Marshall Girl Dances in Terre Haute Revue
Miss Virginia Prevo daughter of Mr and Mrs S R Prevo Jr Marshall gave two solo dances in Ernestine Myers 1925 revue at the Hippodrome Theatre Terre Haute Wednesday and Thursday evenings of last week She also appeared in five choruses and was part of numbers such as March Parisienne Indiana Maidens and The Bowery The revue featured dances and costumes by Miss Myers Former Oakleys manager Ward Smith now heads Champaign A and P store.
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Virginia Prevo
S. R. Prevo Jr
Marshall
Ernestine Myers
Hippodrome Theatre
Terre Haute
Miss Myers
Miss Prevo
Condon of Chicago Seeks Marshall Power Plant Sale
E J Condon Jr of the Condon Engineering Company Chicago was in Marshall Thursday to discuss the purchase of the municipal power plant.
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Condon Engineering Man
Jj. Condon, Jr
Condon Engineering Company
Chicago
Marshall
Squire Unites Two Terre Haute Couples This Weekend
Herman Hammond and Margare G. Patrick of Terre Haute wed by Squire J. L. May on Saturday. George Kendall and Rosa Clover, both of Terre Haute, also married by Squire May on Monday.
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Herman Hammond
Margare G. Patrick
Terre Haute
Squire J. L. May
George Kendall
Rosa
Clover
Squire May
Memorial Day Observed with Graves Decorated in Cemeteries
Memorial Day services proceeded as usual with grave decorations at both cemeteries on Sunday rather than Saturday this year. The American Legion Auxiliary placed poppy wreaths on the graves of World War veterans.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Clark County Board of Supervisors Schedule Regular Meeting
The Clark County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular meeting on Monday June 8 at the courthouse.
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Clark County Board of Supervisors
Homecoming and Anniversary at Hatton MP Church
A homecoming and the church's second anniversary are marked with an all day meeting on Sunday June 14. Morning services precede a noon dinner. Afternoon activities include songs prayer a short address by Harry Drake a response by Joe Tharp reminiscences of early church history and officer elections.
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Hatton MP
Harry Drake
Joe Tharp
J. Day
Jesse Lathrop
C A. Ditzenberger
R. M Clements
Don Lichtenberger
Fany Lichtenberger
Naomi Bohn
Zelpha Bohn
Fanny Romoser
Lester Romoser
Adam Lichtenberger
O P Tharp
Marriage licenses listed for several couples across Indiana
Maurice M Rinker age 30 of Olney wed Mary Martz 23. Richland records Kenneth Poe 21 of Jasonville to Frances Neal 19 of Jasonville. Herman Hammond 31 Terre Haute wed Margaret Patrick 25 also of Terre Haute. James W Drake 73 Melrose to Martha Maxwell 71 Martinsville. George Kendall 58 Terre Haute wed Rosa Clover 57 also of Terre Haute. Clarence D. Rupp 34 Terre Haute to Bessie G Boothe 29 Shelburn Indiana. Jerry Edward Fruman 34 Oxford Ohio weds Goldie M Greasham 28 Marshall both colored. E L Brosman 31 Martinsville to Ruth Cunningham 25 Martinsville.
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Maurice M Rinker
Olney
Mary Martz
Richland Kenneth Poe
Jasonville
Ind
Frances Neal
Herman Hammond
Terre Haute
Margaret Patrick
James W Drake
Melrose
Martha Maxwell
Martinsville
George Kendall
Rosa Clover
Clarence D. Rupp
Bessie G. Boothe
Shelburn
Indiana
Jerry Edward Fruman
Oxford
Ohio
Goldie M. Greasham
Marshall
E. L. Brosman
Ruth Cunningham
Marshall to Have Great Fourth Celebration
The Local Post of the American Legion led by Commander Cox plans a July 4 jubilee with a queen of carnival to be chosen by popular vote, offering a $100 prize or a Niagara Falls trip. A grand parade and a fireworks display costing hundreds of dollars are highlighted as key attractions for a day expected to draw many visitors.
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The
American Legion
Cox
Fourth
Comander Perce Cox
Niagara Falls
Legion Post
Thank You Senior Class Play Brightens Two Nights at Pythian
The senior class play Thank You ran two nights at the Pythian Theatre with near capacity crowds. A three act comedy by Winchell Smith and Tom Cushing, directed by J R Hornbrook, featured Milton Dickens as Rev David Lee and Doris Wallis as Diane with Kenneth Jamieson and Cornelius Jamieson in lead roles. The high school orchestra under Miss Winona Hughes provided music, while a full cast including Otto Burkybile Geo Barrett Herman Geissert Austin Claypool Creal Clark Roy Baird and Augusta O Neal delivered strong performances across the vestry and parish roles.
