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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

1

Capital has a boom with new buildings and bridges

Washington reports strong growth in public and private projects. Plans include a million-dollar Potomac bridge, a Lincoln Memorial Bridge, new Interior Department and Ford Building, plus a labor federation home. Marshall staff praised for service and hospitality as spring nears.

Washington, D. C Congress Wilson House McLemore Clark Senate Ilinois Illinois Weic Marshall Washington Adam Pension Bureau Tom Scholfield Dan Cur- Tan Clark County Adam Gard Dan Curran Harry Graham Fred Baker Fent Fent Booth American Federation of Labor Potomac Georgetown West Washington District of Columbia Virgginia Fort Myer Arington Cemetery Capital Lincoln Memorial deLover Milllion Linely Monument Arlington Tim& Tery

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Melrose and Orange

A pair of marriage licenses appears in the Melrose and Orange records. Ova Stanfield and Leah. B03 eyes stops M. Bakar and Aaron SWeaver Bell, both of Wabe, are named in the filing.

Ova Stanfield Melrose Leah M. Bakar Aaron AL sWeaver Bell Wabe

Eclipse of the Progressive party in Vigo county primaries

A fragment notes the decline of the Progressive faction as Vigo county participants cast only seventy seven votes in their party primaries. It references a broader eclipse of the movement within local politics.

Progressive Party Vigo County

West Union man jailed over animal cruelty claim

Charles Young was brought here from West Union on Friday and placed in jail to await grand jury action. He allegedly hired a horse from the West Union livery stable, drove it seven days without feeding, and then deserted it.

Charles Young West Union

Vandalia Begins Install of Telephone Dispatching

Work is underway to install a telephone dispatching system on the Vandalia railroad lines of the St Louis division between Terre Haute and Effingham. The new system will replace the telegraph that has been used previously.

Vandalia St. Louis Terre Haute Effingham

Gary Man Claims Herald Covers Nation From Coast to Coast

N F Pritchard of Gary Indiana asserts the Herald reports news from Marshall to Washington California Mississippi and across the north border Gary’s booming and idle men can find work here.

N. F. Pritchard Gary Ind the Herald Marshall Washington California Mississippi

Mail By Aeroplane Moves Alaska Postal Service

Merritt Arbuckle notes a post office department bid to open May 12 for Alaska air mail contracts. Routes include Seward to Iditarod and Nome to Iditarod twice weekly year round, replacing dog team mail from Seward via a 24 day schedule.

Merritt Arbuckle Post Office Department Alaska Seward Nome Iditarod

Exciting Runaway In Anderson Township Crash Injures Two

A runaway carriage team driven by John Jackson of Anderson township bolted on East Main Street when the neck yoke fell. It collided with buggies of John Meehling, Barney Curran, and Frank Stewart near the courthouse, wrecking all but Curran’s rig. Miss Jackson and Mrs. Stewart were bruised but not seriously hurt.

John Jackson Anderson Township East Main Street John Meehling Barney Curran Frank Stewart Court House Curran Miss Jackson

Township Nominations Parade Nominates Local Tickets

Democratic and Republican parties across multiple townships named slates for town clerk assessor collector and other posts. Notable entries include Marshall Town ship Frank Hip pard and Charles Blundell. Casey nods to J W Price and Harry Connel. Darwin and Dolson groups name supervisors clerks and collectors.

Marshall Township Frank Hippard Charles Blundell George Adams Abe Clouse Anderson U. S. Parcel Fred Bancroft Lloyd Miller Zillman Jones Darwin John Paddock Ernest Junker Harry Lichtenberger Frank Salter Joshua Walls W. F. Holwick Bert Timmerman Henry Blockinger Dolson Theodore Jones Sylvan Richey Ernie Ross Pal Nicholson Dolson Democrats J F. Hornbrook Charles Buckler M. M. Snyder Sherman Walter Melrose Republicans Ed Grant Harlin Evans Iredell Bartlett Scott Ogie Melrose Democrats Clel Thompson Clacy Thomson Wabash Townshp Republic Alg. Downs Taylory Harry Snedgker Earl Cater

Circuit Court in Session Deliberates on Docket of Cases

Circuit court opened with Judge Marshall presiding and a large grand jury. Two jury trials occurred. next week delays, with numerous cases disposed including divorces, partitions, foreclosures, and appeals. Notable items: Forrester vs Hight appeal dismissed. Romines divorce granted. Low vs Bair verdict for plaintiff at $10.

Circuit Court Marshall John Craig Ed Forrester J. A. Hight Peal Ben Duran L. M. Sidey Assumpsit Hillsboro Ind State Bank John M. Smith Marshall G. Les Jerome L. Gallatin N. B. Lee City of Jeannette Walter Charles Walter Emma Hills Rollie Hills Belle Daly Leonard Daily Minnie Romines Leroy Romines Carl B. Low Chas E. Bair

February High School Notes Show Strong Month

The February report at Marshall Township High School lists 75 girls and 65 boys, an average daily attendance of 186, and a perfect 100 percent Senior presence with six tardies. Commencement speakers are Rev. Stephen Fisher and Rev. J Boyd Jones, with Charles Ferris leaving for Brown's Business College.

