Marshall Beats Paris in Opening Baseball Game
Marshall won 2 to 0 against Paris at Sportman's Park in Sunday action. Wilson Sparked Marshall with two base hits, while Shaner and Litton contributed on defense and execution. Paris managed limited offense with singles and errors, but could not score through the nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stading
E.I. Base
Marshall
Casey
Gréenup
Paris
Sok
Sportman’s Park
Awas
Wilson
JF Iret
Paris—Bridgeman
Stewart
Hopwood
Cozyetto
Shaner
Kegley
Litton
Miller
Fiies
Rettlinger
Jones
Rayner
Doyle
Ferris
Selby
Ferrig
Ruckman
Hartley
Raynor
Reidinger
Medsker
Bridgeman
Corvette Files
Corvette
Paris—Miller
Rickman
S Ingles
Firsa Tego
Pingles
Hopwood Fiies
Keglous Hartley
Paris—Rayner
Budgeman
Son
Bells
City Treasurer Keifer condemned over city orders
The Marshall city council condemns Treasurer Fréder Keifer for refusing to accept city orders paid from funds lacking money. Former Mayor John W. Lewis faced censure for changing fund handling methods. A council committee warned of abolishing the treasurer’s office if orders aren’t cashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fréder Keifer
Keifer
STF
John W. Lewis
Lewis
City of
Marshall
Illinois road program to add 1000 miles this year
Governor Small announced plans to complete 1000 miles of hard surfaced roads in Illinois at about 30 million dollars. Contracts for 688 miles have been let, totaling about 1050 miles for the year with 300 miles of heavy grading. Work to stay within 30 000 per mile and exhaust bond and federal funds. Key routes include Route 1 Marshall south Clark County four miles and Route 1 Robinson north Crawford County five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Brown
Springfield
Small
Illinois
General Assembly
The
Herald
Marshall
Clark Co
Robinson
Crawford County
Teachers Entertain North Side Faculty Hosts
Members of the north side school faculty including Prof. and Mrs. F. G. Edwards Prof. and Mrs. Harold Bright and Miss Elizabeth Bell were guests of the south side teachers at the south building for an informal party. After a social hour refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side School
F. G. Edwards
Harold Bright
Elizabeth Bell
South Side
O. E. S. Initiates Two Members in Regular Meeting
The initiatory degrees were conferred upon two candidates, Mrs Satin Randall and Mrs Frank Machlan, at the regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star Monday night. After the work, refreshments were served to a large number of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satin, Randall
Frank Machlan
Bulls for sale from high producing cows in Lawrenceville trip
Stanfield of Lawrenceville offers bulls from high producing cows for sale. Bulls, their dams and sires will be shown with records. The group travels from Marshall to Lawrenceville on May 15 with Prof Rhode and Mr Long. A pig club breeders meeting is set for Martinsville May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
W. Merritt
Bull Association
Stanfield
Lawrenceville
Rhode
Mr. Long
State Holstein Secretary
Marshall
Pig Club
Farm Bureau
Martinsville
Paul Hill
Clinton
Associated Advertising Clubs
Wabash Valley
Terre Haute
Lawrencevile
Robinson
Arcola
Tuscola
Fred P. Mann
Devils ‘Lake
N. D
Fred W. Hofmann
Deming
Brazil
Spencer, Marshall
Marriages Reported in Local Licenses List
W F Holwick 68 of Darwin township weds Emma Bohn 48 of Darwin township. Olga Worthington 25 of West Terre Haute Ind marries Hazel Archer 18 of West Terre Haute Ind. Thomas H Kuykendall 27 of Kansas Ill weds May G Loser 20 of Westfield. Henry Marriage 66 of Indianapolis weds Lena Eberhardt 45 of Indianapolis. Willie Shawver 27 of Martinsville township weds Elva Connelly 19 of Parker township. William M Fowler 26 of Terre Haute weds Queen V Wood 19 of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Holwick
Darwin
Emma Bohn
Olga Worthington
West Terre Haute
Ind
Hazel Archer
Thomas H. Kuykendall
Kansas
Ill
May G. Loser
Westfield
Henry Marriage
Indianapolis
Lena Eberhardt
Willie Shawver
Martinsville
Elva Connelly
Parker Township
William M. Fowler
Terre Haute
Queen V. Wood
Grant Crumrin Killed In Accident At Home
Grant Crumrin of Wabash township died Thursday morning about 7 00 while freeing a mama way team's entangled barb wire fence. The coroner's jury ruled death as killed by a run away horse. He was about 63 and survived by his widow two brothers Leroy and John, funeral 2 00 Saturday at Armstrong church with Rev A Russell and O H Sweitzer officiating burial in Livingston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Crumlin
Wabash Township
MANY TEACHERS EMPLOYED
