Cane Fashion Revue Draws Full House at Theatre
John F Cane Dry Goods Company presents a spring fashion revue at the Pythian Theatre with a local orchestra. Models showcased dresses coats and hats in new shades while Mrs Harry Ramesberger appeared in old fashioned garb to wide applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cane Dry Goods Company
Franc Casteel
Sylvia Ritter
William Dixon
Sam Prevo Jr
Creal Stout Harvey Wesnitzer
Chalmers Clatfelter
Virginia Prevq
Ruth Carpenter
Harriette Metz
Charlene Montgomery
Louise Foley
Clara Borbeck
Harry Ramesberger
Burton Prust
West “Union
Glen L. Allen
Milo Prust
West Union
John McCauley
Chas. T. English
Marcella Gaddis
Jack Hanley
Margaret Louise Rademaker
Mary Ellen Gillespie
Martha McMorris
Mary Jane Pulver
Clarene Coldren
Hilda Turner
Meoders
Duane Prust
John J. Cane Dry Goods Company
Harry Bamesberger
Virginia Prevo
New Cases In Circuit Court
Edgar C Wolkers sues for himself and Hartford Fire Insurance Company against Pennsylvania Railroad System. Martinsville Loan and Building Association forecloses on John D. Hurst and Mas Hurst. Additional foreclosure actions against Charles Hix and others. Township of Anderson Clark County Wins? ve Harry Kannamacher petition for injunction. Snyder et al seek side deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C Wolkers
Hartford Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Conn
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Martinsville Loan and Building Association
John D. Hurst
Anderson
Clark County
Harry ,Kannamacher
Lle
A Snyder Et al
Frank L Smith to Visit Marshall in Campaign Swing
Dwight Illinois Republican U S Senate candidate Frank L Smith will be in Marshall at 9 15 this morning then proceeds to Martinsville for 10 16 visit and others at 11 00. Smith chairs the Republican State Central Committee and Illinois Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Smith
Marshall
Martinsville
Casey
Frank L Smith
Dwight, IL
United States
Smith
Rapublican State Central Committee
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Bus Lines Begins Original Schedule Tuesday
A unnamed bus line, running between Danville and Mt Carmel with Marshall as a stop, restarts its original timetable this Tuesday. Previously the service failed to meet the 9:00 am and 5:00 pm passes through Marshall, but the southbound and northbound buses still meet in Marshall each morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUS Lines
Marshall
Woman Dies in Chicago Visitor to Marshall Area
Mrs H R Fishback formerly Nev He Dutton died at her Chicago home Sunday night February 21. Funeral held in Chicago on February 24 CE. Fishback of Marshall is brother to the husband of the deceased.
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H R Fishback
Local Wedding Joins Finkbiner and Youngs in Terre Haute
A wedding was held Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Abe Finkbiner uniting their son Frank and Miss Alta Young of Terre Haute. Rev. George G. Ross performed the ceremony. Frank, a carpenter in Terre Haute, plans to live there with his bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Finkbiner
Frank
Abta Young
Terre Haute
George G. Ross
Congregational
Pennsylvania
Alta Young
Ame Home Some Flowers or a Box of Candy to
A short note or prompt requests bringing flowers or candy to a home event. The fragment hints at a gesture but lacks clear context, date, or participating individuals.
Chief Patrolman Reports Illinois State Highway Police 1925
David Brady of Marshall receives the 1925 annual report from John Stack chief state highway patrol officer of Kankakee Illinois. The table shows work by the Illinois State Highway Police consisting of one chief 12 sergeants 80 officers and 4 mechanics during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brady
Marshall
John Stack
Kankakee
Ilinois
Illinois State Highway Police
Cast Selection Completed for Officer 666 at Pythian Theatre
The seventh anniversary play by Marshall Chambers' Commerce Band titled Officer 666 will run Thursday and Friday nights, March 11 and 12, at the Pythian Theatre. Harold Bright directs a large cast including Tom Moore in the title role with Batado George Mitchell Michael Phelan J R Hornbrook and others. The three act melodramatic farce has toured major US cities and appeared as a movie play.
