Rural county graduates record largest class in history
Harold Bright reports the rural county graduation will include the largest class, with nearly 300 graduates. The list names Melrose and Darwin townships and many students, scholarships, and schools, noting possible corrections by the county superintendent next week.
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Harold’ Bright
Melrose Township
George
Marvin
Merrie
Cox
Olive
Irete White
Dean
Thompson
Oscar
Shaff
Ner
Raymond
Lindley
Leon
David‘son
Robert ‘White
Herbert
Mabel
Leasure
Emery
Francis
Elbert
Wheeler
Roy
Batts
Crowe
Ohio
York Township
Mary
Poorman
John’ ‘Poorman
Walter
Lowe
Dean Manhart
Gene A “Harrigan
Gene Harrison
Doyle ‘Russell
Hazel
Saunders
Darwin
Township
Eugene Beltz
Roperts
Ogle
Harold
Imlé
John Heleine
Edna
Miller
Henry ‘Spangenberg
Walter Gard
Cleo Wells
Fenton Collier
Freeda “Wallace
Lillian Hammond
Eugene Hammond
Bernard Myles
Freda Bash
Irene Prevo
Raisner
Rhoda _Whitkenack
Evan Groves
Ralph
Devericky
Rex Higgins
Norval
Green
Hazel ‘Beasley
Muriel ‘Beasley
Wayne Bennett
Olaf ‘Rothrock
Norval Green
Cottonwood
Geddo
Muriel
Beasley
Kickapoo School
Casey
Kenneth “Wilkin
Clarendé’ Shuey
Adra Smith
Cleo Montgomery
Ruth Montgomery
Lucretia
Hudson
Melinda
Brimner
Edith
Howard
Audrey Stinson
Joseph* Perisho
Gladys Rush
Nora Quillen
Emiline Tucker
Vena Stultz
Harry ‘Gilbert
Lena’ Heim
Ruth Poftfinbarger
Wayne
Bailey
Otis
Huff- Tan
Dorothy Scott
Ruth Alexander
Edna Buckley
Evelyn Scott
Sylvia Doughty
Marshall Band Concert Saturday Evening May 20
The Marshall Band will present another concert Saturday evening May 20 with a free will offering to fund music and new instruments. Troo Lutz departed Monday for Casper Wyoming to join the Illinois Pipe Line Company in a new position.
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Marshall Band
Troo* Lutz
Casper
Wyoming
Hlinois Pipe’ Line Company
Typhoid concerns dominate city health meeting in Marshall
The local board of health and a state health official met after typhoid fears. Officials blamed impure city water from overflowed wells and urged boiling water. Physicians note open privies and wells as contamination sources and call for precaution until tests confirm safety.
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Board of Health
of Health
Board of ‘Health
Findlay Couple Weds in Fort Wayne Home Ceremony
Stanley Richards and Miss Freda Steimer of Findlay Ohio married Saturday evening at 4 00 oclock in the home of his brother Fred Richards in Fort Wayne Indiana. Richards is the youngest son of Rev and Mrs J W Richards of the city and has worked for the Ohio Of Company for many years. The couple were accompanied by Dr and Mrs Fred Richards and returned Sunday from a visit with relatives.
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Stanley Richards
Freda Steimer
Findlay
Ohio
Fred. Richards
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Richards
J. W. Richards
Fred Richards
Otheir
Bean planting tips and club rules from 1922 notice
Readable excerpts show Paul Hill describing a John Deere fertilizer attachment used to plant beans in corn and modifications to improve dropping of beans. The document also outlines Clark County 1922 4 H club rules for members 10 to 20, including breeding pigs, weighing June 15, posting records, and prize structure with various breed awards.
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Worth W. Merritt
Paul Hill
John Deere
Martinsville
Farm Bureau
Breéa
Luch
Fair ’Association
Duroes
Breed Association
Clark
Sebibeaniaeieeete
Clark Co
Clark Coquaty
Babson Predicts 1922 Surge in US Business and Advertising
Roger Babson touring major industrial centers says American executives have drafted plans for new buildings products and sales fields since 1920. He argues 1922 offers first real chance of improvement with business already on production counters and urges increased advertising this year to gain a head start.
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United States
America
Memorial sermon for Court of Honor at Congregational church
Memorial service announced with Rev Clark S Thomas delivering the sermon at 10 45 Sunday May 21 at the Congregational church all members to meet at 10 30 am Abbie Clark County Secretary invites friends of the deceased to attend A humorous stray line about a vaudeville actor predicting a hit with no prohibition jokes.
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Court of Honor
Clark S. Thomas
Congregational
Abbie Clark
Local Notes and Social Movements From Indiana Towns
Days Gone By notes Miss Maggie Everson remains confined by illness. Will Réctor works for Adams Express in Indianapolis. Miss Mary Black of Terre Haute visits sister Mrs L English. Miss Cora Briscoe spends Sunday with Miss Gertrude Shaw in Vincennes. Miss Mary Shaw visited Paris last week, guest of Miss Nora Vance. Prof L S Kilborn to assist in the Marion county teachers institute at Salem starting July 24 from St Marys. Miss Tuck Mark at St Marys rushed home due to her mother’s illness.
