West Union Girl Leona Kearns Lost Overboard At Sea
Leona May Kearns 16, a member of the Philadelphia Bobbles baseball tour troupe, vanished when Empress of Asia encountered a storm near Kobe Japan. The girl reportedly ventured on deck during the gale and was washed overboard. search failed. Her father travels toward Vancouver for updates as family confirms death. She had three brothers and three sisters in West Union.
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Claudé
Kearns
Min
Yeablegrammor Mag
Leona May
Caidian Pacific
Empress of Asia
Kobe
Japan
Miss Kearns
Philadelphia Bobbles
Iss
Tate
Russell
Marshall
Forrest
Roy
West Union
Louise
Jeanette
Nellie
Injured Man John Strohm Receives Hospital Care
John Strohm age 43 of near West Union was taken to Robinson Hospital after leg injuries from a sledding accident. Surgeons report infection in bone marrow but expect him to proceed with recovery and get along alright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strohm
Robinson Hospital
Mreg
Strohm
Near West Union
Robinson
Rafferty
Gole Bros Hardware Store Redecorates Inside and Signs
Gola Bros Hardware store interiors are being redecorated this week with cream walls and varnished woodwork. Oakley signs are painted on the Burhécévoungry building side in orange on white. The theatre opened yesterday morning and Marshall Public Library lists magazines available for one week, including American and National Geographic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gola, Bros
Avils
Oakley
Oakley's
Burhécévoungry
Rae
Marshall
Public Library
Marshall- Public Library
Asia Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Century
the Christian
Stbnice
Monitor
Nated
The
Christian” Science Journal
Eastern World’ Star
Donated
Forum
Good Housekeeping
Harper, Trouse and Garden
Ladies Home Journal
Liberty
Literary Digest
Mentor Magazine
National Geographic Magazine
Pictorial Review
Radio Traadcast
Esering
Post
Vogue
Wonet
John Martin Magazine
Natores Ma
Nielas
Articles of Incorporation Issued to Casey & Kansas Railroad Co
The Casey & Kansas Railroad Co of Paris receives articles of incorporation from Secretary of State L. L. Emmerson. Capitalization is $25,000. Planed line from Kansas to Casey with corporators TM Drewel, HI Berry, O'Hair, WE Cooley, and W C Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Casey & Kansas Railroad Co
Paris
L. L. Emmerson
Kansas
Casey
W. H. Drewel
Charleston
HI J Berry
Indianapolis
Rank T O'Hair
Cooley
W C Price
Brocton
Clark County men attend Illinois Agricultural Association meeting
Clark County Farm Bureau members Elderlige T R Lovett J Snedeker of Marshall and C B Drake of West Union attended the Illinois Agricultural Association annual meeting at the University of Illinois Champaign Thursday and Friday. Earl C Smith of Detroit Pike Co an elected president, with C R Fin Tey Hoopeston named vice president. convention called largest and most successful in the association's 10 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C Smith
Detroit
Pike Coan
20Th Congressional District
Sam H. Thompson
American Fatix Bureau Federation
Association
Marshall Man Takes Position in Peoria
Chas Trefz has moved to Peoria to join The Monarch Finance Corporation in a newly taken post. He relocates from Marshall to assume responsibilities at the Peoria office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Peoria
Chas Trefz
The
Monarch Finance Corporation
That City
Illinois association plans Clark county picnic in Long Beach
A letter from J W Adams of Huntington Beach California reports a February 12 picnic of Illinois people at Bixby Park Long Beach. The note urges Marshall and Clark county readers to attend to help organize a Clark county group and mentions prior readers who requested coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Adams
Huntington Beach
California
Long Beach
Calif
Illinois Association
Bixby Park
Marshall
Clark County
Florida man writes home about winter and Florida life
The Herald received a letter from M L Taylor, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs J H Maurer of Marshall. He reports Florida winter weather, high rents, and abundant fruit and tropical plants, noting palm trees and orange groves near the Florida home and plans for relatives to visit Maryland and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
M L Taylor
J H Maurer
Marshall
Taylor
St Petersburg
Florida
Springfield
Illinois
Bridgeport Youth Charged With Theft at Big Four Depot
Chas Joiner, 19, of Bridgeport, was arrested by Deputy Roy Crapp at the Big Four depot on theft charges linked to watches and jewelry taken from Dr Glen Allen's home. A suspect ledgered items were found on him after admission. he pleaded guilty in Mavis court and was bound over to the circuit court. Dead Letter Office notes and related history included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Joiner
Bridgeport
Roy Crapp
Big Four
Ayith
Atrist
Glen Alen Tien
Pat? Foley
Nosternity
Squire
Mavis Court
Local post gains drums and bugles in chamber concert
Harold Brect of the Wa shall Chamber of Commerce Band announces possession of funddrums and a bass drum with maple shells and silver hardware. The outfit, praised by Professor Ha LB Heals, includes five Leeds regimental street drums and a bass drum, part of a prominent community ensemble. The draft list also mentions members linked to local residents and land transactions totaling multiple dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Ainty Post Neue
Ameriegton
Yim
Harold Brect
Washall Chamber of Commere
Leeds Regimental Street
Leeds
Ha LB Heals
Press Atfoms
Glen Arthur Laewry
Cox Perry Tor
Regent Deaths Han Vo Tang Services in Marshall
The obituary notes the death of Han Vo Tang in Marshall on West Main Street Wednesday morning. Funeral services are set for 2:30 PM at the residence with Rev Howard Leach officiating. Interment will follow in Marshall Cemetery. survivors include three daughters Mrs. C E Clem and Mrs. W A Manshower and Miss Irene Walker and a son Ernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mgtaren
Look out for Jack Kelley boxing at Lytels arena
The Findlay Morning Republican notes an upcoming boxing exhibition with Jack Kelley of Oil City Pa set to meet John Mack of Cincinnati next Tuesday evening at Lytels arena. Local reaction, plus reminiscences about Dan New and Jim Morton, frame the sports page.
