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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

1

National Road Contracts Awarded for Clark and Cumberland Counties

The state highway commission awarded contracts to James O. Hayworth for the east Clark County to near Martinsville segment at 526 585.52 dollars J W Etchison for the middle section to near Greenup Cumberland County at 304 780.11 dollars and Hays and Son for the Cumberland County section at 294 554.39 dollars The project costs about 750000 dollars to be paid by auto license fees The concrete road will be 16 feet wide with some 18 foot portions Martinsville gains a free main street paving and traffic detours are planned during construction This closes the National Road to through traffic while work proceeds

State Highway Commission Clark Cumberland Martinsville James O. Hayworth Chicago Clark County J. W. Etchison Casey Greenup Cumberland County Hays

Cornwell and Clements Wed in Melrose Home

Roscoe Cornwell of Melrose and Miss Goldin Clements daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Clements were married Tuesday at Rev T X Wheeler's home. The couple will live in Clark County on a farm bought by Mr Cornwell.

Roscoe Cornwell Melrose Goldin Clements D. H.clements T. xX ‘Wheeler Clark County

County Graduation Exercises in Clark County

Graduation exercises for Clark county public schools will be held in the Pythian Theater on Saturday June 28 at 2 30 p m All graduates and promotion pupils should meet in the county courthouse at 2 o'clock Parents and teachers are asked to cooperate to keep the class march on schedule

Clark County Pythian Theater

Community Playground Meeting Planned for Students and Summer Work

The Public Playground Committee schedules a meeting for all grade school children tomorrow at 3:30 PM on North School grounds to organize summer projects. Workers meet at the Community Reading Room in the Methodist church at 3:00 PM. A Community Sing occurs Saturday at 8:30 PM on the square. The Recreational Committee aims to open the tennis court by late next week. The Senior class play at Pythian Theater drew strong crowds and praise for Esther Goodwin and Lonnie MacLaughlin.

Pythian Theater Esther Goodwin Letty Lonnie MacLaughlin Nellie Hunt Isabelle Tibbs Marie Stewart Esther Weir Dorothy Davidson Arthur Johnson Nerry Handy Earickerson Nn Berrita Marshall Club

New Cases in County Court Grant Pensions to Two Aged Mothers

Mrs. Mary Amstott and Mrs. Jennie Stogsdill received mothers' pensions of 12 and 18 dollars per month respectively under county relief.

Mary Amstott Jennie Stogsdill

Court Docket List Opens New Civil Actions

New circuit court cases include John Robinson et al versus Addison Robinson on a bill to quiet title. Rose Calloway versus Merritt Calloway seeks divorce. residents of Wabash township married in November 1915 and separated in April 1916 with a child. Cynthia C Barton versus Roan Barton also requests a divorce.

John Robinson Addison Robinson Bill Rose Calloway Merritt Calloway Wabash Township Calloway Cynthia C. Barton Roan Barton

County Treasurer Reports Net Gain From Tax Earning

The county treasurer’s semi annual report shows earnings exceeding expenses by 880 in six months. Total tax collection costs for the year including salaries for collectors at Casey Martinsville Westfield York and extra deputies were 1350. Under the old township collector system the cost would have been 7500.

Lewis Casey Martinsville Westfield York

Double Wedding at County Clerk Office

Rev. T. J Wheeler served as marrying preacher yesterday afternoon at the county clerk's office. Everett Blockinger and Mattie Spangler of West Union were first, followed by Roy Tyhurst and Irma Lingafelt er of Annapolis seeking a similar ceremony.

T. J Wheeler Everett Blockinger Mattie Spangler West Union

Marriage Licenses Reported for Martinsville and Casey Couples

Martinsville pair Clarence Maring and Mary Baler listed for license. Greenup couple Oakley Bland and Annis McMillan shown with Casey as the location. Dolson to Bloomingdale Indiana pair Ralph M Davis and Mamie A Ross appear with Casey.

Clarence Maring Mary Baler Martinsville Oakley Bland Greenup Annis McMillan Casey Ralph Davis Mamie A Ross Dolson MA fordiDaniel Bloomingdale Ind Blanche Abhwer

Illinois ratifies equal suffrage constitutional amendment

The Illinois legislature became the first to ratify the equal suffrage constitutional amendment with the Senate voting unanimously and the House passing it 132 to 3 yesterday.

Illinois Ilinois Senate

Belle Ridge invites Marshall people to commencement and contests

The Belle Ridge community invites Marshall residents to attend a June 14 event at Belle Ridge church featuring commencement exercises field meet and an oratorical contest. Afternoon events include the field meet while the oratorical contest occurs in the evening with 25 cent admission for contestants. Gold medals and silver cups will be awarded.

