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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1926

Page

3

Washington congress conventions shift tactics in DC

Washington insiders note a rise in conventions held during sessions. delegates press for action, while members manage requests from home. Diplomatic circles discuss Geneva arms talks led by Hugh S. Gibson as March diplomacy unfolds amid unsettled European conditions.

William L. Daley The Herald Washington Washington, DC Congress Department of State Army and Navy Geneva Hugh S. Gibson Switzerland United States

Westfield Alumni Across the West in Glendale Bloom

Kilborn recounts Westfield natives now thriving in California. Nina Armentrout Rosebrough family links Portland and Oxford with Ruth Frank and Arthur Cecil Rhodes scholar. Otho Tibbs death shocks Southeast Los Angeles. Charlie Williams shines in Monrovia with biggest lumber yard. J E Peters’s Glendale ventures grow. Flo Miller Smith and sister Ione in Burbank Pasadena.

O. L. Kilborn Glendale Calif Westfield Nina Armentrout Walt Rosebrough Colorado Portland Oregon Thkey Ruth Frank Arthur Oxford England Harold Thede Waltrip Hollywood Flo Miller W. C Smith Burbank Ione Win Hayes Pasadena Robert Detroit Packard Auto Company Los Angeles Otho San Bernardino Dr Lonthon Charlie Williams Monrovia Greenlaw J. E. Peters Peters Mt. Carmel Illinois

No Sheriff May Claim Reward in Grimmett Case

Springfield II Feb 27 Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom ruled none of Morgan County Sheriff Wright deputies nor the sheriff may claim the $1,000 reward for the capture of Alyn Grimmett who was hanged in Jacksonville last Saturday. Carlstrom said public policy forbids a law officer from receiving a reward for performing his duty. The opinion, issued to State's Attorney Hugh Green, could affect how police rewards are collected statewide. A $500 Nortonville reward and a further $500 from the Morgan County board were also noted.

Springfield II Over ‘Wright Morgan County Alyn Grimmett Jacksonville Oscar Carlstrom Hugh Green Carlstrom Nortonville William Steele Grimmett Moean County

Obituary for Charles Nickles Shelton of Dennison

Charles Nickles Shelton born December 25 1842 died February 26 1926 at his Dennison home aged 83 2 1. He married Mary Fears then Hester Edmioson and had five surviving children Edward Thomas William Mrs Belle Parsons and Mrs John Montgomery one sister one brother and 28 grandchildren. A Civil War veteran he joined Advent Christian church. Funeral held at Dennison Christian church.

Charles Shelton Edward Nickles Dennison Edward Thomas William Belle Parsons John Montgomery Joe Taylor Jerome Nickles Terre Haute Geo. Holland Advent Christian Church of Nickles Clyil Dennison Christian Church

Obituary of Naomi Francis Evans of Orange and Melrose townships

Naomi Francis Evans born June 3 1853 in Orange township Clark County Illinois died February 24 1926. Eldest daughter of Levi and Hlvira Edwards spent life in Orange and Melrose townships. Survived by brother Oscar stepson Wade Evans and many nieces and nephews. Aunt Medie was beloved for her cheerful disposition and charitable deeds. Funeral Sunday 11 00 o clock at Dunlap church with burial in Dunlap cemetery.

Naomi Francis Evans Levi Hlvira Edwards Orange Township Clark County Illinois Lfe Orange Melrose John H Edwards Alice J W. Baker Oscar John Evans Melrose Township Hast McDaniel Wade Evans Los Angeles Calif Milo Harry Ivan Edwards Peoria Clayborn Harry Edwards West Union Albert John Edwards Florence Edna Baker Chicago Leta Feasel Gary Indiana

Geneva Lucille Hedden obituary and funeral notice

Geneva Lucille Hedden, daughter of Nathan and Nellie Siverly Hedden, born August 22 1917 in Marshall, died February 18 1926 at her grandmother Mary Siverly's home at age 8 years 5 months 27 days. Funeral services were held February 26 at Wesley Chapel at 11 o clock conducted by Rev Chalkly Bailiff. Interment was in the churchyard. She leaves her bereaved father and mother, two brothers Harry and Louis, five sisters Itha Mary Louise Virginia Thelme and others, and grandmother Mrs Mary Siverly.

Wesley Chapel Chalkly West York Geneva Lucille Nathan Nellie Siverly Hedden Marshall Mary Siverly Ceneva Harry Louis Itha Mary Louise Virginia Thelme

Funeral services for local resident held at Congregational church

The obituary notes a grandfather John Hedden and many relatives and friends attending a funeral at the Congregational church with Rev G G Ross officiating. A remark about a soprano and alto ends the fragment with no clear news value.

John Hedden Congregational Church G. G Ross

Saree and Kazan: A Wolf dog Combat Tale

A fur trader faces a dramatic clash with Saree, son of Kazan, in a legendary confrontation described as one of the most extraordinary encounters. The narrative unfolds as a tale of peril, courage, and fierce canine prowess.

Baree Kazan the Herald James Oliver Curwood Read “Saree

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