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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

8

Beauty of a warm pleasant Sunday noted Days Gone By

In a Sunday feature the day is described as very beautiful with pleasant warmth and comfortable coolness. Local industry like AMD Woolen Mills is expanding to full capacity under L Booth & Company. A youth, son of Andrew Meurer, had a broken arm after being thrown from a horse and Dr Prewett treated the fracture. George Huston suffered a lathe accident injuring his left eye but he is not seriously laid up. Mrs Edwin Jones of Waukegan Illinois, mother of Mrs John Whitlock, visits Marshall for a few weeks.

I. Amd L. Booth & Company Hal. Eg Andrew Meurer Prewetté George Huston Edwin Jones Waukegan III John Whitlock Marshall

Geheb and Forbeck to marry at Catholic church tomorrow

Andrew Geheb and Miss Eliza Forbeck are to be married at the Catholic church tomorrow morning Sunday night at about 130. Millard Hedrick and Tom Logan chased a break in suspect from Booth's store after hearing noises. the man eluded them. Later mentions accompanyings include Misses May Emerson Libbie Kate Norton Frank Archer Henry Plaster and wife Mrs J Ro Archer Mrs John Morton Stephen Bradley Robert Brown Jr Franz Plaster Mac and Jim Morton picnicked at Gideon's MM last Tuesday.

Andrew Geheb Eliza Forbeck Millard Hedrick Grab’s Corner Booth Tom Logan May Emerson Libbie Kate Norton Frank Archer Henry Plaster J Ro Archer John Morton Stephen Bradley Robert Brown Jr Franz Plaster Mac Jim Morton Gideon’s MM

Grace Stateler Weds Stewart McClellan at Parents Home

Twenty years ago Grace Stateler married Stewart McClellan at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Beeman officiating. The couple planned to move to Martinsville after their new residence was ready. The groom, a Clark County teacher, was noted as popular. Martin Kildon brought a large batch of fine strawberries, some 3½ inches in circumference. Mrs. QO. W. Bradway and daughter Sarah planned a visit to Terre Haute and Dayton, Ohio. Arthur Wright, recently working in Champaign County, returned home for a visit.

Henry Stateler Grace Stewart McClellan Martinsville Beeman Clark County Martin Kildon QO. W. Bradway Sarah Terre Haute Dayton Ohio Arthur Wright Champaign County

Case against Judge Schoffield Dropped in County Court

The case against Judge W B Scho field for driving without a license was decided in county court after a year long delay. The indictment was quashed because the law under which it was drawn had been repealed. Uncle John Rector returned from Yale Oklahoma with Mrs Mary Lewis and will stay here indefinitely. Will Rector and his son John went to St Louis to meet the elder couple, the first meeting in 50 years.

W B Schofield John Rector Mary Lewis Yale Okla

Efforts to Hasten Recess Looms Over Congress

Washington correspondents report that the only way to end the current session may be a heat wave or a compromise by leaders of warring factions. President Coolidge is expected to call a conference to push a recess before July as officials plan to depart after Decoration Day. The unusually cool spring delays, weather chatter, and haggling over district favored measures contribute to the stalemate.

Coolidge William L. Daley The Herald Washington Washington DC Congress

New Work in County Court Estate Proceedings

The record lists guardian reports and discharge orders for Ernest Rhodes and Elizabeth McFall minors. Appointments include Adams Brow and others as appraisers. guardians or executors are discharged where noted. Notable estates include Adaline Gardner Sarah Boles Eva Higgins and Alice J Mcllrath with petitions bonds oaths and letters ordered.

Ernest Rhodes Leona Kimberlin Adaline Gardner John L. Brow Dan Buckley D. Maloné Sarah Boles Howard G Grisham Daisy E. Grisham Bond William Fraker N. B. English Fred Williams Elizabeth McFall Guardian Eva Higgins A. Newlin Frederick F. Higgins Rex Higgins Opal Lucille Higgins Nene Irene Higgins Alice J. Mcllrath James J. Mcllrath

Adams Bassett wedding ties Goodland and Griggsville

The wedding of Kathryn Bassett daughter of Dr and Mrs C C Bassett Goodland Indiana and Glenn W Adams son of Rev and Mrs A C Adams Griggsville Indiana was held at 730 PM Wednesday at the Goodland Methodist church. Rev Adams assisted as officiant and a reception followed.