Belle Ridge Marshall Belle Ridge Church Lawrence Frazier Rid Paris

Farm Bureau Tour Shows Livestock and Fertilizer Trials

The Farm Bureau arranges a June 12 tour to Urbana to view livestock and fertilizer experiments at the State Experimental Farm. Demonstrations show local farmers can profit from shared experience, with workers in Clark County applying improvements on their own farms. Noted tests include Limestone clover and timothy gains, plus sweet clover pasture trials by Claude Taggart and others.

Farm Bureau Urbana State Clark County Vic

Supervisors Meet Approves Highway Bridges and Appoints Board

The June county board session finished highway improvement contracts and payments. Two bridges were approved in Anderson and one in Orange townships. County officers’ six month reports were approved and the jury list for the next year set.

National Highway Improvement Anderson Orange Townships D. L. H. Johnson Casey H. R. Snavely Jayne B. Kerr Marshall Tuberculosis Sanitarium Board Lyman Thompson Geo. Kannamacher Auburn Burns Hurst Hurley Veach J. EK Turner J. W. Price al Bell Darwin Wm. Imle Dolson J . Hornbrook Frank Garver Douglas Dock Hornbrook James Sharkey Johnson Nathan Bennett Robert Scholfield Geo. Gunder Rabt Davidson John Babcock James W Dunn Martinsville Mead Sharp Frank Boothe Howard Taggart Mack Vance Melrose S D. Cooper Orange Lloyd Baxter Parker C. A. Pence I. N. Terrell Wabash Norman Forsythe Chas Rotramel John Paddock Elias Haddix David Nicholson Chas. Thornsburg N. G. Beeson B. F. Funk Frank Cole O. A. Keiser J. HB. Millhouse Milo Claypool W. K. McDaniel Howard Gallatin Carl Shaffner Bruce D. Evans Elmer Snavely Dan Wolf Sylvan Morrill Clyde Files Nels Hutchinson Westfeld D. A. Lee O. T. Redman York J.E. Clatfelter Harry Prust

Commencement at Marshall Township High School Pages Its Grads

Marshall Township High School held commencement in Pythian Theater. Twenty six graduates received diplomas. Claude V. Scott sent a service flag with one star while in France awaiting his return. Dr. L C Lord of Charleston Normal gave the address. Music by Mr and Mrs Fenton Mathews. Diploma by Prof Evens. Summer plans noted for several teachers and students including Miss Norma Stelford and Miss Clara Sass. Scout news covers Wyckoff meeting and Camp Darwin preparations.

Marshall Township High School Pythian Theater Claude V. Scott France L. C. Lord Charleston Normal Fenton Mathews Edward Archer Ottumwa Mr. Jacobs Archer Monticello Norma Stelford Elgin Clara Sass Bohannon Alma Roscoe Terre Haute Mabel Osborn Robinson Migs Hurst Hutsonville

Epworth League Convention at M E Church Next Week

Mattoon district Epworth League will convene at the M E church in Mattoon next Tuesday and Wednesday with about 150 delegates. Rev. Sandmeyer Duncan and other pastors lead a varied program including a banquet and Springfield pastor Dr. T N Ewing.

Death of Civil War Veteran James H. Duran

James Henry Duran died yesterday morning at his brother John Duran's home on South Third Street after a two week illness. He was 75 and unmarried. Funeral services will be held at Clarksville at 2 p.m. today.

James Henry Duran John South Third Street Clarksville

Lawyers Confer on Defense in Sidell and Olney Tax Suit

State's attorneys from Richland Jasper Cumberland Coles Vermilion and Edgar counties met with State's Attorney Clements to formulate a defense plan in a suit brought by Sidell and Olney railway company challenging taxes levied in the counties.

Richland Jasper Cumberland Coles Vermilion Edgar Counties Clements Sidell & Olney Railway Company

O Neal Family Reunion After War Service

Lieut. W R O Neal returned from France and the Army of Occupation near Luxembourg for a ten day furlough with his parents Rev and Mrs J S O Neal. The family reunion over the weekend included Lieut and Mrs W R O Neal and son Walter Editor and Mrs W T Lee Hazleton Ind Mr and Mrs Geo f Schumaker Detroit Mich Mr and Mrs G Kasserman Newton and Miss Anne O Neal Indianapolis.

W. R. O'Neal France Army of Occupation Luxemburg J. S. O’neal O'Neal Walter W. T. Lee

Douglas county land fetches high prices in busy week

About 1000 acres in Douglas county sold over the past week for well above a quarter of a million dollars. Prices ranged from 225 to 335 dollars per acre, with a new high of 335 dollars for a 160 acre or larger farm sold by J Milt Fueller of Tuscola to Wallace Williams of Farmer City in Tuscola township. Land sales are brisk, with no tract lingering on the market for long.

