American business confidence and memorial plans cited
Secretary Hoover praises wage stability and ongoing progress amid a mild recession. Rockefeller credits listening and patience for success. Columbus memorial lighthouse proposal valued at 4 million dollars sparks debate. Crime costs from police to prisons highlighted. education urged to end crime. United States Employment Service foresees good 1928. millionaire counts slip slightly while ultra rich rise. A Pueblo Star Journal love definition notes motor car ownership as a criterion.
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Hoover
United States Employment Service
Congregational Church Names New Minister for Marshall
Reverend R. H. Bristol of Chicago has been secured as permanent pastor for the Marshall Congregational church. He is expected to arrive in Marshall the first of February to assume duties after several Sundays of preaching there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bristol
Chicago
Marshall
State wins land condemnation for Route 49 east edge
Judge Jed Gard ruled in favor of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings against Elizabeth Epperson and others. The state may condemn land to establish a right of way for Route 49 south of Westfield. The road will lie on the east edge of town beside the railroad, not through Westfield itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed, Gard
Department of Public Works and Buildings
State of Illinois
Elizabeth Epperson
Westfield
Gard
Sanitarum opens in old Schwanecke home on Fourth Street
Mrs. Ada Yonts opened the Marshall Sanitarium Sunday in the old Schwanecke house on Fourth Street. She is in charge and says the facility is equipped for all kinds of sickness, invalids and convalescents with high class accommodations and 24 hour nursing care.
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Ada Yonts
Marshall Sanitarium
Schwanecke House
Fourth Street
Debate Teams Named From Marshall Township High School
At a Monday night tryout conducted by James C. Farmer six students were chosen to represent Marshall Township High School in this year’s debates. The selectees are Miss Marie McDaniel Miss Ruth Braynard Lawrence Goekler Miss Helen Jane Smith Miss Margaret Buckner and Albert Stiner with Miss Rosemary Weir and Miss Laucelia Stoelting as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McDaniel
Ruth Braynard
Lawrence Goekler
Helen Jane Smith
Margaret Buckner
Albert Stiner
Marshall Township High School
James C. Farmer
Rosemary Weir
Laucelia Stoelting
Yelloway Bus Lines Schedules Change Between Cities
Yelloway Bus Lines altered the schedule with the westbound bus from Marshall now arriving 1 26 pm and the eastbound bus remaining at 2 05 pm. The service now runs from St. Louis Missouri to Dayton Ohio instead of only to Indianapolis Indiana. Kibitzer Club met with Mrs Edith Cole for Contract play and Mrs C A Purdenn won the prize with refreshments served. The next meeting will be Wednesday.
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Yelloway
Marshall
St. Louis
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Kibitzer Club
Edith Cole
C. A. Purdenn
C. A. Purdunn
Mickie Says Ads Bring New Want Ad Customers
Mickie declares that ads work and once a person uses them they become a new want ad customer. The statement emphasizes results and repeated use to grow the advertiser base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantad
Memorial tribute to Ruth Scholfield LeGore from Charles Kilbourne
Charles H. Kilbourne writes of Ruth Scholfield LeGore’s lasting kindness and motherly support from childhood through adulthood. He recalls their Marshall, Minnesota schooldays, her gentle dignity, and how her courage and welcome remained constant despite illness. He expresses sorrow and lasting fond memories.
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Minneapolis
Minn
the Herald Marshall
Minois
Ruth Scholfield LeGore
Marshall
Marshall Couple Married in Terre Haute
Hughie Hornbrook and Miss Irene Spittler of Marshall united in marriage at Terre Haute on Thursday January 12 at 10 45. They left for a motor trip through Kentucky and Alabama after the ceremony. Hornbrook owns the Busy Bee Cafe in Marshall and is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hornbrook. Mrs Hornbrook is daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Spittler of Marshall. They will live in Marshall upon return.
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Hughie Hornbrook
Irene Spittler
Marshall
Terre Haute
Kentucky
Alabama
Hornbrook
Busy Bee Cafe
Frank Hornbrook
Daniel Spittler
Marshall Black Crows Play Casey Tonight
The Marshall Black Crows travel to Casey to face the Casey Shamrocks at 8:00 p.m. The local team also schedules a game with the Kansas Bears next Thursday evening, January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Black Crows
Casey
Casey Shamrocks
Kansas Bears
Kansas
Terre Haute High School annual plans advance
Advertising solicitors mobilize for the Marshall High School annual with Terre Haute Engraving Company handling engraving and printing. Cartoons and write ups are in progress. Local photographer John Merrick will take the photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Terre Haute Engraving Company
John Merrick
Marshall may use buses for mail delivery
Postmaster J W Lewis of Marshall said government inquiries asked how many buses pass Marshall and their schedules. Local mails may be sent to surrounding towns by bus, with Robinson dispatches noting truck mail to the north and south from Robinson could start soon.
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J W. Lewis
Marshall
Robinson Dispatches
Robinson
Post Office Department
E. A Mallory
Chicago
Lewis
Woman's Club of Marshall Plans Benefit Picture Show
The Woman's Club of Marshall will present a benefit picture show on Thursday January 26 at the Pythian Theatre starring Jackie Coogan in Buttons. Funds will furnish milk at grade schools for undernourished children. The club now meets on the first Thursday of each month in the Pythian Theatre building.