Kathryn Bassett C. C. Bassett Goodland Ind Glenn W . Adams A C Adams Griggsville Indiana Methodist Church Adams Tri Delta Miss Bassett Miss Basgett Carolyn Killmer Warsaw Lyndon, Adams Pittsfield Mase

Liberty and nearby kinfolk visit relatives near Sullivan

Tuesday visits to relatives in Sullivan Indiana involve Talph Cooper and family Mrs A W Wright and Thompson family in Marshall Saturday. Chas Huckaba Mrs Freeman and family host a Sunday gathering with Delmas Cooper Rev Ty Rev Weger Mrs Mary Shields Gladys Guyer Rebecca Rialiss Ike Thompson and Othsa Freeman of Melrose joining later. Weather notes report unusual rainfall later in the week with cooler temperatures.

Adams Couple Weds Then Leaves for Now Home in Terre Haute

Mr and Mrs Adams departed shortly after a reception for their wedding trip and will be at home in about a week at 1674 Worth Seventh street Terre Haute Indiana. Miss Bassett known in Mar Bhatt taught at the High school for two years. Mr Adams has been Wiley High School football coach the past year and will return next year.

Adams Worth Seventh Street Terre Haute Indiana Bassett Mar- Bhatt Wiley High School

Yellow Painted Buildings Highlight Local Block

The Hanley Grocery and C. R. Johnson Bakery buildings received a yellow coat with black brick outlines to improve curb appeal. The rest of the page lists numerous circuit court cases including divorces foreclosures and partitions filed by various parties such as Nina Power Seymour Brown Emma Dittman and many others in a dense docket.

Hanley Grocery Store C. R. Johnson Bakery

Westfield Bank Foreclosure Cases Headline

The suit involves Atrie National Bank of Westfield and Parker defendants in a foreclosure action. Additional actions name Elizabeth Parker, Johnson, Lyman, Annys Hammond, and other parties. The filing outlines property interests and pending legal steps in the foreclosure process.

Myrtle Shawver Mary Catherine Nail Levi T Tingley Rose Hut Levi N. Tingley Charles Tingley Chauncy Tingley Hazel Stepp Frd Tingley Grace Barnes Obie R. Tinhy Lester E Tingley Wucille Briny Inez Tingley 1Oe Tingley Blue Tingley Partition Vern Washtler Dulane National Bank Alert C. Hammond A. H. Hix Lucile Hix H J Buxbaum Laing& Underwood W V_ Deahl C. M. Hee Swope Liverpool Ana London and Globe Insurance Company Board of Trustees of Schools Town 10 North Range Fred, Tarman Louise Tarman First National Bank Casey Ih Inc H. Parker Givisaritrust Co., Inc Butler C. H Parker Kanene Bldg and Loan Association of Kansas Martha J Parker Frank Hollingsworth William Jones Clara Belle Jones B. F B. Johnson Atrie National Bank of Westfield HE “Parker toreggeTe I Parker Elizabeth Parker A Johnson Lyman Aammoia Annys Hammond Gortsye

British scientist foresees long life if war on germs wins

Sir Ronald Ross, the British scientist, argues that humanity could live 150 years if a determined war against germs were waged successfully. He frames the idea as a bold forecast of future health advances and disease control.

Ronald Ross

Fragmentary quotation fragment on political regimes and ideologies

The text presents disjointed references to Gladstone Bolshevism Sovietism and a red shirt devil image from the Times. It mixes phrases about the Russian regime and ideologies with scattered dates and terms, indicating a damaged quotation or OCR artifact with no clear news event or outcome.

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