Senior Class Presents Come Out of the Kitchen
The senior class directs Come Out of the Kitchen a comedy at the Pythian Theatre May 23 and 24. Margaret Eulenstein and Ernest Balls lead as directors with Olivia Daingerfield and Vaughn O Neal starring among a large cast. tickets go on sale now for an entertaining evening of humor and kitchen capers.
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Mies
Margaret Eulenstein
Ernest Balls
Pythian Theatre
Cook
Olivia
Olivia Daingerfield
Vaughn O’neal
Elizabeth Daingerfield
Margaret Beulenstein
Mr. Bails
Uncle Joe Cannon Birthday Celebration in Danville
Uncle Joe Cannon marked his 87th birthday with a Monday ceremony in Danville. President Harding was invited. Davis attended. Harding sent a word inviting postponement for a western trip. John H. Harrison hosted the event as master of ceremonies.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Danville
Daily Press
President Harding
Secretary Davis
Harding
John H. Harrison
Danville Commercial News Was the Master of Ceremonies. the Daily Daily Press
Uncle _qoe
Marshall
St Louis businessmen to visit Marshall on Good Will Tour
About 100 St Louis businessmen will travel by special Pullman train via the Big Four to Marshall on May 18 from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. This first Illinois trip by Missourians includes a parade in each town and a visit to every business, with a large electric sign bearing St Louis to Illinois Good Will Tour. A band and entertainers will accompany the delegation.
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St. Louis
Marshall
Illinois
Avery
Busi Ness
Casey League Officers Installed at Mount Church
Installation of Casey league officers occurred after Sunday school on April 29 at Mount church. The program featured a Scripture reading and a Ray Hudson address, plus a Casey quartet vocal selection. Visitors were hosted at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Newton Buckley, then an address on Missions in Africa by Ming Styrta Hall, followed by another quartet selection.
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League
the Mount Church
Ray Hudson
Casey. League
Newton Buckley
Tin Africa
Crea
Ming
Styrta
Hall
N Mule
Quartette
Mother's Day Service At Congregational Church
Next Sunday service honors mothers with hymns anthems and solos led by the choir. The sermon focuses on Inspiration and Love Mother. Worship begins at 10 45 with no evening service as church sends goodwill to mothers everywhere.
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Congregational Church
Prayer meeting and services announced for Grand Turn and Big Creek
Evangelical J. and McGoy announce a prayer meeting at Grand Turn on Wednesday night and at Big Creek on Thursday night. Sunday school starts at 9 30. Mother's Day sermon at Grand Turn at 10 30 and services at Big Creek at 7 30. All are invited.
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Grand Turn
Big Creek
Methodist church outlines Mother's Day and programs
The Sunday school meets at 9 30 and the morning service is at 10 45 with a special Mother s Day service. The Young People present a musical program Sunday at 6 30 and an illustrated sermon Sunday at 7 30 Jesus in Wandering with the Twelve. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Friday town parish event for 100 country folk Saturday quarterly conference. Dr Ira Berry lecture May 15 in Chicago.
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Jesus
Ira Berry
Chicago
Harvey
Asbury and
Oliver
Marshall
Sunday Services and Sunday School in Pythian Temple
Christian Science Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m and Sunday services at 11 a m with the subject Adam and Fallen Man. Wednesday testimonial meeting is at 8 00 p m. All services held in the Pythian temple.
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Pythian Temple
Marshall District Sunday School Convention at Christian Church
The Marshall district Sunday school convention meets at the Christian church on Sunday May 13 at 2 pm. Devotion by Rev. John Mundorf includes roll call and school responses. County officers address and election of officers led by County President J L Hawker.
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Marshall District
Christian Church
John Mundorf
J. L. May
J. L. Hawker
L.’ B. Anderson
J. W. Adams
BE. Petitt
Abie .Honderich
Nis
Everett Fredenberger
Sec
Farmers Bill to Stir House Next Week in Springfield
Special Correspondent reports expected second reading of a farmers cooperative marketing bill in the House with many amendments planned. Gossipy chatter suggests surprises may occur as the debate unfolds next week in Springfield.
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Springfield
Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing
Brundage Budget Clash Splits Illinois Legislature
Clark County special correspondence describes a spring showdown in Springfield over Governor Small's veto of Attorney General Brundage's two year appropriation. The dispute pits Small against Brundage as the House and lobby echo a deepening rift, promising a two camp state divide once the May 8 vote clears.
