Dairy Calf Train Displays In Marshall Big Four Depot
The Big Four Dairy Calf Train toured Marshall at the depot from 8 to 11:30 AM Tuesday. The steel equipment included eight cars with educational exhibits from the University of Illinois New York Central Lines and the Illinois Department of Agriculture.
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Big Four
Marshall
University of Illinois
New York Central Lines
Illinois Department of Agriculture
University
Southern Illinois
Program for Boys Week Carried Out Successfully
Marshall Rotary Club staged the Boys Week program which concludes tonight with a boys junior Olympics at the high school. Activities included Sunday school and church, a father and son banquet for 130 attendees with speeches by Judge H R Snavely George Taubeneck Sol Handy and Rev C E B Pettit, citizenship day with town activities, tours for 150 boys to the Dresser plant and condensers, a free movie last evening and an Olympic event planned for tonight.
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Marshall Rotary Club
H. R. Snavely
George Taubeneck
Sol Handy
C. EB. Pettit
Dresser
Chicago Tribune Shows Marshall Man's Picture
Friday issue features a Methodist men’s council group photo with four men named H. R. Snavely Marshall, R. B. Blackstock Springfield, Bishop E. H. Hughes Chicago, W. Diron Chicago, and Dr. J. Musselman Quincy on the back page.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Methodist Men’s Council
Chicago
H. R. Snavely
Marshall
R. B. Blackstock
Springfield
E. H. ‘Hughes
Mars Transfer Sold to Wallace and Fawley
The Mars Transfer has been purchased by Clay Wallace and Ben Fawley from Ned and Glen Welsh. The new owners took charge on Tuesday morning.
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Hull
Clay Wallace
Ben Fawley
Ned
Glen Welsh
Seventy Second Annual Conclave at Terre Haute
The seventy second annual conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Indiana will be held in Terre Haute next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with special dispensation for Palestine Commandery No 27 members to attend all sessions. Mrs Delmar Roberts of Terre Haute visits her sister Mrs John Davidson this week. Myrtle Davideen spent the weekend with Miss Helen Vickers at Burns City. Fred Keifer and Lloyd Pulver with Mrs Mary Pulver and Mrs John Craig attended Rexall Convention in St Louis. James Lindley transacted business in Marshall Taedmy. Baby Billy Mack Brady born Friday to Mr and Mrs Dave Brady.
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Grand Commandery Knights Templar of
Indiana
Terre’ Haute
Palestine ‘Commandery No
Delmar Roberts
Terre Haute
John. Davidson
Meine
Myrtle Davideen
Helen Vickers
Burns City
Fred Keifer
Rexall
St. Louis
Dave Brady
Billy’ Mack
Spring Paint and Repairs Dignify Local Buildings
Harold Luse proprietor of The Gift Shop on Main Street has the front of his building painted white with black trim. George and Pete Hilakos of Marshall Candy Kitchen add a fresh coat of white paint and new window signs. Post office repairs complete with varnished woodwork cream walls and white ceiling.
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Harold Luse
Main Street
Marshall Candy Kitchen
George
Pete Hilakos
Young boy nabbed for bicycle theft in Marshall
A 16 year old Harlen Evelen of Robinson stole Woodrow Gunder's bicycle from the south side school playground on Wednesday. He was chased by two grade school boys to the overhead bridge and back to Marshall where Policeman Joe Wallace took him to jail. A 32 caliber revolver two boxes of cartridges and 30 keys were found on him.
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Harlen Evelen
Robinson
Woodrow Gunder
South Side
Marshall
Joe Wallace
Clark County Begins $500 Quota Campaign
A Ramsdale of the Salvation Army Home School visited Marshall to arrange the Clark county annual appeal. The drive runs from May 9 to May 16 with Sheriff J M Turner’s offices serving as campaign headquarters.
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Clark County
A. Ramsdale
Salvation Army Home School
Marshall
J. M Turner
American Legion Meeting Called For Monday Night
Clark County Post No. 90 of the American Legion will hold a meeting at the Legion Hall Monday evening at 8 00. Arrangements for Memorial Day services will be discussed and other business will be attended to.