Ken Stephen Fisher Champaign J. Boyd Jones Terre Haute Charles Ferris Brown's Business College Charles Indiana Dental School Marshall Township High Fred Richards Fenton Davison

Death notice for Mrs Rebecca Jones in Paris

Mrs Rebecca Jones died Wednesday at her home in Paris after a lingering illness aged 74. Born in Westfield township she was the daughter of Reuben Pittenger and the last of a family of 13. She leaves six children and burial is in Bledge cemetery Friday. Public sale: Ernest Junker to sell 8 horses 20 cattle 7 hogs and farm implements at his place 244 miles northwest of Darwin on Thursday March 23.

Rebecca Jones Paris Westfield Township Reuben Pittenger Christian Church of Marshall Bledge Ernest Junker Darwin

Township Collector Candidates Seek Voter Support

A note from candidates for Township Collector of Marchal township urges residents to back George Adams and Damecraitic. The message highlights their qualifications and asks for continued community trust.

Gsorge Adams Damecraitic Marchal Township

Supervisors Meet Grants Pensions and Bridge Plans

At the supervisors meeting this week most work centered on bills and new pensions. Thirteen new pensioners receive 150 dollars yearly, including Hattie Fisher Sarah Morris Lucy Leet and others. A 300 dollar Stockwell branch bridge at Martinsville was approved. A committee will confer with Coles and Edgar counties on county line bridge construction in Westfield township.

Hettie Fisher Sarah A. Morris Lucy Leet William Hudson Katie ©. Riley Elizabeth Rose Ossie Reasor Sarah A. Reed Moses Johnson James Gross Charles M. Briggs Magdalene Smith Armilda Miller Stockwell Martinsville Coles Edgar Westfield Township

Evangelical Association Sermons and Services Schedule

Pastor Leo J. Ehrhardt announces a revised service plan with no services Monday and Tuesday due to a funeral in Brazil Ind. He will preach tonight and Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m The presiding elder Rev J J Wise arrives Saturday for 2 and 7 30 p m preaching Sunday includes 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 sermon with communion and 7 p m sermon The last quarterly meeting year invites all members to attend.

Brazil Ind Marshall J. J. Wise Mr. Wise Leo J. Ehrhardt

Christian Church Union Prayer Meeting and Society Activities

The Christian Church invites all to a prayer meeting tonight. Mission Circle meets Saturday at 2 pm. Exchange Saturday at Findlay grocery. Teachers meet Tuesday evening in the pastor's study. Services Sunday as usual. C E Society starts a membership contest and asks friends to support it. Friday social at Roy Hunt's home on Michigan Ave for all friends. Signed W W Jones, Pastor.

Christian Church Mission Circle Findlay C. E. Society Roy Hunt Michigan Ave W. W. Jones

Revival Ends With 40 Converts 29 Accessions

United Brethren Church reports 40 conversions and 29 accessions in the revival closing Sunday with total 93 conversions and 65 accessions since conference. A reception and consecration service for new members is tonight. Grace Sunday school and Centenary schedules listed with preaching times. All are invited.

Ali Grace Sunday School Centenary Endeavor N. E. Royer

Automatic Stamp Licker Installed by Local Lines

The Minors Pipe Line Co and Ohio Ol Co adopt a machine to affix postage stamps. Stamps arrive on rolls and are licked at an amazing speed, replacing manual licking of envelopes.

Minors Pipe Line Co Ohio Ol Co

Our Unpreparedness in Pursuit of Villa

The article argues the U S troops could start pursuit of Villa by tomorrow while noting it takes a week to prepare a response to bandits, highlighting a defense weak spot should a stronger power threaten the nation.

U. S Villa

Marshall Circuit Preaching Schedule This Weekend

F. C. Read, pastor, announces preaching on the Marshall Circuit at Oak Grove Saturday 7 15 p m Armstrong 11 a m and Livingston Sunday 7 16 p m Good music and themes of special interest discussed All are invited.

Oak Grove Armstrong Livingston F. C. Read

Township Conventions Set for March 18 Meetings

Anderson Town House hosts at 2 p m and York township holds 2 p m in West Union, both on Saturday March 18 with Orange township at 3 p m on the same date.

Anderson—Town House York* Township West Union Orange Township

Card of Thanks for Otto Teuben

The family of the late Otto Teuben thanks friends and neighbors for the kindness shown during illness and death and for the floral tributes.

