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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1916

Page

6

Two Capital Sensations In Washington War Talk And Pension Cuts

The piece mocks Congress for seeking to limit presidential control over diplomacy to avert war with Germany. It condemns a proposed warning on merchant ships as outlawed by law and as cowardly. It notes a Bourland bill to cut Pension Bureau staff and complains of government wage and salary disparities amid heightened anti German rhetoric.

Washington, D. C Congress Germany Stone United States High Seas Washington Bourland Missouri Pension Bureau Washington City

Methodist Brotherhood to Debate Navy and Army Size

The Methodist Brotherhood will hold a meeting next Friday evening to debate whether the U S should build and maintain the greatest navy in the world and a standing army of 400 000. Two signetron speakers will participate in the discussion.

Brotherhood G Boahyel U. S

Hardway and Carper Tie at Martinsville Home

Lee Hardway and Miss Ethel Carper wed Sunday at the bride’s parents home 20 miles south of Martinsville. Rev. G A Mathis of Casey officiated in the presence of a few relatives. They will reside on a farm south of Martinsville.

Lee Hardway Ethel Carper William Carper Martinsville G. A. Mathis Casey

Indian Relic Exhibition At City Drug Store

Luther Medley found a steel tomahawk last week while digging a grave in Livingston cemetery. The artifact, likely carried by an Indian dignitary, is elaborately fashioned and part of a display of numerous Indian relics and bones unearthed in the area.

Luther Medley Livingston

Close Call on Big Four Track Leaves Oliver Man Injured

Charles Stuck of Oliver was struck by a freight train last Friday while walking on the Big Four line. He was knocked from the track, dislocating a shoulder, breaking a rib and suffering general bruising after misjudging the train’s distance near a muddy spot.

Charles Stuck Oliver

Martinsville Township Primary Returns Party Tickets

The Martinsville township primary last Saturday produced party ticket winners. Republicans elected W. A. Byram as supervisor Jacob Martz as assessor Bert Cook as town clerk and Carl Ballard as collector. Democrats chose Howard Taggart as supervisor S. A. Taggart as assessor Joe Tate as town clerk and Homer Snyder as collector.

Martinsville Township W. A. Byram Jacob Martz Bert Cook Carl Ballard Howard Taggart S. A. Taggart Joe Tate Homer Snyder

Wheat crop hit by frost and flood losses in Illinois

State Board of Agriculture secretary B M Davison reports one third of Illinois wheat destroyed this winter. White County suffers the most with 30 percent killed by frost and 60 percent by floods, per Davison’s figures.

Ilinois B M. Davison State Board of Agriculture White County Davison

Obituary of Rebecca McClain Knight McCutcheon Dudley Dudley area

Rebecca McClain born August 25 1838 in Shelby County Indiana died February 23 at her daughter Mrs Oliver Ludingtons home in Dudley She married A J Knight in 1859 who died in 1865 They had six children one survivor Mrs Ludington later married Thomas McCutcheon 1869 with four more children listed She was a lifelong M E church member Survived by two brothers Neal and W A a sister Mrs Mary Mills and many relatives 22 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Dudley with interment at Gill cemetery.

Rebecca McClain Shelby Co Ind Oliver Ludington Dudley A. J. Knight Ludington Thomas McCutcheon P.A. Vaughn Marshall J.C. Rucker Mono Lake Calif Clark Rockford Iowa Samuel M. E. Church Neal Auburn W. A Glenayre Mary Mills Anderson Christian Church Gill Cemetery

American Girls Lyceum Course to Feature Noted Entertainment

The American Girls present a rare high class entertainment in Terre Haute on Wednesday March 8. Tickets go on sale March 4 at Kelfer’s store with main floor 76 cents and balcony 50 cents. Season tickets are reserved free. The program uses violin cornet piano clarinet saxophone and drums with vocal numbers readings and six American girlhood periods in authentic costumes concluding with a portrayal of the founding of America and patriotism.

America Kelfer’s Terre Haute Cuioalal Puriayale Ameriras Che Giradda Athas Tha Caning Amarice Tog Ayer

Better Babies Contest Promotes Health in Clark County

The Clark County Medical Society hosts a Better Babies contest on March 9 open to all county infants and toddlers aged 12 to 48 months. Three divisions judge development not looks with bronze medals, diplomas, certificates, and a free photograph prize backed by sponsors. Entries due by March 7. exams start at 9 a.m. in the courthouse with free, physician-led evaluation.

