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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1927

Page

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Taft Says Law Better Than White House At Seventy

The piece argues Chief Justice Taft should not retire and praises his vigor and wisdom. It contrasts his mind and smile with calls for strong national air and naval power, including bases in major cities and a priority on defense. It includes reflections on public duty, fiscal surplus, and social issues seen through a gubernatorial lens.

Taft White House United States Uncle Sam Melton Europe

Bruner Returns to Open Marshall Grocery on South Sixth

Chas. A. Bruner of Terre Haute is moving back to Marshall this week and will open a grocery in the former site on South Sixth Street where he previously operated a store.

Chas. A. Bruner Terre Haute Marshall South Sixth Street

Gift Shop Painted Black and White Outside

A local shop named Marold Luse Jewelry and Cit Shop received exterior paint updates with a black and white color scheme. The new look aims to refresh the storefront and attract customers.

Marold Luse— Jewelry and Cit Sivea S Nam

July Term of Circuit Court Closes Friday in Marshall

Judge S. Murray Clark of Danville presided finishing twelve chancery cases. Foreclosures and partitions proceeded. divorces granted to Maude Roan Scott and Madge Nebergall. custody and alimony set in Nebergall case. Next term scheduled for November in Marshall with costs awarded to plaintiffs where noted.

Murray Clark Danville Marshall S. Murray Clark I. Carlyle E. A. Snyder Hulda Snyder J. W. Solley W. H. Squires Bill Stiit Myrtle Shawver Levi T. Tingley Claud Mauk H. GC Montgomery Martinsville Loan and Building Association John D. Hurst Mae Hurst Pearl Scheulke Alice Consuer Elmer White Henry Musselman Esther Burnsides Bell Gross Et al William Larrison Maude Roan Scott Bert Scott W. C. Turner Sarah A. Branch J. B. Phillips Madge Nebergall T L. Nebergall

Marriages Listed For Indiana Towns and Townships

A sequence of marriage licenses shows pairs across Indianapolis Robinson Terre Haute Wabash Bloomington Martinsville and Peoria with ages ranging from 18 to 44. Individuals include John Twigg Thelma England J Bussard Iris Cooper Clarence Whalen Gladys Morris Forest Combes James Campbell Louise Sankey Lloyd Reed Beulah Connelly Quincy Remlinger Pearl Crank Virgil D McMillan Mary Silvers Chas Holden Nellie Grant lish Estridge Elinor Powers and Edward Shotts Dorothy Brosman.

John Twigg Indianapolis Thelma England Indianapolis & J Bussard Robinson Iris Cooper Clarence Whalen Terre Haute Gladys Morris Cloverland Forest, Combes Chrisman Ethel Phelps James Campbell Louise Sankey Lloyd Reed Westfield Beulah Connelly Quincy Remlinger Wabash Township Pearl Crank Virgil D. McMillan Bloomington Ind Mary Silvers Chas, Holden Nellie Grant Lish Estridge Peoria Elinor Powers West Mont Edward Shotts Anderson Township Dorothy Brosman Martinsville

Summer Feeding Keeps Dairies Profitable Says Illinois Expert

Urbana July 19. Illinois dairy extension specialist C S Rode warns summer neglect causes heavy losses. He cites grain on pasture as key, noting a farmer earned 11.68 profit per cow by feeding grain. cows average 6485 pounds milk with grain vs 5860 without. Shade and cool barns reduce fly impact and boost profits.

Urbana Ill C. S. Rode College of Agriculture University of Illinois Jo Daviess County

Huffman Evans Wedding in Marshall at United Brothers Church

Miss Cla Irene Huffman and Glenn S Evans wed in a ring ceremony led by Rev I B Sipes at the United Brothers church of Marshall. The couple, together with family and friends, hosted a 6:00 dinner at the bride’s parents home and then departed for Chicago to begin their new life.

Cla Irene Huffman Glenn Stans Evans I B. Sipes United Brothers Church of Marshall Herman Huffman Gertrude Moril Helen L. Evans Allen Huffman Near Casey Casey High School Ernest DB. Evans Chicago Alten Huffman Friendship Church Glenn S. Evans Geo. Allen Huffman Ernest E. Evans B. L. Adams Casey Samuel Huffman Thos Fred Neely Frank Huffman Tere Haute Terre Haute Helen Eevans Victor Huffman Robby Dean Evans Elmer E. Short Lake Park Avenue

Mickie Says What Billboards Are Good as Newspapers

A playful local note comments on billboard ads as advertising tools. The speaker muses that people may read ads on billboards, urging readers to report if they see someone engrossed in such notices.

