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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1925

Page

2

Clark County Fair Board Elects Officers and Directors

The Clark County Fair board met in Martinsville Monday to organize for the year and set an August fair. Elected president S. H. Elledge, vice president Walter Briscoe, secretary G C Cunningham, and treasurer J C Brydon. Directors named Temple Lovett Frank Kettering Oscar Shawver and Alfred Bennett.

Temple Lovett Frank Kettering Oscar Shawver Alfred Bennett Clark County S. H. Biledge Walter Briscoe G.C Cunningham J C Brydon Frank Kattering

Marshall Shipping Association reports soybean and livestock shipments

At its regular monthly meeting in Marshall, manager T. R. Lovett presented a quarterly report showing four carloads of soybeans and thirteen cars of livestock shipped, with a total value of 31 380 dollars.

Marshall Shipping Association Marshall T. R. Lovett

Tourists Dine At To Rest Park In Marshall

Five cars from Ob long picnickers visited To Rest Park in Marshall for dinner. They toured Terre Haute in the afternoon and returned to Marshall for supper at the park on Sunday. The same group visited the park twice last year.

Marshall Terre Haute

Daily Vacation Bible School Planned in Marshall

All Sunday schools in Marshall unite to plan a June Daily Vacation Bible School. The movement, about 25 years in age, emphasizes morning sessions during vacation and Bible study. Success depends on church backing, parental cooperation, and a capable, available teaching staff.

Marshall

Gift Shop Front Painted Green for Display Update

Harold Lasse owner of The Gift Shop plans to add large display lettering above the awning reading Diamonds Clocks Silverware Gifts. The note also lists several marriages and social items from Marshall and nearby towns, including people from Terre Haute Danville Oblong and Mattoon.

Harold Lasse Edward Allen Whithire Monrovia Ind Mary Ellen Peed Morrovia James McGeachie Bogle Bicknell Winifred Patrick Fred L. Madlin Terre Haute Kathryn Hale Chester McClaine Danville Gladys Berry Otto H. Bollinger Lola M. Harris John H. Leach Sadie Pettijohn Aaron E. Hoggatt Mabel J Boyll Ernest Paul Geheb Anderson Township Margaret Agnes Meehling Marshall Jesse James Maxey Charleston Flora Ethel Biggs Westfield

Farmer Markets Twenty Heifers From Own Breeding

Sperry Claypool of Dolson township marketed 20 Hereford heifers last week, all of his own breeding. They sold for 10 35 each through the Producers' Commission Association at Indianapolis. A study shows good breeding stock pays big dividends, as cattle fed by the same farmer in different classes vary in price, with better bred stock commanding higher prices.

Hire Grade School Teachers Thursday

At the city school board meeting Thursday night the district rehired teachers for the next term including Mrs Louise Curk Fannie Luckhaupt Zelda Claypool Helen Dickerson Lona Kile Cora Church Eunice Gilbert Carrie Behner Mary Washburn Nora Kannamacher Irene Cline on the north and south sides. Janitors Adolph Huppert and Dan Stover were retained. Eula Morton hired to replace Helen Strockbine north side. J R Colbert rehired as superintendent. Winona Hughes hired full time as music teacher at both schools and for north side departmental work while J T Connelly becomes drawing teacher and south side departmental work.

Louise Curk Fannie Luckhaupt Zelda Claypool Helen Dickerson Lona ‘Kile Cora Church Eunice Gilbert Carrie Behner Mary Washburn Nola Kannamacher Irene Cline Adolph Huppert Dan Stover Mss Eula Morton Helen Strockbine J R Colbert Winona Hughes J T Connelly

Shoe Doctor Relocates Into New Block Space

The Marshall Shoe Doctor, Max Foreman, has moved from the building between Hanley and Moye's and Harry McDaniel's grocery stores to one-half of the next block's building now used by Home Tire and Battery Co.

Marshall Max Foreman Hanley and Moye’s Harry McDaniel's Home Tire and Battery Co

Royal Arch Masons Banquet Set at Local Church

The Royal Arch Masons will hold a banquet at the Christian church per invitations. Community members are invited to attend and participate in the event hosted by the masonic group.

Royal Arch Masons The Christian Church

Cairo Division to ballast Paris to Marshall line

Bert Mathews reports the Cairo Division of the Big Four will ballast the Paris to Marshall route with new gravel this year. He also says a new spur track at Ernst will be installed.

