Local residents report illnesses and visits around Marshall
Mrs. English illness keeps students at home while Anna English is out of school. Mr. Landers travels to Vincennes on business and M. M. Landers visits Terre Haute. Families, including the Beckers and Fawleys, stay home with grippe as several neighbors call on the sick. Margaret Grisham visits Stringtown School. Clarence Wright heads to Judsonia Arkansas. Frank Leseure plans three months in California. A number of residents spend time with relatives amid illnesses in Marshall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tingley
Margaret Grisham
Stringtown
Alvey
Anna English
Landers
Vincennes
John Moke
Sarah Chenoweth
Marshal
G. Sandmeyer
Marshall
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Estate Parcels
A list shows multiple transfers with names such as J J Wood, Jno Y Alexander, James A Harmwood, Susan Breed, Frank A Rhoads, T 1% Story, Alma Wisman, Geo Higgins, Oscar Ingram, Silas S Chambers, Jack Carpenter, Martha A Moore, Jefferson He leine, Josiah B Lane, Wm H Fisher, Homer Clough, and Russell Nightlinger. Amounts range from $1 to $38000 for various tracts and acres with dates in 1910s style notation. Russell Nightlinger departed for a visit in southern Louisiana yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J Wood
Jno Y
Alexander
James A Harmwood
Susan Breedlove
Frank A Rhoads
Alma Wisman
Geo Higgins
Oscar Ingram
Silas S$ Chambers
Jack Carpenter
Martha A Moore
Jefferson Heleine
Josiah B. Lane
Wm H Fisher
Homer Clough
Silas
Chambers
Local notices from Marshall area residents and events
A long list of names and movements shows residents visiting or traveling this week including Miss Nellie Shipe from Terre Haute, Mrs. Elsie Cork from West Union, and Bert Bryan with C A Dixon touring Florida. Births, deaths, and public notices include the death of Thomas R. Fuller in Anderson township and Mack Robson and Kenneth Black named as township collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey,Noe
Martinsville
Yentérday
Smith
Kokomo
Ind
Elsie Cork
Weet Union
Marshall
Nellie Shipe
Thomas R. Fuller
Anderson Township
Bert Eckles
Liverly
Keefer Laufman
High School Notes Announce Semester Start and Book List
The second semester begins Friday January 28 and students should report. Books for new entrants include History McMaster Arithmetic Stone Mills Grammar Frank Science First Year of Science Hessler. most used titles available second-hand. Trades students urged to meet the Principal Thursday 3 to 4 PM. Grippe and colds affect faculty and students with several absent or sick. New pupil Willard Milligan joins Freshmen. Cecil Michael Russell Smith and Fred Cooper leave for work or relocation. A Sophomore class surprise gift to the Principal. Marshall basketball lost 36 12 to Greenup. rough game and damaged equipment. County pension fund duties shift to clerks. certificating law to be rigidly enforced. second grade certificates require eighteen weeks of professional study for renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Stone & Millis
Frank
Keifer’s
Miss Davison
Brookley
Miss Willis
Frances Lutz
Richard Mount
Theresa Gagen
Hubert Hall
Francis Manley
Fenton Cooper
Willard Milligan
Marshall
Palmersburg
Ind
Cecil Michael
Ohio
Russell Smith
Kokomo
Fred Cooper
Greenup High School
Greenup
County School Notes on Leave of Absence and Local Updates
The Board grants Miss Kate Keifer a year’s leave to enter Boston college for training. Miss Eva Stevens is employed to finish the term. Clarksville is closed for scarlet fever. many schools suffer from influenza and low attendance. County superintendent conference in Charleston discussed sanitation pension and educating laws. late-night sessions and notes urge directors and township officers to plan follow-up steps for implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of Marshall
Kate Keifer
Boston
Geneva Stevens
Katherine
Clerk County
Clarksville
Tuon Er Plain de Jay
Home Buying Morals From Kersmith & Rickshaw
Walt Mason lampoons local shoppers who favor distant goods over town merchants He praises the town’s clerks and service while criticizing out of town imports that drain wealth from the community He urges supporting local businesses to keep schools streets and public services funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersmith & Rickshaw
Timbuc
Ypsilanti
Michael
Walt Mason
Sunday School Visitation Plan for Clark County
The 87 Sunday schools in Clark county will be visited next Sunday. Visitors in Marshall township include Grace Chapel Pres, Centenary, Mike Moore, Christian. Dr John Weir, Methodist Rev Zeigler Baptist Roy Hunt Congregational Rev FE G Sandmeyer, J B Harold Bright Evangelical, County Pres and Treasurer Superintendents are to have reports ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Marshall Township
Grace Chapel Township
Mike Moore
John Weir
Zeigler
Roy Hunt
FE G Sandmeyer
Harold Bright
Treas
Real estate and personal property loan offers and sales
Money to loan on real estate and personal property. Firms advertise framing services, butcher market, and various sales. Cottages in Woodford Dulaney Addition Marshall offered for sale with income potential and terms. Other items include autos, a mail wagon, and a cash reward for a lost necklace near Sth and Locust streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Johnson
Woodford Dulaney
Marshal
S W McMurray
Trentman Land Co
Beacon Bldg
Wichita
Kans
Juel
Lesh
Sth
Locust
S. Dth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Nightlinger
Louisiana
Baltimore
Shell
Nebraska
Nietroso
Poove
Awe
C. L. Myles
York
City
Ben T. Baird
Chicago
Harriet Cox
Indianapolis
I. L. Gifford
Peoria
Mary Hamill
Terre Haute
Wm. T. Martin
Edwin Booth
John Lowe
West Union
Marie Hybarger
Paris
John McCauley
Bert Bryan
C A. Dixon
Florida
Gretchen Hybarger
Maude Murphy
Lower Wabash
Fenton Cole
State Board of Agriculture
Springfield
Charles Martin
Tulsa
Oklo
Harry Fredenberger
George Purdum
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Ohio Oil Company
Ada A. Miller
Mary
Samuel R. Anderson
Katherine Keifer
Mass
College of Expression
South School
Kenneth Black
Baird
Leo J Ehrhardt
Stewardson
C. L. Haney
Stump
Stewards
Selon Study Club
Congregational Shursk
C F Behnar
Bent LeGore
Joe Howard Sloan
Brown
Pete Td
Count
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
Wabash
Mitchell
Honderich
Archer & Son
H.M. Dewey & Co
Duran’s Feed Store
Sunkist
Marvin's Patent
Happy Home
Everday
Queen
Crescent
Duzan
Frank Duzan
Prop
Selby
Price & Co
Herald Tailoring Co
M. Grabenheimer
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