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D Kaven
Marshall Chambers
Commerce Band
Pythian Theatre
Harold Bright
Officer 666
United States
Tom Moore
Batado
March Term Circuit Court Opens With Brewer Presiding
Judge Walter Brewer of Paris Illinois will preside over the March term of circuit court with jurors selected. The docket lists fourteen criminal twenty three common law and sixty four chancery cases including twenty divorce actions to be heard. Grand Jury names and juror list are provided.
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Walter Brewer
Paris
Illinois
Circuit Court
Sye Walter Brewer
Wit Court
Ourteen Criminal
Chancery
Charter night set for March 18 by Mars Hall Rotary Club
The Mars Hall Rotary Club board, including AL J. Snavely and Chas BE McMorris, met to plan charter night. The event will be held Thursday March 18 with charter delivered by Hon. J. Kalb of Mt Carmel, district governor of the 46th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marshall Rotary Club
AL J. Snavely
Chas BE. McMorris
W FE Morris
Perry Lewis
H M Newley
Hon . J. Kalb
Mt Carmel
Rotary
County Board to Meet Monday at Court House
The county board of supervisors will convene at the court house on Monday to transact regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
County Board of Supervisors
Political Campaign Shake-Up and Shake Down Mentioned
A political campaign discussion notes a volatile mix of reform and pressure politics. The unnamed source lists numerous individuals across Marshall Paris Terre Haute and other towns involved in campaigns or elections, with references to a shake-up and a shake down.
Candidates File Petitions for Local Offices
Yesterday was the final filing date with County Clerk Lem Atkins. Candidates may withdraw by March 10. Names listed include SHERIFF Hedrick Nay Strohm Collier Coldren Gallatin. JUDGE Slusser Pearce Arney Swern Janney Gard. CLERK Stanfield Black Seaton McNary. SUPERINTENDENT Brewer Murphy Holscher. TREASURER Lowers Hawker Forsythe. SENATORIAL COMMITTEE Lee Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Atkins
the Herald
Hedrick
Nay Strohm
Collier
Coldren
Gallatin
Slusser
Pearce
aArney
Swern
Janney
Gard
Stanfield
Black Seaton
Brewer
Murphy
Holscher
Lowers Hawker
Forsythe
Senatorial
Lee
Broadcasting program draws Marshall radio fans
The Marshall Township high school orchestra under Prof. N F Garvey presented a program broadcast from Decatur Illinois station Saturday night and received a warm reception from local listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
N F Garvey
Decatur, Ill
Marshall Radio
Illinois Blue Books Being Distributed Statewide
The Blue Book of the Sea fili wes edited by Tarts t'rson, secretary of state as beruaribated throughout the state. The book contains 1651 pages and gives a detailed account of all the operations of the state for the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Blue Books
Tarts T 'Rson
Wabash Township Candidate Seeks Republican County Treasurer Nomination
J L Hawker from Wabash township enters Republican race for county treasurer after long political involvement spanning many years. He emphasizes experience and public service as he seeks party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ll Hawker
Wabash Township
W R Stanfield Seeks County Clerk Nomination in Martinsville
W R Stanfield, candidate for county clerk, announces his bid and appeals to Republican voters. He hails from Martinsville and serves as chairman of the county board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Stanfield
Martinsville
Womew
Representative Walter Be Core Seeks Republican Nominations
