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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

2

First Band Concert Planned by Marshall Chamber Band

The Marshall Chamber of Commerce funds uniforms for the new band now called the Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band. A July 15 concert at 8:00 PM features works by Fillmore and Dalbey, with Saxophone soloist Chas. Trefz. Organizers urge fans to pledge support for ten summer concerts and to observe proper respect during the Star Spangled Banner.

Sea Chamber of Commerce Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band Knights of the Road Henry Fillmore Henry ‘Fillmore Airy Fairy Jewell Dalbey Containin Light Cavalry Lutspel Lassus Fillmore Chas. Trefz Uncle Tom Bodewalte Lampe South Carl V. Taubeneck Albert Sockler Ford

Odd Fellows Picnic Set For Martinsville Fair Grounds

At the Clarksville Odd Fellows district meeting a picnic was approved for September 6 at the Fair Grounds Martinsville. A committee was named to arrange details including speakers advertisers grounds music and entertainment, with a meeting held yesterday at Casey.

Clarksville Odd Fellows Casey Fair Grounds Martinsville

Evansville couple Grace Mayers and Francis Friday wed soon

Friday Mayers Evansville Indiana and Francis Friday also of Evansville will marry Thursday July 15. They plan a brief trip to Mammoth Cave Kentucky before returning. Grace Mayers formerly Grace Manhart from near West Union. George Washington Lansbury aged 75 died July 6 at his state line home. He is buried at Dunlap cemetery. He leaves a wife and two daughters.

Grace Mayers Francis Friday Evansville Ind Mammoth Cave Kentucky Mayers Grace Manhart Near West Union George Washington Lansbury State Line Dunlap

Hazel Short Dies in Two Week Illness At Ten

Hazel Short ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Short died yesterday morning at nine o clock after a two week illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two at the Methodist church. Vern Jones Gets Medal for war service after Terre Haute ceremony where about 300 boys of the P C and St L Ry were honored by the railroad for their war records. Orange Township Sundry School Convention will be held at the church Sunday July 4 18 at 2 with a short program and speakers.

Hazel Short Charles Short Methodist Ver Jones Terre Haute P. C St. L. Ry St. Louis Indianapolis Orange Township Seeth and Church

Burkett Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Sixty three friends and relatives helped Mr and Mrs Geo Burkett celebrate their 25th anniversary Sunday. Dinner was served in the yard and many guests departed after a delightful day. Attendees included Chas Burkett and family of Kansas Will Burkett and daughter Harry Freeland and Irene Blunk from Chicago.

Geo. Burkett Chas. Burkett Kansas Will Burkett Harry Freeland Advance, Ill Irene Blunk Chicago

Circuit Court In Session Two Days Delivers Quick Dockets

The circuit court convened two days with cases ranging from larceny to divorces. Claude Doran permitted to travel to Ohio on half costs. Several cases dismissed or continued, with partitions granted and reports ordered. Multiple divorces awarded on grounds of desertion and adultery with child custody provisions.

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 Harrson 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 in Various Counties

Property transfers list multiple buyers and sellers with parcels labeled by lot and section. Transactions include 70 acres for Floyd H Tobias to Seymour Hurst and 248 acres for Seymour Hurst to Alber Myers with sums ranging from 300 to 31000 dollars.

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 To Young Couples In Indiana

Two marriage licenses issued in Indiana. Ernest Ollinger, 22, Marshall, to Jessie Sanders, 17, Marshall. Floyd R. Booker, 21, Midland, Ind., to Belle O. Bedwell, 15, Vicksburg, Ind.

Ernest Ollinger Marshall Jessie Sanders Marshal Floyd R. Booker Midland Ind Belle O. Bedwell Vicksburg

Motor Truck Caravan Demonstrates Farm Uses at Marshall

A Terre Haute club arranged a July 20 motor truck caravan to arrive in Marshall at 9 30 am. A ten piece band will accompany the trucks before a tour to Harry Maurer’s farm for demonstrations on motor trucks as farm aids. Farm Adviser Walworth and local committee members welcome the event.