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Springfield
Small
Attorney General
Altgeld
Chicago
Brundage
House
Senate
House Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Herrin
Third House
Marriage Licenses Reported in Lael
Judson Pugh of Atlanta to Mildred Williams of Terre Haute. Elmer Hogcatt of Terre Haute to Daisy Brandenstein of Auburn. Harry Brown of Clinton Indiana to Roda Harvey of Clinton. Hugh Medsker of Melrose township to Elsie Spangler of Melrose township. Lewis LeBron of Chicago to Lara Evans of Casey.
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Judson R. Pugh
Atlanta
Mildred Williams
Terre Haute
Elmer Hogcatt
Daisy Brandenstein
Auburn
Harry T. Brown
Clinoon
Ind
Roda “B
Harvey
Clinton
Hugh B. Medsker
Melrose Township
Elsie Spangler
Melrose
Lewis le
Brewer
Chicago
Lara M. Evans
Casey
Court filings and divorce suits listed in circuit docket
Arthur L Shute v Ruth Miller Bell executrix estate Siby A Slusser Howe seeks to set aside will. Sarah Shelton VB Alexander Shelton bill for divorce. Louis E Tolbert v Clara L Tolbert bill for divorce. Rose Furman v William Furman bill for divorce.
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Arthur
L. Shute
Ruth Miller Bell
Siby A. Slusser Howe
Will
Sarah
Dolson Chapel to Host Mother's Day Sermon and Lecture
Rev. H. S. Wamsley of Indianapolis will speak at Dolson Chapel on May 13 at 11:00 AM for a Mother's Day sermon. At 2:30 PM he will lecture on "The New South." Attendees are invited to bring dinners and spend the day. a vase of flowers will go to the oldest mother present.
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H. S. Wamsley
Indianapolis
Dolson Chapel
New South
Marshall Chamber Elects Leaders and Plans Events
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce elected H. R. Snagely as president C. M. Bubeck as vice president and E. D. Morton as treasurer. W. A. Williams was re elected department chair for agriculture Frea B. Keifer for sales H. M. Dewey for industry and Charles Claypool for organization. A publicity department was created with Norman Bennett as chairman. The executive committee will plan for Shriners arrival May 28 with Uncle Joe Cannon as honored guest and coordinate St. Louis businessmen club visit on May 18 led by C. M. Bubeck and A. M. Stephenson.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Dixie Hotel
H. R.“Snagely
C. M. Bubéck
E. D. Morton
Department of Agriculture
W. A. Williams
Department of Sales
Frea B. Keifer
Department of Industry
H. M. Dewey
Charles Claypool
Norman Bennett
Shriners
Marshall
Joe Cannon
St. Louis
$100 Million Bond Issue In Senate
Special Correspondence from Springfield May 5 reports the road bill advancing from the Senate road committee with a recommendation to pass. Senator Searcy of Springfield plans amendments to pave side roads and feeders and add fifty million for paving routes. Most expect the bill to pass intact and be sent to voters with Gov. Lowden’s program for Illinois roads. A Tice resolution for detailed route plans was tabled.
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Springfield
Senate
Senator Searcy
Searcy
House
Illinois
Tice
McGoy Returns to Marshall Circuit for Another Church Year
Rev J B McCoy pastor of local Evangelical churches returns from conference and is reassigned to the Marshall circuit for another year. Robert Smith pleaded guilty to transporting liquor was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed.
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McGoy
J. B. McCoy
Marshall Circuit
Robert Smith
HAPPENS IN THE BEST OF REGULATED CITIES
Marshall and vicinity faced a cloudy cold morning as a snowfall arrived unexpectedly. Chimneys, dormant for weeks, puffed smoke as if winter returned and the weather man seemed to greet the new administration with a cool reception.
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Marshall and Vicinity
Ku Klux Klan Speaker Addresses Marshallites
Rev McMahon of Mattoon spoke in the interests of the K K K at the courthouse last night. The room was full, with interested hearers.
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KU Klux Klan
McMahon
Mattoon
Court House
Community Notes From Grand Turn Area
Sherman Liffick made a business call in our neighborhood Wednesday. Clara Geheb spent the week with her aunt, Mrs Harry Lee and family. Mr and Mrs Hurley Wright and daughter Emma Louise and Mr and Mrs Joe Dugles and sons Ray and Roy of Terre Haute spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Jake Maurer. Louise Geheb Maxy and Louise Lea spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Leona Bell. The teacher for the winter term is Miss Mabel Wright. Several from our community were Marshall visitors Saturday. Jess Meehling who works in Terre Haute spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Meehling.
