Clark County Commencement Set For June Fourth at Marshall
The Clark county common schools will close the 1919-20 year with commencement on Friday June 4 in Marshall. Hon John W Darby of Washington Indiana will speak in an inspirational address. Graduates listed include Rose Anderson Edith Brown Otto Shotts Ruth Spitzier Helen Cunningham Geo Cunningham and many others from multiple towns. Public invited and announcements to follow.
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Harold- Bright
Clark County
Marshall
John Wm. Darby
Washington
Indiana
Bridgeport
Darby
France
Anderson
Rose Brown
Edith Eitel
Leslie Hood
Orman Eitel
Lester Romoser
Cleda Craig
Katie Shotts
Otto Burkybile
Rose Spitzier
Ruth Nicol
Carol Cunningham
Geo. Harner
Opal Cunningham
Nina Cunningham
Irene Stages
Helen Cunningham
Inez Wright
Mariel Anacher Auburn
Thomas Phillips
Marie Phillips
Helen Fraker
Irene Shaffner
Reba Shaffner
Leonard Veach
Anna Hendrix
Mildred Bell
Orthwein and Jefferds Transfer to Findlay Ohio
Mr Orthwein and Mr Jefferds with their families will move to Findlay Ohio about the first of June. They are transferred there by the company. Robingon Ohio Oil cashier BE Taylor will take Mr Orthwein’s place and bring George Ferris who previously worked here. Rumors speak of further transfers soon.
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FP. Orthwein
Roy Jefferds
Findlay
Ohio
Orthwein
Jefferds
S Ohip
Marshall
BE. L. Taylor
Robingon
Obituary: W A Hendrix of Westfield Passes at 64
Obituary notes the death of Walton A Hendrix aged 64 years 8 months 28 days at his Clarks ville area home after a long with family including wife Rhoda Stewart of Stan ton Ind and seven children four sons surviving William C Walter A Henry and Owen J plus 17 grandchildren. Funeral services were at Shiloh U B church conducted by Rev Mc Clestern.
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W. A. Hendrix
Walton A. Hendrix
George Washington
Lucinda Hendrix
Westfield
Illinois
Clarksville
Rhoda Stewart
Stanton
Ind
William C
Auburn
Walter A
Martinsville
Henry
New Castle
Penna
Owen J
William B Hendrix
Arapaho
Oklahoma
Malinda
Revival services continue at city hall each evening at 7:30
Evangelists Rev D C Shearer and wife invite the public to attend revival services in City Hall at 7 30 each evening. The notice thanks friends and neighbors for support during the sickness and death of their mother signed by the children Leonard Walker Belle Brann Ollie Dolson.
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D. C. Shearer
Leonard
Walker
Belle Brann
Ollie Dolson
Names Listed in York Area Directory or Notice
A block of personal names is shown for residents in York and surrounding area including Erine Lee Dorothy Bennett Erlene Bennett Edna Bennett Walter Termain Lillie In fram Sarah Ingle Nina Carlyle Vir gie Lindley Lindley Loran Paddock Mary Forsythe Walter Clatfelter Allen Jackson Martha Daugherty Scott Baker Brooks Harrison Esther Strohm Marie Williamson Mary Adams Chas Jackson Gertrude Figs Eugene Lowe Richard Strohm Mina Ormiston
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Erine Lee
Dorothy Bennett
Erlene Bennett
Edna Bennett
York
Walter Termain
Lillie Infram
Sarah Ingle
Nina Carlyle
Virgie Lindley
Lindley
Loran Paddock
Mary Forsythe
Walter Clatfelter
Allen Jackson
Martha Daugherty
Scott Baker
Brooks Harrison
Esther Strohm
Marie Williamson
Mary Adams
Chas, Jackson
Gertrude Figs
Eugene Lowe
Richard Strohm
Mina Ormiston
Value of a Dollar in Washington May 17
An analysis argues that civil retirements and widows increases are moving slowly through Congress. The piece links rising per capita money, boosted since 1896, to higher cost of living and land prices, urging reductions in currency supply to lower living costs.
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H. G. Bell
Cone
Washington
D.C
House
Senate
Clark County
Congress
Obituary of Alonzo A Allred, 1878 1920
Alonzo Alfred Allred born April 2 1878 died May 10 1920 at age 42. Married Maude Miller September 4 1904 she died May 2 1918. Survived by daughter Carrie twelve, mother, sister, four brothers Rob ert Will Everett Art and Mrs Johns and mother in law Mrs Bila Miller. Joined Christian church Oliver 1896 and Edgar Odd Fellows Paris. Funeral at Clarksville Baptist Church conducted by Rev Bert Eckel with Rev J S Arvin. burial Clarksville Cemetery.
