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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1926

Page

8

Herald Notes and Local Updates From Days Gone By

Notices cover mail rate changes and wrappers, Martin hardware sale not completed, Finkbiner stock bid, DeLance Cole takes post office, editor to focus on Herald, thanks to readers, injury from hay load to Kramer’s son, Dr Rabb sets bone, wedding at 10 30 am with Velma Sullins piano recital at Congregational church, Daisy decor and program handlers at event.

Herald T. Martin Finkbiner Martin DeLance Cole W A Duke Booth George Kramer Rabb Velma A. Sullins Faye Williams Katherine Baird Louise Hoey Louise Deaner Marjorie Lewis Ellen“ Dixon Gertrude Cole Alice Purduhn Margaret Kerr Electa Davis Druscilla Deaner Virginia Hoey

Robbers Steal $750 From CV & C Train Passenger

Forty years ago Ed Plaskett, returning from Bog Creek on the CV and C line, was approached by two tramps. One held a revolver to his head while the other searched his pockets and stole $750. They escaped and were not yet found. Ed went to town to notify authorities.

Ed Plaskett Bog Creek CV & C H. L. Allman Alma Blanche Pullen Allman Tina Marshall Sam Prevo Terre Haute Walnut Prairie John John R. Archer Frank Green Bav Wis

Marshall Neighbor Surprises Robbery Plot On Way To Camp

James Dunn thwarted a planned hold up by five or six Standard Oil laborers on a livery ride to a camp two miles north of Marshall. He unhitched his rig after overhearing the plot and defended himself with a shotgun, sending the attackers fleeing. Also noted is Samuel Prevo Jr.’s 21st birthday dinner and Marshall’s second ball team travel and result against Kansas, with pitcher Berty B Martin on Marshall.

James Dunn Standard Oil Co Marshall Jim Samuel Prevo Jr Kansas S. Berty Martin Thargame

Storm Leaves City in Shattered Wake

Ten years ago a severe storm battered the city. Debris filled streets as trees and awnings lay scattered. A hay barn near Vandalia station was destroyed. Horses from Stony Smittkamp were killed. Lightning killed two men from York and Wabash townships. A college romance ended in marriage for Miss Ruth Bevietet and Mr Lang in Nashna, New Hampshire.

Morris Logue Vandalia Station Stony Smittkamp Jeff Cline York Township John Buser Wabash Ruth Bevietet Air Nirs. Qi Davigca Mr “M. Langoe Nashna New “Hempshire

Vacation visitors and weekend guests in Van Buren

Stewart Clack of Van Buren Mo visits with friends and relatives. Orville Tuylor and family of Fairbanks spent Sunday here. Gene and Walter Lowe of Terre Haute and many others spent time with local families. Various locals hosted relatives from Marshall Robinson Dar win Ernst Texas and Terre Haute during weekends and weekdays.

Stewart Clack van Buren Orville Tuylor Fairbanks Gene and Walter Lowé Terre Haute Willie Kinderdine Robinson A. Kinderdine

Mrs Mary Mendenall Visits Danville Kin at Martinsville

Mrs Mary Mendenall of Danville visits her daughter Mrs Walter Terrel W Downs and wife and spends Sunday with Harmon Ketcher and wife near Martinsville. Walter Terrel and family visit Paris. Mrs Phelps and family dine with Mrs W D Downs at Rocky Branch. Shelby Redmon hosts dinner with Janet Thomas and others.

Mary Mendenall Danville Walter Terrel Downs Harmon Ketcher Martinsville Betty Paris Sam Michael Abe Babcock W Macke Myrtle Kerby Sara Carney Omer Beau Champ Barney Gallagher Belle W D. Downs Phelps Rocky Branch Shelby Redmon Janet Thomas Indianapolis Lon Spires Clarksville Milton Redmon Wm Redmon Marshall

Pleasant Grove Notes Family Visits and Local Gossip

Pleasant Grove section records visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Babcock and daughters with relatives in Terre Haute Miss Flora Graham and Miss Beulah Head also appear among visitors Frances Richey stays with Lillian Wieland Family ties run through Liberty Hamilton Percy Head John Graham Flora and Thomas with Glenn Morgan heirs and friends Obituary for Mrs Emma Neeley born 1871 near Marshall Illinois died 1926 at Greenup widow of Ed Winters later Marve Neeley. Funeral at Pleasant Valley church conducted by Ray Stubblefield. Interment at Graeaty cemetery.

Timothy Babcock James Phillips Robert Leech Terre Haute Flora Graham Beulah Head Liberty Hamilton Frances Richey Lillian Wieland Willie Percy Head John Graham Flora Thomas Glenn Morgan Alba Phimde George John Phillips Carrie Perrie Charleston Alma Mayfield Casey Sam Umbarger Hume Elmer Umbarger Pleasant Valley Church Ray Stubblefield Graeaty Eergery

FTC to Propose Advertising Rules for Newspapers

The Federal Trade Commission plans sweeping measures to curb false or misleading ads in newspapers and periodicals. The rule proposal holds publishers advertisers and agencies accountable, with public release expected within a week or two. The policy aims to earn broad support from publishing and advertising interests.

William L. Daley The Herald Washington Washington, D. C Federal Trade Commission Commission

Community Notes On Weekend Visits And A Quiet Wedding

Clarksville residents and families shared visitors and social calls through the weekend. A quiet marriage occurred between Martog Clapp and Hazel Mink of Grandview, while relatives including the Kirchners and Hugginses visited local homes and attended family gatherings.

