Food Inspectors Crack Down On Impure Products In Illinois
A state agriculture division led by Be. M. Davison investigates suspicious items from a sale including Pure Cider Vinegar and dried fish. Tests reveal harmful preservatives and misbranded products. rejected lots are traced or destroyed. Inspectors report skim milk thickened with coal tar dye and other falsified foods while warning purchasers and firms.
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Sony _scientific
Blank
Wes
Illinois
Eges
Imag
Department’of Agriculture
Davison
Marshall Memorial Day Observances Highlight Decorated Graves
Marshall's Memorial Day ceremonies featured well decorated graves and a procession from the Chamber of Commerce to Catholic and Marshall cemeteries. The afternoon program at the Pythian Hall included musical selections and an address by Dr. Clark B. Thomas, with the Boy Scouts aiding the American Legion in the exercises.
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Marshall
Marshall Chamber
Clark
Thomas
American Legion
Christian Endeavor Convention in Stewardson District Rally
The annual Attamont district Christian Endeavor convention will be held in Stewardson on June 15 and 16. The district includes Clark Cumberland BalIng ham Fayette Sand Shelby counties. Speakers include D G Walker state field secretary of Chicago Chester White Sualo Rev J C Mullins district superintendent of the Christian church. A large pennant will be awarded to the society traveling greatest miles. There will be good music inspiring addresses and organizers hope for a large attendance.
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Christian Endeavor
Attamont
Stewardson
Clark
Cumberland
Chester
White
Sualo
Isesrte Aworker
St. ‘Louis
Ara
J.C. “Mullins
Christian Church
Atendance
WEDDINGS IN THREE CITIES REPORTED
At the groom parents home in Har dinsville Miss Marjorie Lamb married Charles BE Lamb Friday. At West Main Marshall Geo Funkhouser Mattoon and Zella Richeson Marshall wed Tuesday last. Saturday evening John Blenkenship Indianapolis and Merris Giouga Darwin wed with Rev O Neal officiating.
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Stephen
Lamb
Hardinsville
Marjorie
Charles BE
John‘ Blenkenship
Indianapolis
Merris
Giouga
Darwin
Ae O'Neal Otiicaiea
Ar “A
State Press Association meeting in Springfield 1930s
The State Press Association met in Springfield over Friday and Saturday with a well filled session. Topics included the postal zone law and its potential to raise advertising and subscription rates, a controversial point among editors. The convention lasted about seven hours each day. Benjamin S. Herbert of Chicago was elected president and H. L. Williamson was re elected secretary.
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State Press” Association
Springfield
Herald
Atended
Onas
Congress
Banquet of Seniors at Marshall High Draws Praise
Marshall High School seniors enjoyed their annual banquet hosted by juniors on Thursday night. The Cr ose four piece orchestra of Paris provided music for dinner served by Congregational church ladies and the dance. Toasts by Ted Perdue and others followed a formal program with a green and white color scheme and decorative lighting. Punch and dancing completed the evening in the club rooms.
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Marshall High School
Crose
Orchestra of
Paris
Helen Dickerson
Jean ‘McCormick
Ted Perdue
Dorothy ~ Zeigler
Senior Class Play Stop Thief Performed in Marshall
The senior class play Stop Thief was staged at the Python Theater in Marshall on Monday and Tuesday nights. Managers received praise for careful preparation and audiences expressed satisfaction with the performances by John Hasson Mary sagt Marjorie Lewis Lucile Sockler Larah Matkin Dorothy Zeizle y Davison Raymond Martin St Mathews Robert Alford Drew Cas teel Robert Tibbs Fenton Shirely Harry Cropp Clarence O'Rayhal Jerome Pellum Frank Noakes.
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Marshall
Robert Tibbs
Fenton” Shirely
Harry Cropp
Clarence O'Rayhal
Jerome Pellum
Frank
Noakes
Masons at Dennison New Hope Lodge Confers Two Master Masons
New Hope lodge No. 620 AT and A M held a Saturday night session conferring two master mason degrees. Visitors from Vermillion Marshall Terre Haute and Paris attended. A reception was served after the ceremonies with Frank Welch serving as worshipful master.
