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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
5
The Loyal Hustlers class of the Christian church held a pot luck dinner and all day meeting at Mrs. Milo Claypool's home on Friday January 13. A attendance contest was proposed during the business session.
Classified items show farm hands wanted with state of last five years farming work, married men 30 to 35, no auto, address Lock Box 374 Marshall Illinois. Furniture for sale includes rockers beds tables rugs and more in good shape. Other ads list corn oats seed, wood, a filling station property for sale, and loans on real estate. Also hatchery bookings for early delivery and clover seed hay quality notes with Will Hammerly contact.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pulver hosted a Saturday dinner honoring C R Johnson of Hartford City with guests including O H Rollson C E Clem James Brady Walter F Hutchinson Sohn Rademaker and Bernard Hippskin of Danville. Wm Maurer of Seattle joined cousins Harry Horner for a Monday visit.
The star known as Venus bore different names in ancient tradition. Vident chronicle records call Venus Lucifer as the morning star and Hesperus as the evening star, reflecting its dual appearances in the sky.
Clark Pulver and Miss Norma Sweitzer wed in a Marion Methodist church ceremony Sunday evening at 7. Rev C H Sweitzer conducted the rites with Truman Laswell of Chicago as best man. After a bridal dinner, the couple plans to reside in Chicago with Rev Sweitzer officiating. Attendants from Marshall included Mrs H M Pulver and daughter Mary and Mrs G A Switzer.
A list of marriage licenses shows B L Robinson age 22 to Ruby Short 21 in Casey, C E Cooper 28 to Margaret Kerr 21 in Marshall, Henry A Bradley 21 to Flossie Fulton 18 in Paris, R M Craig Jr 22 to Bassio M York 13 in Danville, Oscar Utterbach 22 to Tarre Hauio Ruby Bachelor 20 in Paria Maute.
Mrs J Kerr and Oswald B Cooper of Cincinnati joined by Dr C C Cooper of Hinton West Virginia wed Wednesday morning at the bride's home in a ceremony under Southern smilax. The Rev G G Ross officiated. Guests from Marshall Terre Haute Paris Chicago attended. The couple will sail tomorrow on the Samaria for a West Indies cruise then reside in Cincinnati.
Deaths are reported for Brownlee Logue at 52 in Jacksonville Florida survived by wife father son and siblings with services planned in Jacksonville John Manhart 21 of West Union dies at home survived by wife baby parents two brothers and three sisters with funeral plans likely Saturday Bernard Houk seven son of Dean and Mrs Houk dies at Paris hospital after operation details incomplete and hospital time noted
The article outlines the role of subsizars at Trinity College Cambridge who, too poor to buy meals, received fixed portions of food and drink, exchanging alzes for others and, as a condition, obtaining their own free of coat while living as subsidized students.
Sheriff Coldren and night officer Charles Short pursued a green Mor mon coupe stolen in Effingham. The thief Wiley Lazer 29 of Cleveland Ohio fled toward West Terre Haute where he was jailed in Vigo county. A bottle of liquor was taken from him at arrest and the stolen car bore Missouri plate D 7.
Miss Fannie Luckhaupt, a student at the Indiana State Normal school in Terre Haute, earned a place on the honor roll for the fall term. Only eight of the 1,600 students enrolled received this distinction.
The passage notes Miss Luckhaupt grading papers for a college professor, assisting with mid cadet work, and teaching algebra. She engaged with the normal high school, led the mathematics and science clubs as vice president, and served as principal at the south side grade school in Marshall before resigning to join the Normal school.
The song Auld Lang Syne, attributed to Robert Burns, traces to around 1780 and remains a celebrated folk tune.
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