Annual county school exercises announce June 10 ceremony
Clark County plans the Marshall event with 112 graduates and 16 speakers led by Prof H Hs alley. A parade to Methodist church will feature the Chambers of Commerce Band. Miss Ethel Hurst plays organ as scholarships and graduate list with post office addresses are announced for West Union Martinsville Casey and Marshall.
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Clark ‘County
Marshall
Alley
Pines
Ethel , Hurst
Wis
Tome
Tata Geheb
West
Union
Bessie
Wright
Esther
Hurst
Martinsville
Ruth
Webright
Herman
Geisert
Sete
Spean
Maggie—Cannady
Marshall Babe
Alice Collins
Casey
Dwight Millis
Ruby Ramsey
Raleigh
Orndorff
Dean’Sharp
Pearl Wallace
Cora-Cline
Onion
Epiérence Wells
Sakeads
Dorothy” ‘Miller
Swan
Gladys Barbee
Westfeld
Roxte
Biger
eMabel
Gooper
Grace Barbee
Reba -Nay
George Irving
Bertha Renner
Oscar
Irving Catherine
Snyder
Maymie- ‘Kincheloe
Casey Seosweth
Beasley
Raleigh Orndorff
Alice
Colling
Otis
Poftingbarger
Harry Collins
Jesse Ricketts
Zule Collins
Chas: Shawver
Hele Dantenspeck
Kenneth
Shawver
Delmar
Hartman
Beaulah’ Smith
Buitt Miller
Harlan
Snearly
Deans ‘McCrory
Glenn
Thompson Toothe
sHurst
Vernice ‘Urner
Effie Inman
Lloyd
Wallace
Russell
Macey
Ward
Ethel “Marts
Ruth Weebright
iRdna Miller
Florence Wells
Wilhoutci Marshall
Gladys’ “Bradford
James Hughes
Daisy
Brandenstein
Oscar- Kirchner
Fred ‘Burger
Ray Kannamacher
Edward Burkholder
Fern Lucan
Roxie Buser
Beulah Maggert
Maggie’ Cannady
Irene Maggert
Kenneth-Clapp
Carl Martin
Marion
Clapp
Dorothy’ Miller
Mabel Cooper
Jacob Miller
Lucile Cork
Stella
Morgan
Jazza
Davidson
Lola’ ‘Ogle
Eon Davidson
Norman Weaver
Earl
Hornbrook
Edna Wood
Hawin-Howe
Y West
Jase “Chine
Mattie White
Gordon Coryell
Bessie Wright
Pantey Milam
Ethel Vargas
McKeen
Helen
Campbell
Adeline Quick
Ruth Flowers
Detinitson
Edna
Volkers
Wilma
Annapolis ‘ Hill
York
Fay’ ‘Coffing
Laura
Kenderdine
Sammie
Evans
Elma, Leseure
Paris Judge Pearce Busy Through Week In Court
Judge Edward Pearce stayed active in Bagar s county court following a protest meeting. He was called to Danville to officiate for the Edgar County judge who is ill at home, with multiple trips to Paris scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Péarce
Bagars County
Mattoon
Dan Ville
Pearce
Paris
Nay Soon to Be Home Doctor to Return for Short Visit
Dr Ernesto Nay, set to leave Boston for Marshall after completing three years as an intern, plans a short home visit. Nay has had a successful stint and will be joined by Mrs Nay during this period.
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Ernesto
Viaoston
Mass
Marshall
T. Iis Spork
Ieee
Buy Site for Garage by Marshall Auto Sales Team
Sam Prevo Jr and Perry Lewis have bought the Big Four Wagon Yards site at Michigan Ave and National Road for 6000. They plan to erect a modern garage and filling station though building plans are not yet definite. The property is leased and the lease expires in August.
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Marshall Auto
Sam Prevo, Jr
Perry
Lewis
Michigan Avenue
National ‘Road
Simon W. Irwin
Prevo& Lewis
Sheep and Wool Discussion and County Tour Planned
Clark county farmers plan a Saturday meeting at the farm bureau office at 2:00 p m to discuss sheep and wool market issues and pooling plans. The pig club drawing occurs at 1:00 p m with directions at 11:00 a m. A county tour to soil treatment fields is set for June 7 at 8:00 p m with F C Bauer present to discuss soil problems.
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B. H. Walworth
Clark ‘County
Clark County
Farm Bureau
Martinsville
Farm, Bureau
F. C. Bauer
North Melrose
Wright
Bauer
Casey High School
Marshall
Memorial Day Proclamation by President Harding 1921
President Harding proclaims Monday May 30 as a public memorial day. He urges citizens to honor those who died protecting liberty and justice, noting sacrifices of veterans and the aftermath of World War I. The proclamation seals the nation’s gratitude and dedication to peace.
