President Cools idge West Vacation And Global Talks
President Coolidge plans a Western vacation traveling from Kansas City to Seattle and San Diego by car, meeting American admirers. He cables Germany Chancellor Hindenburg urging mutual understanding while Germany modernizes. The piece comments on mummies, domes, and the bee’s role in civilization, ending with a note on beekeeping and industry.
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President Coolidge
West
Kansas City
Seattle
San Diego
United States
Germany
Coolidge
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Europe
Marriage Licenses In Sullivan County District
Obey BR lawyer from Sasonville Indiana obtains a marriage license to wed Mary A. Thompson of Sullivan Indiana. The filing lists Tridiana as part of the record.
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Sasonville
Ind
Mary A. Thompson
Sullivan
Tridiana
Court Adjourns Until April 1 For March Term Actions
The March term of the circuit court adjourns until April 1 with Judge John H. Marshall presiding. Cases heard include Dooley and Levick verdicts for 2000, Pierce guilty of burglary, Finkbiner pleading guilty with parole, and Collier sentenced to 14 years. Numerous chancery and equity actions proceed with filings, defaults, and partitions. guardians appointed and alimony, fees, and mortages set.
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Circuit Court
John H. Marshall
W. D. Dooley
Samuel Levick
State of
Illinois
James Pierce
Pierce
Southern
Malinois Penitentiary
People
Paul Finkbiner
W. T. Hollenbeck
Weelfle
The
Kenneth Collier
Illinois State Reformatory
Central Rut. & Sup. Co
T. T. Ewing
First National Bank of Paris
Ill
C. A. Stewart
Agt
George W. Callahan
Lloyd Apple
Geo. Kelly
Dramatic Club Presents Last Lyceum Number at High School
Under Miss Vivian Sullins the Dramatic Club of Marshall township high school presented the final Lyceum program in the school auditorium last evening at eight. A one act play William and a two act Doris and Dinosar were performed with an Irish dance by Alberta Heminghouse Dorothy Machlan Louise Foley Ettamae Mitchell and Ednabelle Carpenter. Virginia Allen gave a reading and Ruth Doll sang a solo. Extra numbers followed between acts.
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Vivian Sullins
Dramatic Club
Marshall Township High School
Lyceum
William
Doris and
Dinosar
Alberta Heminghouse
Dorothy Machlan
Louise Foley
Ettamae Mitchell
Ednabelle Carpenter
Virginia’ Allen
Ruth Doll
Martinsville Hatchery Delivers 2000 Baby Chicks
G. C. Cunningham of the Martinsville Hatchery Martinsville Illinois delivered 2000 White Leghorn Tom Baron strain baby chicks to Will Allen in Marshall en route to Kansas. The shipment arrives as a sizable poultry order highlighting regional hatchery activity.
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Martinsville
G. CG. Cunningham
Martinsville Hatchery
Illinois
Marshall
Kansas
Will Allen
Tom Baron
Heart of Friendship sermon set for Sunday at 4 90
Due to last Sunday's rain the Congregational church will present Rev. G Ross preaching The Heart of Friendship this Sunday afternoon at 4 90 oclock.
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Congregational Church
G. @. Ross
Danville Mt Carmel Bus Line Adds Two New Buses
The Danville Mt Carmel Bus Line expands service with two new buses. Bus No 5 arrives Marshall at 12 30 and departs at 12 45 PM while Bus No 8 comes from the south to Marshall at 9 45 and leaves at 10 00 AM. Buses 7 and 6 terminate at Marshall.
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Danville
MT. Carmel
Danvillé
Municipal Ownership slate filed for April 19 election
A Municipal Ownership ticket is filed for the coming city election on April 19. The slate includes J. A. Sweet for mayor, B. T. McConcille for clerk, Milo Claypool for treasurer, John Davison for alderman in the 1st ward, and Cheries Shori for alderman in the 3rd ward.
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J. A. Sweet
B. T. McConcille
Milo Claypool
John Davison
Cheries Shori
Trd
Eight Townships Nominate Supervisors for April 5 Vote
Nominations listed for eight townships to elect a supervisor on April 5. Anderson candidates Leander Wright Robt Prewett S H Elledge. Douglas Herman Hollingsworth Robt Prewett. Johnson Frank Foster Ed Gross. Marshall Dick Davidson Jesse Young. Parker Pat Reeds. Westfield H A Walker. York Marion Collier George Bradbury.
