Junior cast chosen for The College play April presentation
A school selects a junior cast for The College by Edward Swinger. Rehearsals began March 9 with Miss Burk Hart supervising. Cast includes Edward Worthington Swinger George Taubeneck Septimus Pickering and many others. play aims to debut April 2 and 3.
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Splay
Burkhart
Veritare
Edward
Aly
Edward Worthington
Swinger
Colllege
George Taubeneck
Septimus” Pickering
Ernest Bradford
Carl Barkley
Oscar Aban
Kirchner
Abedenb
Carl Kuhn
Virgil
Claypool i
N. W
Jones
Jayne Figg
Jordie Lewis
Dalrymple
Uae
Pata
Mi “Repose
Esa
Virginia Prevos
Mary Martin Bernice McCormick
Julia Swinger
Duluth
Min“Slivers” Mason
Old Sealers
Chum ‘Hughes
Ata
Kathryn Mayer Caroline Pickerin
Mary Casteel
Nesota
Elizabeth Rhodes A
Dorothy Evans
Larksum
Miss Blythe
Byrd
Agile
Bitel
Berniece Gard
Francis Sharpe
In Memoriam Daisy Ellen Cole
Daisy Ellen Cole born November 1 1905 died March 3 1935 at age 19. She was the third of five children, graduated Marshall Township High School in 1924, joined the Christian Church and was baptized March 16 1919. Funeral held March 6 at the Christian church with several pastors.
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Elizabeth
John EB
Daisy
Ellen Cole
Marshall Township
Christian Church
Earl of
When a preacher makes a mistake a judge makes a mistake
Fragmentary text reads a series of proverbs about professional errors and accountability. It mentions a preacher, plumber, carpenter, judge, doctor, and editor in a fragmented, stylized dialogue with typographical oddities and unclear context.
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Pobody
H S News From Marshall Township High School
The M T H S News is produced by the John Scholfield Debating Club at Marshall Illinois. It lists editors and staff including Eleanor Snavely as editor in chief and Roy Baird as sport editor. The platform emphasizes scholarship, athletics, honor, better activities, and courteous students.
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John Scholfield
Marshall Township High School
Marshall, Ilinois
Marshall basketball ends season with strong district showing
Editorial praises Marshall's erratic season turning to a storied finish. The team reached the state district semi finals, placed fourth, and held Westfield to the lowest score of the tourney. With key players Malloy Poorman Sockler Booth Taubeneck Kuhn Fawley Geisert, prospects for next year look bright.
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Marshall
Effingham
Robinson
Danville
Charleston
Teacher’s College High
Mattoon
Westfield
Malloy
Literary Contests Fostered Across Schools
Schools expand beyond athletics to include literary and musical contests. Students with talents in themes or oratory, piano, violin, and vocal music are encouraged to participate. Marshall is urged to showcase its abilities and avoid leaving talent unrepresented.
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Marshall
Ray Kannamacher Named Best Back Guard in District Tourney
Ray Kannamacher, captain of the 1925 district basketball team, was chosen as the best back guard at the Paris district tournament last week. This marks his second honor after being selected last November for the mythical All-Valley football eleven. The All-District team includes Metcalf Wortham Charleston Westfield Ralston Kannamacher Marshall.
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Ray Kannamacher
Paris
Ray
Ronnie
T. H
Rannie
Buddoo
Ceneceseceeneeers
Ceceseseces
Metcalf Wortham
Charleston
Westfield Ralston
Westfield Kannamacher Marshall
Four M T H S Students Hurt In Storm Accident
Four senior students from M. T. H. S. were injured Tuesday evening March 10 while returning home as a storm lashed the area. Milton Dickens drove into a downed tree, blinding by oncoming lights, and the group sought help at Dr. Mitchell's office before being released to their homes. Irene Carpenter suffered the worst injuries with throat bruising and two broken teeth, Augusta O Neal had facial bruises and a bark fragment removed from her nose, Milton Dickens required four stitches, and Leon Davison was unconscious for an hour with facial bruising. All were resting well when the paper went to press.
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Augusta O'Neal
Irene Carpenter
Milton Dickens
Leon Davison
William Sharkey
Mitchell
Augusta O’neal
Sunday Gatherings and Visits Across Towns in March
Social notes list numerous residents visiting family and friends in Terre Haute Paris Martinsville Newman and Oliver during the first week of March. Names include Mildred Irwin Garnet Routledge Jayne Figg Louise Edwards Mary Casteel Adah Godden Doris Wallis Sylvia Ritter Georgia Thomas and Dave Forsythe with various hosts and events such as the De Molay dinner dance.
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Mildred Irwin
Garnet Routledge
Gladys Craig
Terre Haute
Cleda
Lucille Craig
Jayne Figg
Paris
Louise Edwards
Mary Bradley
Mary Casteel
William Handy
Oliver
Adah Godden
Doris Wallis
Robinson
Mildred
Lois Travoli
Agile Bites
Rosanna Gunder
Katherine Myles
Dorothy Evans
Carolyn Murphy
Gertrude Eckle
Newman
Jayne Igg
Sylvia Ritter
Martinsville
Georgia Thomas
Wymena Wallace
Kathryn Myles
Dave Forsythe
Ruth Carpenter
de Molay
Robinson High School Hosts Benefit and Arts Features
A high school benefit for Sullivan widows and orphans was staged at Robinson High School auditorium. Two French plays Ella and La Marseillaise were presented in French two weeks earlier. The Sewing Club makes hooked and crocheted rugs. Physics finished steam engine study, magnetism study begun. Junior class bake sale funds the annual Junior-Senior banquet. A quip about love and divorce closes the item.
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Sullivan
Robinson High School
Robinson
Sewing Club
University of Illinois Trustees Reelect Officials in Champaign
At the annual trustees meeting in Champaign Illinois Dr William L Noble of Chicago is reelected president of the Board of Trustees David Kinley is named university president H E Cunningham Urbana is secretary A M Burke Champaign treasurer Lloyd Mercy Urbana comptroller Gov Small and Francis G Blair present Three new trustees Mrs Harold Ickes Hubbard Woods George A Barr Joliet Fred L Wham Centrailia take office Also in the room a question asks what guides people without conscience.
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Champaign
William L. Noble
Chicago
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
David Kinley
H. E. Cunningham
Urbana
A. M. Burke
Lloyd Mercy
Gov. Small
Francis G. Blair
Harold Ickes
Hubbard Woods
George A. Barr
Joliet
Fred L. Wham
Centralia
Weekend Visits Among Indiana Normal Students
Richard Strohm of Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute spent the weekend at home. Several alumni and students including Eugene Smith 24 with Everett Fredenberger ex 23, Vaughn O Neal 23 Indianapolis, Mary Hall 23 Terre Haute, Lenore Hall 24 with Myrtle Davidson 26, Alice Spotts 22 Terre Haute, Irene Stewart 22 Terre Haute, and Lula Black 22 announced weekend visits or new positions in Terre Haute.
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Richard Strohm
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Eugene Smith
Everett Fredenberger
Vaughn O'Neal
Indianapolis
Mary Hall
Indiana Normal
Lenore Hall
Myrtle Davidson
Alice Spotts
Irene Stewart
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Memoriam
H.S. News
M. T.‘H. S. News
Eleanor Snavely
Georgia
Thomas
Mary Stephenson
Roy Baird
Augusta
O'Neal
Mildred Spotts
Booth Poorman
Louise Arford
Ruth Greene
Editorial
Browne
Coolidge
All-Valley
Tete-a
Tetes
Small
Blair
Bubeck & Gallagher
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