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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
2
Montague Glass reports in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat a satirical view of public figures reacting to Roosevelt taking a winter trip. The piece contrasts media hype with a rival’s resignation and muses on how a political stance resurfaces once questioned.
A discussion on what to teach in schools stresses home influence on reading and morals. It cites the Gary schools and a mothers club as examples of home school collaboration through parent teacher associations and community involvement.
A series of deeds and transfers in Marshall counties shows Augusta Price to William Price for lots 3 4 and 6 bik constitution orig Marshall 1 with $1 payment. Cora Baird guardian to Alice Baird fractional block 31 Archer's First Marshall for $950. Various parties such as Rosina Hirsch guardian and J D Rodebaugh to Lillian Nash to other heirs and land parcels across multiple dates with prices ranging from $400 to $5850 for acres and parcels including railway right of way listed among others.
Sunday school drew 364 attendees with strong turnout at both services. Rev. C. M. Duncan opened the week of services Monday, followed by Rev. M. N. English Tuesday. Tonight features Rev. Ho Gibbs at 7, with Rev. Thomas Tull Thursday and Rev. A. A. White Friday. The church choir led by Mrs. Clacy McNacy of Martinsville provides evening music. An invitation to all to attend.
Landon C. Barlow executor for the estate of William C. Barlow late of Clark County Illinois will appear before the Clark County Court Marshall May Term on the first Monday in May to adjust claims. Creditors must attend and debtors must pay promptly. Dated March 6 1916 Everett Connelly attorney.
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