Local High School Boys Win Honors in Stock Judging
Carrol and Oscar Shaffner, sons of Carl Shaffner of near West Union, won top honors in sheep judging at the University of Illinois Urbana event. About 250 boys from 100 high schools entered stock judging. 915 youths competed in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol
Oscar Shaffner
Carl Shaffner
Near West Union
Urbana
Iminols
Near
West Union
Larst
University of Illinois At
Harold
Wright
Marshall ‘School
Weet Carrol
Mar ‘Shall
Oscar
Illinois
Martinsville Youth Bailed On Assault Charge
Eugene Sweet aged 20 of Martinsville is under bond of 1000 dollars for allegedly assaulting 15 year old Vonnie Forcuni of East Madison Street last Thursday night. Authorities arrested Sweet Saturday and he waived preliminary hearing before Justice Garner. bail set at 1000 dollars, bond posted by his father R M Sweet of Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene Sweet
Martinsville
Liberty
Vonnie Forcuni
East Madison Street
Sweet
Garner
R. M. Sweet
Man Fined On Disturbing Peace Charge
John K. Jackson was arrested Saturday by Policeman J W Wallace on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was taken before Squire Tom Craig and fined six dollars and forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Jackson
J. W. Wallace
Tom Craig
Young couple wed at Dennison Methodist parsonage
Velva E Spencer and Glen A Sweitzer were united in marriage on Surfiday June 13 at the Dennison Methodist parsonage with Rev Roy Perdue officiating. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Spencer, and the groom, only child of Mr and Mrs Charles A Sweitzer, will establish home on the old Sweitzer farm east of Livingston in a neatly furnished cottage awaiting their future.
Church to Lay Corner Stone at Clarksville Baptist
A corner stone ceremony is set for 2:30 Saturday July 3 at Clarksville Baptist Church. The event features music and visiting ministers, followed by the annual ice cream festival in the afternoon and evening. Rev. W A Fuson reports the new walls are up the floor is being laid and brick work will begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Baptist
W. A. Fuson
Estate proceedings in New York in County Court
The estate of Howard C. Gresham undergoes inventory appraisal and widow's award actions with the appraisal bill approved and ordered recorded. The estate of Joseph L. Setzer includes a guardian report with a partial report by John E. Setzer approved and ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard C. Gresham
Joseph L. Setzer
Guardian
John E Setzer
Oil Rig On Hodson Farm Reported In Town
Herald reporter visited Robert Hodson farm in Aras Wabash township where part of an oil rig is visible on the grounds. Two visiting geologists from Indianapolis said geology could be wrong if oil is not found. Drilling will start in several weeks after one well is completed and remaining rig parts are brought in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodson Farm
Twoi
Indianapolis
Herald
Robert Hodson
Aras Wabash
Sixty Million Highways Near Yet Far
The 60 million bond issue roads must be finished before the 100 million bond roads start. Of 14192 miles left, 91.74 miles have been advertised or are ready to be advertised, while 50.18 miles are not ready.
Fragmented OCR Word Salad Prompts Confused Speech
A garbled OCR text presents a confused dialogue about art and politics with scattered phrases and no clear narrative. It mentions a person named Becca and references to Marshall and a ladder, suggesting a fragmented local scene without coherent events or outcomes.
Patriots Week Planned for Marshall Area
Local groups including the D. R. and the American Legion announce a patriotic week from June 28 to July 5 in honor of the Philadelphia sesqui-centennial. The liberty bell will ring at 11 11 a.m. Monday June 28, and towns nationwide are asked to ring bells and blow whistles. A patriotic band concert directed by Harold Bright is set for Thursday night July 1 in Marshall featuring The Star Spangled Banner and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R
American Legion
Marshall
Philadelphia
United States
Harold Bright
Havs
America
Marshall people arrive at end of motor trip
Dr J J Rose and his family completed their cross country motor journey to Sequim Washington arriving with praise for the scenic route. The party reported only a minor mishap from a nail and noted the trip was their first west of St Louis with memorable views of the Rockies canyons and passes.
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Marshall
J. J. Rose
Sequim
Washington
Wash
Mr. Potter
America
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Transfers and marriages recorded this week in Terre Haute area
Land transfers include Charles Stoelting and wife to Robert Dunn to Anna Yeack for 3106 and $1. E H Leggett et al to Rossi Leggatt for 7-10-12 and $1. Renner to John W Renner for Marshall lot and $1. Ogden to T W Jones for Westfield lot and $1500. Zornes to Cole for land in 18-11-10 and $700. Hasson to Ernest L Taylor for Marshall lot and $2 000. Good to Clements for land in 21-11-11 and $1. Bohn to William Gard for land in 20-10-11 and $450. Marriages listed include Irvin pair in Terre Haute and others: Angelo Stefani, Helen Sozack, William Frasier Jr., Serge Wright, Glen Skidmore, Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stoelting
Wis Wyrick
Robert Dunn
Anna Yéack
E. H. Leggett
Rossi Leggatt
Christena Renner
John W. Renner
Lot Marshall
Lewis N. Ogden
T. W. Jones
Lot Westfield
Rose Leggett
Charles H. Zornes
Chas. H. Zornes
W. L. Cole
John S. Hasson
Ernest L. Taylor
Amos Good
Robert Clements
Henry C Bohn
William W. Gard
Wsson, & Ke
F. As . Pom E. We
Terre Haute
Marshall Boys Are Given Shares
Joe Davison son of John Davison Marshall is manager of South Western Petroleum at Ottawa Kansas and has received 35000 from a will of the late company president who left 15000000 for employees by years worked Harry Michael a former Marshall boy also receives 35000 while Sidney Cox a Marshall man gets a smaller share due to shorter service and tenure with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davison
John Davison
Marshall
South Western Petroleum Company
Ottawa
Kansas
Davison
Harry Michael
Sidney Cox
Former Marshall Boy to Broadcast Tonight
Mrs. Allen Wallis says her son Paul Gallagher with the Beckridge Musical Stock Company will broadcast his Laughing Song from WDOD in Chattanooga Tennessee tonight between 8 and 8 30 o clock.
