Marshall Chamber elects officers and Plans Sales Day
Marshall Chamber of Commerce officers elected include M. C. Doty president and R. Johnson vice president. Harry Potter named secretary for three months, Lavina Deil assistant secretary. A Marshall Sales Day is set for Thursday April 15. Palm Sunday programs, India Mass Movement pageant, and weekly church activities are listed, led by Pastor P. Raymond Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Cafe
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Court House
M. C. Doty
Co. R. Johnson
Dick Morton
Sol Handy
C. E. Williams
Hershel Snavely
Fred B. Keifer
Harry Potter
Lavina Deil
Chamber of Commerce
Evangelistic Campaign At Pythian Theatre Draws 237 in Bible School
Christian Science Sunday attendance rose to 237 at Bible school last Sunday with 40 in Boosters and Roy Hunt classes. A special evangelistic campaign began, music featured across services, 12 additions to the church, and Victor Dorris of Paris preached Monday. Next Sunday promises another strong program with early seating and stand ing room.
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Bible School
Roy Hunt
Heavy Fire Destroys Martinsville Garage and Broom Factory
Fire at 1:30 in North York Street garage destroyed twelve stored automobiles and a connected broom factory. Major Winterrowd’s shop suffered losses, glass windows shattered, cable lines melted, and owners face possible rebuilding after the blaze.
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North York Street
A. L. Moore
Planet
Dr. James
National Bank
Marriage Licenses Issued in Wabash and Martinsville Areas
Edward Huston 39 of Wabash township and Irene Setzer 34 of Wabash township. Edward Moser 61 of Johnson township and Minle Ellen Romine 42 of Martinsville. George Bishop 21 of Martinsville and Gladys White 18 of Oakland.
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Rea Huston
Wabash Township
Irene Setzer
Edward Moser
Johnson Township
Minle Ellen Romine
Martinsville
George Bishop
Gladys White
Oakland
Real Estate Transfers Across Marshall and Casey Areas
A sequence of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Robert Black to William Doll and H A Boyd to J O Craig with various lots and acres in Marshall Casey and surrounding parcels. Prices range from 200 to 4500 dollars, with transfers involving 40 acres and multiple lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Black
William W. Doll
H. A. Boyd
J. O. Craig
Casey
John W. Renner
Philip Junker
Harvey B. Whitacre
Lulu E Brosman
Lot Marshall
Mary E. Deaner Et al
John H. Kiger
Charles B. Blair
L. P. Emrick
R. A. Mitchell
Arnold Hurst
Harry E
Dailey Et al
Clarence Kibby
Lot. Marshall
Ww. A. Fuson
Davie Gossett
Lot Casey
Edward Garwood
Harry EB. Baker
Arthur Washburn
C. B. Washburn
Barbara Alrey
Elmer Shawver
Frank Eaton
James B. Bell
Marshall
Charles D. Davison
J. B. Walls
Daisey Riverman
H. C. Reinoehl
Leona Rhodes
Willington Hurst
Pearl Garver
Last quarterly meeting headed by Rev Baumgartner at Marshall church
Next Sunday marks the final conference meeting of the year with Rev. Sr. H. Baumgartner presiding. He will lead a 2:00 p.m. Saturday sermon at Marshall church followed by the quarterly conference and services at Emmanuel and Zion churches with Sunday school and sacraments scheduled.
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Sr. H. Baumgartner
Marshall Church
Emmanuel
Zion
Primaries Set in Townships for April 6 Election
Local primaries conducted recently select party nominees for town clerk assessor supervisor and highway commissioner across multiple townships including ANDERSON AUBURN CASEY DARWIN DOUGLAS JOHNSON MARSHALL MARTINSVILLE MELROSE ORANGE PARKER WABASH WESTFIELD YORK. Notable figures include Ray Burky Kile Albert Kile John Hazen Perry Jackon Henry Miller Grover Reed and others advancing to the April 6 balloting.
