Marshall lodge 133 A F and A M holds stated meeting
The Wednesday meeting of Marshall lodge 133 A F and A M is announced. All Master Masons are invited and F M Brosman serves as secretary.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
8
Marshall Illinois City Council Amends Fire Company Officers
The city council of Marshall Illinois enacts changes to fire company leadership designating a captain appointed by the mayor and six assistants chosen by the captain. The ordinance was passed and approved on March 7 1921 with publication on March 9 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illinois
H. M. Dewey
Fred B. Keifer
Resolutions of Respect for Hannah Marvin at Oak Camp
Oak Camp Royal Neighbors of America notes the death of Hannah Marvin. The camp laments the loss of a valued member and extends sympathy to the bereaved family. The charter will be draped for thirty days and these resolutions placed on the camp record. Emma Manhart Fanny Bartlett Maggie Nicols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Angel of Death
Hannah Marvin
Emma Manhart
Fanny Bartlett
Maggie Nicols
Republican nominating meetings across Melrose Anderson and Orange townships
Notices call Republican voters to township meetings on March 16 and 19 to nominate candidates for town offices. Dodd Richart and Crandall urge attendees at the school house and town house respectively for ballots and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Township
P F. Dodd
Anderson Township
I N. Richart
Orange “Township
Crandall
Ralph Tibbs Marries Eris Hawke in Brooklyn Church Ceremony
Ralph Tibbs of Marshall and Miss Eris Hawke of Brooklyn wed February 26 at Jefferson Avenue Methodist Church Brooklyn. After the ceremony the couple left for a ten day trip through the east to Philadelphia Washington D C and Atlantic City. They will reside in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tibbs
Otho Tibbs
Marshall
Eris. Hawke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jefferson ,Avenue Methodist Church
East
I’hiladelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Local Minstrel Star Gene McCormick Shines in Beta Troupe
Gene McCormick led the Beta Minstrels at the Pythian Theatre with a trombone solo that drew him back to the stage. Director W R Bagley. orchestra of 14 included Prof Harold Bright Loral Mathews Miss Velma Sullins. Most talent from Paris. Marshall audience praised scenic effects and acting despite low turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McCormick
Beta Minstrels
Pythian Theatre
W. R. Bagley
Gene
Harold Bright
Loral Mathews
Velma Sullins
Paris
Marshall
Flag Raising Observed For New Washington Administration
A small crowd gathered at the courthouse yard Friday morning for a flag raising honoring the new Washington administration. Sheriff Byram organized it with Artifie Wright as chief raiser and Charles M. Sukins as the orator. Sol Handy attended from the west, and the oration praised the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House- Yard
Washington
Sherif Byram
Artifie Wright
Charles M. Sukins
Sol Handy
Sullins
Handy
Wright
Republican Party
Illinois Brevities Roundup of City Facts and Incidents
Rockford reports 1921 population of 78 000 and a new teacher classification system. Elgin notes death of John Newman “Butter King.” Bloomington notes early oats plowing in central Illinois. Springfield calls March 10 school bond election at 300 000 dollars. Danville burglars steal bonds from Wellington bank vault. Dixon county plans highway patrol system or self-managed patrol. Bloomington hosts Illinois State Teachers Association convention April 15 16. Rockford assigns a 100 point public school teacher rating. Springfield warns of tropical ants threatening Minol School for Deaf in Jacksonville. Elgin notes Carrie Seidel descendants of Martin Guther. Alton reports fatal car train collision killing Crawford and Barrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Elgin
John Newman
Bloomington
Illinois
Springfield
Danville
Wellington
Iroquois County
Dixon—Lee County
Illinois State Teachers’ Associations
Minols School For
Jacksonville
F. D. Whipp
State Department of Public Welfare
Carrie Seidel
Martin Guther
Charter
Newton
Wilbur
Charles G. Seidel
Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
Public sale of the undivided half of 44 acres in section eight town nine north range eleven west Clark County on April 2 1921. Terms require cash at sale. Admin J W Hartzler seeks order from County Court of Clark County to sell estate of Charles Haddix deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Illinois
J. W. Hartzler
de Bonis
Charles Haddix
Marshall
Mill Creek
C. V. & G. Railway
Nmlingis
Notice of Application for Sale of Real Estate
Conservator Chas Short seeks court order in Clark County Illinois to sell three acres of real estate owned by Henry McDaniel a feeble minded or insane person The hearing is set for the first Monday of April at the Marshall county courthouse to determine sale terms and reinvestment of proceeds for the afflicted individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Henry McDaniel
Clark County
Marshall
Sata County
Clark
Illinois
Willow Creek
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Guardian's Sale of Minor Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
By decree of the Clark county court guardian Alice Callin seeks to sell two thirds of a large tract held by minors Clare and Theodore Callin. The property totals 133.67 acres in section five town eleven north range ten west, Clark County. Sale set for April 2, 1921 at 1 p m at the east door of Marshall courthouse with cash in hand on day of sale. Wm T Hollenbeck attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Clark County
Alice Callin
Clare Callin
Theodore V. Callin
Clark
Illnois
Court House
Marshall
Joy Clare Callin
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knowles Bros
Clyde Knowles
Chicago Road
Marshall, Illinois
Eknow Les
A. F
A. M
Raya
Civic Club
Eighth Street
Michigan Avenue
South Sixth Street
North Highth Street
Alton
A. W. Crawford
Millsboro
Hwinoets
Daniél Barrus
Chicago & Alton
J W Hartzler
Wm T Hollenbeck
Guardian's Sale
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