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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1916

Page

3

Bell Boosts Roosevelt

Washington, D. C., May 22. The writer argues that Roosevelt is the strongest potential GOP nominee and could decisively unite old guard and regressive voters, while warning that pro allies support would boost him against Wilson in November. The piece asserts Roosevelt would be a formidable, dangerous opponent to Wilson.

Washington, D. C Wilson Roosevelt Hughes America Chicago Republican ‘Party Germany Henry Ford William Jennings Bryan Bryan Europe Austria Oyster Bay Mexico Belgium Lusitania Great Britain Essary Theodore Roosevelt

Lincoln Chautauqua Coming to Marshall in July

From July 3 to 8 Marshall hosts the Lincoln Chautauqua with afternoon and evening programs daily and a strong July Fourth feature. Junior Chautauqua sessions run mornings for children. Adult twelve-number tickets are 2 dollars, child tickets 1 dollar under 15. Local organizations share the venture.

Marshall Lincoln

Casey Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated

Elmer McKinley of Casey Minnesota was fined 15 dollars plus costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He and several others were returning to Casey when he lost control near the West Terre Haute grade and struck a telephone pole. No serious injuries were reported.

Elmer McKinley Casey McKinley West Terre Haute Terre Haute

Peculiar Dislocations Reported In Local Incidents

Percy Cox suffered a shoulder dislocation while fishing at Mill Creek on Friday. Dr. Mitchell was summoned at 2 a m Saturday for a second unusual case where a woman woke in darkness, yawned, and her jaw dislocated.

Percy Cox Mill Creek Mitchell

Decoration Day Memorial Program Planned With Music

A Memorial Day program outlines a morning at 10 with band music and a 10:30 invocation by Rev. Fr. Wilson. Afternoon events include a 1:30 band concert and 2:20 address by Judge F. W. Booth followed by songs, a 3:10 benediction, and a 3:30 march to St. Mary's cemetery conducted by G. A. R. members.

Marshall St. Mary’s Cemetery Fr. Wilson Pythian Theatre E.G. Sandmeyer Rusty Hinge Quartette F. W. Booth Rusty Hingsa Quartete N. E. Boyer

Red Men Lodge Initiates 37 Members in Casey

The degree team of the local lodge of Red Men visited Casey Monday evening and initiated 37 new members into the order.

Lodge of Red Men Casey

Marriage Licenses Listed for Nebraska Indiana Couples

Teuzern Dixon of Falls City Nebraska and Lizzie Farr of Vigo Indiana. Arthur Martin and Lulu Marie Lind of Orange township. Owen J. Hendrix of Dolson and Alzada M. Burkett of Anderson.

New Cases in County Court People vs Santa Underwood

The People vs Santa Underwood includes abandonment of wife. Mrs Almedia McCarty has been granted a mother's pension of 16 dollars per month to support her four children.

Santa Underwood Almedia McCarty

Paving Contract Awarded to Pfizenmayer for $42421.48

Bidders gathered by the city for street and sewer work as 26 to 30 contractors attended a bid opening. The H Pfizenmayer Construction Co of Terre Haute won the paving contract for 42421.48 with several other firms placing bids on Main Street lanes and alleys. The East Side sewer district contract went to Oliver and Wheeler of Leroy for 3432.70. Work to begin within ten days with a five month paving limit.

H. Pfizenmayer Construction Co Terre Haute East Main St West Main St South Sixth St South Seventh St Main & Locust H. R. Wolf Alton Ill J. R. Harshman Sullivan, Il New East Side Oliver & Wheeler Leroy, Il Pine Street 14Th Street A. L. Simmons Paris Jesse Gallatin Marshall C. M. Haines Taylorville Pfizenmayer Company

First Band Concert and Eighth Grade Graduates List

The Marshall Band and Orchestra perform a two part program tomorrow evening with overtures marches waltzes and medleys followed by a full band segment. Eighth Grade graduation exercises occur Friday at 2 p m in the Methodist church with Rev Sandmeyer and Rev Ziegler presenting certificates to 44 graduates led by Clarence Prewett Lydia English and Robert Dulaney.