Walter Be Core, current representative from the district, seeks another Republican nomination in April. From Marshall, he emphasizes legislative experience and vows to push for economy and reform while addressing state taxes and welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter BE. Core
Marshall
Springfield
City Council Buys Boilers for Light Plant
The city council approved two boilers to expand the light plant adding to existing equipment. Erie City Iron Works won the contract for about 2600 dollars with Herbert A Strain of St Louis signing. Boilers will be installed immediately once city officials approve blueprints, aiding regular electricity production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wallace
Erie City Iron Works
Erie Pennsylvania
Herbert
St Louis
Ford Dealers Meet From 35 Towns And 19 Counties
Sixty two dealers and salesmen from 35 towns and 19 counties attended a Ford dealers meeting at the Pythian Theatre. Graybill led the tractor department for Ford Motor Co of Indianapolis with talks from Cass Hartman Shuman Ankaubroch and Hroughton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Dealers
Pythian Theatre
Ol Graybill
Ford Motor Co
Indianapolis
George Cass
Charles Hartman
Sho Shuman
Service
Rop Ankaubroch
WM. Hroughton
Edgar County Board approves borrowing to meet bills
Edgar County Board votes to borrow 20000 to meet current bills and maintain cash flow. The action comes at the March meeting with authorization to borrow up to three fourths of the county levy for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar County Board
County Board of Supervisors
Remodeling of Little Owl Cafe Completed Wednesday Night
The Little Owl Cafe owned by Tom Crump finished remodeling on Wednesday night. A plate glass front with a concrete foundation was installed, a new floor laid, and the counter rearranged inside the restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Owl Cafe
Tom Crump
Squire Craig Marries Two Couples Here Last Week
Rennie Drummond of Anderson township and Laiath Bowen of Martinsville township were united in marriage by Squire Tom Craig Saturday. Ralph Burkette and Mabel Anacke both of Warshall were married to Squire Tom Craig Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Craig
Rennie Drummond
Anderson Township
Laiath Bowen
Martinsville Township
Tom Craig
Ralph Burkette
Mabel Anackeboth
Warshall
Mig
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J R. Hornbrook Whitney Barnes
Gladwin
Drew Casteel Travers Gladwin
New York
William Malloy
Helen Burton
Kathryn Bassett
Sadie Small
Helen
Augusta Oneal
Mrs Burton
Sepn
Miriam Brewster
Alfred Wilson
John Brandenstein Watkin’s
Wilson
Frank Castell
Stone
New York Police
D & Sowers
Kearney
Sam BeBraye Ryan
Ward LaRue
James Colgrove
V. Taubeneck
A. Ll. Akers
Reno Schlosser
Wes Ennis
Alf Mallory Lloyd Betbout Po Chreysler
Wm Pierson
Jonathan Dix Herbert Lindsey Manson
Conneils
Pimer Anderson
Jone Addams
John McGee
Arch Davison
Newton Heansam Carney
Staley
Simmons John W
Castee
Virgil Dennone
Binagusd
Hdl Malle
Heo
Petit Jury
John Retuner
Hurles
Murphs
Otto Bell
Charles Downey
William Volk
P A Draper
George Gilbert
Richard Collins
Ollie James Chas. Brenner
Elmer Umbarger
Joe ‘Davidson
Bert Robinson
W. M Chesser Burns Garwood
Frank Haper
Frank Mars
Chas Hardway
Dick Perisho
Blakeman
Ed Buckle
Herman Bartlett
John Geffs
Dennis Cooper
Wm Jones
Sherman Liffick
Frank McNary
Clyde Pine Lowell Holmes C L Goble
Mickie
Sanges
Ralph Burkett
Ma‘bel’ Ahacker
Philip Richards
Villa Grove
Johv Ashley
Philip Parnalis
Blanford
Ind
TaiNeva Josephine Wilson
Annie Brummond
Lilvan Bowen
vChas
R. Salvator
Odell
Ill
Vera M. Boesiger
Charley Crosé
McNary
Johnson
Hina
Jie He Maines
John Nicol Marshall House
Myrtle Exist
Peres Stannel
Ireh
Cok
Boots Ebeetadte
Ted Sor
Sree
Fier J Or Smith
Fred Watis So
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