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Anderson
Ray Burky Kile
Albert Kile
John Hazen
Perry Jackon
Henry Miller
Grover Reed
Auburn
Cleve Shade
Ray Newman
Frank Baker
Frank Thompson
Dem
Casey—Sumner Bowman
L. H. Johnson
Fred Bancroft
Dessie Zeller
Bert Whitney
William Price
Barney Smith
Hosea Hetherington
Darwin—Ernnest Junker
John Green
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Bert Timmermermann
Logan Miles
Henry Blockinger
O P. Tharp
Otto Sockler
Dolson
John Ross
Charles Buckner
Pearl Nicholson
James
Johnson
Bert Forrester
Harry Gross
M. R. Bless
John Weaver
Randall Bailey
Marshall—Russell Riley
Herman Tibbs
Camo Murphy
Jacob Elliott
George Morgan
George Davidson
Martinsville
W. K. McDaniel
Homer Snyder
Fay Neer
Louis Callahan
Will Secrest
Harl Patchett
Wesley Dodd
Harry Martin
Melrose
Oscar Edwards
Alex Gard
McKinley Fowler
F G Hasten
G W Thompson
Carl Shaffner
James Kelley
Jacob Batts
Ind
Orange
Elmer Snavely
Clayton Buckner
Walter Mills
Arthur Swope
Howard Drummond
John Seaton
Cary Miller
James Turner
Westfield
L. A. Weeden
Newton Lowry
James M. Warner
York
Fred Marvin
John Harmon
Albert Marvin
W. B. Baughman, Jr
John Mitchell
Rep
Howard Jackson
Indiana
West Union
W. S. Booth
York Township
Esther Goodwin
Liberty Square
the Brick
Parker
Butternut
Hose
Casty
Yoke
Chnson
Mt. Moriah
Marshall
County Court
Clarksville
Jackson
North Wabash
McKeen
South Wabash
Pleasant Hill
Darwin
Washington
North Side
Liberty
Ex-Service Meal Attention Meeting for Clark County Post
An upcoming Clark County Post No. 8 American Legion meeting is set for Friday night March 26 at 7 20 at the Court House. The agenda includes forming a Women’s Auxiliary, encouraging ex members and those who haven’t joined to attend, plus a social with coffee and smokes.
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méélAg
Clark County
American Legion
Court House
Plana
George Somerville
Advertising Mars
Ager
Japs Menace Described In California Opinion Piece
Glendale column argues heavy rainfall and drought threaten state prosperity. It notes Los Angeles growth, Glendale's rose tournament float, the Harry New murder case, and warns about Japanese influence in farming, urging laws to curb alien land ownership.
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O. L. Kilborn
Glendale
Calif
California
Pasadena
Harry S. New
Freda Lesser
San Quentin Prison
Lillian Burger
el Bonito Avenue
Topanga Canyon
Santa Monica Beach
Pacific Coast
Mrs Doty Birthday Party Entertains Guests
Baty hosts Tuesday evening party for Mrs Doty celebrating her birthday with music contests and diversions. Guests included Mrs Tom Apget Mrs M M Hedrick Mrs George Matkin Annie Smith Ken Jones Phoebe Wright Hazel Egzebrecht Mary Ramsey Hester Alma Shipe Duane Prust and Bugie Powers of Olney.
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M. C. Doty
Duane Prust
Bugeia Powers
Olnay
Machlan Dies Widow Mrs Catharine on Barwin Road
Mrs. Catharine Machlan a widow of Barwin Road died Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Funeral services were held at South Vigna Congregation Church on Tuesday at 10:00 o clock. Burial followed at Hackstone Cemetery.
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Catharine x
Yate
S. Machlan
Elmer Gox
Barwin
Teachers Planned Spring Term At Pleasant Grove
Leola Kuhn will teach the spring term at Pleasant Grove after a winter at Bross Man school. Twenty four applicants took the teachers certificates exam with three young men among the writers. Final exams begin in April with locations listed in several towns and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Kuhn
Brossman
Pleasant Grove
Indiana
Local Notes and Family News From York area
Miles Murphy shows improvement while Mrs Neil Daugherty remains ill. Eva Murphy, daughter of Miles Murphy, died Wednesday and was buried Friday. Edward Layton and wife welcomed a son Albert Edward. Whitman visited relatives in Lawrenceville. Henry Spiva and wife visited J L Roberts. Clint Clark from Big Springs Indiana visited York. Lee Bennett from Indianapolis stayed in town. Juanita Hand visits grandmother Fannie Murphy on Quaker Lane. Guy Hands visited Lyman Pritchard and wife. Chas Fowler and family visited Otho Burnham.
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Neil Daugherty
Howard Jackson
Mary Jackson
A C Jackson
Eva
Miles Murphy
Perry
Edward Layton
Albert Edward Ray Whitman
Lawrenceville
Henry Spiva
Hutsonville
J. L. Roberts
Clint Clark
Big Springs
Ind
York
Lee Bennett
Indianapolis
Juanita Hand
Quaker Lane
Fannie Murphy Guy Hand’s
Lyman Pritchard
Chas Fowler
Otho Burnham
German bonds selling drive large American demand
American investors buy German internal bonds at about one million dollars daily as demand for marks grows from rising imports and speculative interest. The surge comes amid reports of strong sugar consumption and ongoing government shipping profits, with Americans seeking investment and trade exposure.
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Stanley W. Finch
National Coal Association
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court of
The
District of Columbia
Maynard Coal Company
Columbus
Ohio
Commission
United States
American Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
Payne
Senate Merchant Marine Committee
Congress
Houston
Treasury
Europa
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Wie Coantriea
Romania
Sarbia
Crates
Liberia
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