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New Hope Lodge No
Vermillion
Marshall
Erré Bauté
West’ Terre ‘Haute
Paris
Frank ‘Co Welch
Veterans urge joining the American Legion women’s auxiliary
An appeal urges veterans of World War II to join the American Legion and support forming a women’s auxiliary unit. The message stresses honor for mothers sisters wives and daughters and promotes the auxiliary as vital to the Legion’s future growth and national standing.
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American Legion
Péing
American “Legion
U.S. A
Awomen
American ‘Legion
Memorial services announced for Marshall District Court No.16
Memorial services are announced for J. Harry Maurer and C. C. Beadle at 8:00 p.m. on June 10 1921 in Marshall. Members are invited to bring friends. Fire at Volkers store in Dennison causes $25 to $50 damage. Fire reported around 10:30 p.m. unknown cause. Mayor Poorman acted quickly with a fire extinguisher. S. F. Maring departs for a five month trip to Kansas Nebraska and Colorado to visit relatives.
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Marshall
Ed. Volkers
Dennison
Arthur Poorman
Wes
Occa
Yarge
F. Maring
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Marriage Licenses Granted In Indiana Townships
Daniel Curran died at his home aged 56 years. Funeral services were held at St Marys church with burial in the Catholic cemetery. The notice lists numerous marriage licenses including Harry Rogers to Eva Bridwell in Hutsonville and other couples across Hutsonville Darwin Sullivan Martinsville Indianapolis Vincennes and Bridgeport.
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Harry Vestil Rogers
Hutsonville
Eva
Bridwell
Frederic F. Baker
Darwin Township
Minnie E. Haddix
York Township
Lloyd T. Lang
Casey
Clara” 'E
Kitchen
Martinsville
W.morton Geiger
Indianapolis
Mildred
Miner
John C. Blankenship
Martha L. Clough
Silas P .Denison
Bridgeport
Abagail
Fy Trencin
Vincennes
Daniel Curran
Daniel J. Curran
St. Mary’s Church
Graduation Night at Marshall Township High School Theatre
Graduates listed for Marshall Township High School include Robert Arford Margorie Lewis Francis Alvey Edith Madden Edna Beadle Gertrude Madden Helen Baird Philip Madden Lucy Buser Ernest Maurer Harry Cropp Helen Maurer Drew Casteel Ellen May Burns Dixon Ruth Murphy Ellen Dixon Raymond Martin Alma Davison Rose McKeever Dale Davison Frank Noakes Louise Deaner Clairrene Pearce Harold Edens Clarence Rayhel Rose Finkbiner Jerome Pellum Verna Finkbiner Mary Reynolds Mary Forbeck Lydia Scholfield Lena Forsythe Louise Sharkey Mabel Ferris Fenton Shirely Fred Geheb Lucille Sockler John Hasson Robert Tibbs Bertha Kannamacher Ora Weir Goldie Kannamacher Lenore Wernz Genevieve McCauley Dorothy Zeigler
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Marshall Township
Pythian Theatre
Robert Arford
Marjorie Lewis
Francis Alvey
Edith Madden
Edna Beadle
Gertrude Madden
Helen Baird
Philip Madden
Lucy Buser
Ernest Maurer
Harry Cropp
Helen Maurer
Drew Casteel
Ellen May Burns Dixon
Ruth Murphy
Ellen Dixon
Raymond Martin
Alma Davison
Rose McKeever
Dale Davison
Frank Noakes
Louise Deaner
Clairrene Pearce
Harold Edens
Clarence Rayhel
Rose Finkbiner
Jerome Pellum Verna Finkbiner
Mary Reynolds
Mary Forbeck
Lydia Scholfield
Lena Forsythe
Louise Sharkey
Mabel Ferris Fenton Shirely
Fred Geheb
Lucille Sockler
John Hasson
Robert Tibbs
Bertha Kannamacher
Ora Weir Goldie Kannamacher
Lenore Wernz
Genevieve McCauley
Dorothy Zeigler
Car accident claims life of Franklin Guyer near York
Franklin Guyer of the southeast of West York was killed last evening when a car he was driving overturned on a road near his home. Details are scarce but authorities believe the mishap occurred on a sandy slope between West York and his residence.
