Illinois Legislators Debate Budget and Road Funding
Springfield reports a week of legislative uproar as the House fought Attorney General Brundage’s appropriation, exonerated several lawmakers, and launched an investigation into Adjutant General Black’s office. The Lantz farm bills advance in the Senate while a workers’ eight hour law faces a decisive vote amid strong women lobbyist activity.
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Springfield
Senate
Brundage
Charles ‘Moore
Harry Parker
Effingham
Roe
Parker
Col. Hunter
General Black
Herrin
House
Smejkal
Appropriations Committee
Repubicans
State Service
Lantz
Agriculture
Board of Trade
Congerville
A.S. Cuthbertson
Bunker Hill
Harold
Dunlap
Savoy
Small
Tecatur
Goced Roads
Ninos
Hamilton
Department of Agriculture
Capitol
Local Notes From Casey and Nearby Towns
Martinsville M E Flenner of Casey visited in our city Monday. G W Gilbert returned home to Danville Monday after a week with relatives here. William Ax left last week for Los Angeles to stay with brother Charles. Mrs Jackson Lindsey died at her daughter’s home Sunday after three weeks illness. J D Wilhoit left for Chicago to join The National Bank of the Republic. Mrs Thomas Husted and son of Altamont spent over Sunday here. Mr and Mrs H T Bach visited Marshall Sunday with her parents. Ernestine Gard improved after a serious illness at Paris hospital. Eva Postlewate died at her Paris home after weeks illness. body brought here for burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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M. E. Flenner
Casey
Our City
G. W. Gilbert
Danville
William Ax
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles
Chicago
National Bank of the Republic
Thomas Husted
Altamont
H. T. Bach
Marshall
John Randall
Ernestine Gard
John Gard
Paris Hospital
Eva
R. H. Postlewate
Paris
Ridgelawn Cemetery
J .T. Worsham
Ed Gibson
Terre Haute
Euclid Gallagher
Jett Kathryn
Edward English
Redman
Carrie Arbuckle
Laney Fenton
English
Mother
S. F. Matheny
Richard Durage
Edward
Ernst
Flora Hagist
James Colgrove
Sixth Street
Justin Harlan
C. R. Johnson
Indianapolis
Spiceland
Joy
Louise Stout
Louise Lickert
St. Patrick’s
Mary Alice Chancellor
Irene Stewart
Vaughn O’neal
Mary Cole
Richard Cole
Richard Dyas
Glen Ritter
Edwin Booth
Turner Trimble
Harold Luse
Vaughn O'Neal
Martinsville
Boomeray
Nathan Wright
Frank
Cedar Falls
Iowa
H. D. Tucker
Michigan Avenue
Tucker
Velma Sullins Thomas
E. Robert Schmitz
America
Edith Marie Welsh
Hurley Welsh
Wabash Township
R. F. Purdue
Livingston Cemeery
James Euclid Gallagher
Allen Wallis
Hammond
Indiana
Clark S. Thomas
Marshall Cemetery
Bert Lutz
Dauhter
Ed Beadle
Isaac Rufus Murphy
Huggins
Sidney Cox
Tulsa
Arthur Cork
West Union
Marion Burr
S Pierson
Mary I Tlish
Louie Tolbert
Myrtle Williamson
Goldie Kannamacher
Lucille Sockler
William Shade
Anderson Township
John McCauley
Genevieve
Everet Graham
Parent Teachers Association
Jay Swern
Harry Shivlar
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Mary Jane Pulver
Richard Pettit
Patricia Malloy
Mary Anne Giffel
Betty Lee
John F. Cane Dry*Goods‘Co
Margaret Shaw
Bridge ‘Club
Deaths and social notes from West Union area
West Union reports the death of Arthur Cork and the passing of March 3rd patient at Robinson hospital. Leonard Collier, L. Cork, and other locals attend funerals while residents visit relatives in Terre Haute Marshall Hutsonville and Wabash. Auto streetcar collision injures Poorman and Broadhurst. both hospitalized at Union hospital.
Local Family Visits and Illness Reported
Dolson Miss Nancy Claypool attended school in Marshall and spent part of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Claypool. Ernest Ruly and wife were guests of Mrs Tate on Sunday. Mrs Em Meloy and daughter came to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs Jess Beachout near Paris. John Claypool and wife visited last week with his brother Joseph and family of Liggett. Polk Daughetee has been very sick the past few days. Frank Baker wife and two daughters visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mike Snyder.