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Anderson
Leander Wright
Auburn
Chas. S. Hutchens
S. H. Elledge
Douglas
Herman Hollingsworth
York
Marion Collier
George Bradbury
Bond issues to come up in April
Two petitions filed in Marshall township seek bond issues for road paving and gravel road construction. One proposes 18,000 for paving from the high school to the Vandalia station and cemetery, signed by 122 property owners. The other asks 48,500 for gravel and hard road projects, backed by 104 signers, with funds allocated to specific roads and a supervisor commission.
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Marion Mott
Marshall Township
Vandalia Railway Station
Marshall Cemetery
Charleston
John Findley
Ed Findley
Vandalia
Findley
Taubeneck Named Stuttgart Manager Shifting From India
The March 17 issue of The Arkansas County Leader reports J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co local manager Taubeneck leaves Stuttgart for India to head the foreign office. Everett Taubeneck of Marshall Illinois is named his successor and will bring his family to Stuttgart within a month.
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Arkansas County Leader
Stuttgart
Arkansas
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
India
Foreign Office
Everett Taubeneck
Marshall
Illinois
Taubeneck
Gypsy Woman Brought to Marshall for Burial
Mrs. Marcella Jones wife of Jack Jones of Marshfield Wisconsin died at that place on Saturday at age 27 Her funeral was held Wednesday morning at 19 00 in the Bubeck Gallagher funeral parlors Rev Howard Leach officiating Interment was in the Marshall cemetery Her son and grandparents Idart Cooper are noted as local figures The notice ends with an unfinished line about Bethannts heading to West York on business.
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Marcella Jones
Jack Jones
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Marshall
Bubeck & Gallagher
Howard Leach
Marshall Cemetery
Jones
Idart Cooper
Local Orchestra Asked to Return
The high school orchestra and Prof. Neil F. Garvey broadcast from 9 30 to 11 00 PM Saturday over Station WJBL in Decatur. Telegrams and calls from Marshall came in. Miss Pearl Baker and Harry B. Potter sent responses during the program. The manager later urged a spring return but only the trio Armstrong Wilber and Mrs Thomas were asked to perform again. a return remains undecided.
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Neil F. Garvey
Decatur
WJBL
Wm. Gushkard
Dry Goods Company
Marshall
Miss Pearl Baker
Harry B. Potter
Martha Wilbur
Claudine Armstrong
John Bright
Caslon Bennett
Rosemary Weir
Ruth Cline
Theron Dewey
Wm. Lackey
Marie McDaniel
Bethel Cline
Frank Casteel
Paul Baker
Herbert Sisson
Clarke Engleman
Sam Prevo
Helen Coldren
Ward LaRue
James Stover
Virgil Claypool
Garnet Elston
Martha Wilber
Velma Sullins Thomas
Rex Cork
Walter Booth
C. W. Martin
Garvey
Armstrong
Wilbur
Thomas
Big Four to Begin New Block Signal System
Big Four railroad will start immediate installation of a block signal system on the Cairo division from Danville to Harrisburg. The project costs 65300 dollars and aims to improve safety and efficiency, with plans for additional equipment and offices along the line possibly at Oliver and West Union.
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BIG Four
Big Four Railroad
Cairo
Danville
Harrisburg
Oliver
West Union
Armstrong Woman Receives Separator At Saturday Event
Homer Guinnip of International Harvester distributed a Primrose separator to Mrs. Joe Montgomery of Armstrong after winning the bean contest. A second separator sold to Robert Miller of Spiketown for 76.03 dollars.
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Homer Guinnip
International Harvester
Joe Montgomery
Armstrong
Robert Miller
Spiketown
First Day of Spring Battered by Cold Winds
The first day of spring arrived cold with sharp winter winds felt by pedestrians. Tuesday morning ice was reported in several locations.
Listing of Names in Heralds Additions Section
The record enumerates individuals in the Heralds Addition listing including Dick Piersall Walter Garwood Call G Callahan H W Riehl Miss Ola Richart Roy Wells DA Lee John D Thomas Mrs Hattie F Edens Chas Shelly Golden Carpenter Mrs Eunice Craig Alma Kent Poorman WN S Hutchison John Carpenter Mrs Martha J Hilliard Robt H Don Ogden Fraker and others. No events or actions are described beyond the name list.