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Warren
United States
District of Columbia
Cardiff Giant Mystery Prompts Advertising Club Meeting
Marshall businessmen attended the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley meeting in Brazil with 287 delegates. The focus was cooperative advertising and improving honest advertising practices, with talks from Gil Olwin and 65 minutes of speeches.
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Marshall
Associated ‘Advertising Clubs
Wabash Y Valley
Brazil
Rr. L .Swineheart
Clinton
Gil. Olwin
Better Business Bureau of
Indianapolis
Robinson
Water Service Disrupted by Boiler Repairs at Pumping Station
Water supply was briefly shut off Saturday due to boiler flue repairs at the pumping station. Officials faced a small reserve as the tank was not full by 11 feet, but the pump continued into Sunday night and the tank later filled before workers completed repairs.
Birthday Dinner for Rollin Clapp on His Thirteenth
A birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Clapp in honor of their youngest son Rollin Clapp who turned thirteen. Attendees included Emil Garver Florence Miller Raymond Newhart Frank Miller John Clapp Cecille Clapp and Rollin Clapp. The day featured music and conversation.
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Ed Clapp
Rollin
Emil Garver
Florence Miller
Raymond Newhart
Frank Miller
John Clapp
Cecille
Rallin Clapp
Marshall Township High School Holds 1921 Commencement Exercises
The Marshall township high school graduation will be in the Pythian theatre on Wednesday June 1 at 8 00 pm with a twenty cent admission The event features the high school orchestra invocation salutatory address by R E Hieronymus class presentation diplomas and benediction by Rev John Mundorf The baccalaureate sermon is May 29 at 8 00 pm at the Methodist church with Miss Ethel Hurst leading and Rev C B Pettit delivering the graduates address A two night senior class play Stop Thief will be shown May 30 and 31 at the Pythian theatre The audience is asked to stand during processions and class exit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township High School
Pythian Theatre
Catholic Church
Fred Geheb
Columbus
Joaquin Miller
University of Iinois
R. E. Hieronymus
F. G. Edwards
C. A. Purdum
Jean C. McCormick
John. Mundorf
Methodist Church
Ethel Hurst
Ces Rov
Curtis
Delkhoven
Wee Rev. C
Pettit
Clark Thomas Orchestra
Pythian Théatre
Fines Levied for Nonresident Fishing Musseling Violations
Several Indiana residents faced court fines for fishing and musseling without nonresident licenses. Sam Burcus Elmer James Roy Burkholder Geo Woodward Oscar Smith and Sam Wheeler were fined 15 to 25 dollars plus costs. Morton Snodgrass paid 50 dollars for out of season duck hunting. J W Renshaw and 12 others paid 25 dollars and costs. State Inspector Huff and Wardens Emery Parks McLaughlin and Bradford led investigations and orders followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Burcus
Farmersburg
Ind
Elmer James
Roy Burkholder
Geo. Woodward
Oscar Smith
Terre Haute
Clark County
Sam Wheeler
Morion Snodgrass
Casey
Squire Craig
J. W. Renshaw
Dar Win
E. Huff
R. Emery, Jr
Marshall
St. Louis
Elmer Parks
H. W. McLaughlin
State Department of Agriculture
B. M. Davison
R. F. Bradford
Memorial Day Services Planned by Veterans Groups
Memorial Day services will be held at Catholic cemetery at 11:00 AM, Pythian theatre at 2:00 PM, and Marshall cemetery at 4:00 PM. The G A R and American Legion arranged the observances for Monday with these locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A.R
American Legion
Pythian Theatre
Marshall Cemetery
Mrs Sholem Dies in Paris Funeral Leaves Family
Mrs Flora Sholem of Paris sister to Joe Ben and Miss Amelia Grabenheimer died at home Sunday. Grabenheimer's store was closed Monday and Tuesday while the brothers were away assisting in funeral preparations.
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Sholem
Flora
Paris
Joe
Ben
Amelia Grabenheimer
Grabenheimer
Robbery At Black's Hotel On East Main Street
Fourteen suspects including a party of four women and three men checked into Black's hotel on East Main Street Monday. A suit of clothes jewelry and razors vanished by Tuesday evening. Authorities traced items to Lawrenceville but could not identify suspects or origin.
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Sycamore Tribune
Bobby Burns
the Tribune
Chicago
Duell
Chicago, Tribune
Marshall, Ilinois
Sycamore
Marshall
Tribune
Wwentst
Both-Expresa
Illinois
Southerland
French
Dixon
Effingham
Ilinois
Indiana
Ward Hotel
Brown
Poust
Ryan Bros
Hils
Old Dakota
Dakota
Black's
East Main Street
Lawrenceville
Illinois road program defended against costly pressure
Ilinois Public Works Director G. Miller denounces self serving interests pushing for road building at any cost. He praises Governor Small’s plan for maximum mileage at minimum cost and blames paid press agents for misleading editors and the public.
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G. R. Miller
Ilinois
Illinois
Mlinois
Small
Tllinois
Illnois
Hig
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