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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1922

Page

6

Junior class to stage What Happened to Jones at Marshall High

The Junior class selects a cast for the upcoming play What Happened to Jones including Edwin Booth Waldo Seiple John Lewis Ralph Knipe Paul Miller Louis Ferris or Joe Turman Porter Casteel or Harold Whitehead Helen Mundorf Louige Stout Harriet Metz Irene Stewart and Sylvia Wright. The cast practiced hard and performed Thursday night and the team returned Friday afternoon. Friday night Marshall's second team beat West Union's first team 17 to 11 and Marshall looks forward to a strong future. The girls basketball team n begins practice at Johnson's Hall this week. The Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band led a send off for the team to the tournament with the student body marching through the square to the depot.

Jones Edwin Booth Waldo Seiple John Lewis Ralph Knipe Paul Miller Louis Ferris Joe Turman Porter Casteel Harold Whitehead Helen Mundorf Louige Stout Harriet Metz Irene Stewart Sylvia Wright Marshall West Union Johnson’s Hall Marshall Chamber of Commerce

Local School Notes Highlight Students and Activities

Absent last week due to illness were Thomas Phillips Opal Martin Rose Downs Kirby Wernz Clifford Cork Bernard Haslitt Golda Bowden Ruth McKenzie Lucille Cork Marie Philips Esther Hance visited M T H S former teacher. Parker College speaker addressed assembly. Sophomore class to show Humoresque March 14. Book pond organized at high school. Allen of Curtis publishing spoke on citizenship. Agriculture class toured Ford Sales Co. Sophomore program featured colored orchestra and readings. Marshall’s team lost to Robinson 23 to 9 in Bridgeport tournament.

Thomas Phillips Opal Martin Rose Downs Kirby Wernz Clifford Cork Bernard Haslitt Golda Bowden Ruth McKenzie Lucille Cork Marie Phillips Esther Hance Arcola High School Hance Parker College Allen Curtis Publishing Company Old Country Ford Sales Co

Letter Sparks Edge in Cherry and Alix Marriage

Cherry discovers a lavender letter alleging Martin’s infidelity and confronts Alix as the sisters debate whether to confront Martin, seek proof, or pursue separation or divorce. Alix urges caution while Cherry demands accountability and a possible split if the accusation proves true.

Alix Martin Sher Cherry Sunny Little Alx Hfe Ally Sis Weill Ter Cherry Peter Péter Peer Cherry Elster

Local Notes From Terra Haute Area Families

Mrs. Fishback reports Black of Terra Haute spent Sundays with her parents Mr and Mrs L Sears. Leroy Sears visited Mr and Mrs M My Landers in Terre Haute last Sunday. John McGee lost a valuable cow last week. Mrs Amos Beltz spent Monday with Mrs Molite Sears. The home of FarL English was destroyed by fires Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Beltz of Armstrong spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Dan Thompson. Will Macke and family are on the sick list.

York Reese Daugherty Terre Haute Jane Curry Farmersburg John Fowler Pearl Fowler Urban Dixon Alice Newman Roy Bishop Angie Maring Uruawa John McGee Amos Fred_Beltz Armstrong Dan Thompson Daily Press Eighteenth Congressional District William P. “Holaday Congress Savetien Holaday Illinois General Assembly Illinois General ‘Assembly Ilinois United‘ States House Republican Steering Committee Republican ‘Party Danville

Administrators Seek Claims For Estate Of Daniel Heliene

The administrators George Heleine and Jefferson Heleine announce to creditors and interested parties that a May term of Clark County Court will hear claims against the Daniel Heliene estate. They urge all indebted parties to pay promptly. Wm. T. Hollenbeck acts as attorney. Date March 4, 1922.

Daniel Heleine Daniel Heliene Clark Ilinois Clark County Marshall A. D George Heleine Jefferson Heleine Wm. T. Hollenbeck

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