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Nancy ‘Claypool
Marshall
Martin Claypool
Ernest’ Ruly
Tate
Meloy
Jess
Beachout
Paris
John Claypool
Joseph
Liggett
Polk Daughetee
Frank Baker
Mike, Snyder
J.R. Burnett
Fenton
Cole
Virginia Shaw
Clyde Alwood
Perry Lewis
Ollie Thompson
Duane Pryst
John F. Cane Dry Goods Co
Thomas Apgar
Elsie Eggebrecht
Robinson
Edna Westnitter
Walnutciifie
Lydia English
Joe Howell
Isabel
Margaret Cork
Kathryn Thomas
Mildred Carroll
Robert Clements
Warren Scholfield
Allan Young
Robert Prewett
Richard Metz
Doyle Moye
Jack Hanley
Richard
Paul Pettit
St. Patrick's
J. F. Cane
Lucille Brown
L. L. Club
M. E
Roscoe Ayers
Ike Seymour
Frank Cox
Carlisle
Ind
Kate Mason
E. G. Evans
Hutsonville High School
Robert
Ohio
Amanda Lindley
Ovie Blaker
Wm. Blaker
Muriel Anderson
Gasey
Brice Farm
Frank Buckner
A. J. Goff
Billy
Martin Newlin
Alonzo Draper
Trimble
Frank
Ozie Raider
Chicago
Joe Sims
M. E. Church
James Ormiston
Porterville
Fred Ormiston
T. C. Bailiff
West Union
Ray Hand
Danville
Harry Gardner
Rai
Henry Cullison
Adar Gardner
Hutsonville
Ashley Holaday
George Bradbury
Earl Smith
Indianapolis
Wm. Holaday
Local Notables Attend Funerals and Community Events
Mrs J T Worsham and Mrs Ed Gibson of Terre Haute attend Euclid Gallagher funeral. Marshall and West Union residents host visits, parties, and family gatherings as Martinsville Week and Boomeray approach. Several social events include dinners, PTAs, bridge club, and a large St Patrick celebration with attendees from Terre Haute and Casey.
West York Church Baptisms and Local Social Notes
West York reports a baptism and church entry this Sunday with many area residents noted. The article lists dozens of visits, family movements, and local social updates from Hutsonville to Paris and Robinson, plus church quilting by the ladies' aid and ongoing community ties.
Elections Ahead In Township And City Races
Township elections set for April 38 with voters choosing supervisors. City election slated for April 17 features three distinct tickets in the field.
Circuit Court Inches Toward Conclusions This Week
The circuit court has been working long hours this week and is expected to reach definite conclusions soon. The remark suggests progress pending technical adjustments to the linotype carburetor.
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Circuit Court
In Spite Of It All The Herald Goes To Press
The Herald reports a slow linotype heat and notes many items abbreviated or omitted. Miriam Louise Potter weighed eight pounds at the editor’s home Sunday night, adding a new arrival to the household while production faces delays.
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Herald
Linotype
Miriam Louise Potter
Anes
Appreciation for linotype work by Casey Banner Times and Clark County Democrat
The Herald credits Casey Banner-Times and the Clark County Democrat for aiding in linotype composition for this issue. Publishers express gratitude for their contributions to the production process.
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The
Herald
Casey, Banner-Times
Clark
County Democrat
the Herald
Christian Science Services Schedule and Venue
Christian Science worship holds Sunday school at 9:45 a m and Sunday service at 11:00 a m with the subject Matter in the Pythian temple. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8:00 o’clock in the same venue.
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Christian Science
Pythian Temple
Warmer days bring crowd to Sunday school campaign
The Church of Christ led by Burl H. Candler urges larger attendance at Sunday school as spring nears. The minister’s sermon on Was Jesus Christ Divine? was postponed to next Sunday evening due to his called away. An all day Aid Society meeting is set for Wednesday in the church Aid room.
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Jesus Christ
Aid Society
Methodist C E Pettit Pastor Sermon and Services
The Sunday school meets at 9:30 with attendance just above last year. Morning worship is at 10:45 and Epworth League at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30 features Mr Harvey while the pastor preaches at Armstrong for closing meetings. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7:15. Study classes are omitted this week. Mr Harvey will be at Livingston Sunday morning.
