Longlist of local residents and visitors in Marshall area
Local notes report Charles Lee leaves for Kaw City Oklahoma after visiting his mother Mrs Sarah Doughty. Stephen Tugwell arrives from London to visit wife and parents in law. Numerous calls include Mr and Mrs Carroll Eldorado Kansas and Mrs Ener Short death. Community clubs meet, funeral notices, hospital visits, and school sports summarize Friday to Monday activities in Marshall and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Kaw City
Oklo
Sarah Doughty
Stephen Tugwell
American Express Company
London
England
Court Guthrie
Ather Carroll
Eldorado
Kansas
James Carroll
Charles’ Short
Marshall
Ener Short
John L. Newlin
Decaturs
J. &. Myers
Leona Clem
Bithia Phillips
Terre Haute
Hazel Garrison
Tachers’ College
Charleston
W. L. Garrison
Dana Heiline Dies After Illness at Home
Dana Heiline, ill with pneumonia, died at his home about 2:00 PM Monday. The funeral will be held at 10:00 AM tomorrow with interment in Bailift cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiline
Bis
Jett
Union
Bailift Cemetery
Visit Notes From Ohio and Kansas Middle West
Mrs Chester English of Findlay Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs R A Chancellor and relatives near Marshall. Mrs M OE Overholt of Montrose visited the first of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Wood. Mr and Mrs Josiah Connelly Jr have gone to Fort Scott Kansas where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester English
Findlay
Ohio
R. A
Chancellor
Tandy
Marshall
Westfield buys Davis garage as stock moves in
Westfield owner J H Parker buys the Davis garage and moves stock to Westfield. Mrs Ida Weber held a sale west of town, selling stock to 1550 dollars. Prof John Parcel gains a year leave from Minnesota to study engineering in England and Europe. Funeral for Mrs Mary Harrison at Maple Hill cemetery. New son Stewart Franklin born to Mr and Mrs Walter Church. Swickard trades 400 acre farm for 230 acre Kangas farm and moves soon. Cattle and hog shipments to Andisinapolis market. Paul Neese released from Coles jail after six months for paternity. In Ardmore Okla Mrs L J Hays dies. remains brought home for Sunday funeral. Several local visits and club meetings noted. Poland China hog sale held with modest prices. Union services continue with good attendance. Mrs Nattle Dotto celebrated 69th birthday. Ben Lewis rents farm near Mattoon and relocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parcel
Sam Parcel
University of Minnesota
C. S. Myers
Walter Church
Stewart Franklin
R. O. Swickard
Westfield
William McCord
Kangas
BE. W. Mann
H. ‘Lewis
Earl Goble
Andisinapolis
Paul Neese
Coles County
Sarah Frances
Sand
C.E. “Reeds
Ollie Walker
W.H. O
P. BE. ‘Woodard
L. J. Hays
Willis Ernst
Ardmore
Okla
Strader
Isabel
Stivers of Sumer Married to Mr Elmore in Indianapolis
Former Nora Athey, daughter of Lawrence Athey, was wed to Mr Elmore in Indianapolis. News mentions Mrs James J Lindley and Miss Clara Mount at Universal Church Mission Circle in Hutsonville, and Newlin moving his restaurant into a new midtown building. Mrs Fred Ormiston returns from Sullivan County after visiting Layman Ormiston and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Indianapolis
Boulal
Siegel
Doris
Chicago
Actosb
Thes Street
Fred Ormiston
Layman Ormiston
Sullivan County
Ind
Melrose Republican Convention Scheduled for March 1
The Melrose township Republican convention will be held Saturday afternoon March 1. P F Dodd is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
IN. Richart
Melrose
Sheriff Candidate Announcement for April Primary
John Lewis announces candidacy for sheriff pending Republican party approval at the April 11, 1922 primary. Announcement appears as a brief public notice.
