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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1921

Page

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Marshall Chamber Adopts Board Leaders and Plans for Headquarters

The Marshall Chamber of Commerce elected M. C. Doty as president H. M. Dewey as vice president D. Morton as treasurer and committee chairs for agricultural industrial retail and organization affairs. The group voted to affiliate with the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and plans to make the Pythian Theater’s second floor the permanent headquarters.

Marshall Chamber of Commerce Sockler M. C. Doty H. M. Dewey D. Morton Sol Handy Sam Prevo Fred B. Keifer Lloyd Pulver Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Pythian Theater

Who Will Be Mayor

The article notes Mayor H M Dewey will not seek re election and cites speculation on candidates. Dr J R Burnett is not running. Election set for April 18 with officials for three precincts listed and a plan for a new well at the pumping station.

H. M. Dewey The Herald J. R. Burnett Commercial House

Voter Groups Name Mayoral Candidates and Local Alderman Hope

The Herald notes two voter groups support mayoral candidates John Weir and James Hooper with John Brandenstein Jr as alderman candidate for the 3rd ward. It marks first committee statements and unclear active entry. Olen R. Clements receives favorable comment for city attorney but no outreach reported.

the Herald John, Weir James Hooper John Brandenstein, Jr Olen R. Clements Clements

Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples

Zimri Amstot age 60 of Martinsville wed Stella Woodburn Hackley 44 of Casey. Fred Nees 24 of Greenup to Nora Jacobs 18 of Casey. Sheridan Hughes 26 of Wabash township to Bessie Schafer 17 of Wabash township. Charles M. Smith 25 of Ridgefarm to Elizabeth Jenkins 18 of Chrisman.

Zimri Amstot Martinsville Stella Woodburn Hackley Casey Fred Nees Greenup Nora Jacobs Sheridan Hughes Wabash Township Bessie Schafer Charles M. Smith Ridgefarm Elizabeth Jenkins Chrisman

Marshall host Kennedy lecture on city beautification

Cash Register Company has long sponsored business education and will host Mr. Kennedy in Marshall on March 10. He will lecture to women in the afternoon on city beautification. Delegates have represented Marshall at four All Associated Advertising Clubs conferences in Sullivan, Paria, Clinton, and Charleston. notable results came from local efforts and external assistance.

Marshall

Film and lecture on retailing to be shown in Marshall

A six reel feature Getting the Most Out of Retailing will debut in Marshall tomorrow night at the courthouse. R H Kennedy will lecture on retail merchandising, newspaper advertising, store layout, and selling methods in a free event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce for merchants and salespeople. The afternoon session at 3:00 will cover the Dayton garden idea with stereoptical views, aimed at the Women’s Civic League.

Marshall Chamber of Commerce Marshall Vandalia Big Four Chamber of Commerce Springfield Chicago Paris Martinsville County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Greater Terre Haute R. H. Kennedy National Court House National Cash Register Company R. H Kennedy Kennedy Dayton Ohio Women’s Civic League

State Fair Outlook at Illinois Conference in March

Urbana official Walter Visey and Governor Small accept advisory board duties as plans for the 1921 Illinois fair take shape. Mo Davison to lead department cooperation. August event aims for strong Horse Show and premium funds totaling 150000 dollars with state support and treasury earnings.

Wefield Walter Visey Urbana Ap- 1 Small Stte Tair I Mo Davison Nvctor Davison B H Heide Chicago Robert R. Ward Benton Lindley Horse Show Chronicle Springfield Treasury

Basketball Tournament Draw Sets First Round Pairs

The draw lists Bridgeport vs Mt Carmel Sumner vs Carmi Paris vs Robinson St Francisville vs Marshall Lawrenceville vs Oblong Belmont vs Hutsonville and Allendale a bye. Play starts in Lawrenceville tomorrow afternoon with teams traveling today and runs until a champion is determined.

Bridgeport Mt. Carmel Sumner Carmi Paris Robinson St. Francisville Marshall Lawrenceville Oblong Belmont Hutsonville Allendale

Austin McManus Injured After Horse Fright on Sixth Street

Austin McManus, 78, was seriously injured Saturday when his horse bolted on North Sixth Street, throwing him and breaking his right thigh. He was transported by Bubeck and Gallagher ambulance to his home in Douglas Township for medical care.

