Band of Marshall to open season with City concert
The first band concert of the season will be held tomorrow night weather permitting. A strong program features Henry Fillmore pieces and a Saxophone solo by Chas. Trefz. The Chamber of Commerce funds uniforms with 250 dollars and urges public support for ten summer concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Sea
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band
Knights of the Road
Henry Fillmore
Henry ‘Fillmore
Caprice
Jewell
Dalbey
Containin Light Cavalry
Lutspel
Lassus
Fillmore
Blacke
Chas. Trefz
Uncle Tom
Bodewalte Lampe
South
Carl V. Taubeneck
Albert Sockler
Ford
Odd Fellows Picnic Planned at Martinsville Fair Grounds
At the Clarksville Odd Fellows district meeting a picnic was approved for September 6 at Martinsville Fair Grounds. A committee was named to arrange speakers advertisers grounds music and entertainment and met yesterday at Casey to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Odd Fellows
Casey
Fair Grounds
Martinsville
Evansville Couples Grace Mayers and Francis Friday to Wed July 15
Friday Mayers and Francis Friday of Evansville Ind plan a July 15 wedding. After a brief trip to Mammoth Cave Kentucky the couple will return home. Mayers formerly Grace Manhart of West Union. George Washington Lansbury 75 died July 6 at state line post office home. He is buried at Dunlap cemetery. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mayers
Francis Friday
Evansville
Ind
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Mayers
Grace Manhart
Near West Union
George Washington Lansbury
State Line
Dunlap
Hazel Short Dies At Age Ten In Illness
Hazel Short the ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Short died yesterday morning after a two week illness Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2 00 PM at the Methodist church Vern Jones received a service medal at Terre Haute last week among about 300 boys of the P C and St L Ry honored for war records The Orange Township Sundry School convention will be held Sunday July 18 at 2 00 PM at the school and church A short program will be given and all interested in Sunday school work are urged to attend Tat Dag Dehl Taawnahip president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Short
Charles Short
Methodist
Ver Jones
Terre Haute
P. C
St. L. Ry
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Orange Township
Se Ean
Epworth League
Charley Baker
Social Union
Burkett Couple Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary
Sixty three friends and relatives helped Mr and Mrs Geo Burkett celebrate their 25th anniversary Sunday July. Dinner was served in the yard. Guests departed after a delightful day. Chas Burkett and family of Kansas Will Burkett and daughter Harry Freeland and Irene Blunk from Chicago were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Burkett
Chas. Burkett
Kansas
Will Burkett
Harry Freeland
Advance, Ill
Irene Blunk
Chicago
Circuit Court session delivers rapid rulings on divorces and partitions
The circuit court finished two days of sessions with swift outcomes. Multiple cases issued divorces on desertion and adultery grounds, partitions granted with reports appointed, and dismissals or continuances noted. Notable actions include dismissals in several replevin and appeal cases and a bank estate claim of 114240 allowing higher court review within 80 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Elimore
Claude Doran
Ohio
Wm. Henley
Ulmont Henley
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Supreme Court
C. J Baird
Walker Daines
Chas. Rotramel
Terre Haute National Bank
John M. Smith
Clamant
Pearl Kerr
J. W. York
Replevin
Mary Johnson
J. Baird
Joshua Hamword
Berney Hammond
Bill
Zella Cooper
Jerry Cooper
Jesse Duvall
William Duvall
Jesse Parker
Wm. H Wilson
Hiram C. Wilson
J. J. Meehling
David T Black
John W Ingram
Laura M. Tingley
Levi N. Tingley
M. C. Dorsey
W. H. Dorsey
Robert Black
Harrison Black
Earl Reeves
Co. I. Rollings
Newt Rollings
Patrick Ferry
Jack Gallagher
Morris Logue
Mike Golden
Jacob Meehling
Sarah A. Roberts
Theodore F. Roberts
Sarah McDaniel
William McDaniel
Real Estate Transfers Aggregate Across Several Parcels
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds including Floyd H Tobias to Seymour Hurst for 70 acres at 33-11-12 priced 3000. Amy A Weir to E F Sharp and Asshel Bennett to E F Sharp both involve Marshall lots priced 1 and 1500 respectively. Other transfers include Allen McNary to Chester McNary 31-11-12 for 1050. Harry Mathew to John Mathew at Marshall for 2000. Phidilla Lang to O L Langland 19-10-14 for 3000. John W Ennis to James T Tichemer lots Martinsville 700. M C Davis to Peter Finkler lot Casey 240. Jay Sheridan Conklin to John S Collier lots Martinsville 1500. Mary Murphy to John Warner lots York 1000. Marion Partlow to William Orrell lot Casey 1660 and Orel Davis to William Orrell 10 acres 15-9-14 176. Seymour Hurst to Alber Myers 248 acres 28-33-34-1112 31000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Tobias
Seymour Hurst
Amy A. Weir
E. F. Sharp
Marshall
Asshel Bennett
Allen McNary
Chester McNary
Harry Mathew
John Mathew
Phidilla Lang
O. L. Langland
John W. Ennis
James T. Tichemer
Martinsville
M. C. Davis
Peter Finkler
Casey
Jay Sheridan Conklin
John S. Collier
Mary Murphy
John Warner
York
Marion Partlow
William Orrell
Orel Davis
Alber Myers
Licenses Granted Nor Ephemeral Couples in Indiana
Licenses issued for Ernest Ollinger aged 22 of Marshall to Jessie Sanders 17 of Marshal and Floyd R. Booker 21 of Midland Ind to Belle O. Bedwell 18 of Vicksburg Ind.
