Old Landmark Marshall Flour Mill Destroyed by Fire
Fire at the Marshall flour mill owned by T. S. Nichols destroyed the entire stock including 250 barrels of flour and thousands of bushels of grain. Insurance covered about 18000 with total machinery and building losses around 7000. Firefighters saved nearby lumber yard and houses as residents aided in efforts during a spectacular blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Marvin Mir
Joseph. Cork
Rufus “Neal and
Marvin & Besser
John Marvin
Darwin
Marvin
Besser
St.Louis
Marshall
Marshall Fire
Kirchner
Marriage Licenses Listed for Charles P Roney and Others
Charles P Roney 31 of North Judson Indiana to Marietta Mundorf 29 of Marshall. Virgil Kemper 21 of Parker township to Lola Davidson 18 of Casey. Allen Crumline 28 of Melrose township to Mary B Wernz 22 of Melrose township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. “Roney
North Judson
Ind
Marietta
Land transfers and roads gain in Clark county report
Deeds record transfers between Mitchell Dora Stateler Crum Fitzarrald Deverick Roush Kiger Robinson Hurst and Pendley with prices from 1.00 to 600. More Good Roads updates note Clark county gains an extra mile and a half of improved road surface extending toward York township line benefiting Marshall and Robinson residents. New divorce case Dixon vs Dixon listed in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R’a ‘Mitchell
Dora E. Stateler
Marshall
Burl “Medaker
George Crum
E. A. Snyder
Homer Roush
J. H. Kiger
Herbert W
King
Oley
M. Robinson
Elizabeth Hurst
Lawrence Hurst
Department of Public Works
Clark ‘County
York Township
Marshall and Robinson
Lafollette Dominates Wisconsin Primary Clash in 1922
The piece argues Lafollette’s radical stance and coalition build make him a strong presiding figure in Wisconsin politics. It notes socialist candidates retreat, Harding's effort to deny renomination, and doubts about beating him in the Republican primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre
Haute
Tribune
Awith
Robert Lafollette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Chicago
Harding
Federal Supreme Court
Congress
Newberry
Senate
Coast to Coast Hiker Joe Walling Passes Through Marshall
Uncle Joe Walling, a Spanish American War veteran aged 81, nears coast to coast hike stopping in Marshall. He visited the Herald office with credentials from multiple cities, covering 28 miles in 6 and a half hours, reflecting years of cross country treks with the Wanderlustern club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walling
Marshall
Herald Office
Baltimore
Wanderlustern
Public tennis court opens July 3 at Ohio Oil grounds
Notice to tennis players all who wish to play on the public court at the Ohio Oil company grounds must register at the grounds. The court will open for playing on Monday July 3 and is being prepared by members of the Woman's Civic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Woman's Civic League
Mrs Len Small Dies After Acquittal Celebration
Mrs Len Small died Monday from an apoplexy attack. She had been stricken Saturday night in Kankakee during a celebration of her husband Governor Len Small’s acquittal on a conspiracy charge. Present at her side were Governor Small and the couple’s three children Leslie Budd and Mrs A E Inglesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Small
Kankakee
Tilmots
Legion Plans Meeting to Open New Quarters
American Legion men and all ex service members will meet Friday evening June 30 at 6 00 p m to move into their new quarters at 8 60 o clock a lunch will be served Commander G F Behner invites all Legion and ex service men for the gathering Plenty of vats expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Legion
G. F. Behner
Westfield Plans Big Fourth Celebration At High School
Westfield will host a July 4 celebration on the high school grounds with amusements such as eye racer wall driving contests and a greased pole climb. A noon community dinner will feature tables, Judge Everett Connelly as a speaker, and music by the Westfield band followed by a Kansas versus Westfield ball game and an evening fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Everett Connelly
Kansas
This Week's Band Concert Program Highlights
Tomorrow night the band will perform The Hunting Score Popular Melodies and a vocal solo Some Where a Voice is Calling performed by James Colgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Colgrove
State Super Parenthood Aims After Child Welfare
Judge Ben Lindgey argues the state bears responsibility for child welfare beyond parental duty. The state should ensure nutrition, health, and education when parents fail, viewing Children’s Courts as guardians aiding families. It must intervene to prevent harm from poverty and unemployment, even in humble homes.
