Glendale Proud Of Its Perfect Summer And Big Tractor Show
Glendale prospers with ideal June weather boosting crops and housing demand. The National Tractor and Implement Show relocates to Glendale after bids from major cities, with Verdugo Park as a site and 100,000 expected visitors September 13 to 19. Organizers promise global dealer participation and wide press attention.
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Ool Kilborn
Glendale
Calif
California
Imperial
Coachella
San Joaquin Valley
Needles
Kansas City
Denver
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
St Louis
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Verdugo Park
Guy H. Hall
United States
Canada
Mexico
Australia
Japan
China
Hall
Longenecker Mundorf couple wed in First Evangelical Church
Longenecker and Mundorf families announce the marriage of Hannaly B Mundorf daughter of the Rev and Mrs J Mundorf to Harry C Longenecker son of Mr and Mrs James Longenecker of Gordon Ohio. The ceremony was June 23 in the First Evangelical church with the father of the bride officiating and the Mendelsohn march played by relatives. The couple then hosted guests at the bride’s home and departed for Denver and other western points.
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Hannaly B. Mundorf
J. Mundorf
Harry C. Longenecker
James Longenecker
Gordon
Ohio
First Evangelical Church
Marietta Co
A. J. Mundorf
Terre Haute
Indiana
H . C. Longenecker
Denver
Colorado
Farwell Resigns Wabash Valley Post in Paris Ill
M B Farwell resigns as manager of Wabash Valley Telephone Co with effect once a successor is chosen He plans to become commercial superintendent of Texas Telephone Co in Waco Texas starting Sept 1 He has led Kinlock interests since 1905 and served three years as Wabash manager in Paris prior four years at Chrisman He also directed Marshall adjoining exchanges and Paris and Chrisman offices.
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Paris
Ill
M. B. Farwell
Wabash Valley Telephone Co
Texas Telephone Company
Waco
Texas
Farwell
Kinlock
Wabash Company
Fire damages Tibbs home. iron caused kitchen blaze
Otho Tibbs arrived Friday night to a house filled with smoke. He found an overheated electric iron in the kitchen that started the fire, burning the ironing board and a board. The kitchen and dining room require refinishing due to the blaze.
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Otho Tibbs
Child Dies After Coal Oil Ingested by Infant Cork
Nallie Cork, 14 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cork east of Town, drank coal oil from a small corn can used to start a fire. She died Tuesday morning after being found by her mother who rushed to help but the child had swallowed too much.
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Nallie
Charles Cork
Marriage of Ruth Jennings and Robert Councill at Epworth Church
Ruth M Jennings and Robert J Councill wed in Norfolk at Epworth Methodist Church with Rev J A Chapman officiating. The bride wore a dark blue tricotine suit and corsage. bridesmaid Opal Elston Marshall wore blue lace. best man was J Paul Councill. Afterward the couple left for Atlantic City.
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Norfolk
Ruth M. Jennings
Robert J. Councill
Epworth Methodist Church
J. A. Chapman
Franklin Methodist Church
Honr
Opal Elston
Marshall
J. Paul Councill
John D. Jennings
Marshall High School
Ind
State Normal
James J. Councill
Tidewater Plant Co
Council
Atlantic City
Livestock Improvement Meetings Draw County Farmers
E H Walworth reports well attended gatherings across the county with 125 at No 5 school in Orange township 75 at McKeen and 50 at Melrose. Attendees included women and children as the group discusses grading up livestock with pure bred sires and a wool marketing plan under Illinois association aiming for a staple price and premium grades from Chicago warehouses. Clark county plans wool shipment soon.
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E. H. Walworth
No. 5
Orange Township
McKeen
Melrose
Illinois Agricultural Association
Chicago
Clark County
Special Sunday at First Methodist Church
A full day program at First Methodist Church starts with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 am. Epworth League meets at 7 pm and evening service plans outdoor worship if weather allows otherwise in church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm, Bible study and Epworth League cabinet follow.
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Epworth League
P. Raymond Powers
Evangelical Sunday and Prayer Meetings at Dolson Township
Christian Science Sunday services at 11:00 a. m. and Wednesday prayers at 8:00 p. m. in Pythian Theatre. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. preaching at 10:30 a. m. Dolson S. S. Convention scheduled for Sunday July 11 at Bluegrass church starting 1:45 p. m with township schools urged to attend. Circuit Court next week described as light docket with brief reports. Seymour Hurst trades farm west of Marshall for Myers block and Terre Haute apartments.
