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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
8
A dramatic crime scene unfolds as a man recalls overpowering two assailants in a brutal struggle. He describes blood and fury, a swift takedown, then a crushing blow from behind that leaves him unconscious amid a later note of danger and darkness. Public notices follow in Clark county Illinois.
Laura Lowe attended the Charleston Normal school commencement with daughter Ruby among the graduates. Russell Emrick returned from Urbana after a year at Illinois University. Barnett Huddleston sold the St Charles Inn to his brother John Huddleston and plans to move to Champaign. Evangelistic services began at the Presbyterian tabernacle led by Rev H P Taylor with J P Sawtell in charge of music. Alumni banquet drew 128 attendees with officers Geo Wiley president Earl Finney secretary Frank Slusser treasurer. Chatter and Stitch Club met at East Main. Mrs Don R Black hosted with lunch. Mrs Susan A Roberts remodeled the Casey House into Hotel De Lite on East Main. United Brethren Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies host a statewide convention with about 250 delegates. Lyric theatre staged a pet parade. top prize to Thelma Sutherland. Mrs Cecil Fields and Warner Spears wed at the Baptist Parsonage. Leon L Brewer of Chicago visited Bert B Brewer. Mrs Charles Bowles returned from Emden. Gladys Pierce, former music instructor, returned to Greencastle Ind. Fred Hendrickson and son James left for Indianapolis after visit. Mr and Mrs Boreez Rath family planned extended visit from Gordon Kansas. Owen J Main, student at Illinois University, spending summer with parents John L Main. P R Smith arrived from Waterloo. Sam F Williams visited Champaign.
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