Legion Boys Sponsor Annual Salvation Army Drive
Clark County post No. 90 of the American Legion heads a three day fund drive in Marshall with a Clark County quota of 1600. High school girls canvas houses in the morning and sell tags on the street in the afternoon with Salvation Army headquarters at the court house.
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Clark County
American Legion
Salvation Army
Marshall
Herald
Casey
Martinsville
Westfield
West Union
American Legion Post
J. Earl Finney
Ep R. Lovett
Howard Leach
A. KE. Ramsdale
J. M. Turner
Court House
Joe Connelly
Staga
Pennsylvania double track at station completed and tower ready
The new double track at the Pennsylvania railway station has been completed. The relocated tower will be ready for use on the new site today, as reported by Station Agent W. W. Ralston.
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Pennsylvania Railway
W. W. Ralston
West Union Couples United in Marriage by Judge Lauher
Paris Illinois May 12 a double wedding was held at Judge Paul Lauher home as Dorothy Curtis wed Clifford Beard and Ellen Beard wed Rollo O Dell all residents of West Union They returned home to begin married life in West Union
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West Union
Lauher
Paris
Ill
Paul Lauher
Dorothy Curtis
Clifford Beard
Ellen Beard
Rollo ‘O'Dell
Three Teachers Added To Faculty Monday Evening
Buryl Engleman and Miss Dorothea Rose Shickel both of Terre Haute were hired by a high school. ARRESTED BY BRADY 24 FOR VIOLATING MOTOR AR. Rutz of Chicago and J H Ged dis of Mansfield were arrested by State Road Patrolman Brady and brought before Squire May charged with motor vehicle law violations. They were each fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Buryl Engleman
Dorothea ‘Rose Shickel
Terre Haute
Brady
AR. Rutz
Chicago
J. H. Ged? Dis
Mansfield
Ohio
D. O. Brady
Squire J. Lt. May
Terre Haute Men Fined for Selling Without License
James Weger and H. H. Williams of Terre Haute were fined ten dollars plus costs for selling goods without a license. They were arrested by Policeman Joe Wallace and appeared in Squire Tom Craig's court.
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James Weger
HH. K. Wiliams
Terre Haute
Tom Craig
Joe Wallace
Illinois gains 83 new industries in 1925 report
Illinois Chamber of Commerce data shows 83 new industries added in 1925 across 38 cities and towns outside Chicago, with 119 notable industries. Over 25 million dollars was invested and more than 13 000 workers were employed that year.
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Illinois
Mapin
Chicago
Illinois Chamber of Commerces
Salvation Army Drive Set for Marshall Illinois May 10 22
The Salvation Army annual drive is scheduled for May 10 to 22 in Marshall Illinois. Donations should go to local appointed workers, not to uniformed personnel.
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Salvation Army
Marshall
Illinois
Father of famous missionary dies in Casey
J W Johnson of Casey aged 89 died Friday at St Anthony's Hospital Effingham after an operation. Funeral at Casey Methodist Church with Rev Arthur Heinlein in charge. Survived by two daughters and one son Lizzie Johnson died earlier. Lizzie raised about 25000 for missions through the quilt and other sales. He spoke of the joy in being the father of Lizzie Johnson.
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Casey, Ill
J. W. Johnson
Casey
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Effingham
Casey Methodist Church
Hfe
Arthur Heinlein
Paetor
Johnson
O. H. Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Johnson
Pocatello
Idaho
Alice Johnson
Crsey
Lizzie Johnson
Cawnpore
India
Trial of Eugene Irwin Delayed as Missing Mother and Boy Spark Alarm
Eugene Irwin faces charges of stealing chickens and other offenses. The case stalled Monday as Mrs. Irwin and her son, who had custody of the boy, vanished. authorities have no trace. A warrant is out for both their arrests.
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Eugene Irwin
Special services to be at Christian churches in Clark county
National board of Education members will conduct special services at Christian churches across Clark County next Sunday. The program aims to promote the Crusade for Christian Education with Dr. Gen. Co. Aydelott as state director. A Marshall delegation will attend the banquet at the Church of Christ next Wednesday evening in Martinsville, with members from all county churches present.
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Clark County
Sunda
National Board of Education
Tn‘tereat
Jinmnois ‘Crusade For Christian, Education
Gen. Co. Aydeslott
Atate
Prreade
Christian Church
Marshall
Church of Christ
Wednes- Gah
Martinsville
Sales Manager Kills Striker in Chicago Shooting
Louis Kerr, sales manager at Greenlee foundry Cicero, shot and killed Thomas Hallwood and wounded Charles Shimkus during a clash with strikers near 46th avenue and South 46th street. Witnesses say three shots were fired as Kerr, assigned as armed guard, claimed self defense while en route to the plant.