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The
Woman's Club of
Marshall
Pythian Theatre
Jackie Coogan
The Flapper Grandmother musical comedy shines in Marshall
The Flapper Grandmother a musical comedy directed by Frances Griffin of Atlanta Ga sponsored by the Marshall Camp of Royal Neighbors played to good crowds at the Pythian Theatre on Thursday and Friday. An Automobile Romance served as the clever prologue and the Spriggins home and store provided act scenes with the return and welcome to the Flapper Grandmother. The Trefz orchestra supplied the music.
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Frances Griffin
Atlanta
Marshall Camp
Royal Neighbors
Pythian Theatre
Spriggins
Trefz Orchestra
Preliminaries To Be Held Tomorrow In Wabash Valley
The Wabash Valley basketball preliminaries are set for Martinsville tomorrow. Marshall faces Martinsville at 10:00 in the opening game. Winners advance to play Robinson section winners for a final on January 27 at Wiley gym Terre Haute.
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Martinsville
Marshall
Martinsvile
Robinson
Farm Loan Association Directors Meet in Martinsville
The board of directors of the First National Farm Loan Association met in the Clark County Farm Bureau office at Martinsville on Saturday. Members listed include T. N. Wright as president E. E Slusser as president J Snedeker as secretary treasurer P F Kettering and W H Harrison as directors. This is the local branch of the Federal Land Bank of St Louis.
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First National Farm Loan Association
Clark County Farm Bureau
Martinsville
T. N. Wright
E. E Slusser
J . Snedeker
P. F. Kettering
W H. Harrison
Federal Land Bank of St Louis
Darwin Township Men Attend Farmers Week at University
Arthur Haddix and Harry Marvin of Darwin township were the only Clark County delegates to attend Farmers Week at the University of Illinois last week. Prominent leaders such as Sam Thompson of the American Farm Bureau Federation and Earl Smith of the Illinois Agricultural Association joined the program.
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Arthur Haddix
Harry Marvin
Darwin Township
Clark County
University of Ilinois
Sam Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
Committee Buys Fire Department Equipment
A city council committee led by fire chief Frank Machlan with D. E. Sowers and E. E Howell met Tuesday to purchase 1000 feet of extra heavy hose with double covering for the Marshall Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Machlan
D. E. Sowers
E. E .Howell
Marshall Fire Department
Marriage Licenses Granted In Several Indiana Counties
Clay Brink and Vashti Correll, both ages in early twenties, are wed in Lawrenceville Trimble. Lloyd Hendrix and Audrian Linton, both nineteen, marry in Marshall. David Godden age forty nine weds Neva Clause age twenty three in West Union. Clarence Littlejohn and Ruth Durnal, ages thirty two and thirty three, marry in Casey. Harry Johns twenty and Helen Martin eighteen wed in Terre Haute. Clyde Noel age twenty nine weds Susan Hershey age twenty three in St Francisville. Samuel Shorter sixty one weds Dovie Wilson thirty in Terre Haute. Frank Malloy twenty seven weds Nina and Carlyle twenty two in West Union.
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Clay Brink
Lawrenceville
Vashti Correll
Trimble
Lloyd. W. Hendrix
Marshall
Audrian Linton
David A. Godden
West Union
Neva Clause
Clarence Littlejohn
Casey
Ruth Durnal
Harry Johns
Dennison
Helen Martin
Terre Haute
Clyde Noel
St. Francesville
Susan Hershey
St. Francisville
Samuel L. Shorter
Dovie Wilson
Frank B. Malloy
Nina & Carlyle
Martinsville Wins County Championship in Casey Gym
Martinsville defeated Casey 16 to 15 to capture the Clark county basketball title at Casey gym. Wright of Casey led scorers with 14. Marshall and Casey traded leads with a late Abraham bucket sealing Martinsville’s win.
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Martinsville
Casey
Marshall
Abraham
Wright
Buckner
Bradbury
Concord
Community Meeting at Asbury Tonight
The Asbury community holds a meeting this evening at the church featuring music and readings. Roll call will be answered with your New Year's resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Marshall Boys Receive Butler Football Sweaters
Indianapolis Indiana January 17 Herman Geisert and George Fredenberger of Marshall students at Butler University have received varsity honor sweaters for their work on the Butler Barr team last fall.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Herman Geisert
George Fredenberger
Marshall
Butler University
Butler & Barr
Names list from The Herald page feature
A compiled roster of individuals including Goekler Grabenheimer Faulkner Black Brandenstein Nay Mundy Mott Gittel Twiller Seldle English Hires Cork Coldren Buckle Taggart Ruffner Welsh Clatfelter Horner Burke Holwick Liggett Paddock, indicating a community or organizational directory section.
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Wm. Mathew
Charles Goekler M. Grabenheimer
E. C. Faulkner
Black
John W. Brandenstein
E O. Nay
C. I. Mundy
Marion Mott
E. J. Gittel
Wm. Twiller
Franz Seldle
I. W. English
Atha
Walter Cork
Rosamond Coldren
W. B. Buckle J J Taggart
A. L. Ruffner
Hurley Welsh
J. E. Clatfelter
Harry Horner
Ray Burke
W. F. Holwick
James Liggett
J. W Paddock
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Calvin McNab
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Lloyd George
London Gazette
Admiralty
Britain
Frank S. Hoag
Pueblo Star Journal
Congregational Church
Schwanecke
Mickie
Ruth Scholfield
Legore
Yours Sincerely, Charles H. Kilbourne
Albert T. Reid
J. W. Lewis
Woman’s Club OF
Mrs. la Cole
Mrs
Edwin Daley
E. P. Feutz
Frank Feutz
Hasler
Paris
Robt. Hasler
Vandalia
B. F. Holscher
Farm Loan Association Has Meeting OF Directors
Darwin
Fire Department
Butler
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