Charles M Sulling Jeweler Opens Marshall Venture
Charles M Sulling, jeweler and watchmaker, arrived in Marshall August 42 1909 with a box of goods to start a wholesale jewelry business. He previously traveled widely from Illinois to Williamson County and built a retail presence in Marshall, emphasizing fair buying and selling practices and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. “Sulling
Marshall
Oui Ag
Sulling
Sristally Nacvas
Johnson
Llinois
Williamson
Gould
Vie -Taubeneck
Frank
Meehling
Findley’s
Kesler
M. Jennings
Odd
Pulsaing
Edin
Naintaing
Charles M. Sullins
Fourth of July in Marshall Reflects Community Fun and Races
The Marshall Fourth of July celebration was marked by safe, joyful activities with a parade by young circus performers, music from the Chamber of Commerce band, and a series of contests. Prizes were awarded in events such as the potato race, sack race, three legged race, fat man's race, girls race, and boys race, with rain briefly interrupting outdoor events before a hall dance and fireworks concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall Chamber
Rhs
Johnson
Soas
Robert* Gaines
Etta May Mitchell
Jane Whit
Jock
William O ‘Davis
Claude Morecraft
Jim Smith
Henry Bradley
Virgil Claypool
Deaths in County and Marshall Community
multiple deaths including Mrs Rachael Padgett reported died at the county farm Tuesday funeral plans not yet made. Mrs Fannie Starks longtime Marshall resident died suddenly at home in Terre Haute Sunday aged 87 years. Her funeral at the Methodist church conducted by Rev C E Pettit, interment in city cemetery. Peter Kaufman former soldier at the soldiers home Quincy died Saturday body brought to Marshall for burial services at Marshall cemetery Rev C E Pettit officiating. Officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Kaufman
Quincy
Yas
Marshall
C. E
Pettit
Tendancéa
Fourth of July hounds event and chamber meeting announced
Publicity agents for the fox hounds of the county report prize hound True Booth entertained many friends including Buster Shotts Lea Shotts Streak Haenig Alice Haenig Jip Haenig Ted Haenig Lead Littoral Sherlock Spittler Ted Spittler and Humyp Sears. A Chamber of Commerce meeting was called for 8 00 PM Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelaor
Doll
Fox Hounds
George Booth
Booth
Buster Shotts
Lea Shotts
Streak Haenig
Alice Haenig
Jip Haenig
Ted Haenig
Littoral
Sherlock Spittler
Ted~ Spittler
Water Official Warns Of Typhoid In Marshall Well
A letter from the Springfield Department of Public Health informs Drew J Weir that a well in the southwest part of Marshall is polluted and unsafe to drink. The advisory urges abandoning the private well and connecting to the city water supply to prevent typhoid cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew. J. Weir
Department of Public Health
Springfield
L. J. Weir
Maine
Marshall Band Opens Season To Largest Crowd In History
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band opened its season with a splendid performance to a crowd never larger at a concert in Marshall. The program mixed classical and popular numbers with multiple encores as the band improved its lighting and lineup. Included are players Harold Bright Harvey Westnitzer Drew Casteel Glenn Ritter Carl Taubeneck Fred Nichols Lura J Mathews Jean McCormick Porter Casteel Clay Montgomery Wayne Hollenbeck John Brandenstein Frank Archer Bernard B Nay Henry A Wallis plus five out of town players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall | ‘Chamber
of Commerce
Harold Bright
Harvey Wesnitzer
Drew Casteel
Glenn Ritter
Carl Taubeneck
Fred Nichols
Lura J Mathews
Jean McCormick
Porter Casteel
Clay Montgomery
Wayne Hollenbeck
John Brandenstein
Frank Archer
Bernard B. Nay
Henry A. Wallis
Community band supporters listed for Marshall year patronage
A Marshall Herald note thanks a long list of business and professional subscribers who fund concerts for the coming year. It credits civic spirit over profit and invites readers to support these members if possible, offering corrections for any omissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
L. A. Wallace
Chamber of Commerce Band
Big Four Wagon Yard
Walter Cork
Ben T. Baird
C. L. Parsons
C. R. Johnson
C. A. Dixon
Archer & Son
Cole Bros
Robert Findley
Dulaney National Bank
B. G. Whitlock
Sam Scholfield
Max Zschau
Bubeck & Gallagher
Dr. P
The
Marshall Herald
Stephen Bradley
Welch Bros
Pythian Theatre
Victor Janney
Cole &Cole
GC. A. Purdum
Bruner Grocery
H. M. Dewey & Co
W. T. Hollenbeck
James Millhouse
Kirchner & ‘Williams
Nichol’s Mill
Booth Lumber Co
John McCauley
W. A. Willams
Doty Dry Goods Co
D. T. Black
Everett Connelly
Dr. Pearce
W. A. Byram
F. R. Black
J. W. Lewis
Jay Swern
W. W.hogue
Cleo Murphy
Warren Shipe
Mack Robson
Jud Harlan
Othe ‘Tibbs
Emil Taubeneck
H. D. Tucker
George Hallauer
Prof
F. G. Edwards
Arthur Tarman
LA. W
Sunday School Convention Devotional and Expenses
Sunday School convention details listed with a church event set for July at 1 30 PM. Devotional segment notes Ot the Spies and mentions expenses totaling 25 dollars for Mit or related items.
