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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1921

Page

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Optimistic Schools Plan Institute With Dr Harrop Visit

County superintendent secures Dr Arthur Harrop of Albion College Michigan for an October institute. Harrop is a renowned educator and author with extensive rural and high school experience. The article notes Clark county schools' strong progress, salary details for Miss Ola Richart, and upcoming spring terms in several districts. It also mentions a May 9 meeting in Marshall to discuss continuation schools with Mr Kolb addressing officials.

Arthur ‘Henry Harrop Albion College Mich Ammi -Bradford Hyde Reading Circle D. F. Nickols Clark County Ola Richart Choctaw Ohio Pleasant Grove Germany Jackson East McDaniel Blue Grass Bartmass Cottonwood Melrose Casey Graded Lola Kuhn Marshall Annabelle Lynch Evanston State Department Marshall High School Lynch Northwestern University Kolb

Act of Kindness From Marshall Pastor Aids Patient

Marshall residents recall Rev. P Raymond Powers former Methodist pastor who donated blood at Wesley Hospital in Chicago to help a physician’s mother near death. His sacrifice involved a quart of his blood transfused after the father already gave a quart, and Powers reportedly endured the test well.

Rev. Powers

McDaniel Arrested After Gear Found In Kitchen

Police found gear in the kitchen of the New Archer house on Wednesday night and placed William McDaniel under arrest. The report notes additional details about looted items and pawn activity.

New Archer House William McDeniel

Scouts Visit Terre Haute for Outdoor Skills Evening

Marshall boy scouts visited Terre Haute for a program on campcraft including fire making without matches first aid signaling and short talks. Attendees cited Rev. C. E. Pettit Arthur Tar man Arthur Poorman C. A. Dixon Albert Sockler Ben T. Baird M. C. Doty Olen R. Clements.

Marshall Terre Haute

Odd Fellows Initiate at Eureka Lodge Banner Meeting

Eureka Lodge of Odd Fellows held a banner meeting Thursday night initiating the first degree. After the work, the lodge shared sandwiches cake and coffee. The upcoming meeting tomorrow night will continue work on the candidates with refreshments expected.

Eureka Lodge of Odd Fellows

American Legion Meets Friday for Important Regular Session

Regular meeting of the American Legion is scheduled for Friday night March 4. All members are urged to attend this important session.

American Legion

Parent Teachers Association Meeting Discussed

A circular from Prof. F. G. Edwards, superintendent of schools, requests all interested in forming a Parent Teachers Association to contact him at once. Many already favor the move and a mass meeting will be called soon at the courthouse or the high school to organize the association.

F. G. Edwards Parent Teachers Association Court House

Death of W. C. Hippard in Springfield

William C. Hippard, former Marshall resident, died at his Springfield home Sunday night. His body was brought to Marshall Monday for burial. Funeral services were held at Mrs. Dr. Doll's home on North 8th Street at 3:00 p.m. yesterday, with interment in Marshall Cemetery.

William C. Hippard Marshall Springfield Dr. Doll North 8Th Street Marshall Cemetery

Illinois calf club plans and boy activities for 1921

Clark county in Wabash Valley Aberdeen Angus club with 12 counties, led by Fred Shaw. Bank financing, 20 calves needed, prizes $150 to $200 at Marshall show in September. Rules include age limits, purebred Angus heifers, committee selection, and local shows leading to Sullivan district event. Contact Harry B. Dulaney in Marshall for details.

Clark County Wabash Valley Aberdeen Angus Breeders American Aberdeen Angus Association Crawford Edgar Illngis Fred Shaw Dulaney National Bank Marshall Harry B. Dulaney State Department Sullivan

No Telephone at Tower Delays Train Time Info

On the statement of economy the Pennsylvania railroad has removed the telephone at the tower. To learn train times call Ralston at 1659. He may not know all details, but you will get the best available information.

Springfield Illinois Ien Small Thaive Ity C H Jenkins B. M. Davidson Marshall Board of Agriculture Col C. R. Miller Kankakee George B. Arnold Chicago Industrial Commission W. H. H. Miller Champaign Isaac D. Rawlings George A. Barr Joliet Utilities Comminaton Insurance Department Pennsylvania Railroad Ralston

Civic League Meekly Probes Park and Tree Care

The civic league held its first public meeting at the courthouse with 20 members present. It discussed trimming and spraying trees in Marshall and proposed a park at the corner of 8th Street and Michigan Avenue. Committees were named to study the park and tree care. next meeting is Monday at 7 30 pm at the courthouse.

