Bond Issue Route No 1 Marshall Metropolis plan announced
Official notice dated January 10 outlines the preferred routing for Bond Issue Route No 1 from Marshall to Metropolis with detailed paths via Ernst Hatton Walnut Prairie West Union and Robinson to Mt. Carmel and on to Albion Grayville Carmi Norris City and Metropolis. It requires local right of way donations to minimize railroad crossings and ensure suitable road width and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall-Metropolis
Frank I. Bennett
S. E. Bradt
Clifford Older
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Division of Highways
Mt. Carmel
Metropolis
Clark County
Ernst
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago , St. Louis
Hatton
Walnut Prairie
West Union
N.R
2Nd PM
West York
Crawford County
2Nd Pr. M
Gordon
Robinson
Lawrenceville
Lawrence County
Wabash County
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Albion
Grayville
Carmi
Brownsville
Norris City
Texas City
Eldorado
Wasson
Harrisburg
Carrier Mills
New Burnside
Vienna
Mickey Visits Brosman in Hospital Visit
While Frank Brosman was hospitalized in Terre Haute, Mickey the Herald printer’s devil visited him. Brosman thanks the editor for the Old Reliable M. H. and notes Mickey’s friendly visit. He’s home, and Mickey awaits further chances to visit friends.
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Frank Brosman
Terre Haute
Mickey
Herald
Brosman
M. H
Mickie
Bandits Rob Koler Store Near Indiana Line
Two masked men robbed D K Koler’s store half a mile west of the Indiana line around 6 30 pm. They took about 20 dollars from fallows and about 120 from the cash register after shooting Snedeker in the side, who was not seriously hurt. The robbers fled east in a car.
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D. K. Koler
Indiana State Line
Mr. Koler
Sing” Snedeker
Snedeker
French class party at log cabin east of town
The French class held a Sunday evening gathering at Luther Medley's log cabin east of town. They used trucks instead of a bobsled due to sun, enjoyed music, games, and ghost stories by the fireplace, with hot soup and snacks. Attendees included Ellen Dixon, Marjorie Lewis, Goldie Kannamacher, Bertha Kannamacher, Mary Forbeck, Gertrude Madden, Dorothy Zeigler, Edna Beadle, Lucile Sockler, Lydia Schoffield, Charlotte Robertson, Nan Serogin, Burns Dixon, and many others.
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Luther Medley
Ellen Dixon
Marjorie Lewis
Goldie
Bertha Kannamacher
Mary Forbeck
Gertrude Madden
Dorothy Zeigler
Edna Beadle
Lucile Sockler
Lydia Schoffield
Charlotte Robertson
Nan Serogin
Burns Dixon
Robert Tibbs
John Hasson
Carson Purdum
William Malloy
Edwin Booth
Henry Allen Wallis
Jerome Pellum
John O’rourke
James McKeever
Lee Nichols
John Arbuckle
Gene Craig
E. A. Dungan
Farmers Institute elects officers in Martinsville
The farmers institute program proceeded as listed in last week's Herald with good crowds and strong interest. Elected for the coming year are Adam Imle as president and Lee Kelly as secretary-treasurer.
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Farmers’ Institute
Adam Imle
Lee Kelly
Martinsville
Legion Meeting Postponed to Friday January 28
The local American Legion Post adjours its meeting to Friday night January 28 and urges every member to attend.
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American Legion
Clark County Medical Society Meets in Marshall
The Clark County Medical Society gathered in Marshall on Thursday in small attendance due to bad weather. Dr. Bradley’s paper was postponed to the next meeting’s business session in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Medical Society
Marshall
Bradley
Baseball Start for 1921 Season at City Hall Meeting
Baseball for 1921 began with a city hall meeting last night. Officers elected include C. M. Bubeck as president James Hooper as vice president EB Newhouse as secretary treasurer Harry LeSeure as field manager and Bilarry Potter as assistant.
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City Hall
C. M. Bubeck
James Hooper
EB. S. Newhouse
Harry LeSeure
Bilarry Potter
Road Contract Doubts Persist Amid Northern County Demands
The article notes widespread belief that the current road contract may not finalize this year due to strong demands from northern counties for road construction. The road question remains doubtful with no definite expectations in the near future.