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Clark County
Legion Hall
Algo
Revival services led by Pastor Mowery this week
Christian R C Mowery leads revival each evening at 7 30 with themes from Wednesday include Gods Blockades of the Road to Hell Something Tremendously Important that is Certain The Tragedy of Losing One s Soul The Tragedy of the Almost Sundays focus honors mothers in Bible School and morning service next Sunday Do not miss Bible school for a very enjoyable service
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Hell
Bible School
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Services are held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9:30 a m. Sunday services at 11:00 o'clock themed "Adam and Fallen Man." Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8:00 o'clock.
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Pythian Temple
Adam
Baptist Rev Coombs Sermons and Sunday School Times
Pastor Reverend Coombs preaches at 10 45 each second and fourth Sunday. Sunday school begins at 9 30. Prayer meeting held Wednesday evening at 7 30 weekly.
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Baptist
Coombs
Methodist Howard Leach Service Schedule
Pastor Howard Leach leads morning worship at 10 45 with a Mother s Day service and special music. Sunday school begins at 9 30. Epworth League meets at 6 30 followed by an evening sermon on The two Cities 7 30.
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Howard Leach
Epworth League
Two Cities
NM. E. Church Circuit Babes Service Announcement
The NM E Church Circuit Babes invite worship this Sunday at Armstrong Chapel at 11:00 a.m. The text calls Jesus' name and salvation. Sunday school at 6:30 p.m. Evensong at 7:80. A quick Word study from Psalm 119 precedes. Official board meets after the service. all members expected.
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Jesus
Armstrong Chapel
Livingston
Keystone Cafe Opens With Marshall Band Tonight
The Keystone Cafe opposite the National Didie Hotel was formally opened yesterday evening with music by the Marshall Band. John Mullen, the proprietor, hosted guests at dinner. the tile building features unfinished tile walls and a central counter with stooks. Bundle Day at Marshall Grade Schools saw pupils collect clothing and shoes for Near East Relief. Fifteen sacks of clothing and two sacks of shoes were sent to Chicago for distribution.
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Keystone Cafe
National Didie Hotel
Marshall Band
John Mullen
Marshall
Near East Relief
Methodist Church
Chicago
Mother's Day Services At Congregational Church
Morning worship at 10 45 with Special Mother's Day service and theme Our Mother. Evening worship at 7 30 on The Sublimity of Motherhood. Church school at 9 30. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 with topic Deliver Us from Evil.
United Brethren Marshall Charge Sunday Services
Henry W Wortman pastor leads Marshall charge with Sunday school at 9 39 and preaching at 10 30. Centenary soldiers of Grace Chapel and Centenary hold a combined Mother’s Day service with a mother and daughter gathering Sunday night inviting all mothers and daughters.
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Centenary of Grace Chapel
Centenary
Neighbors Aid Fire at Walnut Prairie Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mount thank neighbors and friends who helped save their home near Walnut Prairie after a fire broke out.
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Walnut Prairie
C. B. Mount
Card of Thanks for Fidelia Davison Crumline
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our dear mother Mrs Fidelia Davison Crumline. Special appreciation to the Rev Howard Leach for his words and to Mr Colgrova for the songs and floral offerings. Signed by the children.
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Fidelia Davison Crumline
Howard Leach
Colgrova
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Mention Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs Virgil Fox spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Babcock and with Mr and Mrs Wm Cale and son Wesley. Also Mr and Mrs R F Babcock and son Thomas of near Grandview visited John Graham and family. Lawrence Bennett of Paris and Mr and Mrs James Phillips attended with others in Pleasant Grove.
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Virgil, Fox
Frank Babcock
Wm. Cale
Wesley
John Graham
R. F. Babcock
Thomas
Near Grandview
Lawrence Bennett
Paris
James Phillips
Advertising Bales of Reading Notices Taint Local News
Political and commercial tension grows as Mickie decries cheap advertising blasts sent to editors under the guise of news. The piece lists several couples linked by notices including Harold Reynolds and Elise Cramer and others, illustrating the era’s advertising practices and editor disfavor.