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Chicago
Louis Kerr
Marshall
Jayne B. Kerr
Springfield
Greenlee
46Th Avenue
14Th Street
Cicero
Thomas Hallwood
South
Kerr
Greenlee Company
Charles Shimkus
Hallwood
Commencement Exercises at Methodist Church Tuesday
North and south side grade schools hold commencement at the Methodist church Tuesday evening. Rev. Howard Leach gives the address. Graduates include Omy Bradley Lewis Caffery Joseph Gunder Glen Kibby Robert Smitley Albert Steiner Waneta Bethards Barbara Fitzgarrald Gertrude Forbeck Catherine Layton Martha McFarling Ethel McKenzie Elizabeth Millhouse Mary Elizabeth Reglin Sylvia Short Lore Switzer Marguerite Wallis Robert Elliott Duane McConchie Wayne Ford Robert Davidson Russell Myles John Ramsey Harry Hall Joséphine Splitler Hester Dawson James Clark Isabelle Bubeck Thelma Berry Leta Edwards Layle Ellington Dorothy Sheets EL Dean Thompson Ednabelle Carpenter Marguerite Thompson Grace Pedler. Mothers to entertain graduates in church basement after exercises.
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Omy Bradley Lewis Caffery
Joseph Gunder
Glen Kibby
Robert Smitley
Albert Steiner
Waneta Bethards
Barbara Fitzgarrald
Gertrude Forbeck
Catherine Layton
Martha McFarling
Ethel McKenzie
Elizabeth Millhouse
Mary Elizabeth Reglin
Sylvia
Short Lore Switzer
Marguerite Wallis
North Slide
Robert Elliott
Duane McConchie
Wayne Ford
Robert Davidson
Russell Myles
John Ramsey
Harry Hall
Joséphine Splitler
Hester Dawson
James Clark
Isabelle Bubeck
Thelma Berry
Chrisman Couple Married by Squire May Tuesday
F. A. Houghkirk and Mary J Miller, both of Chrisman Illinois, were united in marriage by Squire J L May Tuesday. Houghkirk, a detective with a state commission from Iowa, has traveled widely and plans a retired life in Chrisman. New cases, in circuit court, include Ruth Ylen versus Carl Lylerp for divorce.
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Chrisman
Squire May
F. A. Houghkirk
Mary J Miller
Illinois
Squire J. L
Houghkirk
Iowa
Union
Shel
Ruth Ylen
Carl ‘Lylerp Whyorce
Regent Deaths Notice for Delpha Zorsies of Denison
Delpha Zorsies of Denison died at home on a Wednesday at age 70. Survived by two sons Charles and William, three daughters Mrs Kat Maloney Mrs Magate Mediay and Mrs Rosa Liggett. Services at Dunlap Chapel with Rev Sweet officiating. Burial in Dunlap Cemetery.
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Delpha Zorsies
Denison
Holme
Lwo
Charles Wand
William
Kat Maloney
Magate Mediay
Rosa Liggett
J “Rock
Dunlap Chapel
Dunlap’ Cemetery
Mickie Says F Ya Pra Git By Winneds
Mickie urges readers to stay loyal to regular advertisers in this bold publicist note. The piece emphasizes consistency, branding, and reliance on familiar sponsors amid a competitive media landscape.
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Wits
Booth Lumber Yard Sold to Central Lumber Company
Burns Smith of Marshall will manage the yard and invoice the stock after joining in about a week. J B LeMay of Casey presides over the contracting Central Lumber Co of Casey. The Ed Booth Lumber Yard in Marshall was sold Tuesday under contract with the new owners.
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Burns Smith
Marshall
J. B. LeMay
Casey
Ed Booth
Central Lumber Company of
Dulaney National Bank
Grade Schools Exhibit Work From Marshall Students
North and south side Marshall grade schools will host year’s work exhibits. Visitors may tour today from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and tomorrow from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. in every room and department. Superintendent J. R. Colbert urges attendance to view pupil progress. Also notes: Mr and Mrs Leah H Cox hosted his parents over the weekend. Mrs Wm Machlan went to Lower Wabash for illness in her brother S. W. Broadhurst.