Clark County Republican Primary Petition for County Judge
Edward Heares announces candidacy for County Judge of Clark County in the Republican primary to be held April 11, 1922. He profiles his bid in this public notice and requests support from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Edward Heares
W O Slusser Files for County Judge Nomination
W O Slusser announces candidacy for County Judge pending Republican primary approval on April 13, 1922 in Altoona. The notice is an official party slate filing.
Candidacy Announcement for Clark County Sheriff
Millard Hedrick announces candidacy for Sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican voters in the primary on April 11, 1922. Advertisement notes the entry and seeks support from party members.
Short announces candidacy for Sheriff in Clark County
Charles Short declares he will seek the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Clark County in the upcoming Primary election, subject to Republican voters approval. Announcement appeared as a public notice dated April 11, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Charles Short
Harold A. Wysong Announces County Clerk Candidacy
Harold A. Wysong declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk at the primaries in April 1922. The public notice promotes the bid and outlines campaign intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
McDaniel Announces Candidacy for 84th District
Ww. KI McDaniel announces his candidacy for representative of the 84th district on the Republican ticket. The decision lies with voters at the April primaries. Advertisement. 8tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KI McDaniel
J W Fredenberger Set as Republican County Treasurer Nominee
The announcement states J W Fredenberger will be the Republican candidate for County Treasurer pending voter approval. The note references an ERP prime date around April 11 and mentions a photolyot artifact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey Tg
Arney Seeks County Judge Nomination in Clark County Primary
A candidate announces for the office of County Judge in Clark County. The statement indicates seeking the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary election scheduled for May 1922.
Read Commissioner Candidate Announcement in Wabash Township
A candidate announces intent to run for Commissioner of Wabash Township subject to Republican voters approval at the March primary. Advertisement by Wb Ormiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
Wb. Ormiston
Ches T Brandenstein Announces Candidacy for 34th Representative
Ches T Brandenstein announces he will be a candidate for Representative of the 34th Thetriog, opposing Renwhlan in the primaries held April 11, 1922. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches. T.brandenstein
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Mayme Swineheart
Humbolt
Lafayette Eliott
Anne
William J. Barclay
Baris
McBride Ol Company
W. G. Buckler
Oakland
Henry J. Middleton
Vera Crane
Neva Fox
Glen Gardner
Robinson
W. C. Slusser
Night Owl
Edna
East Washington Street
Ruth Bell
Mildred Price
Casey Order of
Hazel Dell
Vevay Park
Greenup
Martinsville
Mayfield
Western Radiator Company
West Main Street
M. J. Duffy
East Main Street
Peter Peterson
Carrie Sanford
Do. A. Canady
J. M. Mitchell
Lawrenceville
Roy Canady
United Brethren Church
G. M. Meyers
Tracy Canady
Casper
Wyoming
Elmer E. Short
Elmer’. Short
Margaret
Zora Schiver
Earl Smith
J. L. van Deusen
Terra Haute
Libby Slusser Howe
South Central ‘Avenue
Myers
William Howe
Sherman ‘Rennels
Watson
Vandalia
Casey
Acore
Brasel
Ralph ‘Foster
Ernest Short
Olney
Jayne B. Kerr
Springfield
Meee
Aural
Itowa
Sattraay
yRranks McFarland
Adnar Tower
McClean
Harvey
Migs Hattie
Emma ‘Husted
Seth
Beachout
William Brock
Leo
Fred Gallatin
Joe
Church of God
Rupp
C. B. Low
West Union
Norman Bennett
Woman's Auxiliary
Dana Heiline
White Rotary
A.M. Dewey &Company
Marshall Auto Sales
Clark County
Marshall. Hll
J. H. Parker
Westfield Garage
Davis Garage
Ida Weber
West “York
Anderson ‘Township
Melrose Township
P. F.dodd
John
Lewis
Republican Party
W. Co. Slusser
W. O. Slusser
Millard “Hedrick
Ste
Arney
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