Local Pairings Reported In Census of Relationships

Names and ages from a regional directory show multiple pairing entries. Glenn S Evans aged 21 of Chicago moves with Clen Trene Huffman 17 of Casey. Joseph D L Smithhart 22 of Terre Haute paired with Nellie Kneeves 20 of Terre Haute. Raymond Brothers 38 of Casey with Ethel I Kelly 20 of Casey. Floyd Strode 22 of Springfield with Charlotte Beach 19 of Springfield. Floyd Williams 22 of Charleston with Mary Combs 21 of Marshall. Ade DeBord 44 of Cesay linked to Alte Roans 27 of iazel Mati.

Glenn S. Evans Chicago Clen Trene Huffman Casey Joseph DL. Smithhart Terre Haute Nellie Kneeves Raymond Brothers Ethel I. Kelly Floyd Strode Springfield Charlotte Beach Floyd Williams Charleston Mary Combs Marshall Ade DeBord Cesay Alte Roans Iazel Mati

Marshall violin pupils hold recital at Miss Armstrong's home

Miss Claudine Armstrong, violin teacher at Marshall schools last winter, presented a recital for her Terre Haute based pupils at 8:00 p.m. last Thursday at her home in Terre Haute. Students from Marshall performed pieces by Bernard, Kern, Severn, Keel, Huhn, and Dancla with local attendees.

Claudine Armstrong Terre Haute Marshall Gavotte Huhn Rose Mary Weir West Union Barcarole Dancla

Reynolds resigns to build own station on East Main

Victor Reynolds leaves his Keystone filling station post and starts constructing a Standard Oil station at his home on East Main Street. Fred Sweet succeeds him at Keystone.

Victor Reynolds Keystone Standard Oil East Main Street Fred Sweet Mr Reynolds Keystone Me

District Meeting and Basket Dinner Set for July 31

A Sunday school district meeting of District No. 9 and a basket dinner will be held at Willow Creek church in Orange township on Sunday, July 31. Grant Elliott of Martinsville is district president of the Sunday School Association in Clark county.

Willow Creek Church Orange Township Grant Elliott Martinsville Sunday School Association Clark County

Judge Fines Paris Man for Driving While Intoxicated and Liquor Transport

Orian Sims of Paris was arrested near Auburn after his car left the road and collided with a bridge. Judge Jed Gard fined him 100 dollars on each charge and costs totaling 24 dollars and 50 cents, and revoked his auto license for six months. Security for fines was posted by Ibert Slaughter and L Shipley.

Orian Sims Paris Harry Coldren Roy Cropp Auburn Marshall Coldren Cropp Sims Simso Iameovicalo Dk Jed Gard Ibert Slaughter L. Shipley Gard

Marshall Man Goes to Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Frank Brosman and family will move to Indianapolis around August first as he transfers from the Ohio Oil Company office to work for the Lincoln Oil Refining Company in that city. Ea Car goes over embankment near Steve Starkey farm west of Marshall. occupants Mrs C D Edwards and children of St Louis receive scratches and bruises with slight injuries. steering wheel locks and car plunges down embankment damaging wiring and fence posts. all return to St Louis after car is taken to Machlan's Garage.

Frank Brosman Indianapolis Brosman Ohio Oil Company Lincoln Oil Refining Company C D. Edwards St Louis Star Steve Starkey Marshall Edwards Machlan St. Louis

Engagement announced for Marshall girl Lucy Buser

Mr and Mrs Fred Buser of Marshall announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Lucy of Terre Haute to Frank J Ophoff son of Mr and Mrs George Ophoff of Terre Haute The wedding is planned for early August

Fred Buser MarShall Lucy Terré Haute Frank J. Ophoff George Ophoff Terre Finute

Mayor McCauley Plans Popular Evening Concerts

James Cosgrove to sing Isle of My Idle Dreams for first time at concerts with the Whistling Number by request. Junior Band to perform August 22. Mayor McCauley arranges a popular program featuring Sousa and Lampe pieces and a special hit song When My Sweetie Walks Down the Street. Mason lodge to perform second degree tonight.

James Cosgrove Isle of My Aviancee Harold Bright Ree Cosgroves P Laved Sousa Maritana Wallace SlHide Lazy Luke Galuska Reeg Farmer Boy Filmore Lampe Columbia Chambers McCauley Sweetie

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