Marshall Band Peggy Color Guard Methodist Church BE. G. Sandmeyer W. H. Ziegler W. W. Jones Clarence Prewett Lydia English Robert L. Dulaney Helen Mayer Alce Purdum Goldie M. Wallace Miildred Mount Jennie Elliott Virginia Davis Helen Dawson Fred Lovell Gertrude Cole Edith Cunningham Clay Wallace Glenn Smitley Sylvia Marie Drake Anna Dee Burnett Gertrude Shark

A Matter of Habit in Midwest Wedding

Luzern Dixon aged 68 of Falls City Nebraska and Lizzie Farr 65 of Vigo County Indiana wed in the county clerk office last Wednesday by Rev. John Craig. It is the groom's sixth marriage and the bride's second.

Luzern Dixon Falls City Neb Lizzie Farr Vigo Co Ind John Craig

State Wife Affections Suit Filed in Casey Court

Ora Slentz of Casey sues oil operator C. H. Parker in circuit court for $10,000 claiming alienation of his wife's affections. Everett Connelly represents Slentz. Arthur Poorman to defend Parker.

Ora. Slentz Casey Circuit C. H. Parker Everett Connelly Slentz Arthur Poorman Parker

Evangelical Association Sunday Schedule Updated

The Evangelical Association announces Sunday school at Marshall Grand Turn and Zion at 9 30 a m and preaching at Immanuel Grand Turn 10 30 a m with Marshall 7 30 p m Also Tuesday prayer meetings led by Pastor Joseph L Buyer

Marshall Grand Turn Zion Immanuel Joseph L. Buyer

Fred Spittler Dies at Lincoln State School

Anderson township youth Fred Spittler who was sent to Lincoln state school in December 1914 died May 15 at the institution from tuberculosis. He was aged 17.

Fred Spittler Anderson Township Lincoln State School

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Casey Area

Susie Tierson transfers to Ella Rexwinkle a Casey lot for 1500. Fred C Shade to Chas A Hix a sn sw 7-10-12 for 900. Henry C Hay to Clay Hay et al 116 acres 29 32 12 with mineral rights reserved. Clarence R Hall to Lavinia Fink a 6 acre 11 11 11 for 1000. R M Porterfield to Elmer H Holliday pt blk 17 Westfield for 400. Joseph M Flenner to Gorge Kite a lot 60 Lafferty ad Martinsville for 400. M E Harris to H D Bullard 60 acres 22 28 11 13 for 2000. M G Cochenour to John Q Clark 2 lots Langs ad Casey for 5000. W D Scudamore to H C Chaffin 3 lots Commercial ad Casey for 800. D R Rosebrough to Jennie Rosebrough bill of sale and 3 notes totaling 4600.

Susie Tierson Ella Rexwinkle Casey Fred C Shade Chas Hix Sn Henry C Hay Clay Hay Lafferty Martinsville E Harris H D Bullard G Cochenour John Q Clark Lang D Scudamore H C Chaffin R Rosebrough Jennie Rosebrough

County Tax Reviewers Named by Judge Ruffner

County Judge Ruffner appoints Charles Stoehing of Wabash Township and Reno Schlosser of Anderson to form the Board of Tax Reviewers with I. N. Terrell as chairman. They begin duties June 1.

Ruffner Charles StoeHing Wabash Township Reno Schlosser Anderson I. N. Terrell Board of Supervisors Board of

Judge Everett Connelly Speech Schedule Set

Judge Everett Connelly will give the Casey public schools graduation address on the evening of the 25th He then speaks at the memorial service on Sunday the 28th at Butternut Church in Orange township and delivers the Decoration Day address on the 30th at Martinsville

Everett Connelly Casey Public Schools Butternut Church Orange Township Martinsville

Memorial Service Next Sunday at Methodist Church

The Methodist Church reports three accessions to membership last Sunday with more planning to unite soon. A memorial service will be held next Sunday at 10 45 with the pastor delivering the message and the choir providing special music. Local pastors will attend to assist. All Marshall residents invited to pay tribute to old soldiers. Grade schools meet Friday at 2. Prof Wallace retires after 25 years in city schools. he invites patrons and friends to attend. E G Sandmoyer, Pastor.