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Benaat
The
Porch Party Given by Fellows in Paris
A porch party was held at night with Japanese lanterns and bright ipaper streamers, featuring dancing and games. A dainty buffet luncheon was served at midnight. Guests included Miss Mary Cole Genevieve Washburn Sarah Matkin Adma Daviscwid Anderson Fern Clem Luciley nolds Louise Lickert Faye Williams and Messrs Porter Casteel Glenna Ritter Wayne Hollenbeck Drew Casteel Bernard Haslitt plus out of town guests William Tydick Keatlig Richard Dyas and John Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary “Cole
Lucileynolds
Louise’ Lickert
Faye Williams
Porter. Casteel
Glenna Ritter
Wayne Hollenbeck
Drew Casteel
Bernard Haslitt
Sunday School Convention At Butternut Church
Orange township Sunday school convention set for July 17 at Butternut Church at 9 30 a m with welcome address Rev Vern Hill How the Sunday School Teacher Should Prepare His Lessons Lectures on Paul's First Missionary Journey and Evangelist role with songs and recitations. officers to be elected. baskets requested.
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Orange Township
Elwoof - Millie
Antioch Sunday
Landis Dehi
Washington Sunday School
Christ Rice Williams
Mt. Olive Sunday School
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Indiana Residents
A list of marriage licenses shows Edward J. Rooksberry and Hettie Férguson of Paxton, Chester A. Sisk and Ethel Roller of Lawrenceville, Cooper and Qua Heddén of Orange Township, Roy Mullins and Annis Cushman of Paris, James B. Snider and Icle A. Porter of Casey, Rev. Emory F. Phillippe and Nellia Keith of West York, Martin H. O Rourke and Margaret Forbeck of Douglas Township, and Charles E. Wooten and Susan E. Conley of Paris.
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Edward J. Rooksberry
Carlisle
Ind
Hettie Férguson
Paxton
Chester
A. Sisk
Lawrenceville
Ethel E- Roller
Enifést’ Co
Cooper
Orange Township
Qua Heddén
Orange ‘Township
Roy. _Mullins
Paris
Annis Annis Cushman
Annis Annis Cushman, 18, “Paris.” ~ —James B.—Snider
Casey
Emory F. Phillippe
Martinsville
Nellia
Keith
West York
Martin. H. O'Rourke
Douglas Township
Margaret. Forbeck
Marshall
Charles E. _WVooten
Susan E. Conley
Partlow Appointed to Second District Appellate Bench
Circuit Judge A A Partlow of Danville is named as a judge on the second district appellate court by the state supreme court. The seat does not require resignation. appellate judges are elected circuit judges. Ottawa hosts the court with sessions on the first Tuesdays of April and October. the district covers 32 northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Partlow
Danville
Finois Supreme Court
Ottawa
Grain and Livestock Markets Week Summary
Wheat and corn prices fell during the week with only July wheat at Chicago showing a small advance on export demand and drought reports in Europe and Argentina. Corn, oats, and feed goods eased while hay movement stayed light. livestock prices were mixed with cattle down and hogs firm to higher at Chicago.
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Drouth
Europe
Argentine
Chicago
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Timothy
N.Y
Memphis
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Ghicagasi
William Loser Dies Sudden in Heat While Responding to Barn Fire
William Loser of Wabash township collapsed and died after running to a burning barn on a hot day. He was 69, married to Carrie Moulter, with two children who died in infancy. Funeral was held Saturday at his home with the Odd Fellows in charge, interment at Highland Lawn cemetery in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Loser
Wabash
W. D. Russell
Highland’ Lawn
Terre Haute
Odd Fellows
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Charles
M. Sulling
Jeweler
Marahalle
Stoday
Fenton Spittler
Leroy Kibby
Arthur Buehler
Woodford Spitttler
Ray Hornbrook
Trevelyf Tumey
Sack
Arthur ‘Buehler
Harold Miller
Louis Ferris
Harold Forbeth
Ed Sanders
Herman
William Jeffords
Otto
May
Dock
Hornbrook
Pearl Hornbrook
Mildred ‘Spittler
Myrtle Wieland
Eugene Tibbs
Albert "Elliott
Chamber
of ‘Commerce
I. D. Rawlings
NM. D
Casey Banner-Times
Clark County
Casey Township
Anderson
Auburya Wee
Cacy Neessors
Darwin
Doison A
Douglas Nw
Metros
Orange
Parker
Cosonee
Westfield
Margaret Forbeck
Martin O'Rourke
Floy Orman
Bernard Forbeck
Clara
Mary Forbeck
Misa
O’rourke
John O'Rourke
Harold
Forbeck
Mr. Forbeck
John Forbeck
O'Rourke
Mewhinney
Totalese Geeneneanace
Mit
Walter’ Mills
George Thompson
Mickie
Feu William Loser
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