Austin McManus North Sixth Street Bubeck & Gallagher Douglas Township McManus

March term opens at circuit court with grand jury named

The March term of the circuit court convenes Monday with Judge Partlow presiding. Grand jurors named include Hartford Shafner John Casteel Henry Spittler Nathan Wright Charles Shade Harry Redman William Price William Philipp Roy McNamlan Doug Cooper C B Fishback Everett Swope J W Wartzler William Troughton Luther Hammond William Travioll Wess Millhouse Lory F Weaver Claude Burns Wilbur F Flaner Ernest Reeley Albert Manhart J G Weaver. County court also meets Monday with a report from committees including the good roads panel.

Partlow Herald Hartford Shafner John Casteel Henry Spittler Nathan Wright Charles Shade Harry Redman William Price William Philipp Roy MecNarlan Doug Cooper C. B. Fishback Everett Swope J. W Wartzler William Troughton Luther Hammond William Travioll Wess Millhouse Lory F Weaver Claude Burns Wilbur F. Fleaner Ernest Reeley Albert Manhart J. G. Weaver Good Roads Committee

After Road Refund Effort With Springfield Officials

The good roads committee of the board of supervisors led by D A Lee and members N G Beeson W K McDaniel and Dr L A Johnson visited Springfield to seek a refund of road money due to the county They were assured by Governor Small that a refund would come soon If possible the highway commission does not favor turning back the refund at this time

Good Roads Committee Board of Supervisors N. G. Beeson W. K. McDaniel L. A. Johnson D.A. Lee Springfield Small Highway Commission

County Farm Bureau Officers Meet In Marshall Office

Executive committee members gather in Marshall to discuss county bureau work as the movement expands across Illinois and the nation. Slides show planned to illustrate bureau goals. meetings open to all farmers with schedules in Clarksville Asbury Church Orange Township Washington School and more announced.

Farm Bureau Marshall Office Marshall Clark County United States J H Barron Broom County New York American Farm Bureau Federation Illinois Illinois Agricultural Association Clarksville Asbury Church McKeen Orange Township Wesley Chapel Washington School Darwin Township

Hughes Schafer Nuptials at Wabash Township Home

Sheridan Cooper and Miss Bessie Schafer wed by Rev. J. C. Craig at his home on Sunday at 10 30. Both from Wabash township. Mr and Mrs Harry Pickens attended. They then went to the bride’s home for a wedding dinner.

Sheridan Cooper Bessie Schafer J. C. Craig Wabash Township Harry Pickens

Local Basketball Triumph Ends Season With Narrow Win

Marshall edged Robinson 21 to 19 on its home floor in a close finish to end the season with nine wins and five losses. Referee Bennett oversaw the decisive fourth quarter as the home team rallied from a 6 to 12 halftime deficit to level at 16 16 and 17 19 before sealing the victory in the final minute.

Robinson Marshall Bennett

Inaugural Party By South and North Side Teachers

The south side and north side school teachers hosted a Friday six o’clock luncheon at their buildings. Place cards listed cabinet offices and members as guests enjoyed supper, games, and dancing. Ghost-dressed hostesses guided guests down the dark stairs to departures.

South Side North Side

Picnic at Long Beach Draws Marshall Residents

Marshall residents and guests gathered for a seaside picnic at Long Beach California on Sunday afternoon February 27. Attendees included Vern Cole and family, Lola Cole, Mary Cole, Frank Greenough and son Robert, Mary Greenough and Edwin Greenough, Alice Greenough, Wm Pp Martin and family, D Y McMullen, Joseph Starks and family, W H McCoy and daughters Gladye and Burna, Lucy Moore, Bakeley, John Archer, Nettleton, Moore, Suale Whitlocke, and Reth Foater.

Joseph Starks W .H. McCoy Gladye and Burna Lucy Moore Bakeley John Archer Nettleton Moore Suale Whitlocke Mise Reth Foater

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