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Dick Piersall
Walter Garwood
Call G. Callahan
H. W Riehl
Ola Richart
Roy Wells
Lee John D. Thomas
Hattie F Edens
Shelly Golden Carpenter
Eunice Craig
Alma Kent Poorman
WN. S. Hutchison
John Carpenter
Martha J Hilliard
H. Don Ogden Fraker
Wm. T Machlan
Hutchens
Ethelbert Bartlatt Henry MiNhousa Massie Miller
J. If. Drakeford
Commerce Chamber of Commerce elects officers
About 20 Marshall Chamber of Commerce members met at the Marshall House for dinner and to elect new officers. New member Dr. A H Simpson was welcomed. Officers elected: Lloyd Pulver president, John Rademaker vice president, O H Robson treasurer, O K Allen agriculture, Ed Bethards industrial affairs, Leon Cox organization, John F Cane retail affairs. The group discussed a proposed $48 500 good roads bond issue for the April election and backed the measure. Sol Handy named chairman of the good roads committee.
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A. H. Simpson
Marshall Group
Lloyd Pulver
John Rademaker
O."h. Robson
O. K. Allen
Department of Agricultural Affairs
Ed Bethards
Department of Industrial Affairs
Leon Cox
John F. Cane
Department of
Good Roads
Chamber of Commerce
Sol Handy
Orchard Meetings In Clark County Monday
R S Marsh the University of Illinois extension specialist will visit Clark county to lead orchard meetings. The apple demonstration orchard is at Walter Cline's farm at 9 00 and the peach demo at G C Cunningham's farm south of Martinsville at 10 30.
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R. S Marsh
University of Ilinois
Clark County
W. W. Merritt
Walter Cline
Merritt
G. C. Cunningham
Martinsville
Marsh
Farm Bureau
Youngsters Enjoy Story Hour at Local Library
Five to nine year olds attend Saturday story hour led by Miss Mabel Ferris. The program begins promptly at 1 p.m. and she says there is still room for a few more children to join.
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Mabel Ferris
Dr. Fulkerson Speaks at World Service Banquet
Dr. E R Fulkerson spoke on World Service at a banquet at the Methodist Church Friday evening. About 60 people attended. He shared experiences from foreign visits and described customs and religion in other countries. Prof Harold Bright led several songs before and after the talk.
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E.R. Fulkerson
Methodist Church
Fulkerson
Harold Bright
Farm Relief Bill Likely Not Revived Says Senator
Senator Fess of Ohio after meeting with President Coolidge says the McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill will not be revived in the next Congress. He notes Coolidge’s message showed farmers the plan does not provide real relief and doubts backers can win approval even with changes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Fess
Ohio
Coolidge
White House
Week's Recorded Transfers List
Daisy Harden and others transfer land to Grant on 7-10-13 for 1 dollar. Wayne Hollenbeck transfers to Daniel Spitiler for 4500 dollars. John Duran and Iifer Fish Meare transfer lot Marssell for 10 dollars. Bienkenbaker transfers to Sarah M. Cox Inne tn on 20-8-15 for 2820 dollars. Masry BEN eo transfers to C St. Borah land in GSehied for 0 dollars.
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Daisy Harden
Wayne Hollenbeck
Daniel Spitiler
Fot Marshall
John Duran
Iifer Fish Meare
Lot Marssell
Eloc
Bienkenbaker
Sarah M. Cox Inne
Masry Ben Eo
C St. Borah
Gsehied
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Millet
Ike
Summers
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Everett Swope
J. I. Swope
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Athey
Hazel Kerins
Stephen F. Kerins
Kering
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Boesiger
Claude Mauk
H. GC. Montgomery
Hosea H. Irwin
Sarah Irwin
Lillie Stephens
Bell Neibarger
James Smith
Nathan Bennett
John Geffs
Pearl Scheulke
Alice Consner
Elmer White
Guardian Ad Litem
Don Young
John Weaver
H. M. Grant
Ruth Covert
Fred Covert
B. F. Johnson
Emily P. Stilwell
Albert Sockler
Lu Cole
Frank Cole
Joseph Williams
Hester A. Lingafelter
M. Scholfield
Charles Whitlock
A. G Whitlock
Oscar L. Warner
Fred A Warner
Oscar L Warner
Alford H. Warner
Marion Drake
Hattie Lowther
W. L. Cole
Emma
Mickie
Lissen
Vivian Sulfins
Parker and
Westfield
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West York
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Good Roads Committee
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Mrshall House
DR. Fulkerson
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