Terre Haute Dealers Convene Amid Cars and Guests
Albert Goaklord attended a Willys Overland dealers convention in Terre Haute yesterday. Blanche Craig and others joined in the event with Mr and Mrs T B Apgar later visiting the area. The note mentions a Hip prodrome in Terre Haute Sunday evening and millinery openings in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Goaklord
Terre Haute
Willys-Overland
Blanche
Craig
Ollen May
Wana” Harsh
Homer Finkbiner
Russell Craig
Apgar
Robinson
T. J. Apgar
Chicago
Free Show by the Farm Bureau Highlighted Monday
A Monday event titled Free Show by the Farm Bureau is noted, with details mentioning Tuesday and a National reference alongside names Katherine McDonald and a Miss Fisteer, priced at 40 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm ‘Bureau
Katherine “Mc Donald
Fisteer
Week's Doings in Marshall and vicinity
Frank Duran improves after illness while many local residents attend gatherings and visits across Marshall and nearby towns. The list covers guests at homes of the Tripletts, Hess, Johnson, Mundy, and others, along with plans for a birthday dinner, a 62nd birthday, and a 74th birthday celebration. Community notices include loans, sales, and miscellaneous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Newby
Charleston
John Walker
Tom Kester
Terre Haute
J. W.‘Duran
P. F Bates
Austin
Minn
Paris
Frank Triplett
John Hess
Philadelphia
Lorinda Fassnacht
A. “Triplett
Triplett
Charles Sweitzer
D. E. Sowers
Helen
Frank ‘Meehling
Margaret Meehling
Dorothy Rose
Marshall
Albert Berner
Wolf ‘Point
Montana
Lydia Volkers
Darwin
Black
Court of Honor
J. -W., Richards
Clark’ S. Thomas
J. x. Black
Pearl
Meehling
Zola
Jane
Clanda, Johnson
Ora
Johnson
Pearl Ramsey
Casey
Hurley
Road Work Details and Local Notices from Marshall
In a January 12 1922 Herald report Rodney and Bell discuss removing extra built pavement caused by a miscalculated stake near the subway north of Marshall. They plan to finish concrete work next week and open traffic on the south side temporarily. Also noted are school club activities sports ticket results and a memorial for Albert P Fawley aged 61 who died January 10 1922 with funeral arrangements and survivors listed.
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Marshall
Earl McCadden
Y. M.A. CG
A. Alton
Mair St
Plum St
BE. Williams
Charles
Sullivan
M. Hensley
N. 6Th
Hensley
S. C
Rhode Island
H. Walworth
Martinsville
Illinois
George Mundorff
Highway Cafe
Dean Hook
Plano
Charles “Davison
Ross J. ‘Carley
Sinclair Bldg
Tulsa
Okla
York
American Legion Hall
West ‘Unioh
Joe Yo
Kesler Bros
Inc
Dulaney
Nat'Lan
Archer
Kittle Fawley
Herald
Rodney & Bell
Aileen Pace
Imo Cauliflower
Hutsonville
Mabel Poorman
Reba Harm
Robinson
Oblong High School
Oblong
Albert P. Fawley
William
Eliza Jane Fawley
Licking County
Ohio
Kittie Reynolds
Robert
Hugh
Jean
Central City
Iowa
Rae
Terre Haute
Walter
Ben
Elmer
Melvin
Roy
Wabash Township
George
Norman Forsythe
Thomas
Colfax
Calif
Harry
West Terre Haute
Clark County
Uke
Ware
C. E. ‘Pettit
Frank Colegang
Isle
Order of Red Men
Sheriff Candidate Announcement for Clark County 1922
John W Lewis announces candidacy for Sheriff subject to Republican primary approval to be held Tuesday April 11 1922 in Clark County. Edward Pearce also declares candidacy for county judge subject to Republican primary decision to be held April 11 1922 in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.lewis
Clark
Edward Pearce
Slusser Seeks County Judge Position in April Primary
W O Slussér announces candidacy for County Judge with a primary election set for April 1922. The notice indicates official sponsorship and a lithographic candidate advertisement.
Harold Bright Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Harold Bright enters the race for County Superintendent of Schools subject to the Republican primaries on April 11, 1922. The notice appears as a political advertisement highlighting the candidate's bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bright
Clark County Judge candidate announces in Republican primary
L am announces candidacy for County Judge of Clark County subject to Republican voters in the April 11 1922 primary. John J Arney advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
John J. Arney
Freeland Announces Candidacy for County Judge
Ernest Freeland declares his candidacy for County Judge pending Democratic primary approval on April 11, announcing his run to party members and voters.
Announcement of Sheriff Candidacy in Clark County Primary
Candidate Aneil 11 1099 announces run for Clark County Sheriff pending Republican voter approval at the upcoming primary. The notice names Millard Hedrick in association with the campaign and appears as an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Road Commissioner Candidate Eyes Primaries in Marshall Twp
George M. Morgan announces candidacy for Road Commissioner in Marshall Township subject to Republican primary approval on April 11 1922. The notice appears as an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
George M. Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Re Jbulger
Paramount
Bryant, Washburn
Adana
Mee
Realart
Alice
Brady
Atalys
Centa
Golawya
Jack’ Pickford
Geo
Ade. Pollard
Keifer Drug CO
Bent. Baird
Pride
Grimes
Rome
Mark
Stewart
Frank Duran
Mary Ogden
Miami
Fla
Anna Burnett
Tlr. Burnet
John. Hess
Ast A. ‘Triplett
Ast A. ‘Triplett,“Miss “Ruth Earsh
Indiana
Ellen May
Elizabeth. Hillat
Tésse LeSeure
James Brady
Terre ‘Haute
Margaret Taylor
James
Oscar Spangler
Guy Murphy
Walnut Prairie
Mundy
Cozy - Mundy
Oscar ‘Spangler
Mia
Wes Mundy
W. H. Baker
Batty
Danville
Frank Lake
Ethel
Mildred McMillian
Lucian Brown
Gene Craig
E. Musselman
Henry
R. R. Ties
Walter Welsh
Mads
B. . Johnson
Bell
Albert Fawley
O. Slussér
Slusser
Eeek
Ernest Freeland
Savlaa Bay Ly Eee
Millard Hedrick
Black and Hutchinson
Grocers
Arbuckle’s
H. M. Dewey & Co. Furniture and Undertaking
Gardner
Daniel Spittler
Texaco
Queen E Flour Abpea MB
al Cou
Eceearre Pandall & Stephenson
Matiamiel Quin Nova
Randall & Stephenson
Adarsball
Ill
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