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Dolson Township
Bluegrass Church
Acording
The
Terre Haute
Seymour Hurst
Marshall
Myers
Marshall Chamber of Commerce Holds Important Meeting
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce executive committee announces a special meeting at city hall tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock. Reports from committees will be heard and plans laid for Marshall. All members urged to attend to discuss important matters and support a bigger and better Marshall.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Marshall
Marshall Chamber of
Wilhl
Chamber of Commerce
City Council Debates Industrial Track Damage Claim
City council discussion centers on property damage caused by industrial railroad tracks owned by James Q Heyworth Construction Co. Robert Casteel reports flooding from gutter tracks into his basement. A Heyworth representative questions city jurisdiction, claiming street rights and highway ownership belong to the company.
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Robert Casteel
James Q Heyworth Construction Company
Mr Casteel
Heyworth
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Various Parties
Real estate transfers include John V Reed to John H Gilbert for Westfield plots valued at 800 dollars and W S Peters to J P Martin Jr and to R B Fitzpatrick on Casey plots with 1000 and 160 dollars. Other deeds cover Minerva Elliott to Evaline Johnson for 20 acres at 1 dollar, Dora L Miller to F T Benson for 192 acres at 8000 dollars, J Fuqua to Wm D Smith for Casey plots at 1000 dollars, J M Jones to Lars L Whie for 2200 dollars, C E B Bennett to Chas E Sheaks for Westfield lots at 900 dollars, Thomas A Carpenter to Perry A Carpenter for 20 acres at 1000 dollars and 36 12 11 for 1500 dollars, Geo W Newlin to Nelson Cornwell for 20 acres at 1100 dollars.
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John V. Reed
John H Gilbert
Westfield
W S Peters
J. P. Martin, Jr
Casey
W. S. Peters
R.B. Fitzpatrick
J P Martin Jr
R B. Fitzpatrick
Minerva Elliott
Evaline Johnson
Dora L. Miller
F. T. Benson
Ss. J. Fuqua
Wm. D Smith
J. M. Jones
Lars L. Whie
C. EB. Bennett
Chas.e Sheaks
Thomas A. Carpenter
Perry A. Carpenter
Geo. W. Newlin
Nelson Cornwell
Marriage Licenses Filed In Multiple Counties
Joe Alva McCrory 32 Casey to Grace Ethel Sherman 23 Casey. Marcus Bacon 23 Akron Ohio to Gertrude Blankenbaker 19 Martinsville Homer Cox 23 West Terre Haute to Julia Irwin 19 West Terre Haute Leo Wernz 24 Melrose Township to Margaret Manhart 22 York Township.
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Joe Alva McCrory
Casey
Grace Ethel Sherman
Marcus Bacon
Akron
Ohio
Gertrude Blankenbaker
Martinsville
Homer SS
Cox
West Terre Haute
Julia Irwin
West Terre. Haute
Leo Wernz
Melrose Township
Margaret Manhart
York Township
Persne Cleared Cox and Roosevelt Nomination
Mrs Persne clears Cox and Roosevelt in San Francisco after long balloting. Roy Garrett jailed two days for gambling arrears. Myrtle Perine cleared of charges for attempting to burn father in law’s vacant house after Squire Craig’s review.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Roy Garrett
Myrtle Perine
Ias
Squire Craig
Delightful Dance at American Legion Event
Margaret Kerr hosted a Friday night dance for friends at the American Legion open air pavilion. Guests later gathered at her North Seventh home where refreshments were served. Attendees included Anne Dee Burnett Virginia Shaw Gertrude Cole Marjorie Lewis Louise Booth Esther Levings Jane Hunter Colwell Mary Huston Row Elizabeth Sanford John Hasson William Meloy James R Burnett Harry Handy Frank Meloy Ted Purdue Henry Jones Jason Wade Omer Dintmer Paris William Burrough Lawrenceville and Mortimer Wilson Kansas City Mo.
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Margaret Kerr
American Legion
Miss Kerr
North Seventh
Anne Dee Burnett
Virginia Shaw
Gertrude Cole
Marjorie Lewis
Louise Booth
Esther Levings
Jane Hunter Colwell
Mary Huston Row
Paris
Elizabeth Sanford
Rockville
John Hasson
William Meloy
James R. Burnett
Harry Handy
Frank Meloy
Ted Purdue
Henry Jones
Jason Wade
Omer Dintmer
William Burrough
Lawrenceville
Mortimer Wilson
Kansas City
Wright and Maurer Tie Officially in Terre Haute Ceremony
Flossie Mae Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Leander Wright and Reno Fred Maurer son of Mr and Mrs Jake Maurer both of Anderson township were married Wednesday June 30 at 3 00 at the Plymouth Congregational parsonage of Terre Haute Ind The Rev C R Dierlamm former pastor officiated Nellie Wright sister of the bride and Ray F Spittler attended After the ceremony refreshments were served by Mrs Dierlamm
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Flossie Mae Wright
Leander Wright
Reno Fred Maurer
Jake Maurer
Anderson Township
Plymouth Congregational Parsonage
Terre Haute
Ind
C. R Dierlamm
Congregational Church
Nellie Wright
Ray F Spittler
Dierlamm
Spent Sunday with families noted in area gatherings
Spiketown reports Mr and Mrs Bert Mathews and children visited Lyman Shank's. Mrs Sidney Hoenig and children stayed with Mrs Gurt Lovell. Mr and Mrs Charles Stepp and children visited Tom Stepp at Dennison. Marcus and Theodore Norton returned home from Kokomo Indiana last Saturday.