Clark County Fred’g Gorham Stephen Bradley Percy Hasslitt Marshall, Jr

French Ship Sunk As Submarine Attack Rages

The French auxiliary cruiser La Provence, one of the era's grand liners, was sunk in the Mediterranean by an enemy submarine on Monday with 970 lives lost from 1800 aboard. German submarines have caused heavy damage to enemy vessels this week as Verdun battles continue with high civilian casualties. Mayor Thompson faces a tough Chicago mayoral race as Jim Crow ordinances emerge in St. Louis. Henry James dies in London at his home, aged achievements noted.

la Provence Mediterranean Verdun St. Louis Chicago Thompson

Reed Hinkle Wedding Quietly Unites Reed and Hinkle

Charles Reed son of Nick Reed of Auburn township and Miss Lillie Hinkle daughter of Franklin Hinkle of Dolson township wed at the bride’s home Saturday evening February 19 in a small gathering. Ira Murphy officiated the ceremony. A wedding supper followed. The couple will reside on the Evaline Reed farm.

Charles Reed Nick Reed Auburn Township Lillie Hinkle Franklin Hinkle Dolson Township Eld Ira Murphy Evaline Reed

Marriage Licenses Reported From Local Townships

Marriage licenses issued to Elmer Hartman and Mirtle Beasley Casey township Herschel Weir and Ida Conner Anderson Melrose Lee Hardway Orange and Ethel Carper Martinsville Ernnest Hall and Lucy Murphy Wabash township Ne Harry B Wood Effingham and Margery Meals Tuscomz ins

Elmer Hartman Mirtle Beasley Casey Herschel Weir Anderson Ida Conner Melrose Lee Hardway Orange Ethel Carper Martinsville Ernnest Hall Lucy Murphy Wabash Harry B_Wood Effingham Margery “Meals Tuscomz Ins

Prayer meeting and church events at the Christian church

The Christian Church Union invites all to a prayer meeting tonight at the church. Mission Circle meets Saturday afternoon at Findlay grocery. Teachers’ meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the pastor’s study. Next Sunday is Foretsa Mission day with services at usual times and C B at 6 15.

Union Christian Church Mission Circle Findlay OW Tones

Tam. 2 Candidate Nominates on Emblican Ticket

A fragmented notice notes a candidate for nomination on the emblican ticket with unclear name and date. The text references a primary on Saturday March 4 and a plan to meet voters, but details are garbled and uncertain.

Collessora Saturddey Kenerth Tisdh

Court Journal Records Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces

Sylvia Foraker seeks divorce from Jesse Foraker. notes she is at Pontiac reform school for horse theft near York. Other filings include dower actions, foreclosures, divorce petitions, will construction, and several assumpsit and judgment by confession cases involving multiple parties and institutions.

Sylvia Foraker Jesse Foraker Foraker Reform School Pontiac York John Gagen Martha G Haslitt H C McGinness Sarah A Roberts Belle Daily Leonard Daily

Death of Arnold Paul Miller 1916 Zion Cemetery

Arnold Paul Miller born December 13 1914 to Rudolph and Mary Miller died February 26 1916 at age 1 year 2 months 13 days. He was cherished by family including one sister and four sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral sermon by Rev Leo J Ehrhardt at Zion Church with burial in Zion cemetery.

Rudolph Mary Miller Arnold Paul Earth Arnold Zion Sunday School Leo J Ehrhardt Zion Eer

Auto Thefts Start Early In City

A man drove a Studebaker into town and left it at Pulvers garage. By morning two men from Terre Haute claimed the car was theirs and that the original owner had vanished as police search for him.

Studebaker Pulvers Garage Terre Haute Herald

Drewell Selected as Delegate to National Convention

At the Republican congressional convention in Danville last week W H Drewell of Westfield was chosen as a district delegate to the national convention. Also named were John H Harrison of Danville Thomas G Vennum of Watseka and D W Rhodes of Toledo.

Danville W. H. Drewell Westfield John H. Harrison Thomas G. Vennum Watseka D. W. R. Rhodes Toledo

Melrose Township Convention Schedule

Melrose township announces meetings at Weavers Store and Anderson Town Hall. Conventions set for February 22 at 2 pm and March 14 at 1 pm with additional events in Weavers Store listings.

Melrose Anderson Idues Satraay Weavers 'Store Sai Ato

Young Pébsla In Troubles Involving Murphy Arrest

Auburn township resident Orville Murphy faces charges as reported by nottie Churchill. The case concerns a fraternity related incident with action set for Saturday at Craig's Sour.

Allright Camp No 8522 M W A Holds Special Meeting

A special meeting of Allright Camp No 8522 M W A is set for Thursday night, March 7, to conduct degree work.

Allright Camp No

Barn Fire Destroys Property At Andy Lowry Farm

A barn at Andy Lowry’s farm near Auburn burned last Thursday with hay wagon and harness destroyed. Two horses suffered severe burns. The loss was insured.

