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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

Page

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Six Boys Hurt In Truck Crash Near Hickman Hill

Six Dennison boys were injured Sunday afternoon when a motor truck returning from a ball game turned over on Hickman hill toward Marshall. Injuries ranged from a fractured jaw to back and neck injuries. Hague Everett has a serious jaw fracture, Montgomery Frank leg injuries, Huber James back and hip gash, Weaver S neck injury, Orville Taylor severe bruises, Cooley Harry mashed fingers. They were treated at Paris and Terre Haute hospitals as a brake failure and axle break caused loss of control.

Dennison Hickman Hill Marshall Hague Everett Paris Hospital Montgomery Frank Terre Haute Hospital Huber James Weaver Taylor Orville Cooley Harry

Subscription renewal notice with expiration details

The notice explains subscription expirations next month and how to renew. It instructs readers to look for the date printed after their name and to renew promptly to avoid interruption of delivery. It notes discontinuation at the expiration time and how to receive the paper without gaps.

Fas Circuit Court Adjourns After Three Days of Speed Work

Fas Circuit Court adjourned on Wednesday after three days of speed work. Many cases were dismissed or continued while a few divorce cases drew brief attention before being resolved or moved outside the courtroom. Also noted was the Vandalia train schedule change effective July 20 1919 through Marshall. Church announcements follow with Zion Emmanuel Marshall and others listing Sunday School times and services.

Vandalia Railroad Marshall

Christian Science Services Schedule

Sunday service at 11 am and Wednesday evening meeting at 8 pm. Sunday school starts at 10 am. All are welcome in the Pythian theatre.

Pythian Theatre

Midweek Bible Study and Sunday Lesson Plans

Midweek services at 8 00 p m discuss The Need of Memorization and each member brings a verse. Sunday School at 9 30 am features The Basis of Christian Fellowship with J L May superintendent. No preaching due to pastor attending Lake Geneva Conference.

Christian Fellowship J L. May Lake Geneva

Open Air Sunday Services At Local Church

The church plans services in all departments Sunday with Morning worship at 1045 and a sermon The End of The Trail the second in a series Epworth League meets at 715 led by Roy Jefferds Evening worship at 8 on the west lawn features music and Am I My Brother s Keeper by the pastor Open air services draw crowds and invite all to attend Children Hour Thursday afternoon on the north side grounds invites play and story telling Tennis and croquet grounds open to the community with rules in effect Grounds close Sunday and Wednesday at 30 pm for prayer services The church aims to be a community center inviting criticism suggestions and cooperation from all sources P Naymond Powers Pastor

Epworth League Roy Jefferds North Side P. Naymond Powers

McKinley for Senator Rumors Stir in Illinois

Orville L. Davis, editor of the Champaign Daily Gazette, says William B. McKinley is likely to be formally announced as a 1920 U S senate candidate to succeed Senator Sherman. Davis notes McKinley’s twelve years in the lower house and his business leadership including the Illinois traction system and the McKinley Bridge, with a Clark county visit likely before the campaign tightens.

Orville L. Davis Champaign Daily Gazette Marshall Clark County McKinley Davis William B Mec Kinley Champaign Sherman United States Senate Ing IlHnois Congress United States Ats. Louis

Maurer Surprised on Birthday

Harry Maurer celebrated his fiftieth birthday with a Sunday gathering of about 35 relatives and friends after church. A noon dinner, a large five decade cake, and an afternoon of music and conversation followed at the Marshall home with guests from Martinsville Springfield Terre Haute and West Terre Haute among others.

Harry Maurer Maurer E H Walworth Martinsville Illinois Arthur Tarman John Marshall la Mont Taylor Eugene Davison Springfield Hannah S.easure W W Brown Myrtle Vroane H M Beck Leo Miller West Terre Haute

Marriage Licenses Granted In Darwin and Paris Townships

Grant Hollenbeck 28 of Darwin Township marries Marie Heleine 17 of Darwin Township. Claude Ashley 27 of Paris marries Ethel Bale 19 of Paris.

Grant Hollenbeck Darwin Marie Heleine Claude Ashley Paris Ethel Bale

Dierlamm resigns to lead Plymouth Church Terre Haute

Rev Cleveland R Dierlamm announces resignation from First Congregational Marshall effective September 1 to accept pastorate at Plymouth Congregational Church in Terre Haute. He arrived December 1 1917 after service near Chicago North Dakota and Montana. Farewell set for August 31. Rex Dierlamm and wife prep Lake Geneva vacation. A report from Interchurch Conference to follow.

Cleveland R. Dierlamm First Congregational Church Plymouth Congregational Church Terre Haute Dierlamm Marshall Chicago North Dakota Montana Marshall Church Rex Dierlamm Lake Geneva Wis

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices

A sequence of real estate transfers is listed with names and small sums. Transfers include Ethel Magegert to Chas Hollingsworth for 30 acres valued at 300 dollars and multiple parcel trades in Martinsville and Casey with prices ranging from 1 to 10 thousand dollars.

Ethel Magegert Chas Hollingsworth Ritta G W J Gohen Dulaney Add Casey Fannt Weir Jo OH Weldon Rele Marshall San Fisher JH Lippincott Casey John Ho Parker Joseph S Thompson Tripia Gilbert Joseph Tibbs Martinsville Nancy A Holladay George Cline Thomas Nidey Edwin Nidey Chalkley Nidey Lewis Butler William Short Willis + Short W E. McClandish M Bowman H C Wolf

Judge Shuey Seeks Republican Convention Delegate Nomination

Judge C A Shuey of Charleston announces candidacy for delegate to the constitutional convention in the 34th senatorial district with a September 10 primary. He is the first to announce. up to two more nominations from the district will follow. Coles county supporters toured Marshall, bringing Judge John H Marshall John Whismand and Fred Moore of Charleston. Sen John R Hamilton and Fred Harris of Mattoon are connected to the effort. Shuey, a 15 year lawyer and Republican county central committee member, recalled his Marshall reading days and expressed pleasure at seeing old friends.

C A. Shuey Charleston Judge Shuey Coles County Marshall John H. Marshall John Whismand Fred Moore John R. Hamilton Fred Harris Mattoon

Dr J G Parr travels in self contained tour car to California

Dr J G Parr of Martins Ferry Ohio and his wife and son traveled through Marshall en route to California in a self contained vehicle labeled Ohio to California The car includes a compact kitchen a roll bed bedding and dressing space The party noted the rough roads east of Pere and planned improvements to the highway The journey aims toward Vorbe Lind California A fire destroyed Charles English residence on upper Wabash Wednesday with total loss and no items saved Insurance partially covered the damage

J G Parr Martins Ferry Ohio Marshall California Marshall House Dr Parr Charles English Upper Wabash

Secret Anglo American Pact debate stirs Senate

Washington news notes a heated discussion in the Senate over a secret treaty among Great Britain the United States and France seen as Expeliency not principle. Senators Hitchcock and others question the pact’s permanence amid league of nations debates and warn of future wars.

Washington Great Britain United States Senate White House Europe Hitchcock Germany France Wilson League Poly O Dome Foreign Relations Committee

Fusser’s Genteel Socializing Attracts Local Gossip

The Fusser, seen with his luminous eyes, is described as a regular social figure in town. He is teased for his association with a flashy crowd and his charm with the ladies, drawing attention in Tower society.

O the Fusser Saita Tiffany Clarence Marshmallow Tower

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