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Epworth League
Harvey
Armstrong
Livingston
Evangelical McCoy Prepares Week of Pre-Easter Meetings
Pastor J E B McCoy leads services at Big Creek with prayer Thursday night Sunday school and preaching Sunday morning and E L C E Sunday night at 7 00. Pre-Easter meeting begins Grand Turn Wednesday night at 7 15 nightly through Easter with Rev J O Mosier for fourth quarterly meetings all are invited.
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Big Creek
Grand Turn
J. O. Mosier
Palm Sunday Observance at Congregational Church
Pastor Rev Clark S Thomas leads Palm Sunday service with a 9:30 church school, 10:45 worship, and a 4:30 vesper service featuring a special musical program by the choir accompanying the sermon.
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Clark S Thomas W
Westfield Notices and Local Personal Movements
Westfield residents report Sunday departures to Bartlesville Oklahoma and Decatur. Roy Luther visits his parents Elmer and Mrs. Luther in town. Carl Merrick sells a north of high school residence for 450 dollars to L. C. Williams. J. J. Zellers house sale completed for 1000 dollars to Bruce Reeds of Ashmore by Judge Connelly. Several visitors from Terre Haute Villa Grove and Paris. Mrs. W. F. Weaver recovering after tumor removal. Dick and Floyd Sheaks head to Oklahoma oil fields for work. Anna Watson hosts a quilting party. Elisha Jones dies at 69 in Anna state hospital. Rebekah lodge hosts St Patrick social at Hotel Parker. Westfield high team loses to Oakland 22 to 28 Friday night.
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Foster Goble
Bartlesville
Martha Spears
Lillian
Decatur
Roy Luther
Gary
Ind
Elmer Luther
Carl Merrick
L. C. Williams
J. J. Zellers
Judge Connell
Roy Laws
Bushton
Floyd Sheaks
Oklahoma
Anna Watson
J. Wi Menefee
Kansas
Elisha Jones
State Hospital
Anna
Fairview Church
Oakland
Rebekah Lodge
St Patrick
Parker
Cotton conditions of the Southland affect all business
In Lake Wales Florida on March 16 Roger W. Babson issued a bullish assessment of the South. He predicted Alabama could become the greatest industrial state and Florida the greatest agricultural state, citing resources like climate phosphates and shipping. He warned about the cotton weevil and urged greater efficiency and cooperation among farmers, noting gains in textiles, research, education and diversified farming for stronger cotton growing.
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Lake Wales
Florida
Roger W. Babson
South
Mr. Babson
Alabama
America
Georgia
Carolinas
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
United States
West
Maine
United States Department of Agricultural
Wabash Floods Rise as Local News Highlights Visits
York reports the Wabash at flood stage and rising. Local residents and visitors are listed: John Barker and wife from Centerville visit BoneStelle and Mrs. Barker. Ernest Barker returns from Palestine. Nell Eisner improves. Sadid Nichols visits Ruby Holmes in Fairbanks. John Bishop and Nellie Daugherty tied to area schools and families. Mattie Roberts visits West Union. Freeman Marshall makes a Marshall County trip. J Mating and Charlie Roberts transact a Robinson business trip.
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John Barker
Centerville
Albert Bonestelle
M. Barker
Ernest Barker
Palestine
Nell Eisner
Sadid Nichols
Ruby Holmes
Fairbanks
Ind
John ‘Bishop
Nellie Daugherty
West Union
Mattie Roberts
Elsa, Goryell
Freeman
Marshall Vission
Mating
Chas. Roberts
Robinson
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Leonard Collier
Wm. Marlett
Carlyle
Meda Carlyle
Wm. Harrison
M. E. Williams
George Wernitzer
Edna
Martha Crowe
Floyd Haupt
Palestine and Westfield Association
Gladys Bohn
Grace Wallace
Lyman Cork
Santa Garlin
Estella Mae Musgrave
Doris Musgrave
Jack Cline
Ben Crowe
Irma Jenkins
John Crowe
Milo Prust
Carrol Gard
R. J. Poorman
Guy Broadhurst
Paris Avenue
Union Hospital
Poorman
Mr. Broadhurst
Ray Broadhurst
Robinson Hospital
Merrick
Dean
Methodist Church
Brick
Dolson
West York
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Church OF Christburl
H. Candler
Methodist
C. E. Pettit
J. E B. McCoy
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