Cairo Big Four Paris Marshall Bert Mathews Mathews Ernst

Last Ministerial Meeting Set For Martinsville Next Monday

The Clark County Ministerial Association will hold its final spring meeting in Martinsville next Monday afternoon. The program includes devotions by R. F. Perdue, Dennison, a community schedules segment by A. A. Heinlein, Casey, a book review, and a talk on Christianity and the Race Problem by Oldham J. E. Evans of Marshall.

Clark County Ministerial Association Martinsville R. F Perdue Dennison A A_ Heinlein Casey Book Review Oldham J E Evans Marshall

Booth Family Visits Town In Weekend Tour

Ex governor and US senator Newton Booth spent Saturday and Sunday in town with his mother Mrs Beebe Booth of Terre Haute and Mrs Woodworth of Chicago visiting Lyman Booth. Miss Mollie Lemon returned from St Louis. John Jones and Mary Wright were married Monday at Rev J G Burroughs residence.

Newton Booth California Beebe Booth Terre Haute Woodworth Chicago Lyman Booth Mollie Lemon St Louis John Jones Mary Wright J. G Burroughs

Town Paper Read Thoroughly Then Tossed Aside

A casual note emphasizes the local paper contains much material yet is often skimmed read briefly and left on the library table to be picked up again later.

Forty Years Ago City Election Winners and Building Updates

The report lists successful candidates from last Tuesday including May or Edward Emerson Police Magistrate Archer Bartlett Aldermen John Montgomery John Patton Hubert Benedict. It notes rapid progress on new buildings with Pat Smith Dr Jame s and Prevo's fronts and walls described as largely erected.

Edward Emerson Archer Bartlett John Montgomery John Patton Hubert Benedict Pat Smith Dr. Jame Prevo’s Prevo John R Archer Charley Baisley Fos Martin Harry Wilkin Ed Montgomery Vasey

Local society notes record lodge degrees and marriages

Twenty years ago L Blundell Robt Warriner Harvey Noakes C IF Behner Grant Pritchard Buell Morris Wm Hartzler Ed Clapper Ed Gilmer Howard Craig Carl Taubeneck and Adam Honkerich attended a Vigo I O O F encampment meeting in Terre Haute where Hartzler Clapper Gilmer Craig Taubeneck and Honderich received Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees. Roy Ross and Emma Vance were wed. they reside in Crawfordsville with a railroad job. Judge Connelly names John Iwalt and A J Garver to the board of review for the year.

L. Blundell Robt Warriner Harvey Noakes C IF Behner Grant Pritchard Buell Morris Wm. Hartzler Ed Clapper Ed Gilmer Howard Craig Carl Taubeneck Adam Honkerich Terre Haute Hartzler Clapper Gilmer Craig Taubeneck Honderich

Capitol Theatre Opens Transforming Auburn Park Chicago

In Chicago column from March 30 the Capitol Theatre opening on March 9 boosts Auburn Park district growth. The 3000-seat, two million dollar venue features sky blue ceiling with twinkling stars, changing lighting, and urban access as fires dominate nearby Stock Yards with a $300000 blaze and other incidents along Halsted and 63rd streets.

Chicago Chicas

Child Severely Scalded by Boiling Water at Home

The Bradley family child, about 18 months old, pulled a pot of boiling water from the stove and scalded head and neck. Dr R A Mitchell reports the burns are serious but not considered fatal.

Sam Bradley R A Mitchell

Selection of the Poultry Flock Essay by Glenn Tapscott

Glenn Tapscott, a Marshall high school freshman, wrote the best essay in J T Connelly's agricultural class contest. The piece details selecting breeding stock, ideal Leghorn traits for egg producers, meat type needs, and core essentials: good breeding, proper feeding and care, and good housing and marketing.

J T Connelly the Marshall High School Glenn Tapscott

Death notices from Marshall area with funerals

Mrs Minnie B Irwin of De ton Irwin died Friday at their home west of Marshall at 36. Funeral was Sunday at Spiketown church at 10 oclock with Rev W A Wortman officiating, interment in Marshall cemetery. She leaves a husband and four children. Walter Reynolds age ? died. Suchas died at his daughter's Mrs Katty Finks home in east Marshall. Funeral Tuesday at 2 39 with Rev J E Evans officiating. Burial in Forsythe cemetery. He leaves three daughters Mrs Kittie Fawley Mrs Al Hemphill of Paris and Mrs Curtis Burns of Douglas township and one son Victor Reynolds.

