Marshall merchants back chamber concert for town band
Local Marshall merchants and county officials support a concert by the Chamber of Commerce band held Thursday night. James Cosgrove led the ensemble with strong singing, drawing visitors from near and far as state health officials praised the talent.
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Marshall
Maxellatt ‘Chamber
Commerce
Merce
Beason
Suppe
James
Colgrove
Crowe
Renchin
Cosgrove
Athe
Auld
State Department
John Lawrence
Booke
Inya Ayay
Av Wallace
Ee Ites
Tonséaas
Greenup defeats Marshall in Sunday baseball clash
Greenup earned a 7 to 0 victory over Marshall as five runs on walks, three hits and errors broke open the seventh inning. Marshall pitchers Irwin and B Ferris worked. Greenup sent Steppe and Bowman to the mound and Matthews to Bell in key plays. Present attendance was 276 as Greenup prep for a return date at Marshall next Sunday.
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Greenup
Marshall
Paris
Casey
Herron
Graig
Martinsville Woman Dead After Carbolic Acid Attempt
In a Wednesday crisis, south Martinsville resident Mrs Charley Johnson reportedly ingested carbolic acid and died that afternoon. County Coroner Rogers held an inquest Thursday forenoon to determine the causes and circumstances.
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Martinsville Planet
South
Sid
Cauge
Board of Review selects clerk in unanimous vote
Ben Helm was chosen as clerk of the Board of Review in a unanimous vote. The meeting Monday morning saw J. Wag Sweet and Mr. Gelaert discussed as alternatives, with Helm emerging as the favored choice.
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Frank Getsert
Thomas Craigs
Harry Prust
Ben Helm
J. Wag
Gelaert
Marriage Licenses Filed In Cloverdale And Wabash Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows J We Walker of Cloverdale Indiana pairing with Vesta Deem age 18. Paul L Burkholder of Wabash Township with Ethel Irene Scott. Golden A Tapscott and Mary Combs ages 28 and 18 in Dolson Township. Clarence Graham of Terre Haute with Varnice Cox age 20. The notices reflect local marriage registrations and partner details in Indiana towns and townships.
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J. We
Walker
Cloverdale
Ind
Vesta.Deem
Paul
Burkholder
Wabash
Ethel
Irene Scott
Golden
Tapscott
Dolson
Mary Combs
Clarence “Graham
Terre "Haute
Varnice Cox
Terre ‘Haute
Editorial reply answering Mr Clements on authorship
The Herald explains editorial responsibility rests with the paper and declines to name authors. It notes Mr Clements inquiry about last week's article and cites the B C Machine political influence, county and city projects. it also defends the paper’s stance while apologizing for any offense.
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Herald
Clements
Kmow
Board of Supervisors
Mars
Moore
Labor Scarcity and Economic Outlook Across New England and Midwest
The piece discusses labor shortages in textiles and other sectors, notes improved conditions due to past and current weather, farm aid, and wage shifts. It mentions rail, coal, lumber, and cotton markets, foreign trade, and potential settlement of reparations affecting U.S. business, plus ongoing strikes in New England and related job shifts in mills and building trades.
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Roger
Babson
Sian Lee
New, Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New’ England
New “York State
Pennsy
Farmers’ ' Conference
Washington
Congress
West
Ohio
Indiana
South
Germany
England
France
Europe
Joan Europe
Russia
New England
Providence
Iit
Cig
Smay
Atrira
Local Notices and Life Events from Terre Haute District
Lizzie Weinhold visited Terre Haute yesterday. Alvan Smith of Auburn township chosen as Casey schools principal. Rev J F McCann united Robert R Lynn and Minerva A Welsh in marriage at the bride’s mother’s home. Clay Montgomery broke his leg playing on a shed last week. Susan Quick closed her teaching term at the college building due to pleasant weather and student indolence. a picnic followed. Frank M Hurst reports from Dolson township: Lizzie Claypool wed at the bride’s parents’ home. Henry Gassoway officiated.