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Bert Mathews
Lyman Shank’s
Sidney Hoenig
Gurt Lovell
Charles Stepp
Tom Stepp
Dennison
Marcus and
Theodore Norton
Kokomo
Indiana
Local Letter Items Include Visits and Community News
George Claypool visits his father John Claypool in Branch Michigan with sister Estella Kohl and cousin David Claypool from Casey. Mentions of tire trips, homecomings, house painting by J B Arvin, and several relatives visiting for the Fourth plus a Marshall carnival and Clarksville ice cream event raising 120 dollars.
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Murphy Bros
George Claypool
Branch
Mich
John Claypool
Estella Kohl
Terre Haute
David Claypool
Casey Tires
Claypool
Michigan
J. B. Arvin
Kate Hornbrook
Tom Phillip
Near Auburn
John
Lois Richey
Pleasant Hill
Mabel Babcock
Cecil Babcock
Pearly Babcock
Spiketown
Mickie Says We Wanted 308 Worm Offer Burn Paper Issue
In a garbled note the speaker mentions a 308 item and a want for an offer of seven inches of worm for Hale. The speaker blames someone named Peters and references a paper burn issue.
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Sarite
Big Carnival Returns to Marshall for Weekend Run
Mohr and Reynolds carnival company rolled into Marshall on Wednesday and held shows Thursday through Saturday night. The lineup included a merry go round, ferris wheel, animal acts, athletic show, and about 15 concessions with repairs to comply with state law. Fireworks by the K P lodge lit the night sky and a slide stunt ended safely with a stuffed dummy Dare Devil Nick performing from the roof to the ground.
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Mohr and Reynolds Carnival Company
Marshall
Clements
K. of P. Lodge
Dare Devil Nick
West York Social notes show visits from many regions
George Ryerson of Toledo returns home after a week with his parents. Aunt Sarah Bell visited Annapolis to see her nephew Morton Mills. Lizzie Ratton visits relatives in Palestine. Rasel Blaker and Emery Blaker of Paris with spouses visit their parents. The Blakers spent over Sunday with Mrs Edna Bagshaw and family. Harriet Buckner and others visit Frances and Margaret Campbell of Ohio. Frances Campbell and Margaret Campbell visit grandmother Mrs J A Lindley. The Bruner and Riggs families, Ed Padget and others visit Kate Mason and family. Ike Seymour entertains at dinner. Seymour children and Bell family join. Price Carter visits Wisconsin with son Wayne. Arthur accompanies. Clara Mount and Elizabeth Irwin of Chicago visit Priscilla Mount. return home. Master Robert Bennett travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Wm. Irwin of Chicago returns from Terre Haute visit. Mrs John Clough of Terre Haute returns home after visiting her mother.
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George Ryerson
Toledo
Ohio
C D. Ryerson
Sarah Bell
Annapolis
Morton Mills
Lizzie Ratton
Palestine
Rasel Blaker
Emery Blaker
Paris
Wm. Blaker
Edna Bagshaw
Mona Arkarsis
Indianapolis
Wm. Irwin
Chicago
Terre Haute
John Clough
Whittaker
Ladies Clean House for Mrs Howard Jackson
A group of local women cleaned Mrs. Howard Jackson's house on Monday and report her health is improving. visits from the Baber sisters and others mark a week of family and neighborly activity around Marshall and Terre Haute.
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Kilborn
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Stokes Regis
England
Gray
Verdugo Mountains
Longenecker—Mundorf
Tibbs
Jennings
Ree N. of
R. N. of A
Merritt Arbuckle
Iditarod
Alaska
First Methodist
Christian Science
Dolson
S. S
Circuit Court
Seymour Hurst Trades Farm
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Cox and
Roosevelt
Garrett
Wright—Maurer
South Dolson
Mickie
Essington Springs
West York
York
Howard Jackson
Devoe Archer
Commodore Rists
Will Stark
Michie
John Barker
Lewis Whitman
Richard Dixon
East St. Louis
Dorothy Freeman
Washington, D. C
S. R. Freeman
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