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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1927

Page

8

Westfield and Garfield Win Preliminaries

Westfield defeats Marshall 37 to 12 and Garfield downed Cases 24 to 13 in Martinsville Wabash Valley preliminaries with Westfield and Garfield advancing to the finals in Terre Haute. Rider Green and Pinnell led Westfield while Concannon and Liteps sparked Garfield with strong floor play.

Westfield MTHS Campbell Martinsville West Field Garfeld Terre Haute Pinnell Martinmen Marshall North Terre Haute Westville Westfeld Garfield Concannon Marshall Wistfeld Redman Stover Pinnill Shipler Fawles Weeden Ly Orel Teffries Cubump Sham

Peking Leader as Seen by World Tour Ford Dealer

Local Ford dealer S R Prevo received a Peking newspaper The Pe king Leader dated January 1 1927 The issue is in English and features reviews of books a steamship timetable a Ford ad pricing a Forder sedan with balloon tyres and self starter at 2190 delivered in Peking Other pages discuss Henry Ford Yale salaries and postwar meat ratios Chinese ads appear with occasional Chinese characters The article closes noting a golf staff piece and the four pages largely contain advertisements

S R Prevo Ford Peking China Mr Prevo Harry B Dulaney Peking Leader Marx Lenin Max Eusmam Florence Ayscough Henry Ford New Haven Conn Yale University Chopsis Morrison Street Peking Craft Shop Flo Dace Co Truth Hall Press American Drug Store Tung Yueh Tane Drug Store Vimeo Enueem Pen LiCo China Shorting Goods Coe

Inventor Hiram S Mawin Born February 5

The fragment notes Hiram S Mawin as an inventor born February 5 and mentions Lord Salisbury as prime minister of Rugland, with other disjointed phrases about inventors carvers and scholars. The OCR text is fragmented and unclear but centers on birth dates and notable figures.

Hiram S Mawim Salisbur Prime Minist Rugland

Marshall Defeats Martinsville In Curtain Raiser Tilt

Marshall grade school edged Martinsville 14 to 2 in a curtain raiser, then Marshall high school beat Martinsville 26 to 20 behind Dan Fawley’s 12 points. Lindley and Shepler starred at forward while Findley improved at guard. Martinsville battled for three quarters but Marshall’s defense tightened in the final period.

Marshall Grade Martinsville Martin MTHS Weber Paul Shepler Dan Fawley Lindley Shepler Lawrence Rip” Lewis McGee Findley Elmer Fawley George Cole Marshall

Local News Notes From Liberty Area

Fragmentary notes mention Mrtenee Thompson near El seen Saturday and Priday care for Mrs Bartlett who is ill. Preeman and wife spent Friday afternoon at William Bartlett's residence.

Waf Mrota Mrtenee Thompson Near El[een Preeman Wm Bartlett

Lincoln Tribute Songs Collected by Illinois Librarian

Georgia L. Osborne, librarian at the Illinois State Historical Library, collected 70 songs honored Lincoln. The set includes campaign tunes, hymns, and posthumous funeral marches with both standard and negro dialect pieces such as I s e on the Way and When Will Lincoln Be Ober.

Lincoln Springfield Abraham Lincoln Georgia L. Osborne Illinois State Historical Library

Fire Machine Withdraws Smoke for Firefighters

Minneapolis firemen may lose the label smoke eaters as a new machine a steam engine type with a boiler like apparatus and a large hose draws smoke from fires. The device proves effective in stubborn basement blazes where smoke dominates with little flame.

Minneapolis Minn

Hazardous Occupations Weighed by Insurance Firms

Insurance companies rate Newark rodeo riding and other dangerous tasks near the top of hazardous occupations. Men engaged in polo, pugilism, or aviation are considered better risks due to perceived lower danger.

Newark

High School Students Finish Course Mid Year

Edward Craig and Jessie Welsh, two high school students, completed their course at the end of the first semester as the second semester began Monday. They will receive diplomas with the graduating class in June, with commencement exercises scheduled for Wednesday night, June 1, at the high school.

Edward Craig Jessie Welsh

Walker Family Galaxy Grocery Change Hands on Main Street

Ernie Walker sold his grocery store on Main Street to his father Owen Walker who will run it. The Walkers plan to spend the winter in Florida.

Ernie Walker Main Street Owen Walker Florida

Five Points ReyeO Ne to Preach Sunday Services

Five Points ReyeO Ne will preach at the place Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs. R. E. Bishop, who has been poorly, is better at this writing. Mrs. Vern Church and others spent time with local families over the weekend in Morgan and surrounding households.

Marriage Licenses Passed In Indiana Towns

Albert O Dixon age 89 and Lillie Comer 27 wed in Casey. Charles Hinkle 3 and Elizabeth Hamilton 32 from Marshall. William H Vernin 24 and Belva Spyker 20 of Robinson. Roy C Cropp 25 and Hasel Horner 21 of Marshall. Ralph E Smith 20 Casey wed Fistel lene Brown 18 Casey. Wyatte Rogers 21 Terre Haute to Hattie M Roberts 19 Terre Haute. William Bright 21 West Terre Haute to Mary M Green 18 West Terre Haute.

Albert O. Dixon Casey Lillie Comer Charles Hinkle Marshall Elizabeth Hamilton William H. Vernin Robinson Belva Spyker Roy C. Cropp Hasel Horner Ralph E. Smith Fistellene Brown Wyatte Rogers Terre Haute

Local social visits noted across several families

Miss Ruth Black spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of her uncle Mr and Mrs Jesse Kirby. Harriet Zimmerls visited Mr and Mrs Carter Seer. Mrs Will Kesler was with Mrs Cecil See on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clayton Rhoads hosted Saturday and Sunday with their children near Oliver. Mr Phan Quick spent last week with her parents near Paris.

Ruth Black Jesse Kirby Harriet Zimmerls Carter Seer Will Kesler Cecil Clayton Rhoads Oliver Phan Quick Vis Rank Spedeher Paris

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