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Pythian Theatre
Winchell Smith
Tom Cushing
J R. Hornbrook
Winona Hughes
David Lee
Milton Dickens
Diane
Doris Wallis
Kenneth
Elderly Couple Married by Squire Craig
James W. Drake of Melrose and Martha Maxwell of Martinsville were wed Saturday in Squire Craig's office.
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Squire Craig
James W. Drake
Melrose
Martha Maxwell
Martinsville
Clark County Lambs Shipped to Market Say Officials
Clark County farm adviser W. W. Merritt notes lambs are being shipped to market. He urges sheep owners to compare prices for docked and castrated lambs with those of undocked and uncastrated lambs carrying similar weight.
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Clark County
W. W. Merritt
Sania Amoun
Newin couples urged to subscribe for handy paper use
Mickie urges married couples to subscribe to this paper, noting its usefulness around the home for laundry, shelves, lighting fires, and feeding the dog while reading. The ad touts reliability and value for everyday chores.
The Marshallonian of 1925 senior class annual
The Marshallonian 1925 annual published by Marshall Township High School honors the seniors and parents. Editor Milton Dickens leads a staff including Doris Wallis Creal Stout Russell Baker Roy Baird Irene Carpenter Evelyn Hunt Louise Alford Georgia Thomas Herman Geisert Louise Clem Kathryn Buckner Augusta O Neal Leon Davidson Fern Lucan Ruth Greene Joy Lichtenberger Milared Spotts. The yearbook highlights class stories, individual photos, and novelty features produced by the student staff.
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Marshallonian
Marshall Township High School
Milton Dickens
Doris Wallis
Creal
Leon Davidson
Fern Lucan
Ruth Greene
Joy Lichtenberger
Milared Spotts
Local Obituaries From Marshall Area
Multiple Marshall area residents died recently including McClellan Thompson 61 at home in Marshall Ohio church funeral with Rev J E Evans. Mrs R O Page 39 at Union hospital West Terre Haute Dunlap cemetery. Mrs Wm Drake 55 in Marshall Brick cemetery. Mae H Crane 59 at Union hospital Terre Haute funeral at Marshall residence. Rod Martin 79 Wabash township funeral at Methodist church Norton cemetery. Miss Erie Jumper visiting from Long Beach California.
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McClellan Thompson
Marshall
Ohio Church
J E Evans
Ohio
Wm. Drake
J. B. Evans
Mae H. Crane
F J Crane
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
W. A. Wortman
Marshall Cemetery
Rod Martin
Wabash Township
Methodist Church
Rev . E. Evans
Norton Cemetery
Crowds Flock From St Louis to Indianapolis Race
Traffic on the highway from St Louis to Indianapolis was extremely heavy Friday through Sunday for the Indianapolis races. Marshall hotels filling stations and restaurants operated day and night to serve motorists as about 4000 autos from St Louis used the National Trail to reach Indianapolis.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Automobile Club of Missouri
St Louis
Indianapoli
Marshall high school Class of 44 graduates
A class of 44 graduated from Marshall High School in the auditorium at eight o clock amid a program featuring March Brights Concert Orchestra Rev Clark S Thomas The Hungarian Fantasia Tobani Humoresque and Beethoven Pieces Duke Colbert J R Colbert awarded diplomas The class includes Virginia Lee Amyx Mabel Louise Alford Roy C Baird Russell Louis Baker George W Barrett Kathryn Buckner Otto R Burkybile Anna Irene Carpenter Creal Havens Clark Austin A Claypool Louise Clem Clarence C Collier Gordon Eugene Coryell Cleda Craig Horace Leon Davidson Myrtle Virginia Davidson Dorothy Evelyn Dean Milton Clifford Dickens Gertrude Marguerite Figg Herman Glenn Geisert Robert James Greene Ruth Greene Evelyn B Harrison Evelyn Hunt Ruby J Hurst Kenneth Ray Kannamacher Joy Lichtenberger Fern Lucan Dorothy A Moore Gladys I Newlin Augusta O Ne al Charles R Reglin Louis Duncan Schwanecke Ethel Stockwell Creal F Stout J Harvey Swinford Kathryn A Trefz Mildred Fay Doris Walls Bessie V Wright Harry E Wright
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Sone Sweet and Low