Marshall Wallace E. G. Sandmoyer

Sunday School Convention at Armstrong Chapel May 28

Sunday School Convention to be held at Armstrong Chapel on Sunday May 28 at 9 30 a m. Devotional by John Snedeker Lesson Study by J W Knox. Address by Rev H Huston. Bible Story by L B Anderson. Dinner at 1 30 p m. Devotional by Herman Saiter. Numerous lessons and topics follow including Sunday School relation to church and teacher training. Grant Crumrine Tp Pres invites neighboring Sunday schools to attend.

Armstrong Chapel John Snedeker J. W. Knox I. L. Gifford H. Huston L. B. Anderson Herman Saiter H. Kuehner E. G. Sandmeyer H. C. Phillips A. L. Ruffner W. W. Jones S. S. and Missions J. L.buyer Grant Crumrine

Base Ball Decoration Day Game Set for High School Grounds

The third game of the season will be played next Tuesday between the Marshall team and the International Money Machine Co team of Terre Haute at the High School grounds. Brown and Bake of Rose Poly will be the battery for Marshall. Admission is 15 cents.

Marshall International Money Machine Co Terre Haute Brown and Bake Rose Poly

County School Notes Highlight Eighth Grade Graduates

Miss Alice Poffinbarger reports 30 pupils at Choc taw. Martinsville ninth grade completion had 33 graduates, largest in school history. Whipple Academy offers scholarships to top boy and girl. Union school in Wabash closed after nine months due to whooping cough.

Alice Poffinbarger Exerbers Martinsville Whipple Academy Illinois College Union School Wabash Velva Spencer Ethel Scott Washburn-Crosby Co Clark County Blanche Williams Pleasant Hill Georgia Stoup Pleasant Grove Marshall To Auburn E. E. Millis Mary Washburn Jeff Davis Elsie Hurst Kelly Flora King West Liberty Glenn Clapp Frog Pond Arthur Chapman Sycamore Willis Wright Miss Lamb Noakes Maude Cox Westfield Stella Beals Hazel Nickerson Finley Grand Turn Marshall Frank Croll Peter Pierce

Congregational Church Plans Memorial Day Service

The Congregational Church will hold no forenoon preaching due to the union Memorial Day service at the Methodist church. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor W. H. Ziegler will speak on Facing the Foe. The service marks the second year of his pastorate.

Union Memorial

Garbage collection feasibility for small Illinois towns

The Board of Health urges keeping garbage in closed vessels and hauling it away, but local authorities lack collection services. An Illinois act allows a two mill levy for towns under 100 000, yet none is adopted here. A wagon can service 1 000 people in two days, with three weekly pickups in summer and two in many towns, and burial is proposed as a simple sanitary disposal method.

Board of Health 49Th’ General Assembly Illinois

Hermann Hoenig Dies Veteran Saddler and Soldier

Herman Hoenig born October 28 1836 in Dipppoldiswalde Germany died May 17 in Marshall at age 79 years 6 months 19 days He served in Co G 11th Ind Cav fought at Franklin and Nashville and was honorably discharged He married Rebecca Gayhart May 26 1866 and left five children Funeral held Friday at 2 p m Rev J W Richards officiating G A R members accompanied to the cemetery

Herman Haenig Wm. B. Archer Post Dip‘poldiswalde Saxony Germany John Tumey America Bowling Green Ind Morgan Co. G. 11Th Ind. Cay Franklin Nashville Rebecca. Gayhart Millie Haise Terre Haute John’ Tumey George German Frank Hoenig Marshall Bernhardt Hoenig United Brethren Church Centenary

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