Petitions Filed for Election in City Wards
Two men will be elected in the third ward one to fill a vacancy from Charles Short’s resignation and one for the regular two year term. J S Mundy seeks alderman in ward one on the People’s ticket for the April 17 city election. Charles Flowers runs in ward two on the Citizens ticket. Wn Garwood seeks the long term on the People’s ticket and C B Montgomery seeks the long term on the Citizens ticket. Joe Steel petitions for the short term on the Citizens ticket and J E Millhouse for the short term on the People’s ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
J. S. Mundy
People’s
Charles Flowers
Citizen’s
Charles Short
Wn Garwood
C. B. Montgomery
Joe Steel
J. E. Millhouse
Township candidates named at conventions
Several township conventions named candidates. In Auburn Democrats nominate Bruce Thompson for commissioner S T Morgan for assessor and Cleve Shade for clerk. Republican Ray Newman stands for commissioner. Darwin Republicans choose Modest Bohn supervisor Alonzo Walls for commissioner Frank Saiter for assessor Amos Beltz for town clerk. Douglas Independent set Hershel Knowles road commissioner Sam Michael assessor and Raymond Rollins clerk. Democrats name Curt Burns commissioner John O Rourke assessor and Truman Elledge clerk.
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Auburn Township
Bruce Thompson
S. T. Morgan
Cleve Shade
Ray Newman
Darwin Township
Modest Bohn
Alonzo Walls
Frank Saiter
Amos Beltz
Independent Party
Douglas Township
Hershel Knowles
Sam Michael
Raymond Rollins
Curt Burns
John O’rourke
Truman Elledge
Lawrenceville man knocked unconscious in motorcycle accident
Walter White of Lawrenceville was thrown from his motorcycle in front of A. D. Swinford's home south of Marshall on Saturday about 7:30. He was raced by ambulance to Dr. R. A. Mitchell’s office, unconscious with facial injuries, and woke Sunday morning to return home.
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Walter White
Lawrenceville
A. D. Swinford
Marshall
Marriage Ceremony Unites Helen McKenzie and Cheries Marvin
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 Miss Helen McKenzie of Marshall and Cheries Marvin of West Union wed at the Christian church manse with Rev. R. C. Mowery officiating. The ring ceremony united them as Miss Clarene McKenzie and Ralph Davidson attended. The couple will move to Gary Indiana where the groom has worked.
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Helen McKenzie
Marshall
Cheries Marvini
West Union
R. C. Mowery
The
Christian Church
Clarene McKenzie
Ralph Davidson
Near West Union
John McKenzie
Estate actions and guardianship notices in New York county court
In the estate of Ross Buckner petitions and will hearings set for March 30. Decrees for sale of real estate in several estates. Written entry of appearance for multiple defendants. Proof of publication and service on non residents. Guardian ad litem appointed for Charlene Gross. Defendants defaulted with a $173.77 deficit. Decree of sale and administrator to sell on written decree terms. Bonds posted of $2400. In the estate of Frank Welsh petition for administrator granted Nick Welsh appointed with $30,000 bond. Adjustment day fixed for May. In the estate of George W. Wilson petition and appraisement, Pearl Garner appointed administrator with $1300 bond. Appraisers named. Adjustment day fixed for May and appraisement approved. The People vs Everett Butler bastardy, preliminary trial, bound over to June term under $1500 bond. Editorial note from Wel ford Beacon remarks on business honesty as a cultural claim.
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Mary Gross
Wm. Gross
Ed Gross
Harness Gross
Harner Gross
Maude Lewis
H. J. Buxbaum
Guardian Ad Litem
Charlene Gross
Frank Welsh
Nick Welsh
George W. Wilson
Pearl
Garner
Frank Rayhel
John Athey
Dan Day
The
People
Everett Butler
David Zeller
Casey
Republicans to Nominate Slate at Orange Town House
The Republican party will hold a convention at the Orange township house on Saturday March 17 1928 at 1 30 p m to nominate their ticket. Co D Crandall committeeman.
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Orange Town House
D. Crandall
Melrose Township Republican Voters Nomination Meet
The Melrose township Republican voters will hold a nomination convention Saturday afternoon March 17 at the Melrose school. OSCAR EDWARDS.
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Melrose Township
Melrose School
Oscar Edwards
Marshall Township Republican Primary And Convention Notice
Marshall Township voters are notified that the party primary and convention will be held Saturday March 17 in the east corridor of the courthouse. Polls open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Convention at 5:00 p.m. Committeemen Walter E. Cork Hershel Snavely John Brandenstein.
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Marshall Township
Court House
Walter E. Cork
Hershel
Republicans to Nominate Town Officials at March 17 Convention
Anderson Township Republicans meet at the Town House to nominate candidates for Town Clerk Assessor and Commissioner of Highways on March 17 1928 at 2 00 PM T A Carpenter
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T. A. Carpenter
Republican and Democratic township conventions set for March 17 in Wabash
Voters in Wabash township are called to conventions at Weaver's Store 2:30 p m Saturday March 17 for township nominations. Notices list party leaders John G Snedeker and Hal H Kesler and include marriage notices for Mort C Lane and Mabel Burch and several local couples in Sullivan Terre Haute West Union and Marshall.
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John G. Snedeker
Mort C. Lane
Sullivan
Ind
Mabel Burch
Theodore Simmons
Terre Haute
Mildred Allen
Clarence Laverne Dreher
Grace Spice
Charles A. Marvin
West Union
Helen B. McKenzie
Marshall
Charles A.,clayton
Maggie Samuels
Obituaries: Jesse Lowe, Louisa Anderson, Herman Lambdin
Obituary notices report Jesse Lowe 82 dies after long illness at his Wabash township home. Funeral services at Armstrong Church and Brick Church with interment at Brick cemetery. survivors include wife two sons Frank and John and three daughters. Louisa Jane Anderson 78 dies at her Marshall home after weeks of illness. Funeral at Marshall Methodist Church with interment in Marshall cemetery. survived by two sisters and one brother. Herman C. Lambdin 34 dies at his Anderson township home after tuberculosis. funeral at Albright church with Rev. Howard Leach officiating. burial in St. Paul cemetery. survived by mother Alice Lambdin and brother Raymond.
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Jesse Lowe
Wabash Township
Armstrong Church
F. O. Coffin
Frank
John
Terre Haute
Leona Musgrave
Hutsonville
Emma, Dickerson
Louisa Jane Anderson
Marshall
Methodist Church
Howard Leach
Henry Setzer
Herman C. Lambdin
Anderson Township
Albright
St. Paul
Orange Township
Alice Lambdin
Raymond
Spirit Writing A Tradesman’s Sudden Death Mystery
A tradesman dies suddenly after illness suspected as poisoning. His bookkeeper discovers an unsealed letter. she seals it and adds a note stating the writer gasped away after writing. The incident, narrated by Stockholm Kasper, raises questions about the cause and sequence of events in this odd case.
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Stockholm
Kasper
State Standard Accredited Baby Chicks Available For Order
Local supplier promotes State Standard Accredited baby chicks from the Jared Hat cherry with ordering ahead for desired pickup. Continues offering custom hatching at four dollars per tray of 135 eggs. Also sells S. A. Metal brooder houses brooder stoves poultry supplies and Illinois Feed.
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Jared Hatchery
Illinois
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Boston
Hope Maslin
Clark
Marshall, Illinois
New York
Ross Buckner
Rune
Welford Beacon
Weaver's
Hal H. Kesler
Abbie Davidson
Perry Allen Smith
Lincoln, NL
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Baby
Jared Hatchery Robinson
Illinios
Willard
Bob
Marshall Battery
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