Civic League Court House Marshall 8Th Street Michigan Avenue M. C. Doty Gertrude Shaw Sol Handy Edwin Booth Sam Prevo

Marshall Boys Form Scout Troop Under Wykoff

Terre Haute scout executive Co C Wykoff organized a Marshall troop last Thursday in the Methodist church basement with Rev C B Pettit as scout master and Olen R Clements and O H Rolson as assistants. Members include John Tarman James Doty George Taubeneck William Dixon Donald Howell Robert English Creal Stout Harry Sockler Booth Poorman Russell Baker Granville Brosman Tarquin Bennett Charles Danner Edwin Pettit Roy Baird and Carlos Stewart. Badges and certificates were awarded after the program.

Co. C. Wykoff Terre Haute Marshall C. B. Pettit Olen R. Clements O. H. Rolson John Tarman James Doty George Taubeneck William Dixon Donald Howell Robert English Creal Stout Harry Sockler Booth Poorman Russell Baker Granville Brosman Tarquin Bennett Charles Danner Edwin Pettit Roy Baird Carlos Stewart Mr. Wycoff

Marriage Licenses Listed for Wabash Area Couples

Sherman Liffilck aged 22 of Wabash township wed Mabel Kendall 21 of Wabash township. Clarence G. Smith 25 from Martinsville married Grace Bodeker 23 of Ackley Iowa. William Campbell 19 of Orange township tied to Hattie Cooley 21 of Johnson township. Fred W Hewitt 22 of Wabash township to Margaret M Setzer of Wabash township. Ralph Gross 19 of Johnson township wed Flossie Middleton 17 of Johnson township.

Sherman Liffilck Wabash Township Mabel Kendall Clarence G. Smith Martinsville Grace Bodeker Ackley Iowa Wiliam Campbell Orange Township Hattie Cooley Johnson Township Fred W. Hewitt Margaret M. Setzer Ralph Gross Flossie Middleton

William Lake and William Hammer Arrested for Gaming

William Lake and William Hammer were arrested Monday for gaming. Bach gave bond for 8300 dollars and is to appear in county court.

William Lake William Hammer Bach

Marshall Chamber hosts R H Kennedy business lecture

R H Kennedy of National Cash Register lectures in Marshall on newspaper advertising, store organization, personal selling and business control. The program includes a business story film about a marketer’s rise to success and a second illustrated talk on city beautification by the Marshall Civic Club.

Marshall Chamber of Commerce R .H. Kennedy National Cash Register Company Marshall Ladies of Marshall Civic Club Kennedy

Marshall Defeats Martinsville 44 to 12 in Final Preseason Clash

Marshall trounced Martinsville 44 to 12 on a small floor as left forward Fredenberger led in points and Smith starred for Martinsville. The final game of the season pits Marshall against Robinson with Martinsville second team mixing with local seconds.

Martinsville Marshall Fredenberger Smith Robinson Board of Education

Inauguration Friday Preview by a Pension Bureau Veteran

A Washington pension office insider describes the forthcoming Harding inauguration. He recalls presidents and ceremonies, notes loud amplifiers will let many hear Harding, and expects big crowds at the capitol grounds. He warns businessmen fear patronage losses and laments limited interest.

H. C. Bell Washington Pension Bureau Cleveland Harrison McKinley Wilson Harding National Capitol Building United States Capitol Grounds Board of Supervisors Marshall Marion Ohio New Willard Hotel Capitol Woodrow Senate Congress White House

Ice & Flower Co. Manager Injured In Car Crank Incident

G. C. Wallauer, manager of the Marshall Ice and Flower Company, broke his right arm when a car crank snapped back while he started his vehicle near Auburn on Monday afternoon.

G. C. Wallauer Marshall Ice & Flower Company Auburn

Murphy in smashup on Terre Haute streetcar collision

Verling Murphy of route 6 Marshall was in Terre Haute on Wednesday when a streetcar struck his corn truck at Sixth and Chestnut, badly damaging the vehicle. One passenger in the streetcar was seriously hurt and several others were lightly injured.

Verling Murphy Marshall Terre Haute Sixth Chestnut Streets Mersey Hart

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McDaniel ODD Fellows Legion W. C. Hippard Prospect Istate CHUMS Angeles Express Billy” Steele Tas” Hall Ontario Steele Ontario Post Hall Ashland Ore Upland John Copenhayer Civic League Meets Marshall Boys Pennsylvania Sian Mickie Bell Hallauer Murphy
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