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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1914

Page

8

Dennison Warden Reports Visitas and Funeral Notices

Local items note a game warden in Dennison and visitors from Marshall Terre Haute and Oliver. The funeral of Calvin Giddon of West Terre Haute followed a fall breaking his neck. A Dennison Sunday school picnic is planned for July 18 with games music and refreshments to follow.

Dennison James R Johns Marshall Dunlap Chapel May Summers Terre Haute Joseph Taylor Joseph Augustus Oliver Eddie Weaver Martinsville Calvin Giddon West Terre Haute Gideon

Fourth of July Tragedy in Washington City

The July Fourth celebration ended in a sudden tragedy with an untimely storm. Witnesses, including Clint and Stella, escaped dry while many wore damaged attire. The scene contrasted with presidents and guests on the south portico observing fireworks as storm ruined the day.

Clint Stella Sherman Grant Pennsylvania Avenue Coxey Washington City Tilly Washington Anyi Bane Spt

Train Crash Kills Two In Hoopeston Crossing

Two people died and several were injured when a car with six occupants failed to beat a Chicago and Eastern Illinois engine at Hoopeston crossing. Victims include David L. Ogden and Alicia Standish. Emily Standish and driver B Williams injured. Salome Ogden unharmed.

Chicago Mrs. Ogden B. Williams Miss Standish Ogden Salome Ogden Williams Newell Standishes Bismarck Ogdens Vermillion County

Melon Season Rush Nears for C and E I R R

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad expects a record melon traffic when the season opens around July 10 at Decker Oaktown and Carlisle as shipments from Florida and other states begin. Last year the line moved about 500 cars of cantaloupes and a similar number of watermelons, with the season lasting six weeks to two months. Watermelons travel in ventilated cars and cantaloupes in refrigerator cars, iced at Terre Haute before delivery.

Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company Decker Oaktown Carlisle Mt. Carmel Terre Haute Florida

Summer church activities and a tentative Sunday agenda

The pastor will miss two Sundays July 12 and 19 so no preaching services but Sunday school remains at 9 30 A M. Attendance is urged for summer sessions and July 19 marks the first orchestra performance directed by Prof Wallace with Miss Lucile Ralston leading Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Gov Dunné pardons three murderers and one rape conviction last Friday.

Epworth League Lucile Ralston Prof. Wallace Prof Wallace

Local notes from Cottonwood and Zoar area

Crops look fine and residents share visits and gatherings Grace Baxter visited Martinsville Casey residents celebrated the Fourth Eda Lingafelter spent Sunday with Maud Samford Miss Edith Lingafelter works for Roscoe Deverick Bro Edward Cornelius preached at Zoar Essie Henry to preach at Zoar next Sunday Mamie Lingafelter visited Viola and Nellie Schoffstall Samuel Hannold of Shelburnind spent Sunday with Bill Kimberlin Allen Schoffstall of Wasco, California, visiting local relatives

Jane Burris Alta Richards Redman Zoar Grace Baxter Martinsvil Eda Lingafelter Maud Samford Casey Edith Lingafelter Roscoe Deverick Edward Cornelius Essie Henry Mamie Lingafelter Viola Nellie Schoffstall Samuel Hannold Shelburn Ind Bill Kimberlin Allen Schoffstall Wasco Calif

Marshall Ordinance Establishes 1914 City Budget and Speed Limits

The Marshall Illinois City Council enacts the annual appropriation for 1914 totaling nine thousand three hundred fifty dollars for salaries sidewalks elections and other city needs. It also designates six thousand one hundred fifty dollars for bond payments and interest plus utility budgets. The ordinance enacts motor vehicle speed limits of ten mph in business districts fifteen in residences twenty elsewhere with tighter limits near obstructed views and penalties from three to fifty dollars.

Marshall Illinois Iran East Side Main Street Ill Frank‘ Greenough John Weir Ilinois F.W. ‘Greenough John ‘Weir

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