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the Herald
Findlay Morning Republican
Jack Kelley
Dan O'Neill
John Mack
Cincinna
Kelley
Oil City Pa
Lytels Arena
Neil
Oil Cit
John
Mack
Smacks Bubeck
Jim Morton
Dan
Alhambra
Toad
Herald
Friends Propose Memorials for William Jennings Bryan
Washington dispatch reports Bryan supporters in Congress proposing a Washington memorial named Bryan Commons with functional structures for public use. The idea follows earlier memorial talks for Roosevelt and Wilson, amid debate on balancing statues with a call for prudent, lasting honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
J E Jones
Washington DC
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Commons
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Dinastrieus
Wilken
Hrvan
Gagen Sustains Broken Arm Entering Valley Bus
Fred Gagen of two miles west of Marshall sustained a broken arm Sunday night at midnight when opening a Wabash Valley Transit bus door at the American Restaurant stop. The door struck a pedestal light post, pinning his arm and causing the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gagen
Marshall
Marshall Couple Applies For Marriage License
A Marshall couple seeks a marriage license on Monday in Terre Haute. Clarence Sverly, 25, a farmer, and Lucy Doty, 17, become the parties to this filing, with their ages noted in the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
New Kroger Manager Arrives in Marshall This Monday
The Kroger store in Marshall announced that a new store manager arrived Monday from Carlinville to take charge and prepare for opening. Local officials confirm the move as part of imminent business readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Mnaver
Kroger Grovers Coe
Euine
Duline
S National Kaiehk
Marshall
Carlinville
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Leona May Kearns
Philadelphia “Bobbles
Vancouver
Kabé
Silas Claypool Annouince
Nay
Ocheny
Bangs
Healy
Iki
Joo
J. W. Adams
JH. Maurer
Mr. Maurer
Henge
Big Four Depot
Een
Meledy
Beasley
Mary L. Bels- Tei' Ilveree
Congress
Mickie
Southern
Hinds
Harry Bright
Woodfer
Dmir
John Math. Sh
Lionpl
Jeb
Ernest i
Dawson
Hackney
William Ooo Ph
Virgh Demonido
Anna CC Androse
Geo
Harder
Ernest Hall
Murphy
Schwartz
Vandgevanter
Vandevanter
Edgar G Nay
LaRoy C ‘Morgan
Mary E Morgan
Grace
Otho Burmar
Leonard Walker
Mattison
Myrtle Vic Hurst
Samuel Prevd
Marshal
Belt C Waterman
Chase, Mbenny
N. Soward
Belle Fasig
Bourgeimen
Martins Ig Oe
S&b. Association
Martinsville
Ey Kramer
Marsh E Mill
Jil
Lot Westfield
Han Vo Tang
Marshall Man IN Sport
Dan O'Neil
Ohio Oil Company
John Cut Wright
Cart Hanks
Thanley
Cutstighe
Ford
Lovington
Stoack
Cutwriehr
Wanday
Jesan Lathrop
Plorence Eo Lathrop
Tease Lathrop
Roof MacConcerte
AY Thompson
Dan Stover
W. Deem
Pa. Sallee
M. Sallee
M. Salee
Francis Nay
Tacourt
Nye
Senate
North Dakota
Gera
United States Sinate
Tnle
Pantin
Republi
Gagen
Valley Bus
Uta Mntusue
Ald
M I. Taylor
T Cole
Frank M Hurst Everett Toubeneck
Edward Grant
R. L. Warriner
J. K Black
Oh Miller Clayhorne Lee Rudy Miller Hargy Finkbiner
EF TeSeure
C Welsh
Byrran Austin Claypool
Mage
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