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Ernest Ollinger
Marshall
Jessie Sanders
Marshal
Floyd R. Booker
Midland
Ind
Belle O. Bedwell
Vicksburg
Motor Truck Caravan to Demonstrate Farm Use at Marshall
A Terre Haute club organized motor truck demonstrations arriving July 20 at 9 30 a m. The train from Paris will show how trucks aid farm work with a ten piece band, tours to Harry Maurer’s farm, and talks by farm experts. Local committee members welcome the caravan including Frank Machlan and Harry Maurer.
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Marshall
Paris
Harry Maurer
Walworth
Greater
Terre Haute
Frank Machlan
Albert Sockler
E D Morton
Harry Potter
Had to Happen Reflects on Herald’s Holiday Week Printing
The 12 page issue overwhelmed the Herald with news and ads. After a holiday, reporters worked overnight Tuesday to publish everything, with late items moved to another section. The note invites reader feedback and early news tips, plus weekend church schedule and an invitation to visitors to join the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Potter
Herald Force
Herald
Salvation Army to open hostel for veterans in Waukegan Illinois
Salvation Army plans a new 84 room hostel at the former 222 Washington Street site to serve veterans from Great Lakes Naval Training Station and counties statewide. The facility will include private and dormitory rooms, dining facilities, recreation spaces, library and visiting areas with modern amenities. Captain and Mrs. Rhoda, veterans themselves, lead the current and new hostel efforts to ease homesickness during recruit periods.
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Waukegan
Salvation Army
Ilinois
Washington Street
Great Lakes
R. H. Rhoda
A. EB. F
France
Christian Science Sunday Meetings Announced
Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. and Wednesday evening gatherings advertised with a welcoming note for Priltan Uhevire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priltan Uhevire
Sprague Remains in Jail Over Child Support Dispute
Ermal E. Sprague of Casey faced county court on a non support charge but the case stalled as he insisted the children are not his. He refused to provide support and was re committed to the county jail for further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermal E. Sprague
Casey
Clements Raid Leads to Guilty Pleas in Card Game
Sun day officers raided the old Dr. Bradley office and found six men from Marshall in a running card game. Judge Pearce sentenced Otho Tibbs L I MecFarling James McIlrath Arney Fawley James Dunn and Carroll Clem to $1000 fines plus costs totaling 2709 each. Tallman pleaded guilty to assault for striking William Chrisler with a fence picket and was fined 47.50 with jail time until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Short
Drake
Dr. Bradley
Herald
Marshall
Court House
Judge Pearce
Otho Tibbs
L. I MecFarling
James Mcllrath
Arney Fawley
James
William Chrisler
Marshall Home
Jonathan Tallman
Chrisler
Tallman
Bonded forgery suspect released after relatives aid
Staggs, held in jail on a forgery charge, was released Sunday on bond secured from relatives. A concrete bridge contract was awarded to Zimmerls Bridge Co of Paris for 1695 dollars for the Willman bridge on the Wabash Darwin township line. Max Zschau parked on industrial railroad tracks near the Ohio Oil office Saturday and his car was hit by a passing train with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuma
Willman
Zimmerls Bridge Co
Paris
Wabash
Dinky
Zschaus
Max Zschau
Ohio Oil Office
Zschau
Handy Reunion Marks Mrs Handy Eighty Second Birthday
The eighty second birthday of Mrs. Wm. A. Handy was celebrated at her West Union home. All her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren except one attended. She was born in Licking county, Ohio, and moved to Clark county at age 12, where she has lived the last 70 years.
War Billions Wasted
Expose by Representative William J. Graham details alleged waste and extravagance in wartime spending. It catalogs billions spent on aviation, cantonments, and nitro plants with little or no usable output and reports on cost-plus contracts and mismanaged projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam J. Graham
Illinois
Cushman
House War Investigation Committee
de Haviland
Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corporation
War Department
Curtiss Company
Bristol
National Army
Nitro
W Va
Hercules Powder Company
Virginia Powder Company
Kanawha Valley
Naval Armor Plant
Charleston
W. Va
Nashville
Tenn
Old Hickory
France
Sheffield
Ala
Mussle Shoals
Toledo
Otto
Cincinnati
Ohio
Easa H
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Bernice Elliott
Cloyce
Raymond Calvert
Fay
Chapman
Forest
Wilkie Postlewait
Thelma Davis
Helen Fry
Ruby
Reba Davis
Christian Science
Sprague
Staggs
Willman Bridge
Mickie
Messire
K.O
Vessir
Taacae
Graham
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