Red Cross Cleared of Blame in War Garment Sales
The War Department issued a statement absolving the American Red Cross of responsibility for sale of garments bearing Red Cross labels. Surplus wartime items from French hospitals were liquidated after armistice, with inventory moved through shops and warehouses, leading to inadvertent sales to merchants.
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Amerian Red Cross
Department of Justice
Wi Department
Attorneyseneral
War Department
United States
American Red Cross
Baker
Red Cross
France
Medical
Amenca Red Cross
Hatton Mercantile Change as Walter Garwood Purchases Firm
Walter Garwood Hatton purchases real estate and stock of merchandise from Frank Woldrick and plans to move to Hatton to operate a mercantile business in the village. The notice notes an erroneous statement by a tracker and clarifies no deception.
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Walter Garwood
Frank Woldrick
Hatton
Senior Class Dance at Johnson's Hall with skating and music
The senior class hosted a skating and dancing party Friday night at Johnson's hall and the Marshall Club. Each attendee could invite a guest. The evening began with skating followed by a drop the handkerchief game and refreshments from the Highway Cafe. Bill's orchestra supplied the music for those who stayed the night.
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Johnson's Hall
Marshall Club
Highway Cafe
Bill
Davison Named Administration’s Director of Agriculture
Davison of Marshall has been chosen as one of nine in Governor Small’s cabinet to serve as director of agriculture. The appointment, announced yesterday and confirmed by the senate, follows his leadership of the state fair which is highly regarded nationally. Other cabinet picks include George A Barr of Joliet director of trade and commerce and Miller of Kankakee director of public works.
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B M Davison
Marshall
Small
Senate
Davison
Bmm Davison
George A Barr
JoHet
A Miller
Kankakee
George B Arnold
Chicago
C Oh Jenkins
Springfield
Wooh H .Miller
Champaign
Likes Georgia Weather and Farmers Hard Hit
J H Miller of Arabi Georgia writes about Georgia climate while praising people but criticizing farming conditions. He notes five inches of snow elsewhere while he hoes cabbage onions and peas in February. He warns farmers face a serious problem as plowing for 1920 crops begins and cotton peanut prices may not cover costs.
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J H. Miller
Arabi Georgia
Van Passengers Delayed After Wreck Grips Indiana Route
A passenger van arrived in Marshall around midnight with fifteen people after a delay caused by a wreck at Reelsville Ind. The Terre Haute station had waited since six o'clock for the train. Bob led the passengers through the delay.
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Bob
Marshall
Terre Haute
Reelsville
Ind
Reed Attacks Hoover Draws Fire From Senate
Washington reacts to Senator Reed of Missouri who accuses Herbert Hoover of misusing funds for European relief. The piece asserts Hoover led charitable efforts to feed starving Europeans and denies Reed’s claims, noting Grove and Hitchcock supported Hoover’s version and that Reed offered no apology.
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Washington
Senator Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Reed
Hoover
Reid
Senate
William R Grove
Poland
Europe
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Kellogg and McMurray Tie The Knot In Tulsa Ceremony
Edward Kellogg formerly of Marshall and Margaret McMurray daughter of J W McMurray from Pittsburgh were united in marriage on Thursday January 6 at the Bowlder Avenue Methodist Church Tulsa officiated by Rev J W Abel. Only family attended at home following the ceremony.
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Edward Ae Kellogg
Marshall
FSW
Kellogg
OkIn
Mtea
Margaret McMurray
J. W. NcMurray
Pittsburgh
Penn
J.B Palak
Tulsa
J W. Abel
Bowlder Avenue Methodist
Tulea
Okla
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State Highway Department
Koler Store
Society
Ped
Farmers IN Institute
Legion
Ra. M. D's
Uncle Sam
Mark Sabin
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Hago
Georgia
É J H. Miller
XO Kranel
Clint” Bell
H. C. Bell
Russia
Refi
Jesus Christ
James Reed
Hadever
United States Senate
Kellogg—Mcmurray
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