L P L Co to Move Operations From Marshall to Findlay Ohio
Twenty employees four married and twelve with homes will leave Marshall as Illinois Pipe Line Co relocates offices to Findlay Ohio in April. Some transfers to other stations. most move to Findlay. Names of affected Marshall staff listed.
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Marshall
Ilinois Pipe Line Company
Findlay
Ohio
Illinois Pipe Line Company
M. W. Porter
C. W. Smith
T. J. Fishback
D. BE. Winterrowd
Fred J.stewart
Henry Musselman
Fred W. Fawley
Ira P. Hood
O. W. Lambdin
Dan F. O'Neill
James BE. Noonan
Chester I. English
Stanley Richards
Lonnie MacLaughlin
W. E. MacLaughlin
F. W. Bertschinger
Roy
Land Sales Expand Finely Valued Farms Near Mill Creek Bottom
Charles Hitll sold 88 acres of Ander son township farm mostly in Mill Creek bottom to Lean der Wright for 175 dollars per acre, expanding Wrights holdings next to his adjoining farm. Eitel bought Wm T Shark ey s 160 acre farm two miles north of the city for 22000 dollars, creating one of the region s most valuable estates.
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Charles Hitll
Anderson Township
Mill Creek Bottom
Leander Wright
Wright
Eitel
Wm T Sharkey
Emmanuel and Zion Offer Morning Worship Schedule
Emmanuel holds Sunday-school at 9:30 a m and Preaching at 10:30 a m. Zion offers Sunday-school at 9:30 a m and Preaching at 7:00 p m. J W Feller is the Pastor.
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Emmanuel
Zion
W. Feller
Revival at Pythian Theatre Draws Large Crowds
Christian Science revival enters its second week at the Pythian Theatre with high attendance, energetic sermons, and a strong choir. Ada B. Carroll of Mt. Vernon will sing at all services. Upcoming schedule highlights 10:45 Sunday school, 2:30 men and boys, 7:15 closing, with topics on repentance and redemption.
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Fife
Marshall
Union Tabernacle
Ada B. Carroll
Mt. Vernon
Mission Study Club to Meet in Church Friday
The Mission Study Club will convene at 3 00 p m Friday January 30 in the church. The evening evangelistic service at the Christian church next Sunday will discuss Attaining the Objective by the Help of the Supreme Command. Bible school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 4 a m and evang services at 7 00 p m Junior Endeavor at 2 30 p m with Mrs Chelan in charge. The public is invited.
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Mission Study Club
Supreme Command
Christian Church
Chelan
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall At Local Market
Marshall sees several large land transfers including George Kile to Dick Davidson for 19 percent acres at 14 427 70 dollars and 160 acres sold by Wm Sharkey to Charles Eitel for 22 500 dollars. Hukili parcels totaling 80 acres move to Mary O Rouke for 8000 dollars while Chas Eitel sells 88 acres to Lee Wright for 15 400 dollars. Total around 175 per acre, facilitated by J A Sweet local dealer.
Marshall High honors football men and names 2020 captain
Marshall High School held a ceremony in which football M letter recipients were announced by Coach Wilson and principal E J Evans. Kirby Wernz was elected captain for next season, with a note on his experience and leadership. The evening also previewed Friday’s home basketball clash with Palestine, after a 38 23 win over Martinsville.
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Marshall Township High School
E. J. Evans
Wilson
Feller
Capt
Cropp
Stewart
Hawker
Scott Sparks
Wernz
Bohn
Tibbs
Cole
Perdunn
Martinsville
Marshall
Palestine
Mrs. Allen B. Briscoe Dies At Age 82 In City Home
Mrs. Allen B. Briscoe died at her residence in the city early Monday, January 5, 1920, aged 82. She was born Mary Jane Corey July 22, 1837 near Corey's Bluff, Rockford Illinois, married Allen B. Briscoe January 4, 1859, and survived by four children and one sister. Funeral service was held at her home Thursday with Rev. C. R. Dierlamm officiating.
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Allen B. Briscoe
Mary Jane Corey
Lora
Martha Archer Corey
Corey’s Bluff
Rockford
Ilinois
Walnut Prairie
Marshall
Marshall Academy
Dean Andrews
Carroll Briscoe
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Walter Briscoe
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Corey Bryan
Jeannette Briscoe
Elsie Cork
West Union
C. R. Dierlamm
Congregational Church
Advertising sale report from The Herald
Appreciation for advertising service notes a bad day and small crowd but good sale. Average price $82.95 with top gift No 17 to B H Emrich Casey for $190. Luther Hammond Martinsville bought cheapest item for $60. Mr Pence among Clark County farmers advertising in The Herald.