Final Error Neglect Inspires Reflective Note

A reflective message cites Nishville Barnes urging mindful choices as a possible life altering action. The quotation emphasizes memory and doing what may be one of the best things a person can do on Earth.

Nishville Barnes Dr. Rawlings United States

Mild Winter Delights Glendale with No Freeze So Far

Kilborn notes exceptionally warm winter in Glendale California with no freezes, compares to 1913-14 when 16 degrees killed thousands of citrus trees. He predicts scorchers ahead amid cloudy spring and forecasts hot days. Reports meeting Mrs Sallie Sheppard Scholfield, who with her father runs a real estate business in Eagle Rock near Glendale.

Mrs. Scholfield Eagle Rock Mr. Kilborn By . L. Kilborn Glendale Calif Sallie Sheppard Scholfield Hagle Rock

Estates and guardians appointed in New York County Court

The estate of Joe Connelly Jr. petitions to lease land for oil and gas with conservator authorization. Oscar Irving estate petitions, bond posted, minor nominations filed. CE Bennett named guardian with $700 bond. Emma Lowry estate petitions with bond. H. K. Landreth named guardian of Earl M. Lowry Jr. with $5000 bond. George Murphy estate appraisers named. J A Hight conservator to continue as administrator. Ralph D. McIntosh estate petitions approved. J H Brydon named administrator with $1200 bond. George Craig estate report of sale approved and deed recorded. Eliza C Cook estate final report approved. resident legatee appearance recorded. executrix discharged.

Joe Connelly Jr Ward Oscar Irving C E Bennett Emma Lowry H. K. Landreth Earl M. Lowry George Murphy B. C Finney Joe H. Flint G. C. Orndorff J. A. Hight Ralph D. McIntosh J H Brydon O. M Mauk G. T. Rowland Harry Redman George Craig Eliza C. Cook Robert Russell Lee

Recent Deaths in Marshall Area Leave Several Beneficiaries

Thomas D Murphy 68 died at home near Clarksville two days ago and funeral services were held at his residence with Rev Bert Eckle. Burial in Marshall Cemetery. Survived by wife four sons Russell and Harry in Dolson township and at home Truman Joe and Russell of Marshall plus brother Eid near Clarksville and sister Mrs John Dawson of Marshall. Christina Zeigler 80 died Monday night at her Anderson township home. Funeral at residence Rev D A Kraft officiating. Burial Zeigler cemetery. Survived by brother Fred Holzworth of Marshall and half-sister Mrs John Lederman of Marshall County two sons Billy and John at home. Henry W Dietz 69 died Wednesday morning at 7:15 at his southwest Marshall home. Funeral at residence 10:00 with Rev H W Wortman officiating. Burial in Marshall Cemetery. Survived by wife four daughters Nettie Mrs C C Cook Lenors all of Terre Haute and Josephine in China.

A P Clapp Harold Terre Haute G L. Huggins Emil Clapp Roxie Carpenter Idianapolis Rev W. A. Fuson Flem Clark Harry Paris Plamsom Clara Grandview Harvey Shumaker Rosie Clapp Elza Newman Opal Kirchner Thelma Pearce Aaron Kirchner Harry Murphy Tom Murphy Charles Jackson West Union Glen Clapp Martog’Clapp Hazel Mink Joseph Fox Clarence Fox Aidy Fry Mike Swartz Frank Swartz Geo. Spires James McClary Wes Milhouse Andy Fry Iss Etta Shumaker Thomas D. Murphy Clarks Bert Eckle Marshall Cemetery Truman Joe Russell Marshall Dolson Township Eid Clarksville John Dawson Christina Zeigler Anderson Township D. A. Kraft Henry W Dietz H. W. Wortman Nettie C. C. Cook Josephine China

Savings from new mall sack program cut costs

Fragmented OCR notes claim a program to reuse sacks saves taxpayers money by reducing cost per yard and scrap value of the sacks. The text references cents per yard and annual savings, but details are unclear and names or dates are absent.

United States Severn Nest

Springfield launches five year dental hygiene program

Springfield Illinois announces a five year dental hygiene educational program with state support and a full time dentist on the health department staff. The initiative aims to reduce tooth decay through public education and preventive services for children and expectant mothers.

Springfield Ill Illinois and Chicago State Health Department Isaac D. Rawlings State Department of Public Health

English convict remarks on sentence commutation

A reported remark from a convict told his sentence was commuted to penal servitude for life. He reportedly said, Well, sir, they say that no noose is good news, and I'm hanged if it isn't.

Chlrden

Dog and Cat Laundry Opens in Brockton Mass

A Brockton Massachusetts service offers home visits to bathe groom and massage dogs and cats. An attendant calls at the residence and delivers fully pampered pets with baths massages and styled fur.

Brockton Mass

Lesson for Father Geometry A mathematical science

A Detroit News clipping discusses a father and son related to geometry, highlighting education in mathematics and the influence of a father’s ignorance on learning. The fragment hints at a school setting and a moral about study and intellect.

Detroit News

English Chimney Tax in Charles II Era

A description of a chimney tax called chimney money levied on each hearth in nine houses during the reign of Charles II in England. The text notes the tax practice and its historical context in 17th century England.

England

Iron scientist misses space lecture after tardy arrival

The scientist due to lecture on The Infinity of Space was half an hour late and unable to find a place to park.

Faint Radio Hints Ahead of Climax of Speech

A fragment notes that faint radio intimations are eagerly awaited before the climactic moment of a prominent speech. The passage emphasizes anticipation and the public’s attention to broadcasts guiding the finale.

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