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Maggie Everson
Will Réctor
Adams Express Company
Indianapolis
Mary Black
Terre Haute
L. English
Cora Briscoe
Gertrude Shaw
Vincennes
Mary Shaw
Paris
Nora Vance
L. S. Kilborn
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Salem
Marion County
St. Mary’s
Miss Tuck Mark
Local travelers visit relatives and across towns
Mrs E Falley visited relatives in Terre Haute Thursday. J W Graham and wife were in Westfield last Thursday. Miss Mae Morton of West York visited relatives here last week. Mrs Mary Hippard returned Thursday from Casey where she had been visiting relatives. Miss Mary Ramsey and Madame Dennison of Hughes store went to Indianapolis today. Mrs Fred Shaw and daughter Lucy and Miss Laura Arbuckle were in Mrs Stella Dempster and children went to Potomac Sunday where they will make their future home.
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E. Falley
Terre Haute
J. W. Graham
Westfield
Mae Morton
West York
Mary Hippard
Casey
Mary Ramsey
Madame Dennison
Hughes
Indianapolis
Fred Shaw
Lucy
Laura Arbuckle
Stella Dempster
Potomac
Relatives and Visitors From Several Cities Attend Sunday Calls
Ten years ago Miss Louise Dittman visited relatives in Terre Haute. Miss Edna Garwood of Terre Haute visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Garwood. Miss Margaret Colwell and Miss Julia Davis of Paris were guests of J R Burnett and family over Sunday. Prof L W Williams went to Chicago to meet his parents en route to Ohio from California. Mrs Emanuel Claypool with her niece Miss Fannie Sharp of Martinsville went to Chicago to visit relatives. Southside teachers Miss Eunice Gilbert Maude Hall Eva Honderich Flozza Smith and Bess Finkbiner were guests Sunday of Mrs C C Cook in Terre Haute.
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Louise Dittman
Terre Haute
Edna Garwood
Ed Garwood
Margaret Colwell
Julia Davis
Paris
J. R. Burnett
L. W. Williams
Chicago
Ohio
California
Emanuel Claypool
Fannie Sharp
Martinsville
Eunice Gilbert
Maude Hall
Eva Honderich
Flozza Smith
Bess Finkbiner
C. C. Cook
Township High School Exhibit Showcases Student Craft and Domestic Arts
Sockler's Garage hosted a two day exhibit by the township high school manual training and domestic science departments. Led by Prof. Ernest Balles and Miss Lillian Higgs, students such as Ivan Veach Doyle Tibbs Harry Stewart and many others displayed gateley tables library tables reading lamps footstools and more. The domestic science girls led by Edna Mundorf Irene Spittler Grace McKeever Esther Wright and others presented aprons dresses gowns skirts blouses table covers and baked goods including bread biscuits doughnuts omelats candy and cakes.
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Sockler
Township High School
Ernest Balles
Lillian Higgs
Ivan Veach
Doyle Tibbs
Harry Stewart
John Metz
Otto Kuhn
Frederick Lewis
Ernest Forsythe
Manford Buckner
Quentin Turner
Herbert Soelting
Herman Geisert
Porter Casteel
Louis Ferris
Harold Moore
Robert English
Ralph Finkbiner
Harold Forbeck
Everett Smitley
Wayne Hollenbeck
Clifford Cork
Russell Baker
Leland Routledge
Thomas O'Gara
Morris
Edna Mundorf
Irene Spittler
Grace McKeever
Esther Wright
Louise Plaster
Sylvia Wright
Violet Hurst
Marie Dawson
Selma‘ ‘Lichtenberger
Claire Devany
Bessie Wright
Alice Horner
Mary Adams
Cleda Craig
Mary Cole
Flozza Davidson
Ruth Norton
Helen Fredenberger
Mabel ‘Manhart
Helen Dickerson
Domestic Science Department
Meeting of Advertising Clubs Draws Wabash Valley Delegates
The ninth quarterly conference of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley met May 11 and 12 at Hotel Deming Terre Haute. Fred P. Mann spoke on truthful advertising and business growth from a start with $1600 to $700000 in sales. Club officers were elected and Marshall’s delegation attended with the Super-Six orchestra providing music.
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Wabash Valley
Deming
Terre Haute
Randall ,&Stephenson
L. P. Schwanecke
Fred B. Keifer
N. D
Mann
Mr. Mann
Harry B. Potter
C. H. Olwin
Robinson
G. Loeb
Brazil
J. W. Pierce
Clinton
O. G. Olwin
Marshall
C. M. Bubeck
Ben Grabenheimer
Sheriff Byram Busts Liquor Transporter and Court Notices
Melvin Gresham was arrested Saturday for transporting liquor and possessing liquor two quarts of white mule found on him. Levi Huey jailed Sunday for non support of children while deputies went to Indianapolis to fetch Mrs Huey for failing to contribute to one child. Deputy Fred Strohm went to Casey Monday arresting Charles Johnson for non support and Fred Partlow for non support of wife and child Johnson posted 500 bond and Partlow posted 1000 bond.
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Melvin Gresham
Levi Huey
Indianapolis
Huey
Fred Strohm
Casey
Charles ‘Johnson
Fred Partlow
Johnson
Partlow
Marriage Licenses Recorded Across Counties
The list shows licenses issued for Thomas Brandenberg 97 of Casey and Kathryn Bland, with connections to Greenup. Other names include Edna Crawford 18 of Terre Haute and De Waggoner, tied to Terre Haute.
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Thomas
Brandenberg
Casey
Migs
Kathryn . Bland
Beer
Greenup
de Waggoner
Terre Haute
Mias
Edna Crawford
Terre ‘Haute
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