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B. H. Emrich
Casey
Luther Hammond
Martinsville
Co. A. Pence
Pence
Clark County
Herald
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Tax Books Completed for Clark County 1919 Taxes
Treasurer Lewis completes Clark county tax books for 1919. As county collector he will accept payments starting Monday February 2. A new statement mailing feature aids taxpayers. 1919 township taxes are listed, railroad property excluded, compared with 1918.
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Lewis
Clark County
Legion Post 90 Meeting At Marshall With Hall Search
American Legion Clark County Post No 90 met Friday night in the Marshall club rooms. The event featured the Marshall Jazz orchestra and free cigars and cigarettes. Dr C F Wehner was elected vice president and a committee was appointed to secure a future hall for the post with action planned for February 6 at the courthouse. The current membership exceeds 70.
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Clark County Post No. 90
Marshall Club
Marshall Jazz Orchestra
C. PF. Wehner
Court House
William Martin Dead After Influenza Attack
William Payne Martin born in Marshall aged 47 years 10 months. Son of Wm T and Elizabeth Martin he lived in Marshall Terre Haute from 1904 then California from 1914 where health improved until an influenza attack in April 1919. He died January 14 after being at work until January 5.
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United States
Federal
Congress
William Payne Martin
Marshall
Wm. T. and
Elizabeth Payne Martin
McKinley Birthday Echoes From Fairbanks Tribute
The piece marks William McKinley’s birthday on January 29 with Charles W Fairbanks praising his presidency. It lauds his dignity judgment public service accessibility and faith in government by the people while noting his sudden death amid shared public good will.
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William McKinley
Charles W Fairbanks
Your Best Receipt for Date Pudding Ad Wants Submissions
A bakery ad requests readers send their best date pudding receipt. Include sender name if printed, or request anonymity, as the paper promises to print a limited number, one at a time.
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Golden Crust
Death notice for Georgia Danville Sullivan
Georgia Danville Sullivan, born February 23 1913 in Wabash township, died January 18 1920 at age 6 10 26 from injuries from the 1917 cyclone. She is survived by her parents John and Blanche Sullivan, a little brother, grandparents and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the residence by Rev P Raymond Powers with burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Georgia
Danville
John
Blanche Sullivan
Wabash Township
P. Raymond Powers
Marshall Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers In Marshall Township and Casey Area
Real estate transfers include Richard V. Davidson to Henry F Strohm for 0 acres at 20-10-11 valued $8500. Archie H. Thompson to Wabash Bethel Church for 344 acres at 30-11-10 valued $750. George Kile to Dick Davidson for 19 acres valued $14,497.50. Kanigas B. & L. to John O Snearly for Lot Casey valued $2900. John O Snearly to V F Meeker for Lot Casey valued $3000. David Yost to V F Meeker for Lot Casey valued $2500. Mary A Carter to Thomas F Curran for land 32-12-12 valued $5000. Charles S Carter to John Weir for Lot Marshall valued $1.00.
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Richard V. Davidson
Henry F Strohm
Archie H. Thompson
David Yost
V. F. Meeker
Lot Casey
Mary A. Carter
Thomas F Curran
Charles 5. Carter
John Weir
Marshall
Agricultural short course attendees at Urbana conferenc
Clark County at Urbana Arthur Boyer from Westfield Earl Dickerson of Darwin and John Morton of Melrose attend the agri cultural short course in Urbana. E H Walworth also attends the annual conference of farm advisers of the state at Urbana this week.
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Arthur Boyer
Westfield
Earl Dickerson
Darwin
John Morton
Melrose
Urbana
E. H. Walworth
Freeport Consistory Plans Annual Masonic Ceremonials
Freeport consistory and its coordinate bodies in Scottish Rite Masonry announce their annual ceremonial in Freeport on February 24 23 and 26. The event comes amid a period of regional activity with local civic plans and social notices appearing in this newspaper.
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Freeport
Scottish Rite Free Masonry
Western Illinois State Normal School
Macomb
Springfield
Internal Revenue
J. J Pickering
Carterville
Roy Gardner
Mason City
Times-Banner
Chicago
Freeman Thompson
United Mine Workers
Columbus
John P McGoorty
City of
Willams Township
William Hughes Diller
J. F. Prather
Wamsville
W T. Fossett
Madison Street Bridge
Pennsylvania
Leonard Hahn
Galesburg
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Priscilla Mullen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Galena
Polo
H. Clarahan
Irene Elizabeth c Auliff
Franklin Park
Clarahan
McAuliff
Merrill Inks
Rock Island Railroad Company
Pullman Company
Anthony W Billburg
Nock Island
Sheffield
Joliet
Thomas Ty
McFarland
W.T. Cling
Morgan Park
Auburn
Mark Z. Stamsfield
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