Barrley— High School
J I O'Neal
Virginia Lee
Amyx Mabel Louise Alford
Roy C Baird Russell Louis Baker
George W Barrett Granville Prewett Brosman
Kathryn Buckner
Otto R_ Burkybile
Anna Irene Carpenter
Creal Havens Clark Austin A Claypool
Louise Clem
Clarence C Collier Gordon Eugene Coryell
Robert James Greene
Ruth Greene
Edwin B Harrison
Evelyn Hunt
Ruby J Hurst Kenneth Ray Kannamacher
Aaron Kirchner
Joy Lichtenberger
Fern Lucan
Dorothy A Moore
Gladys I Newlin
Augusta O'Neal
Charles R Reglin Louis Duncan Schwanecke
Ethel Stockwell Creal F Stout J. Harvey Swinford
Kathryn A. Trefz
Mildred Fay Sports
Georgia Marcella Thomas
Doris Walls
Bessie V Wright
Harry E. Wright
Former resident and preacher on visit to Marshall
Rev Martin S Collier and his daughter Mrs Rev F A Shipley with her husband of Pleasant Mills Indiana were in Marshall Thursday en route to Robinson. Collier, former pastor of the Marshall Methodist circuit, said they would pass through again Monday. His parents came from Martinsville.
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Martin S Colliler
F A Shipley
Pleasant Mills
Indiana
Marshall
Robinson
Collier
Marshall Methodist
Vacation Bible School Sees Strong Attendance
The June Vacation Bible School runs this month at two school buildings with high turnout. North side reports 59 attendees with teachers Mrs. J T Connelly kindergarten Miss Nola Kannamacher primary and Miss Carrie Behner junior. South side reports 79 attendees with teachers Miss Alberta Heminghouse kindergarten Miss Mable Allred primary and Miss Irene Carpenter junior.
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North Side
J T. Connelly
Nola Kannamacher
Carrie Behner
South Side
Alberta Heminghouse
Afiss Mable Allred
Irene Carpenter
Condensory project advances with new Marshall plant
A meeting of Marshall farmers and businessmen Saturday night authorized stock payment and formed a board of directors for a new milk condensing plant. D W Dawkins as president Sol Handy as vice president W W Ralston as secretary treasurer plan a building by C B Montgomery on the old site near the Pennsylvania railroad and expect the plant in operation by mid July with early milk intake possible.
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Marshall
Court House
D W Dawkins
Sol Hands
Arthur Guinnip
Virgil Hurst
W Ralston
D. W. Dawkins
Sol Handy
W W. Ralston
C B. Montgomery
Montgomery
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dawkins
City Council Faces Bond Payments and Budget Questions
At Monday night’s meeting the council found deficits in several special assessment funds and directed the treasurer to explore ways to pay bonds due until a supplementary assessment can be decided. Joe Steel sought a gasoline filling station at East Main Street but was refused. Bonds for McConchie, McCauley, Tibbs, and Brandenstin were read and approved. Alderman Dunn questioned salaries as illegal and due to be set by the previous council. no action was taken. Frank Archer for the American Legion asked to use streets on the Fourth of July, granted if no automobile races occur. A plan to build a tool storage addition behind city hall was referred to a committee.
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Joe Steel
East Main Street
B T McConchie
John McCauley
Herbert Tibbs
John Brandenstin
Aldershan Dunn
Frank Archer
Library hours set for June to August summer schedule
The library will open each afternoon from 2 30 to 5 30 and on Saturdays from 7 00 to 9 60. These are the summer hours for June July and August.
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Miss Virginia
Marshall Girl
Oakleys
Champaign
Ward Smith
Oakley’s
NEW Squire
Paea
Bill Bogster
Golim
J. R Hornbrook
Mickie
Paris
Marshall High School
Erie Jumper
Long Beach
California
Herbert Keck
Bright
Clark
Thomas
Tobani
Roy Baird
Minuel
Beethoven
Geo Taubeneck
Herbert
Keck
Visit Hers
Vacation Bible School
Community
C. B. Montgomery
the Herald
Laura B. Williams
Michael Golden
First National Bank
Wm Miller
J H Whitson
Hollenbeck Harry E. Handy Roe E. Davis
Gertrude Shaw Foster Martin Fern Hainley Martin Henry
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