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Marshall
J. R. Colbert
Leah H. Cox
Marshall Chamber Banquet Notices May 19 West Union
Marshall Chamber of Commerce and members plus wives, other business men and farmers are invited to a banquet at West Union on Wednesday evening May 19. The event is hosted by West Union ladies to foster interest and social ties between Marshall and West Union.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
West Union
Marshall
Former Marshall Resident Dies in Paris Illinois
M A Tyler aged 70 died at 6 pm Monday at 214 West Court Marshall after a year of ill health from diabetes and complications. He was born Nov 17 1856 in Kansas Ill and married Henrietta Howell in 1880. He ran a hardware store in Marshall before moving to Paris four years ago. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs F M Cooper Richview Ill and Mrs P A Boyer Indianapolis Ind together with Mrs A K Blair Bloomington Ill and Miss Alice Tyler at home, four sons Carl of Kansas City Mo and three other sons, and four brothers Charles Lee Joe Tyler of the county and Henry Tyler of Casey Ill. Funeral Wednesday at 2 39 pm from Congregational Church, Marshall, with burial in Marshall Cemetery.
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Paris
Ill
A. Tyler
West Court Street
Kansas, Ill
Henrietta Howell
Martinsville
Marshall
Carl
Kansas City
F M. Cooper
Richview
P A . Boyer
Indianapolis
Ind
A K Blair
Bloomington
Charles McMorris Named Secretary for Democratic Senatorial Committee
The Democratic Senatorial Committee for the 34th district met in Charleston Friday to organize. Edward Cox of Arcola was named chairman and Charles E McMorris of Marshall was chosen secretary. The panel will decide every two years how many candidates to run this cycle it opted to nominate a single candidate Claude Bardin retires and G M Cook succeeds him.
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Democratic Senatorial Committee
Clark Coles
Douglas
Charleston
Charles E McMorris
Marshall
Edward Cox Arcola
G M Cook
Cox
McMorris
Ladies Meet to Hear Miss Taft Speak Wednesday
About 25 Marshall ladies gathered at Mrs Wm T Hollenbeck’s home on North Sixth street for a talk by Miss Emily Taft of Chicago, field worker for the Women’s Voters League, on county league organization. Mrs Norman Bennett elected chairman. others elected to the committee. June plans call for county league formation with delegates from all towns and a Chicago speaker to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wm T Hollenbeck
North Sixth Street
Emily Taft
Chicago
Women’s Voters League
Norman Bennett
John Lewis
E.L. Taylor
Lillian Shepler
Public Utility Discussion Sees City Light Plant Upgrades
Marshall city officials met with Central Illinois Public Service Co representatives to discuss bringing the light plant to meet rising demand. Councilors Bruner and Howell were absent. The talk covered installing a new boiler and possibly a $36 000 unit to replace the small plant, though the move seems unlikely. The two units together lack capacity, while CIPS suggested serving the city could keep rates steady if state commerce commission approval is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Ilinois Public Service Co
Marshall
Bruner and
Howell
CIPS
State Commerce Commission
Postal Card Thirteen Years In Traveling
Mrs Wm Page received a postal card dated December 14, 1913, addressed to Mr and Mrs Page in Carlyle Illinois. Writer H G Sivell of Panama noted he was returning from New York to Panama by boat. The travels show Siberia Chicago and Carlyle with a ship Eskimo and dog image. card remains legible despite 13 years in transit.
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Wm Page
Mr. Page
Siberia
Chicago
Carlicle U1
Marshall
Carlyle
Sivell
New York
Panama
Skeis
Library Association Holds Annual Convention at Mt Vernon
The Illinois library association staged its annual convention in Mt Vernon Illinois with an engaging program. Carl Sandburg spoke last evening on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Another session featured Harry Hansen of Harper's Magazine and the Chicago Daily News speaking at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Library Association
Mt Vernon
Illinois
Carl Sandberg
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Hansen
Harper's Magazine
Chicago Daily News
List of names and titles in unclear community notice
Fragmentary OCR reads a long list of names and titles including Waldron Freeman Anstermiller Walker Dick Davidson MM Emereen Howerton Chas Sinitkamp John Snadeker Mary Pulver Georges Pulver LOF Briet Edwin Clapper Claypool Millard plus various initials and roles. Readability is limited. factual context not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Waldron
Freeman
Otto Anstermiller
Bama Walker
Davidson
Emereen
A. L
Howerton
Chas
Sinitkamp
John CG. Snadeker
Mary E
Pulver
Georges Pulver
Mes. L. OF Briet
Edwin Clapper
Ailie Sperry
Claypool
Millard Aotionty Pip Fice Ennes
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Mr. Johnson
Geo. C. Aydelott
Striker
Methodist Church
North
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Mickie
Booth Lumber Yard
Casey Company
Central Lbr. CO
J. D. Taubeneck
T. D. Taubeneck
Normal
U'nots
G .O. Taubeneck
Clark “Gounty Sunday School Association
Mr. Tyler
Modern Woodmen of
Congregational Church
Charles McMorris
Claude Bardin
Mr. Cook
Miss Tast
J J. Johnson of
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Constanica
Ghis Marnies
Jolingon
Col
Frank Simfin
Republicag
Bruner and Howell
Library Association
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