Miss Ellen Dixon Presents First Piano Recital
Miss Ellen Dixon hosted a 4:30 pm home recital on North Sixth Street featuring her piano pupils. The program included works by Vera Harper, Dema Little, Ben T Baird, Florence Bubeck, Mildred Carroll, Charlotte Wallace, Layle Ellington, Wayne Jennings, Lucille Jennings, Virginia Guinnip, Jane Clark and others.
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Ellen Dixon
North Sixth Street
Vera Harper
Dema Little
the Bray
Ben T. Baird
Florence Bubeck
Mildred Carroll
Charlotte Wallace
Layle Ellington
Wayne Jennings
Lucille Jennings
Lady
Virginia Guinnip
Elise
Isabel Bubeck
Heller
Jane Clark
Hibschmann Taken to Kansas City by Officers
James Hibschmann, held in jail here, was moved to Kansas City Missouri, by officers on Wednesday. He faces burglary and highway robbery charges and the officers stated they were certain he is the wanted man.
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James Hibschmann
Kansas City
Missouri
Hibschman
Death notices from Marshall area include Nusbaum Lowry Hanley
John Nusbaum died at 82 in Terre Haute with funeral at Marshall cemetery. Emma Lowry died in Indianapolis with services at the Landreth home in Marshall. Benjamin Herbert Hanley, one year old, died and was buried in Marshall after Christian church services. Surviving relatives named include daughters and grandchildren.
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John Nusbaum
Terre Haute
Marshall Cemetery
D. T. Black
Odd Fellows
The
American Legion
Marshall ‘Cemetery
Basil Whitlock
Maréhall
Belle Orndorff
Findlay
Ohio
Benjamin Herbert Hanley
Lloyd Hanley
Christian Church
Rev
R. C Mowery
Kesler Nominated Clerk of Court by Democrats
Hal H. Kesler has been notified by Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson that he has been nominated as Clerk of the Appellate Court to run on the Democratic ticket this fall. Kesler’s name was not printed on the ballot and had to be written in.
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Hal H. Kesler
Louis L. Emmerson
Mr Kesler
Paper expires for first time in forty six years
Otto Austermiller of Terre Haute reports his Herald subscription expired this week marking the first such lapse in forty six years.
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Otto Austermiller
Terre Haute
The
Herald
John F Cane Dry Goods appoints new department heads
Miss Lydia English takes charge of the upstairs department and Miss Lu Jones leads the downstairs store at the John F Cane Dry Goods Company. Duane Prust, former manager, departed Saturday for South Bend Indiana to join the Kresge chain of stores.
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Lydia English
Lu Jones
John F Cane Dry Goods Company
Duane Prust
South Bend Indiana
Kresge
Week's Recorded Transfers in Martinsville Area
W H Gallatin and wife transfer land in 5-10-13 to Benjamin T German for 1 dollar. Meade Sharp and others sell Martinsville lot to Oscar Shaw ver for 2 dollars. Ashel Bennett and wife transfer Martinsville lot to Samuel Cullop for 1 dollar. Jared Barbee and wife address transfer to L B Winter for 76 dollars on land in 31-9-13. George Hill sells land in 7-10-18 to Grant Hill for 1 dollar. Harry Rinehart and wife transfer land in 13 and 14-11-11 to Nelson H Knox for 1 dollar.
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W H Gallatin
Benjamin T German
Meade Sharp Et
Oscar Shaw
Martinsville
Ashel Bennett
Samuel Cullop
Jared Barbee
L. B. Winter
George Hill
Grant Hill
Harry Rinehart
Nelson H Knox
New York in County Court Delinquency and Estate Actions
In New York in County Court the estate of Sarepta Jane Estes is allowed to pay real estate taxes. Eugene Irwin petition for delinquency hearing set for May 3, continued to May 10. Inez Bowles pleads guilty to contributing to delinquency of a female child. 90 days in jail and costs. Parker Bros estate petition for receiver. prior transfers set aside. Mary Marvin estate partial report approved. Veral Canady minor estate analytic report final report approved. Ralph D Harris minor inventory approved.