Otto ‘Teubenack Destre

County School Notes Highlight Local Teachers and Inspections

The spring term lists teachers from Water Oak to Beulah Beachout and notes salaries edging higher. A recent visit by the State Fire Marshal prompts counties to prepare for the new sanitation law. North Wabash held a spelling contest with Five Points winning a school flag, while perfect attendance and home work plans gain traction.

Water Oak Nelle Atkins Perisho Sord Williams Howe Goldie Funk Green Moss Laura Heimer Washington Emma Craig Crow Olga Evans Avon Bertha Batson Brick Blanche Wesnitzer E. McDaniel Irene Crow Orange Myrtle Pendleton Machlan Ruth Junker Brossman Sophia Meloy Clarksville Virgil Hurst American Ova Stanfield Bartmass R. A. Wilhoit Lower Union Margaret Manhart Jeff Davis Mr. Smith Spiketown Gussie Gibson Prairie Nona Mas Francis Frogpond Lela Gallatin Funk Freedom Hisse Hurst Cecila Elam Cottonwood Queen Adams Pleasant Grove Georgia Stoup Mozart Claud Huggins Martha Jane Green East Liberty Beulah Beachout Illinois Martinsville Casey Westfield North Wabash Dennison Five Points Orpha Martin

New High School Bond Wins in Casey Special Election

Casey voters approved a $70,000 high school bond measure after casting nearly 1300 ballots. The tally showed a 350 vote majority in favor of the bonds.

Casey

Sudden Death at Casey Under Coroner Review

Mrs. Margaret Gehl aged 73 was found dead in bed at Casey after taking heart tablets. Coroner Haslitt investigated Saturday and ruled natural causes. city clerk refused burial permit. Plus numerous property transfers listed in Casey and nearby areas with varying sums.

Haslitt Casey Margaret Gehl

Baby week results show 68 entrants and top score names

A lively baby week featured 68 participating infants examined weighed and scored by standard measures for mental and physical development. The highest scoring boy was Lawrence Rhoads Junior of Wabash Township and the top girl was the daughter of Lovell of Marshall Township, with many names and scores listed.

Lawrence Rhoads Wabash Cnet Lovell Marshall Township Norman Eugene Rhoades Howard Gordon Johnson Carrie Lovell Mary Eleanor Tibbs George Trice Mitchell Guy Edgar Weir Fayetta Tobias Boyd K Smith B. Scholfield David W. Eile C. Cece Boyd B. Lycan George C. Norris James G. Sisson Elmer H. Stover Jane M. Clark James B. Murphy John Strohm Rosemary Weir Harry F. Romoser Selah M. Burkett Donn Murphy Shea Clarence QC Alrey George Eugene Miller Grace L. Tingley Mary E. Imle Richard G. Junker Albert Robert Imle Dorothy Edith Gelfert Anna V. Beltz Robert L. Smitley Richard E. Page Chas. J. Smitley Oliver L. Tingley Mary N. Montgomery Mary K. Potts Gretchen A. Smith Rosie Louise Weston Wayne Wilson Wallace Helen Josephine Davidsc Chas Edgar Coombs Ruby Mildred Smith Helen Rhoades Isabella Bubeck Elizabeth Millhouse Russell Thompson Genevia Vaughn Edna Belle Carpenter Helen May Peck Jane Helen McClure Emma M. Redifer Martha B Riley Virginia Ellen Guinnip Cora Belle Claypool Dorothy Dolson Stella C. Goeckler James Wilson Lowther Frank Mitchell Duane Mctonchie Wallace Russell Butler Florence M Bubeck

Dodge Car Wins Hill Climb With Nine Passengers

In Monrose Colorado a Dodge Brothers car powered by nine passengers totaling 1760 pounds won a hill climb. The 200 foot course featured steep grades up to 45.22 percent and varied terrain. Despite other entrants, the Dodge proved superior, while a seven passenger vehicle dropped to five and succeeded after load trimming.

Colorado Mon’rose Colo Dodge Brothers Brét

Fined For Speeding In City Court

A man named McParling faced speeding charges on Main and Sixth streets. He pleaded guilty in Esquire Lew's court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs, totaling 327.50.

L. F McParling Lewis Esquire Lew’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Supervisors Evangelical Association United Brethren Church Marshall Circuit Harold Bright New High School For Chas O McKinney James Ingle Sarah B. King David Howard Perry A Reed Nick Reed Joseph Hedges John Weir Wm Morgan Michael O’brien JI M Turner Alfred Joy Bik Wigfall O'Hair Frank T. O’hair Q. c M O Whittaker Saml Spellbring Josephine Huston Frances Jennings Henry C Hay W M Snedeker Chrysler Charles Briscoe Josephine Lea Same Lot YF Lippincott Sams Fisher Dulanecy Hosea Hill H. O Mason Clinton A Beck Areene Teins Aes Leeee Voae Vanes DODGE Om Doherty Tadacazcite
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