08 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
1
Long tribute praises Dr. Noguchi backed by the Rockefeller Institute as a leader against disease. Yellow fever claimed his life while he pursued knowledge in Africa. Milwaukee and America are praised for opportunity and innovation in industry and labor saving machines.
Wm Archer G A R Post No 119 Marshall Illinois expresses sincere thanks to American Legion Marshall Illinois for kind treatment to Civil War Veterans on Decoration Day. Gratitude extends to ladies for the dinner and service. Commander Myers and Adjutant Dow sign.
Orion Alrey from the University of Illinois and R. H. Apple visited 26 Clark county farmers participating in the farm account project. Books were in excellent shape and returned after being summarized and analyzed at the university.
Harold Bright, former Marshall man, is rehired as principal of Martinsville High School for next year with a salary increase. He has served as Martinsville principal this year and was previously Clark County superintendent of schools, making his home here.
A playful note contrasts two worldviews with a sales pitch for the paper. It invites readers to subscribe depending on whether they see gloom or cheer in daily life.
O L Kilborn writes from Glendale about the Clark County picnic in Covina at the city park on May 27. He lists attendees including Othor Tibbs Dan Hull Marion Eden the Ramseys and Charlie Williams with notes on longtime Marshall friends and local sights along the route.
German aviatrix Miss Thea Rasche recently stayed at the National Dixie Hotel in Marshall during a nationwide tour. She gained attention after a Chicago Tribune feature with Mrs. James Stillman and plans an Atlantic crossing this summer.
Miss Violet Hurst daughter of Mr and Mrs Burns Hurst Marshall has been hired as a domestic science teacher at Martinsville Community High School for next year. She taught last year at Walnut.
A list from the Clark County picnic held in Covina on Sunday May 27 includes attendees and addresses across Covina Azusa Long Beach Monrovia Glendora and nearby cities. Notable names include F Marion Eden and wife Charles E Williams Mary Williams Gerken O J McKinney and family Gus Malone and wife and many others with street addresses. People from Anaheim Rowland Hill County and Los Angeles area are noted as participants.
Hatton M P church to celebrate its 30th homecoming and anniversary next Sunday June 10 with an all day meeting. Officers listed include R M Clements president and a coordinating committee of Nellie Bohn Fany Lichtenberger and more. The program features morning services songs and sermon by Rev B S Billings dinner and an afternoon of songs prayer talks by ministers and election of officers.
A musical program by the Queen Esther Circle of the Sunday school will be held Sunday evening June 10 at 7 30 at the Christian church featuring an orchestra chorus vocal solos duets and readings with participants including Caslon Bennett Drew Casteel and others. John F Cane of Marshall and Miss Winona Hughes of Brazil Indiana were married Saturday at Nashville Illinois and will reside in Marshall on North Sixth Street with Miss Hughes having taught in local schools.
Exhibits in biology physics chemistry and manual training opened to the public at Marshall township high school on May 31. Four prizes were awarded in manual training including a Stanley plane for Harold Wright and several hardware prizes to Norman Wood Eugene Smitley and Donald Hunt. Reels of movies and detailed student projects accompanied demonstrations.
Roy Liffick of Terre Haute Ind was cleared of a theft charge for lack of evidence involving 100 pounds of iron castings belonging to William Overton of Paris. The court found the charges unfounded. New case in circuit court Mildred Hannis vs Dyer Hannis divorce.
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