Bierbaum Clara wed Peck at Eilingham in union
PECIC Bierbaum Clara married Cad Peck on Saturday in Eilingham. Miss Bierbaum lived southwest of town and had worked years as a nurse in Terra Haute before health concerns led her to retire. The couple will establish a home on Peck’s farm and begin housekeeping at once.
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Incomplete OCR Item About Senate and Fire
A fragment notes a Senate reference and a home fire on Saturday with unclear details and garbled quotation marks. The readable parts mention clothing worn by an individual and a burned home. No clear names or places are provided.
Marshall Citizens Meet to Discuss City Development Plans
A Marshall city meeting heard Judge H R Snavely present proposals for high school expansion and urged petitions for voter approval. Tourists camping on Michigan Avenue park prompted calls for better park oversight and future meeting at Mrs. John Lewis’s home.
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