Andy Lowry Auburn

Casey Boy Locked Up On Burglary Charge

Fred Lindsey a 16 year old of Casey was jailed Saturday awaiting grand jury action on burglary charges. Lindsey implicated another youth Harry Kennedy in the theft and he was arrested yesterday and will have a hearing this afternoon.

Fred Lindsey Casey Lindsey Harry Kennedy

Riggs and Vaughn Wed in Terre Haute Nuptials

On Saturday last at Terre Haute the marriage joined Charles Riggs of Terre Haute and Miss Emma Vaughn of Marshall. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W P Riggs and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Vaughn. The couple will begin housekeeping soon near Terre Haute.

Terre Haute Charles Riggs Emma Vaughn Marshall W. P. Riggs P. A Vaughn

New Sewer Proposition Approved by Local Board

The Board of Local Improvements met Monday and recommended a sanitary and drainage sewer with minimal opposition. planned route begins north on Michigan avenue at Spruce street, to Ash, east to 12th, south to Beech, east to 14th, south to Plum with spurs from Hickory to 8th and 13th from Beech to Ash to connect with the east side sewer outlet at 14th Street.

Board of Local Improvements Michigan Avenue Spruce Street Ash 12Th Beech 14Th Plum Hickory Michigan 8Th 13Th East Side 14Th Street

Real Estate Transfers From Local Deed Records

Jno W Lewis transfers to Tom Geffs 5 percent in section 34 9 14 for 1100 dollars. V O Swallum transfers land in Martinsville to Anna M Burger for 25 dollars. Ruffner guardian to Clifford Finney and interest in northwest quarter of section 32 9 14 for 1500 dollars. Asher R Cox to Homer Clough 5 percent in section 23 and northeast quarter of section 24 10 13 for 3500 dollars. John M Taylor to Dock Eller six acres in southwest quarter of section 30 12 10 for 476 dollars. Elizabeth B Mark to Cora A Briscoe part of block 5 Langs addition Casey for 1000 dollars. James Ingle to Clifford S Brown three lots West Union for 500 dollars. Samuel Sneed to Walter Conner east half of southwest quarter northeast 6 9 12 for 800 dollars. Linos A Gilbert to John Kaufman 66 34 acres 19 10 12 for 3000 dollars. H F Orr to Ollie Shore parts of lots 9 and 12 Dulaneys fifth Casey for 100 dollars.

Jno W Elizabeth B Mark Cora Briscoe Lang Casey James Ingle Clifford S Brown Samuel Sneed Walter Conner Linos A Gilbert John Kaufman H F Orr Ollie Shore Dulaney

Good Roads Appeal Roars Through Illinois Chambers

The Paris Chamber of Commerce promotes an Eastern Illinois highway from Mt. Carmel to Chicago with plans for a spring demonstration. Vermilion County bonds will finance paving, linking the southern Vermilion border to Chicago. Officials propose routing via Mt Carmel Lawrenceville Robinson Marshall Paris Danville Chicago, inviting local response.

Hnois Paris Dhnois Herald Illinois Mt. Carmel Chicago Danville Vermilion County Vermillion County Edgar, Clark Crawford Lawrence Wabash Mlinois Mt .Carmel Lawrenceville Robinson Marshall Warshall Paris Chamber of Commerce J. H Peters Chamber of Commerce Tar’y

Henry Clint in Wartime Dispute and Prophecy

William Dittmer recounts a feud over Henry Clint’s World War I predictions and alleged anti Allied statements. The letter defends Clint’s stance while accusing rivals of deception, citing published words, and ends with a warning about truth and fate.

Evangelical Association Plans Services and Quarterly Meeting

The Evangelical Association schedules Sunday morning worship at Immanuel Grand Turn and evening at Zion Big Creek. Marshall church hosts Sunday school at 9 30 each Sunday and prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 15. A cordial welcome invites attendance and the last quarterly meeting is set for Marshall March 12 led by Pastor J Bhrhardt.

Immanuel Grand Turn Zion Big Creek Marshall Marshall Aiarch Lso J. Bhrhardt

Thanks To the Heads for Kind Help and Support

A brief note of gratitude to the many heads who offered aid and wood to a local portow in need, acknowledging their generous assistance near the harbor and the community’s appreciation.

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Lyceum Baby Henry James London James England Reed-Hinkle Vorce E Bennett Ora Lowden Lillian Nash L Sluss H Drewell Oilfield Oil Co P.G Fleager W S Emerick R. Pine Central Life Ins., Co E B Denison J E Turner Drewell Pébsla Orvile Murphy Pnday Nottie Churchill Hays Graig M. W. A. Notice Epee Riggs-Vaughn Dittman Mr. Bell Pickens Miss Henry Clint William Sam Clint Nnless Germany Isaiah Putz Pab William Dittmer Evangelical Association Tip
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