Young men plan new band with Wallace as tutor
In Days Gone By notes talk of forming a band with Lee A Wallace as tutor. John R Fry’s residence burned at Dennison week before last, with five feather beds and other goods destroyed. Edward Emerson visits his New Hampshire home, away two weeks, store duties covered by Hendy Plasters Burns. Burns Dixon reports plowing 25 acres of wheat and a neighbor’s 50 acres nearly ruined by the gray wheat fly. Wheat on clay looks good. early wheat in the sand is being eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A Wallace
John R Fry
Dennison
Edward Emerson
New Hampshire
Hendy Plasters
Burns Dixon
New M P Church Dedication and County Storm Report
A new Methodist Protestant church was dedicated in Auburn on Sunday evening by Rev Wright with Rev Cecil Chiddix of Palestine assisting. Clark county hosts the only M P church in the area amid several congregations. A destructive hail storm hit county areas last Tuesday and Wednesday damaging crops. Clarence Covert broke his left arm during a high tumbling practice on a spring-board. Jas P Greenough moved his family from Brazil Indiana to the city after about a year there. Jim plans a month long vacation to rest and regain health with Odgen Whitlock near Manitou Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Wright
Cecil Chiddix
Palestine
Clark County
Clarence Covert
Jas P. Greenough
Brazil
Ind
Jim
Odgene Whitlock
Manitou
Col
Auburn Couple Entered in Marriage at Elder Roofs Home
Thirty years ago A. J. Johnson of Auburn and Mrs. Josie Mundy of Marshall were married Friday evening at 7 30 at the residence of Elder J. A. L Rweet. J R Sullivan and wife plan Marshall as their home and will live in Samuel Sullivan’s house recently vacated by John Hanks. Invitations have been sent in Marshall to the wedding of Snann L Beird and Miss Delors Miller at the residence of W A Griffith and wife in Terre Haute on Thursday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Johnson
Auburn
Josie ‘Mundy
Marshall
J. AL Rweet
J. R. Sullivan
Samuel Suilih
John ‘Hanks
Srann L. Beird
Miss Delors. Miller
W. A. Griffith
Terre Haute
Local Strawberries Being Gathered For Market
At 8 o’clock p m the couple will reside in Marshall in a house now under construction by Geo How ard in the northern city. Daily, about a hundred gallons of strawberries are picked by local growers and either shipped or sold in home markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Geo. Howard
Marshall to Begin Second Class Post Office
Twenty years ago W 2B Scholfield purchased the house and lot north of the Dulaney homestead now Marshall. Post Office Department notified Saturday that Marshall becomes a second class office on July 1. Receipts for year ending March 31 exceed $8000 with over 70 new houses rising citywide signaling steady improvement. Baseball fans met with State’s Attorney Friday. C A Purdum elected president Arthur Poorman secretary Walter Cole treasurer Dean Davidson manager. Team to assemble next week as plans and activity expected in the baseball world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholfield
Dulaney
Ben Scholfield
Marshall
Post Office Department
State’s Attorney’s Office
C. A. Purdum
Arthur Poorman
Walter Cole
Dean Davidson
School board names two new teachers
Ten years ago the high school board chose Ralph L. Wilson of Stillwater Michigan as manual training teacher and Miss Clara Sass of Terre Haute as English teacher. Latin and commercial work teachers remain to be chosen. A small unoccupied house on Fourth Street owned by John Tumney burned after midnight in a heavy rain. Charles Martin family from Tulsa arrived for a visit. Miss Ethel Burnside left for St Louis after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Wilson
Stillwater
Mich
Clara Sass
Terre Haute
No. Fourth Street
John Tumney
Charles Martin
Bert
Mary
Doris
Tulsa
Okla
Ethel Burnside
St .Louis
Children’s Day Exercises at Mill Creek Church
Children’s Day services will be held at Mill Creek Capital church Sunday evening. The program will begin with an 8 60 o’clock preexam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Bapital
Notice of Bankrupt Corry A Garver in Illinois District Court
In the Eastern District of Illinois Corry A Garver of Martinsville Clark County is adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 14 1927 at Danville Illinois at ten o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend prove claims select a trustee examine the debtor and address matters before the meeting. The court may approve and confirm asset sales either public or private. Dated June 2 1927 Danville Illinois Walter J Grant Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry A. Garver
Martinsville
Clark
Federal
Danville
Ilinois
Walter J. Grant
Notice of Publication in State Chancery Case
Chancery notice in Clark County Illinois for W C Turner trustee versus Sarah A Branch and J B Phillips. Nonresident defendants must appear July 11 1927 at Marshall to plead or answer the bill filed May 23 1927. Russell de Fulieux Clerk and H R Snavely Complainant’s Solicitor. Advertisement 21-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Uthen
Clark County
Circuit Court
W. C. Turner
Sarah A. Branch
J. B. Phillips
Marshall
Aald Bill Russell
de Fulieyy
Glerk Marshall
Illinois
H.R. Snavely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ty Rocon
MSE
Eggebrech
Life
Boston
General Merchandise
Marshall, Illinois
eMoss Universe
District Court OF the United States
Eastern District OF
Dorothy Britton
New York
Galveston, Texas
the Herald
Leseure's Cash Store
Chancery
Marshall Herald
Sasha
East Dulaney Bank
Country Club
Coffee Country Club
Country Club Tac
Avondale
Oats
Amall
Kelloggs
R. P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!