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Franklin Guyer
York
Porterville, Ind. Baseball Beats Marshall in Sunday Clash
Porterville tops Marshall 10 to 6 in a Sunday game marked by thrills. Hopwood Ferris and Ike Cratz slugged three baggers in the eighth inning while Moon kept a steady pace on the mound with solid defense. Next Sunday Paris visits. Mission Study Club meeting postponed to June 10. Ed Forrester from Casey County officials on site today.
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Porterville
Ind
Paris
Mission” Study Club
Congregational” Whinc
Sunday School Convention at Snyder Hill Township
The Darwin township Sunday school convention will be held at Snyder on Sunday June 5 with a 10 a.m. session and adjournment to 1 30 p.m Devotions by Henry Blockinger and J W Adams address by Jesse Lathrop Pauls First Missionary Journey and Pauls Journey to Rome are featured speakers Mrs Ethel Pine leads Christian Character sessions with evangelist J F Adams Wm Collier presides over the May Offering for state and county work
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Darwin ' Township
Snyder
tAddress
Jesse Lathrop Paul
Henry Blockinger
Ince
Casteel Paul
Rome
Ethel Pine
J- W, Adams
Bem
Wm. Collier
Farm Bureau Meetings Planned Across County
Farmers to meet June 6 at Casey high school 7:30 p m for west side session with Mr Bauer. June 7 8:00 a m at Shawver’s near Martinsville then 7:30 p m at Marshall court house for east side session. County tour to study soil management features Mr Bauer leads with Dr Hopkins’ influence.
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Bauer
the Herald
Dr. Hopkins
Warriner Faces Minor Hotel Fire in Jackson
Robert L. Warriner, ex Marshall figure now managing the Noble Hotel in Jackson Mississippi, endured a small fire last week. Reported damages run to several thousand dollars though Warriner cites a loss under 500 dollars with most costs from extinguishing water. Officials blame defective elevator wiring for the blaze.
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Robert L. Warriner
Marshall
Noble
Jackson
Mississippi
Warriner
Connelly Speaks at Dunlap Memorial Day Service
At Dunlap church on Memorial Day a crowd heard States Attorney Everett Connelly deliver an address on Law and Order. Special music from the church choir violin solos and children’s recitations framed the ceremony before graves nearby were decorated.
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Dunlap Church
Everett Connelly
Soldiers Graves Decoration Service Planned at Livingston
In the afternoon of the first Sunday in June a memorial service will honor soldiers from all wars at Livingston. All comrades are invited to attend and participate in the ceremonies led by A Le Howerton Adjutant.
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Vis
Livingston
A. “le Howerton
Adjt
Wheat and corn advance on bad crop reports week May 28 1921
Grain prices climbed due to poor crop reports and hot dry weather in winter wheat belts, with rains on May 26 easing gains. Chicago cash wheat and corn moved within narrow ranges as export demand fluctuated and milling prospects improved. Livestock and meats showed declines in Chicago with hogs and beef prices down, while wholesale meat prices varied by cut and region.
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Washington, D. C
Southwest
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winneneg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
Remlinger House Burns Near Big Four Tracks
The Remlinger home east of town burned to the ground yesterday morning around 10.00. Jacob Remlinger and his sons were at work. no one was home. A passerby from James O Heyworth Construction saw the blaze as the roof began to collapse. Insurance carried was $800 on the house and $200 on household goods. cause unknown.
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Jacob Remlinger
Remlinger
James O. Heyworth’ Construction Company
Red Men Memorial Service and Decoration Day
A memorial sermon for the Red Men is planned at 3 A.M. at the Congregational Church with a program for the occasion and a 10 15 A.M. muster at the hall to march to the church. Decoration Day on June 12 calls for members to meet at the hall at 2 60 A.M. to march to the cemetery where a speaking program will be held with a prominent speaker.
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IV. Clark
Thomas
Pias Aa
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Ward
Sycamore
M. French
Holterman
South Dakota
Marian French
French
Hollerman
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Forrester
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Farm Bureau
Connelly
Dunlap
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House Burns
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