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Sarepta Jane Estes
Eugene Irwin
Inez Bowles
Parker, Bros
C. H. Parker
C. S. Mann
W. H. Parker
B. Parker
Mary Marvin
Veral Canady
Ralph D. Harris
West School News Highlights Week Exhibition and Visits
The junior class under Mr. Booker staged the play Deacon Dubbs with success last Thursday and Friday. Several students and visitors are listed attending weekend visits and gatherings across Lawrenceville Dana Ind Terra Haute Marshall Denville Ridgefarm and Palestine with many names noted as hosting or visiting. Our school is preparing for an exhibition this week and many students spent time with friends and relatives during the weekend.
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Booker
Deacon Dubbs
Marie Bush
Danville
Rowena Dancy
Hildred
Irene Kaufman
Lawrenceville
Edna Martin
Dana
Ind
Mildred Benoit
Louise Kearns
Ruth Crum
Palestine
Déma Mundy
Our School
John Mundy
Wesley
Gene Geheb
Vernon
Nichols Ted” Sanders
Sam Nichols
Thelma Miller
Lou Lawrence
Terra Haute
Jey
Gerald Thompson
Bob Cox
Marshall
Dorothy Margin
Thelma Tracy
Helen Garlin
Denville
Janet
New Council Begins Duties In Marshall
Marshall inaugurates a new city government including Mayor John McCauley and aldermen. The council authorizes 5000 for a boiler and appoints police, street, finance, and other officers. A street and alley committee gains sidewalk repair rights while Chase Manufacturing proposes an 80,000 dollar light plant unit with 600 KW capacity and payback in fifty months.
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John McCauley
John Brandenstein
B. T. McConchie
Frank Machlan
Charles Bruner
James Dunn
B. E. Howell
Robert Scholfield
Clay Montgomery
Joe Wallace
Bert Fawley
William Morgan
William Wallace
Herbert Tibbs
Harry Janney
Scholfield
Montgomery
Machlan
Howell
Dunn
Bruner
Dunn and
BP. D
George Chase
Chase Manufacturing Company
Mattoon
City
Chase
Taubeneck to Speak at Sunday School Convention
Taubeneck of Normal will be the main speaker at the district Sunday School Convention to be held at the Christian church Sunday evening May 16. He is the son of Mr and Mrs O O Taubeneck of near Marshall. The service will be a union meeting of all the churches.
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Taubeneck
Normal
Christian Church
O O Taubeneck
Near Marshall
Clarksville Baptist Church to Erect New Pew Church
Clarksville Baptist church members have subscribed between 8000 and 10000 dollars for a new pew church. Workmen will tear down the old building and begin construction in a few days. Mrs Helle Orndorf and son Russell of Findlay Ohio attended the funeral of her father John Nusbaum on March Saturday.
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Clarksville
NEW Baptist Church
Mars Helle Orndorf
Russell
Findlay
Ohio
Marshall
John Nusbaum
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Bill Booster
Kwong
Geo. G. Ross
United Brethren Marshall Charge
Henry W. Wortman
Pleasant Grove
Mickie
Harold A Reynolds
Hymera, Indiana
Elise BE. Cramer
Shelburn Indiana
Maston M. Hill
East Chicago
Grace J Anderson
Parker H Plantz
Mary E Frey
Harry E. Trowel
Effingham
Helen L. Hil
Efingham
Emma Lowry
Indianapolis
Henry Landreth
Earl
John Casey
Harry Lichtenberger
B. Kesler
New York
Marguerite
Pearl Nichols
Doris
Vanita Hand
Imogene Cline
Ridgefarm
Isabel
Shirley Seigel
Janet Kearns
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M. Scholfield
Will Keller
Max Fporeman
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