Marshall Paris Harry Maurer Walworth Greater Terre Haute Frank Machlan Albert Sockler E D Morton Harry Potter

Herald prints late news after long edition

A lengthy past issue forced extra work as the Herald published the overflow on Tuesday. The paper thanks readers for feedback and urges early news tips and ad copy. Church notices promote services with times and an invitation to visitors to join.

Salvation Army to Open New Waukegan Hostel for Soldiers

Salvation Army plans a new hostel at a renovated building in Waukegan to serve service men from Illinois and the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. The 84 private rooms and dormitories for 260, with recreation areas and dining facilities, aim to ease homesickness after the war. Captain and Mrs. Rhoda, veteran hosts, will run the facility starting in September. In a second note, Mrs. Ella Kelfth’s SS class hosted a birthday dinner and evening of songs at her home with Neva Cooper and others attending.

Waukegan Salvation Army Ilinois Washington Street Great Lakes R. H. Rhoda France Ella Kelfth Neva Cooper Ralph Roy Bernice Elliott Cloyce Raymond Calvert Fay Chapman Forest Wilkie Postlewait Thelma Davis Helen Fry Ruby Reba Davis

Christian Science Sunday and Wednesday Meetings Announced

Church notices invite attendance at Sunday 11 00 a m services and Wednesday evening gatherings with unspecified time noted. The message welcomes readers and invites participation in Priltan Uhevise.

al Ara Priltan Uhevise

Sprague Remanded After Denying Child Support Claim

Ermal E. Sprague of Casey remained in jail after a county court appearance on nonsupport charges. He insisted the children were not his and refused support, leading to re commitment for further developments.

Ermal E. Sprague Casey

Clements Raid Reveals Six Involved in Card Game

Sun day noon officers led six Marshall men Otho Tibbs L I MecFarling James Mcllrath Arney Fawley James Dunn and Carroll Clem to the courthouse where they pled guilty to gaming before Judge Pearce. Each paid 1000 fine and costs totaling 2709 dollars.

Clements Short Drake Dr. Bradley Herald Marshall Court House Judge Pearce Otho Tibbs L. I MecFarling James Mcllrath Arney Fawley James

Staggs Bond Release. Bridge Contract Awarded

Staggs was released Sunday on bond posted by relatives while held on forgery charges. A $1,695 concrete Willman bridge contract was awarded to Zimmerls Bridge Co of Paris for the Wabash Darwin township line. Max Zschau’s car was damaged by a train near the Ohio Oil office after he parked on industrial tracks.

Zuma Willman Zimmerls Bridge Co Paris Wabash Dinky Zschaus Max Zschau Ohio Oil Office Zschau

Handy Reunion Marks Eighty Second Birthday in West Union

The eighty second birthday anniversary of Mrs. Wm. A. Handy was celebrated at her West Union home. All the children grandchildren and great grandchildren except one attended. Born in Licking county Ohio she moved to Clark county at age 12 and has spent about 70 years in West Union.

Messire Electric Motor A Gas Engine

The article comments on a motor or engine design described as a gas engine and electric motor hybrid. It notes cost considerations in terms of old fashioned dollars and mentions difficulties balancing parts and output. The piece carries a lively editorial tone about making the device work despite early obstacles.

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War Billions Wasted Washington July Exposé on WWI waste

Rep William J. Graham exposes massive overcharges and mismanagement in the wartime aviation and industrial programs. He cites $1.05 billion for aviation with no front-line planes, inflated costs for Curtiss Machs, standards, and Bristol and Standard J types, plus cost-plus contracts and stalled plants with little or no wartime output. Several projects doubled as boondoggles, including Nitro and Old Hickory plants, and a vast tank program that never produced front-line tanks before armistice.

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 France Sheffield Ala Mussle Shoals Toledo Otto Cincinnati Ohio Easa H

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