for Commissioner of Pensions in the 63rd Congress. A copy of the resolution is to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Department of Illinois
G A. R
Frank T. O'Hair
Henry Clinton Bell
John R. Dow
L. G
Subscription drive at Herald lists 63 donors and a goal
The Herald reports subscribers have paid to support a mortgage fund for the plant. A six week run will publish names of those who respond, listing 63 donors up to Jan 14 and noting 937 more friends needed to reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald
The
Herald
Heral
M.W. Porter
M WW Porter
J J Rose
Ed Fredenberger
Phillip Spitter
Chas. Davison
Laura Slusser
Roy Goodwin
Casey
J. M. Hallenbeck
West Union
Roy W Jeffords
Merrick Cox
James Davison
Jacob Metz
Walter Cole
Maria Eaton
H. F Balsley
Santa Monica
Cal
Robert Cooper
Dan Hl Hite
Martinsville
T. W. Hackney
J J. Arney
Minnie Nave
Annapolis
O P. Thorp
J PF. Kaufman
Richard Duran
H P Bake
C C Carroll
Alva Biggs
Westfield
1St
Nat’ Bank
Samuel Spell
Bennett
Kansas
T H. Reed
P. P. Beabout
T Seaton
ML. McKeen
Collinsville
Court Docket Highlights Local Criminal Cases
The county court’s criminal docket this week includes John Weir and Homer Guinnip on trial for nuisance at a blacksmith shop. Pleas and verdicts span liquor offenses, assault with deadly weapons, larceny, false pretenses, and other charges as cases are continued or Nolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snavey
John Weir
Homer Guinnip
Herb Cash
Clyde Cash
Tom Ollinger
John Smith
Wm. Collins
Lew Dunn
Harry Williams
Henry Kreimer
Thos
B. Griffin
Sam Thompson
A. H. Repp
John Hanks
James Gilbert
Perry Lowe
A H Hix
Llewellyn Boyer
Harry Gardner
Chas Gardner
Tom Smitley
Chas McClary
Arthur Freeman
Ed Harnson
Guy Herring
Burton Cooper
Etta Lewis
Joy Roberts
Anna Swim
Geo Smith
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio endorse Fr Cheney's honest business. Catarrh cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and price five cents per bottle at druggists. Also Hall's Family Pils for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fr. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerc
Heopone promised as cure for kidney and liver ailments
An advertisement touts HEPONE as a harmless medicine helpful for kidneys bladder liver and stomach with claims of rapid improvement and even gallstone relief. It offers a booklet from Stanmed Co at 119 Market St St Louis and mentions Keifer Drug Co and insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanmedco
Market St
St. Louis, Mo
The
Keifer Drug Co
Casey Edited by Miss Carrie Moore
Local notes include deaths and condolences for Wm. St. Martz and Wm. Shadley of Casey along with funeral details. Residents Floyd Hughes of Terre Haute and Rex Shadley of Chicago attend Shadley family services. Multiple residents plan visits to Sumner Robinson Los Angeles Effingham Cleveland and Oklahoma with relatives while Walter Perkins departs for Colorado due to his father's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hughes
Ter- Te Haute
Wm. St. Martz
Stella Adams
Sumner and
Robinson
J E. Myers
Martinsville
Cuma Lee
Mayme Gerrard
Los Angeles
Cal
Mayme
David Howe
Cuma
Bonnie Ruffner
Effingham
Ethel Williams
Inez Schatz
Cleveland
Ohio
Oklahoma
Wm. Shadley
Jaspers Ave
Wm. St.Martz
Jasper Ave
Casey Cemetery
W. B. Lymm
Rex Shadley
Chicago
Saturda
Walter Perkins
Colorado
Daisy Wells
Richard
South
Cumberland
L. L. Club Meets at Mrs Baird Home
The L. L's met on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Baird. Roll call was about current events. The second portion of a book review on The Heart of Midlothian was presented by Mrs. Harry Cork. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L’s
Robert Baird
Segand
Heart of Midlothian
Harry Cork
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Redmen
Bride
Friends OF the Herald
Isy Roberts
Eugene Sprague
House of Ill Fame
John McGee
Jas Davis
John Greenwell
Perry Greenwel
Eat
Bae x
Miss Carrie Moore
Walter E. Cork
Worth Sixth Street
Black & Hutchinson
Ory
Buck-Roe-Sears
JI. Whalion
J. A. Morton
Bock Roe
Sears
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