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Lizzie .Weinhold
Terre Haute
Alvan Smith
Auburn Township
Casey
J. F. McCann
Robert R. Lynn
Minerva A. Welsh
Clay Montgomery
John’ Montgomery
Susan Quick
College Yard
Frank M. Hurst
Herald
Dolson Township
Lizzie
Jerry Claypool
Esquire
Henry Gassoway
Local social notes from Terre Haute and surrounding towns
Miss Belle Sebree spent Sunday in Terre Haute visiting her brother Ed a Van train dispatcher. Harry Smith returned from Greencastle to spend the summer after attending DePauw University. Misses Daisy Griffith Susie Montgomery are guests of H H Hurst in Dolson township. Arthur Poorman of West Union was in town on his way home from Ann Arbor where he has been at college. Miss Mabel Howell visited friends in Westfield last week. Warren McHenry celebrated his 17th birthday with a party at his east side home entertained by friends with games and social time.
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Belle Sebree
Terre Haute
Harry Smith
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Daisy Griffith
Susie Montgomery
H. H. Hurst
Daisy
Dolson Township
Arthur Poorman
West Union
Ann Harbor
Mich
Umiss
Mabel Howell
Westfield
Warren McHenry
Claypool and Staley Tie The Knot In Johnson Township
Russell B. Claypool and Lillie E. Staley, both of Johnson township, were married Tuesday by Benson Martin in his office. Kathryn and Mary Roach are expected home from Notre Dame. Mrs Harry Cork hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with prizes awarded to Lu Cole and Jayne B. Kerr.
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Mray Roy
Notre Dame
Ind
Harry Cork
Lu Cole
Jayne B. Kerr
Public Library Hours Card
The library will be open every afternoon except Sunday from 2 30 to 6 30 o clock. Saturday night hours are 7 00 to 9 00 o clock.
Blackmail Attempt Targets Mrs Nightlinger in Terre Haute Case
Francis A Wilkinson alias Thomas Curry, of Edgewood Grove Terre Haute, faces blackmail charges in a plot against Mrs Marguerite Nightlinger formerly of Marshall. He recruited two clients to pay hush money claiming alleged relations with two Marshall men. Wilkinson was arrested in Terre Haute after a meeting at the Hotel Deming and released on a $2000 bond signed by his son.
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Marguerite Nightlinger
Marshall
Terre Haute
Francis A. Wilkinson
Edgewood Grove
Federal Court
Thomas Curry
Wilkinson
Nightlinger
Charles Smitley
John Michiels
Arthur Poorman
Seymour Hurst
Deming
Hursts
Curry
Dwight Wilkinson
Two Boys Held Up Spark Local Comment
Two amateur hold-ups, one of Wayne Hollenbeck and another of Ralph Peck, were attributed to Earl Hudson Fred Remlinger and a Paris youth. Warrants issued. two suspects were captured after a field chase east of town while Remingers remains at large. Police fear possible violence and show little interest in capture. May bring a laundry run by two Chinese workers in Marshall when location found.
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Wayne Hollenbeck
Ralph Peck
Earl Hudson
Fred Remlinger
Paris
Remingers
Adjudged Insane John Meehling Remains In Question
John Meehling a farmer from Grand Turn was adjudged insane in County Court. He was ordered sent to the state institution at Anna, but reports say he was taken to a private sanatorium in Indianapolis instead.
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John Meehling
Grand Turn
Anna
Indianapolis
Dolson Township youths plead guilty to theft charges
John Kirby and Floyd Daugherty were arraigned before Edward Emerson on theft charges for stealing chickens. They waived trial and were released on heavy bonds.
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John Kirby
Floyd Daugherty
Dolson Township
Esq
Edward Emerson
Fourth of July plans delayed in local town
The town has not developed a Fourth of July celebration and is understood to hold no public event. Nearby Westfield plans an old fashioned celebration instead.
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Westfield
Sunday School Convention at Brick Church in York Township
A Sunday school convention will be held at the Brick Church in York township district No 8 on Sunday June 26. The convention will begin promptly at 1 30 o'clock. District officers for the ensuing year will be elected at this time. A good program has been prepared. Rush Dolson is temporary chairman with J L May and J W Adams. com.
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York Township
Rush
Dolson
J. L. May
J. W. Adams
Burial rites held for Ed Guinnip in Englewood California
Funeral services were held for Ed Guinnip at 1:00 p.m. yesterday at the home of his son Arthur north of town in Englewood California. The body arrived Monday evening with his daughter and son Frank. Surviving children include Mrs Bertha Hollister Mrs Nellie Goldsmith Frank and Artis. His wife preceded him two years ago.
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Ed Guinnip
Bertha Hollister
Englwood
Calif
Arthur
Frank
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