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Alonzo Allred
Maude Miller
Carrie
Robert
Will
Mooresville
Ind
Everett
Casey
Art
Johns
Oliver
Bila Miller
Christian Church
Edgar Odd Fellows Lodge
Paris
Clarksville Baptist Church
Bert Eckel
J S Arvin
Clarksville Cemetery
Easter Mildigan
Ohio
Marshall
Lee H Talley
Charles Deitz
Bibie Grove
Ed Irwin
West Terre Haute
W. R. Pine
Lee Talley
Martinsville
J. L. Pellum
U. S. Church
Marshall Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers in Westfield and Martinsville
Kathrine Miller transfers to Mattie Kimball a Westfield lot for 1 dollar. Nettie Hannaman also sells to Kimball a Westfield lot for 1 dollar. John W Henley sells 5-10-13 land for 900 to James Tichenor. Tichenor then sells 5-10-13 land for 900 to Virgil Miller. Dora Stateler sells Martinsville lot for 1000 to Mary Roberts. Kizzle Carlin sells 6-10-13 land for 1500 to Rolla Burger. Eva Reeds et al sells 9-9-14 land for 1 to James Sewell. Harry Vancoyk sells Westfield lot for 1500 to Henry Thacher. John Weir sells 60 acres 23-11-13 for 1 to Emma Jewell. B F Johnson sells Marshall lot for 250 to Gertrude Durat. Arthur Henbest sells Marshall lot for 2650 to Wm Gummere. Susan M Hogue et al sell 8 acres 26-12-13 for 200 to R B Clapp.
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Kathrine Miller
Mattie Kimball
Westfield
Nettie Hannaman
John W Henley
James T. Tichenor
Virgil Miller
Dora B. Stateler
Mary EB. Roberts
Martinsville
Kizzle E. Carlin
Rolla C. Burger
Eva A. Reeds
James H. Sewell
Harry C. Vancoyk
Henry Thatcher
Lot Westeld
John Weir
Emma Jewell
B. F. Johnson
Gertrude Durat
Lot Marshall
Arthur Henbest
Gummere
Susan
M. Hogue
R. B. Clapp
Lime shed to serve farmers at Marshall Chamber sale
At the Marshall Chamber of Commerce meeting W A Williams offered use of half of a shed on the Big Four tracks for a lime shed. The shed will store lime and supply farmers at cost via a year lease with a purchase option. June 16 sale day features a 2 percent seller’s fee and a city band concert. Committees were named to oversee the plan and July 5 picnic events were scheduled.
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Marshall ‘Chamber of Commerce
Bubeck
Gallagher
W. A. Williams
E .E. Howell
J .W McGowan
Marshall Band
Albert Sockler
G. Young
C R Johnson
Obituary notices and pig club update in Marshall Herald
Easter Mildigan and Anna M Walker are memorialized with life dates and survivors. Funeral details note Rev. Pellum and burial in Marshall cemetery for Mildigan while Walker’s service was at the Christian church with burial in Brick cemetery. A pig club report by BE Walworth covers 38 members, pig delivery May 29, Poland China pairing, and a planned fall fair showing promising pig events.
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BE. H. Walworth
Herald
Martinsville
Poland China Association
Farm Bureau
Marshall Club Reorganizes After Removal of Officers
The Marshall club restructured following the removal of M. W. Porter as president and Don Winterrowd as secretary treasurer. Sol Handy was elected president, J. S. Hassan vice president, and Ted Perdue secretary, with C. Carroll as treasurer. Porter and Winterrowd were named honorary members.
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M. W. Porter
Don Winterrond
Marshall Club
Sol Handy
J. S. Hassan
Ted Perdue
C. ©. Carroll
Porter
Winterrowd
J W Lewis Called to Pittsburgh by Family Illness
J W Lewis was summoned to Pittsburgh yesterday due to his mother's serious illness, leaving the property and duties temporarily unattended.
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J. W. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Memorial Day Observances Planned With Veterans
The GA R and veterans of Spanish American and World War I groups will hold Memorial Day exercises on Sunday May 30. Men from these wars are asked to wear uniforms for a 930 am assemble at the courthouse and a parade to Catholic cemetery. A well filled basket dinner follows on the courthouse grounds at noon. Music resumes at 1 00 pm with a Pythian Theatre address by I D Taubeneck and Arthur Poorman, a Gettysburg speech reading, and a 330 pm worm parade back to the Marshall cemetery.
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Court House
Court House Yard
Pythian Theatre
I D Taubeneck
Arthur Poorman
Lincoln
Lara Matkin
Marshall Cemetery
Community Organization Schedule Highlights Weekly Events
This week and next list multiple recurring gatherings across churches lodges and clubs. Prayer meetings at various halls start tonight and tomorrow, with regular lodge and K of P meetings on differing days. Memorial services and Sunday school convocate at Auburn churches, Red Men Wigwam hosts a regular meeting, Court of Honor meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays.