Most Clark county schools have closed and many boards have hired teachers for next year. Listed are schools and directors who have been hired, including Clarksville Mary Brown Brossman Hurley Johnson Kimiin Beaulah Van Wey Black Hawk John O Rourk Johnson R A Wilhoit oil field Etta Hutchinson Kohl Mabel Ferris McClure Mary Reynolds Moriah Clarence Briggs Howe Flo Gard American Earl Dickerson White Oak Frank Sewell Perisho Ben Stephen Washington Rose Fink biner Fishback Robert Alford Kickapoo Myrta V Hall Stringtown Ce cile Coates Hall Fred Huffington Liberty Porter B Dodas Concord Flora King Hatton Roy Dickerson Yoke G L Lacey Pleasant Hill Golda Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bright
Clark County
Clarksville
Mary Brown
Brossman
Hurley Johnson
Kimiin
Beaulah van Wey
Black Hawk
John O’rourk
Johnson
R. A. Wilhoit
Etta Hutchinson
Kohl
Mabel Ferris
McClure
Mary
Reynolds
Moriah
Clarence Briggs
Howe
Bi Monthly Luncheons Plan Tours Park Work
The Chamber of Commerce members approve creating a tourist park at Hector B. Dulaney lots at Main street and Michigan Avenue. M Stephenson reports he has taken over Vine street graveling petition and work will begin soon. Luncheons shift to bi monthly due to busy season reducing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector B. Dulaney
Main Street
Michigan Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
M. Stephenson
Vine Street
Mrs. Charles Shipe Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Charles Shipe died at her home west of town Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from kidney trouble. Survived by her husband two daughters Alma and Hester a son Warren one brother Ross Holler and two sisters Ella Deaner and Cora Holler of Geneva. Funeral held Saturday at 10 00 at the residence by Rev. C B Pettit, burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shipe
Town
Alma
Hester
Warren
Ross Holler
Ella Deaner
Cora Holler
Geneva
C. B. Pettit
Newspapers and Public Notices Era Reflected in Print Notes
Fragmentary scribbles refer to newspaper practices and public notices, mentioning Gametime style rebukes and a vague instruction to print items of broad interest. The tone implies community debate over what should appear in the press and how much to publish.
Party to Cincinnati for May festival next week
In this city a party travels to Cincinnati for the May festival. Misses Alice Day and Nellie Dulaney were sick last week. Cy Harlan and Greenbury Welsh are lively, hunting the wicked fox. C. P. Stewart visited his father Captain Stewart at the St James then returned to New York City. Robert Twilley builds a frame house in the north. Judge Wilkin’s hunting dog was poisoned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alice Day
Nellie Dulaney
Cy Harlan
Greenbury Welsh
C. P. Stewart
Captain Stewart
New York City
Robert Twilley
Wilkin
Social Notes From Terre Haute Visits and Local Family News
Miss Charity Gow returned from Terre Haute yesterday. Miss Celia Lake spent the weekend with friends in Martinsville. Miss Daisy Snedeker of Paris is visiting cousin Miss Pearl Laufman. Miss Edna Bell came home from Terre Haute yesterday to spend Sunday. Miss Tillie Lutz returned from a two week visit in Terre Haute. Bert Blunk and family and Mrs Martha Keller were in Terre Haute Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Gow
Terre Haute
Celia Lake
Martinsville
Daisy Snedeker
Paris
Pearl Laufman
Edna Bell
Tillie
Lutz
Bert Blunk
Martha Keller
Martinsville Couple Weds In Sheriff Office Ceremony
Charles Tyhurst and Miss Clara Partlow, both of Martinsville vicinity, were married Monday by Esquire Benson Martin in his office. Mrs Henry Musselman visits Paris relatives. Several Marshall area notices of travel and events accompany community report from Oklahoma to Terre Haute advertising club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Logue
Oklahoma
Ernest Howell
Little Son
Robinson
Charles Tyhurst
Clara Partlow
Martinsville
Esquire
Benson Martin
Henry—Musselman
James Shepherd
Paris
Plessie Cooper
Near West York
Marshall
Edgar Hanna
Bertha
Millie Rhoads
Oliver
Concert by The Marshall Chamber of Commerce
A free-will offering will be collected at a Saturday night concert by The Marshall Chamber of Commerce to fund the museum. The event is set for May 13 with proceeds aiding the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall’ Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lbrasian
Marshall Post Office
Terre ‘Haute
Devil’s Lake North
Dakota
Bades
Cagsidy
Coyle
Anne Marshall
Greenup
Our County Association
Grant Crumrin
Marshall Markets
Wadley
Ee Leeeenceettne Ieee
Bruner’s Grocery
Renner
Timothy Hay
Mickie
Garn Wunst
Leader
Advertising
Charles Henry Mackintosh
United States
Canada
Peacet
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