North Side Triumphs Over South in Spring Girls Basketball
Miss Goldie Kannamacher and Miss Mabel Ferris coach two school teams as the North Side defeats the South Side 34 to 23 after leading 20 to 19 at halftime. Lineups include Floy Craig, J McClure, V Thompson, M Smith, Isobel Cork, C Landreth, W Wallace, B C Claypoole, D Little, L Haugh, I Berry, M Hornbrook with substitutions Virginia Guinnip and Louise Geheb. Referee Leo Clouse and Elmer Fawley officiated.
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Goldie Kannamacher
Mabel Ferri
Phurswday
Floy Craig
McClure
V. Thompson
Smith Isobel Cork
Landreth W. Wallace
Claypoo
D. Little
L. Haugh
I. Berry
Hornbrook
Virginia Guinnip
Louise Geheb
Leo Clouse
Elmer Fawley
Marshall Debate Tonight With Gibson City For State Title
The Marshall affirmative debate team will debate the Gibson City negative team at the high school tonight for the state district championship. A Sidell forfeit gave Marshall an unanimous decision in the earlier matchup. In local court news, petitions for conservatorship and probate progress in several estates with hearings set in March and April. Okey R. Lawyer of Jasonville and Miss Mary Ann Thompson of Sullivan were married Saturday at home.
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Marshall
Gibson City
Sidell
Okey R. Lawyer
Jasonvillea
Ind
Mary Ann Thompson
Sulivan
Hlinda
Sullivan Bride Marries Local Minister’s Kin
The ceremony linked Rev. I. C. Swaim of the Baptist church as the officiant. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson of Sullivan.
Obituary notices for Lutz, Dougan, Mason, and Kuhn families
Five local deaths are reported. Mrs Mary Lutz, 71, dies at her sister’s home in Marshall. funeral at 260 o clock with Rev Howard Teach, burial in Marshall Cemetery. she leaves three sisters and two brothers. John Dougan, 77, died at home in Marshall. funeral at his residence with Rev Howard Leach, burial in Marshall Cemetery. survived by sister Mrs John Marie Perry. Mason, 74, died in Wabash township at his daughter’s home. funeral at Dunlap Chapel, burial in Dunlap Cemetery. Mrs Mary Alice Kuhn, 60, died in Wabash township. husband Rudy and eight children noted. funeral at Zion church with Rev Kroft, burial nearby.
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Mary Lutz
Charles E Taylor
Howard Teach
Marshall Cemetery
Mra Taylor
Marshall
Emma Zeigl R
Harry Wallace
Terre Haute
JE Lutz
David Lutz
Clarksville
John Dougan
Howard Leach
John Marie
Perry. Mason
Wabash Township
Dunlap Chapel
Dunlap Cemetery
Mary Alice Kuhn
Rudy
Zion Church
D. A. Kroft
Marshall youth takes up painting for pleasure in Chicago
Arthur Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst, formerly of Marshall now in Chicago, studied at a Chicago art institute at night for pleasure. He is succeeding well and is now filling an order for a Chicago school with pictures.
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Arthur Hurst
Frank Hurst
Marshall
Chicago
Art Institute
Local residents note visits and travel in Casey area
Wayne Washburngs returned from Indiana on a business trip. Walter Brown attended a sale in Casey Saturday. Golden Carpenter and wife visited Ray Staley and wife Sunday. Norman Short is on the sick list. Jean Bradford and her husband visited Golden Carpenter and wife Friday night. Lloyd and Wayne Washburn were in Casey Monday.
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Ah Washington
Wayne Washburngs
Indiana
Walter Brown
Casey
Golden Carpenter
Ray Staley
Norman Short
Jean Bradford
Lloyd
Wayne Washburn
Annual Town Meeting and Election for Marshall Illinois
To voters of Marshall Town Clark County Illinois the annual meeting and election are set for April 5 1927 at three precincts City Hall Marshall Mrs Hursts Restaurant and Victor Janney Pythian Theatre Building to elect one supervisor and to vote on road bonds of 48500 and 18000 and to choose a moderator to preside at the meeting
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Marshall
Clark
Illinois
City Hall
Imnois
Hurst
Square
Victor Janney
Town Meeting Notice at City Hall on March 21 1927
The town announces a meeting at 2 o'clock p m at The City Hall to transact miscellaneous business and attend to legal subjects. Polls open at seven o'clock in the forenoon and close at five in the afternoon the same day. Presented by Town Clerk Marion Mott at Marshall on March 21 1927.
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Marshall
Marion Mott
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Marsetatil
Tllinois
General Merchandise
New York
J. T Hardway
Martha J Davis
Ida A. Hardway
Daniel D English
Daniel D. English, Jr
Guardian
Thompson
LeSeure's Cash Store
the Herald
T. B
Hampshire
McCormick
Stelel
Harrow
Faw Mill
Kesler & Knowles
Everett W.macke
Clarence Gilbert
Country Club
Pancake Country Club
Avondale
Clifton
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