Death of Mrs Cliff C Millhouse in Teole do Oregon
Word came from Teole do Oregon of the death of Mrs Cliff C Millhouse oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Ashworth who live just north of Marshall She is survived by her husband five children four sisters one brother and her parents.
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Teoledo
Oregon
Cliff C. Millhouse
John S. Ashworth
Marshall
Marshall Chamber of Commerce Monthly Meeting
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting will be held at the Marshall House Monday at noon. June 28 reports from committees on tourist park band finance and industries will be heard.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Marshall House
Death notices from Marshall area list multiple obituaries
Mrs Sagan Claypool aged nine died at 3 00 am at her South Fifth Street home. Funeral 2 00 pm today at the residence with Rev Mowery officiating. Burial in Marshall Cemetery. Survived by three daughters in Chicago and Terre Haute. Another obituary notes Mrs Rush age unknown died at Verson Joe Greenville Mississippi with services at St Marys Church Marshall and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Survived by daughters Julia Visher Lizzie in Chicago and others.
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Sagan Claypool
South Fifth Street
Amer E. Rush Rush
Verson
Joe
Greenville
Miss
Marshall
St. ‘Mary's
Julia Visher
Lizzi “Ore ‘Chickgo
Maxs
J. la
Chicago
Former Marshall residents visited Oklahoma cities
Margie B Hughes of Decatur reports visiting Oklahoma City and Tulsa where she called on Marshall people including John Shoemaker the Kellogg family the Martins and Aunt Lizzie Martin and notes Billy Martins death. Ray Vaughn of Olney says Wilson Motor Company has option on the Ed Howell building on street Marshall will host Hurmobile and Star cars July 1 with repair shop storage parts and a display.
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The
Herald
Margie” B. Hughes
Decatur
Marshall
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
John Shoemaker
Kellogg
Martins
George Pulver
Lizzie Martin
Mary
Billy Martin
Palm Beach
Florida
Ray Vaughn
Olney
Wilson Motor Company
Ed Howell
Sth
Mr Vaughn
Oincy
Small Roof Fire at William Taylor Home Quenched Before Fire Department
A small blaze damaged a roof at the William Taylor residence Wednesday noon but was nearly extinguished by Sisson and other boys with help from Herbért ere before firefighters arrived.
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William Taylor
Sisson
Herbértere
Women Auxiliary Bridge Party Aids Legion Post Cash
The Womens Auxiliary of American Legion Clark County Post 90 held a benefit bridge party in the club rooms on Friday. Attendees included many local couples and the event raised about $10 with prizes awarded to Mrs Rademaker and Mr Satterfield for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Clark County Post No 90
W A. Satterfield
Glen Allen
J. M. Rademaker
E. J. Giffel
Walter Hutchinson
John McCauley
Genevieve
Roy Claypool
Boy Fires Shot Wounding Man In Leg Accidentally
A Terre Haute boy aiming at birds in a cherry tree with a 22 rifle slipped the trigger and shot Charles Clouse in the right leg a week ago Sunday. Clouse is recovering after treatment by Dr. R A Britchell. Walter Cork and son Rex were in Springfield on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clouse
Henry Deitz
Terre Haute
Birds
Mr. Clouse
Therman
R. A. Britchell
Walter Cork
Rex
Springfield
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Inseireuit Court
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Harold’ Beeg
Gil_bert
Charles
eLansion Consane
Burns
Smith “Walker
Cozy Man
Mollie B
Smithy
Constance Batson Dams
Wire
Telen “Murry
Detroit
Mistadt
Th. Lowe
Gasey
Etta * Mae Mitchell
Tath Elahne
Marina
Willian Elizabath Soiter
Harold Motrin
Anna Joutz
Andy
James Millhouse
DuQuoin
Mtye Vernon
Reed Freigs
James J. Rose
Southwestern Petroleum Company
Ottawa, Kansas
Fortune
Chamber OF Commerce Monthly Meeting
Margie B. Hughes
GIVE
Boy
Man
the Herald
Fred Imle Clyde H Knowles
Russell Nishtlinger
Chris Finkbiiar
John A. Barker
Roy Hammon
Pat Foley
Mick Nelson
J. Q. Aieioy
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