Minnie B Irwin Ware Deton Irwin Marshall Spiketown W A Wortman Walter Reynolds Katty Finks J E Evans Forsythe Kittie Fawley al Hemphill Paris Curtis Burns Douglas Township Victor Reynolds

Acetylene Tank Explosion Tires Up Ridgefarm Farm

Ten years ago Fred Wooderd and Will Smith suffered burns when an acetylene gas tank exploded at the Woodyard farm three miles southwest of Ridgefarm while they filled the tank with carbide around 9 AM. A unit of Greek workers from Effingham leased the Crescent theater building on East Main Street to open a candy kitchen soon.

Fred Wooderd Will Smith Woodyard Farm Ridgefarm Effingham Crescent Theater East Main Street Harry Casteel South Sixth Street B. F. Johnson George P. Sherman Melrose Township Kansas City Medsker Cemetery

Minister's Daughter Weds at Home in Iowa

Miss Ellen Drew daughter of Rev William J Drew and Mrs Drew of Hampton Iowa married Horace C Greensmith a Congregational minister on April 15. They plan to be at home in Wauseon Ohio after May 15 where Greensmith has a pastorate. Rev Drew formerly led Marshall Congregational Church.

Ellen Drew William J. Drew Hampton Iowa Horace C Greensmith Wauseon Ohio Greensmith Drew Marshall Congregational Church Marshall

Marshall Man Goes to South Bend for Coal Company Work

Edgar Schumaker has gone to South Bend Indiana to work for the Bledsoe Coal Company as sales and fuel engineer. His territory covers northern Indiana and southern Michigan with headquarters in South Bend.

Marshall South Bend Edgar Schumaker Indiana The Bledsoe Coal Company Michigan

Fire Destroys Main Part of Church in Tuesday Blaze

Fire devoured the church Tuesday, leaving only back walls as the new section suffered smoke and water damage. Wm Wallace and Bert Bush spotted the blaze near Dr Mitchells, prompting alarms from Miss Alice Spotts. Insurance stands at 4000 with total loss around 3000. rebuilding likely to start soon.

Christian Church Wm. Wallace Bert Bush Marshall Fire Department Sam Prevo

Christian Institute at Martinsville Successful Event

The Christian Institute held at Martinsville last week drew many from Marshall. Speakers included B L Allen Burl H Chandler R O Rogers and Victor Dorris. An organization was formed to continue the work in Douglas Coles Edgar Cumberland Clark Jasper Crawford and surrounding counties. The secretary Prue Roberts of Hindsvore Illinois oversees the membership list.

Christian Institute Martinsville Marshall The Christian Church B. L. Allen Burl H. Candler R O Rogers Victor Dorris Douglas Coles Edgar Cumpbrland Clark Jasper Crawford Tlinow Vige and Sullivan Indi

Johnson Bakery Ready to Move Soon

A new bakery under Mr Johnson plans to relocate to a storefront formerly vacated by Warshall Shoe Doctor. The proprietor is remodeling the building, paving, and installing a show window and other attractions to attract customers.

Sen Propriator Johnson Warshall

Heath of Martinsville Kills Cow on North Road

Jack Heath of Martinsville struck a cow on the pavement a few miles north of Marshall on Wednesday evening. The collision left the car heavily damaged and brought to Sockler's garage for repairs.

Heath Martinsville Jack Heath Anay Marshall Sockler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clark County Fair Board S. H. Elledge Misit Marshall Boy Mattoon University of Holinois Terre Jlaute Oral Mathews of E J. Giffel Childrey Michael J Duffy Casey Bill Booster Uyernizen Mickie Auburn Park City of Capitol Theatre F M. Hurst Marshall Field Store Englewood Auburn Walk Halsted 79Th Street 63Rd la Salle Armour Plant Morris & Co Schntents Christian Institute AT Ana Prue Roberts Hindsvoro Ilinois Hst Bakers «Or the Herald Frances Lutz Dick Davidson Minnie Smith Edwin Clapper Nora Nichols Frank Kadeski Mae Spraker G. M Waldron J. E. Millhouse Clyde H. Knowles Arch Davidson Cora A. Hishe I B. NcCullough James Sharkey
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