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O. F. Hall
Court of Honor
Celebration Fourth Opens in Marshall With Zeidman Exposition
The Independence Day celebration in Marshall will feature the Zeidman and Police Exposition with a 20 train unit coming from Indianapolis. Attractions include Col Littleton's Society Circus Lady Fanchon the high school horse motor drome Wonderland Honey Moon Trail Crazy House and more. Fireworks band concerts parades and free dancing will fill the week with events for about 100000 visitors. Independence Day activities shift to Saturday July 3rd due to Sunday July 4th.
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Court House
Aith
Zeidman & Pollce Exposition
Marshall
Teading
Indianapolis
Col. Littleton
Society Circus
Lady Fanchon
Lodge
Marshall Band
Jasperson American
Zeidman & Police Exposition
Two Special Sunday Services At Local Church
The church schedules two services this Sunday the morning union memorial service includes all community churches with the pastor of this church preaching alongside other ministers. The evening marks Pentecost observance and a special initiation invites soldiers and families and friends to attend. Sunday school is at 9 30 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm Pentecostal service at 7 30 pm Prayer service and teacher training class at 7 30 pm W M S meets Friday at Casey. Raymond Powers, Pastor.
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Our Church
Union
Epworth League
Casey
Raymond Powers
Christian Science Services and Meetings Schedule
Christian Science Sunday service at 11 00 a m and Wednesday evening meetings at 5 00 o clock are open to all. Services held in the Pythian Theatre.
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Pythian Theatre
Evangelical Sunday Services Announced by Pastor J Mundorf
Evangelical church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 am and worship at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm Pastor J Mundorf invites all to attend the services.
Congregational Guild Meeting Set at Church Parlor
The guild will meet Thursday at 3 00 p m in the church parlor to discuss urgent business. There will be preaching Thursday and Friday nights by the Rev M McMullin and Roxanna Hammond. Several local residents spent time with friends over the weekend including Lona Cartwright, Lena Cartwright, and Sophie Richer.
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Rev M McMullin
Rolling Prairie
Roxanna Hammond
Lela
Lena Cartwright
Sophia Richer
Mary Fitzgarrald
Lona
Lola Cartwright
Ernest
Frank Gilbart
Clayton ‘Woris
Aden Newlin
Asa Richey
Ralph Downey
Sophie, Pisiusy
May FitsJapraid
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Dorothea Fishback
Myrtle Davidson
Theresa Green
Gladys Bobn
Nellie Bohn
Esale Beltz
Flozza Davidson
Dolson
Dean Hammond
Daphne Hammond
Iris Swain
Roy Davis
Donald Garver
Albert Whitson
George Schwartz
Ruth Webright
Aaron Kirchner
Fred Burger
Kathleen Beachout
Martha Pearce
Lucian Murphy
Austin Claypool
Johnson
Hazel Howe
Gladys Howe
Alice Beasley
Fred Roberts
Leland Howe
Ethel Chicadonz
Dessie Gross
Edith Moser
Faye Moser
James Slusser
Zelma Briggs
Robert Larrison
Ollie Sewell
Gladys Richter
Orange
Glen Pendleton
Ralph Swope
Ruth Rockwell
Vexnia
Lingafelter
Ralph Eilroth
Bernice
Chapman
Harrisonts
Nave
Irene Downey
Alice
Gay ‘Staley
Henry Reed
Helen Fitch
Sylvia Wolfe
Muriel Cooper
Leslie
Fortney
Theodore Thompson
William
Macy
Russell Meeker
Mary Janney
Harlene Ellington
Parker
Mina Shavwver
Hobart Reedy
Don Pence
Leon Kite
Sue Turner
Lenore’ Hall
Earl Hutson
Elmer Forsythe
Wabash South
Florence Pine
Louise Sears
Flossie Hughes
Lola Setzer
Ruby May
John Saiter
Mary Hawker
Otto Kuhn
Marian Maurer
Ralph Finkbiner
Evalgen
Finkbiner
Ola Horsley
Lena Gallington
Leland Routledge
Herbert Stocking
Ellmer Hazen
Ceth
Orthwein and
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Murray Nave
Liz Mae Nightlinger
Marthe Pearce
Ethmer Hazen Sisgitive
Alonzo Alfred
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Walker
Anna M Walker
Sullivan County
Alexander Walker
Bloomington
Presbyterian Church
Walnut Prairie
T. C Bailiff
Pig Club
American Legion Regular
Methodist Church Memorial
Auburn Church
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Marshall Herald
Mickie
First Methodist
Christian Science
Mundorf
Roy E. Danner
Carnival Company
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