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Ben. B.lindgey
Pbs
Tractors Move House On Paved Road. Man Fined
John Lewis of Wheeler drove two tractors to move a house along the National Road at Montrose on Thursday June 15 and was fined for speeding 80 miles per hour on a paved road, violating the motor vehicle law. The report warns readers to learn the paved road laws and avoid law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Wheeler
Montrose
Marshall Edges Greenup In Narrow Sunday Victory
Marshall won 9 to 8 against Greenup in a tense 10 inning game. A late run secured the win and protest was dropped as officials deemed the decisions correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Greenup
Farm and Home Allies by Samuel H Hourvitch
Century old essay praises pioneer farmers and their modern evolution. It extols farmer leadership in democracy and wartime support, lauds lady farmers as drivers of industry and intellect, and credits Ma-Farmer with modernizing rural life through technology and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Better Church
Ma-Farmers
In Days Gone By
Warren and Ben Scholfield returned home Friday from Notre Dame work. Mary A. Irwin recently taught at Westfield and came back Friday. Mrs Benson Martin and Judge Wilking and family leave today to visit friends and relatives. S. G. Murray and son, from Indiana, returned Wednesday after a few weeks away. Will Killie, now back from Indianapolis, is employed in Frank Mark's shop. Arthur Morrow and wife move from Wisconsin and Mr Morrow joins the Wabash bridge crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mark
Arthur Morrow
Miss Pet Snyder
Wisconsin
Mr. M
Wabash Bridge Force
Local residents visit friends and events across cities
B M Davison and Allen Hurst went to Springfield Thursday. Joe Stark left Tuesday for Denver for the national Sunday school convention. Dan Hull and wife of West Union were in this city yesterday. Carl Tyler visited relatives in Rich Woods last week. Will Keller spent last Thursday with a friend in Dana. Catherine Tyler accompanied him to visit Miss Elia Wheeler. Miss Mayme Day went to Terre Haute Saturday. Miss Mabel Lambdin visited in Paris Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Davison
Allen Hurst
Springfield
Joe Stark
Denver
Dan Hull
West Union
Carl Tyler
Rich Woods
Will Keller
Dana
Catherine Tyler
Elia Wheeler
Mayme
Terre Haute
Mabel Lambdin
Paris
Ten Years Ago Notes from Local News
Ten years ago Miss Faith Pritchard traveled to Terre Haute for the summer term at the state normal school. Miss Alma and Hester Shipe hosted friends Thursday night for the latter’s birthday. Mrs. S. Y. Whitlock and Florence returned to Tuscola after visiting here. Mrs. Frank Hippard and her sons from Indianapolis are visiting A. J. Garver. Fairy Garver, back from Indianapolis, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Payne and daughter plan a Virginia visit next week. Mrs. Guy Davis and daughter return to Findlay Ohio after visiting here.
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Faith Pritchard
Terre Haute
State Normal School
Alma
Hester Shipe
S. Y. Whitlock
Florence
Tuscola
Frank Hippard
Indianapolis
Emmett Payne
Virginia
Guy Davis
Findlay
Ohio
Delegates Gather for Young Peoples Convention at Paris
Marshall sent fifty delegates to the Young Peoples convention at Paris Wednesday held at the First M.B. Church. Chrisman sent twenty five, Kansas Metcalf and Westfield were well represented, but Marshall led in attendance. Miss Ruth Noakes of this city was chosen secretary.
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Marshall
Young Peoples
Paris
M. BR
Chrisman
Kansas
Metcalf
Westfield
Ruth Noakes
Prevo Buys Building for Dodge Sales and Service
Ralph Prevo of the Prevo Motor Company has purchased the building housing the Marshall Auto Sales offices on Main Street. He will take possession around October 1 and open a Dodge sales room offering accessories and repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Prevo
Prevo Motor Company
Marshall Auto Sales
Main Street
Dodge
DeKalb Farm Bureau Decennial Celebration Hailed
Worth W Merritt notes farm people across Alingham prepare for DeKalb on June 30 featuring a large outdoor pageant Forward Farm Bureau. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 attend, with amplifiers radio listening and music from the DeKalb band. Governor Harding letter praises the federation and attendance by President not present due to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth W. Merritt
Commonwealth of Alinghis
Farm Bureau
DeKalb
Forward Farm Bureau
DeKalb Band
March of Agriculture
Prairie Schooner
Harding
White House
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Congress
Mundorf Roney wedding in Marshall Evangelical church
Miss Marietta Carolyn Mundorf and C P Roney were married Wednesday at 8 00 pm in Marshall Evangelical church with Rev Mundorf officiating. Attendants included Miss Laura Winter and Miss Edna Mundorf as bridesmaids, Reuben S Roney and Wilbert W Mundorf as groomsmen, and two ringbearers. The couple left for a western trip and will reside in North Judson Ind. after September 1. Mrs Roney formerly served as assistant principal at Phillipsburg Ohio High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Carolyn Mundorf
John Mundorf
Marshall
C. P. Roney
N. Judson
Ind
Marshall Evangelical Church
Laura Winter
Carmi
Edna Mundorf
Reuben
S. Roney
Dalton, Sr
Wilbert W. Mundorf
Mendelssohn
A. J. Mundorf
Terre Haute
Civic League Meeting Scheduled at Court House
The Woman's Civic League announces a meeting at the court house Monday night at 7:26 oclock. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the community discussion and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragulas
Civic League
Court House
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BURNS
Dixon Ya
Manuel R- Dixon
American Legion
Samuel H. Hourvitch
Samuelh Hourvitch
Mickie
Pcsat
NH City
PREVO
Ashali
Wadley, & Co
Bruner
Laronery
Cox
Renner
Ewes
Omre
Sonton
Randall & StephenAon
Timothy Hay
Miss Winters
Civic League Meeting
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