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Sherman ‘Liffick
Clara. Geheb
Harry Lee Ana
Hurley Wright
Emma Louise
Joe Dugles
Ray and
Roy
Terre
Haute
Jake Maurer
jMisses
Zlouise Geheb
Maxy
Louise Lea
Leona, Bell
Mabel Wright
Marshall
Jes: Méehiing
Terre ‘Heute
John ‘Meehling
Ford owner crashes into town pump on Main Street
Len Davis jacked up his Ford on Main Street Friday noon and started the motor. The jack slipped driving the car toward the Highway cafe and then along the street. The vehicle veered off the sidewalk, struck the town pump, and stopped by the City Drug Store. A new pump has been installed.
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Len Davis
Main Street
Highway Cafe
City Drug Store
Senator Hamilton Advocates Women Juror Bills
Springfield May 6 Senator Hamilton Mattoon won senate passage for three women juror bills with only five votes against. They require mixed gender juries, female jurors under a woman bailiff, and separation from men jurors when not deliberating. Bills move to the house for final action.
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Springfield
Hamilton
Mattoon
Senate
County
House
Stne
Legislative Reference Bureau
Senator Hamilton
Chicago
Social News From West York Area Local Visits Recap
West York communities share a busy week with relatives visiting from Indianapolis Graysville York and Marshall townships. Appearances by Air Service veterans Beals Lindley and many families highlight Sunday gatherings and dinners across Robinson Hutsonville Palestine Deer Creek and Paris while a local sale signals a move to California.
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John Lindley
Alpheous Lindley
Air Service
Texas
Irma Hill
Merrel Smith
Fanchion Lingafelter
Mack Smith
Anapolis
Martin Newlin
R. C. Hardin
Robinson
Ashley Holaday
West Union
Will
Beilah Seigel
Marguerite Cullop
Dorris Musgrave
Hutsonville
Vance Hawkins
Ernest Hawkins
Palestine
Ira Seigel
Lawrence Seymour
Ike Seymour
Fred Cooper
California
London Reel
J. L. Bennett
Gladys
Liberty
J. ‘Reel
M. C. Rosemersberger
Wilma
Deer Creek
Ernest Lambert
Ruth
Lambert Reel
Arch- Hovarmale
Paris
George Reel
Hanrek
Garley
Hlutsonville
New City Administration Begins Work Amid Controversy
The Marshall City Council convened Monday night with new members and committees appointed. Opposition led by Howell challenged Mayor McCauley’s picks for city collector Herbert Tibbs and street superintendent Shorty Bradley, while Charles Short and Millard Hedrick were confirmed as day and night policemen.
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Howell
McCauley
Herbert Tibbs
Charles Short
Millard Hedrick
May
Montgomery
Claypool
Metz
Davison
Board of Health
Mitchell
Weir
Grace Lake
Bert Keiser
Jud Harlan
John McCauley
Ed Jones
Judge Withholds Judgment in Moonshine Case
Judge Robert Irwin withheld judgment Friday in City Court for Horatio Litton 25 of Marshall Ill arrested 11 days ago on unlawful possession of moonshine. Litton warned not to return to the city in search of liquor but seek it elsewhere.
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T. H. Tribune
Robert Irwin
Horatio Litton
Marshall, Ill
Mqnor
Litton
Moon Shine
Martinsville Social News Notes Weekend Visits
Mrs. Russel Warters and son Charles visited Mrs. Nellie Burk of Terre Haute with other relatives from Indiana Polis Sparta Michigan Grand Rapids. Lucile Rogene Patchett died after severe burns from a boiling water accident near town. Funeral services were held at Mt Pleasant church with reverends Az Sweet and Hall officiating.
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Russel Warters
Charles
Nellie Burk
Terre Haute
Nathan Bailey
Sparta
Mish
M. E. Langdon
Robert, Boyce
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. Elmer Knotts
Nannie Stoddard
Indianapolis
John Andrews
Kenneth Taggart
Springfield
Tuttle
Mary Roberts
Anderson
Ind
F. J
James
Joan
Louisville
Ruah Martin
Clacy
Detroit
S. J. Deahl
Hilda
Luther Devlin
Lucile Rogene
Carl Patchett
Town
Mt. Pleasant
Assiatea Oy
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Marshall Township
Joe
Congregational
CLARK
Thomas
Evangelical
J. &. McGoy
Methodist c. &. Pettit
Christian Science
Clark County
Lael
Circuit Court
Marshall Chamber
West York
T. C. Bailiff
Charles Bailiff
C. R. Piety
Graysville
John Fowler
York
T. J. Athey
Roy Claypool
Caroline Claypool
Selah Evans
Clem Beals
Elvina Layton
NEW City Administration
Pearman
Martinsville
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