Douglas County J. Milt Fueller Tuscola Tuscola Township Wallace Williams Farmer City

Real Estate Transfers List From Martinsville Area

Edmund Sandy sells pt lot 42 Collins ad Westfield to Jack Jones for 1700. E T Pinnell transfers to Westfield U B church pt block 31 Westfield for 1600. S A Ulrey sells lot in Rupp cemetery to Mahala Tarman for 15. Oliver E Brock to J F Emrich lot 6 Dunlans 3rd Casey for 2000. Julia L Smith to Clyde H Knowles 40 acres 12-11-12 for 4000. Franz Plaster to same 62 acres 13-11-12 for 6200. James Bell to Fred Gross s% nw nw 20-9-14 for 1. J D McCutchan to Albert Hammond pilot Martinsville for 1150. Benjamin Blankenbeker to Ralph O Cooper nwne and wi ne uw 16-9-13 for 6000. Robi Harrison to Jeremiah Gard 8% in 209-11 for 1. Randolph Ferris to same same for 2000. Mary M Griffin to Mary A Carroll lot 1 blk 14 Ferguson ad Casey for 200. Vertie Scholfield to Wm Davidson e% Jot 4 blk 1 Cook's ad Casey for 800. City of Martinsville to C J Cunning ham pt lot 38 orig Martinsville for 2. Margaret C Turner to J C Huddleston 210 acres 22 27 & 28-12-13 for 10500. Chase Askin to Henry Reynolds 137% acres 35-12-12 for 15200.

Edmund Sandy Jack Jones Collins Westfield E T Pinnell Westfield U B Church S A Ulrey Mahala Tarman Rupp Oliver E Brock J F Emrich Dulaney Casey Julia L Smith Clyde H Knowles Franz Plaster Same James Bell Fred Gross J D McCutchan Albert Hammond Martinsville Benj. Blankenbeker Ralph O Cooper Nwne Robi Harrison Jeremiah Gard Randolph Ferris Mary M Griffin Mary

Gasoline Omnibus Proposed for Sidell Olney Rail Line

Plans to run gasoline powered passenger cars on the Sidell and Olney route from Kansas to Casey. Bowen of St Louis as promoter has contracted for omnibus style cars with flange wheels and 20 seats, two trips daily. Freight to be handled by a small locomotive, with Coolley & Price and the American Homing Company operating the Brocton Sidell segment.

Sidell & Olney Kansas Casey Bowen St. Louis Jre American Homing Company Messrs. Coolley & Price Brocton Sidell

Blackberries Abundant Despite Short Strawberry Season

Berry prospects look very strong as blackberry bushes promise plentiful crops this year despite a frost trimmed strawberry yield. In about two months, pickers can harvest large quantities and enjoy ample berries across growing areas.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Programs

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45 and special music. Epworth League at 7 p m features a debate on whether md and pa were better Christian workers in their day than their children now. Evening service includes music and a world in a nut shell sermon. Morning limit 50 minutes evening 40. Prayer service 8 led by Dr W D Fairchild and third quarterly conference after the devotional. P Raymond Powers Pastor.

Epworth League W. D. Fairchild P. Raymond Powers

Marshall Flour In Germany Letter From Army of Occupation Brother

Mrs. Ivan Kraemer of West Union received a letter from her brother George Dietzel stationed with the Army of Occupation at Kempnäch, Germany on the Rhine. He explains eating scarce German rations, mentions seeing Uncle Sam flour from Marshall Mills, and notes plans to return to the United States before winter.

Ivan Kraemer West Union George Dietzel Army of Occupation Kempnich Germany Rhine Uncle Sam Marshall Mills Coblenz

Sunday School Convention to be held at Mill Creek Baptist

Anderson township hosts a Sunday School Convention at Mill Creek Baptist Church on June 15 with a schedule of lessons devotions talks Palestine topics and teacher qualifications led by Rev. Bert Eckle Rev. John Craiz Rev. C R Dierlamam Perry Jackson and others. Officers to be elected with Henry Kile as President and Wm Zeigler as Secretary.

Anderson Township Mill Creek Baptist Church Bert Eckle Palestine LL. B. Anderson Perry Jackson S. S John Craiz C. R. Dierlamam C. R. Bierlamam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Belle Ridge Field Progressive The Boy Scouts G. S.wyckoff Camp C. R. Dierlamm Mattoon District Epworth League M. E EB. G Sandmeyer C. M. Duncan Ladies’ Social Union T N. Ewing First Methodist Church of Springfield District League E. G Sandmeyer Halford V. Wilhelm Mary Fye C. L. Bokstahler Bonnie Fortney Stanley McKee H. S. Jackson Oakland H. A. Herron Shelbyville Russell M Taylor Margaret Brown H. S Jackson Ralph Clark Ft. Sin Oklo R’arin Huns Ft. Sill 14Th Field Artillery Riley Nicholson Nicholson Old Sidell & Olney Road First Methodist Episcopal Church Henry Kile, Pres Wm, Zeigler, Seey
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