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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1923

Page

9

Our Sunday Programs and Upcoming Sermon Preview

Our Sunday school meets at 9 30 with high attendance despite epidemics among children. Morning worship at 10 45 features Dr. V R Arnett of Oklahoma City on The fundamental need of America next Sunday. Evening service moves to 7 45. Final stereoticon slides in The Crisis of the Christ series will address The greatest question in the world. Mr Harvey will be at Armstrong and Livingston next Sunday.

V. R. Arnett Oklahoma City America Harvey Armstrong Livingston

Evangelical J. E. McCoy Plans Bible Services

Pastor J E McCoy schedules prayer meetings at Grand Turn Wednesday night and Big Creek Thursday night. Sunday school begins at 9 30. Sermons set for Marshall at 9 00 Big Creek at 10 30 and Grand Turn at 7 30. All are invited to attend.

Grand Turn Big Creek Marshall

Sunday School and Sunday Services at Pythian Temple

Christian Science page notes Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 am with the subject Ancient land Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced Wednesday evening testimonial smelting at 8 o'clock services held in the Pythian temple.

Local social notes and visits from Dolson area

May 23 notes report Barbee shearing for Sherry Claypool. Families and neighbors including Jerry Claypool Ophir Claypool Will Davis and Mrs Hendrix visit Terre Haute and nearby homes. Dinzel Claypool returns from West Union. L E Conner of Ohio will preach at Salem church on May 28 and 29.

Barbee Sherry Claypool Jerry Claypool Ophir Claypool Burl Maggart James Perry Clarksville Dinzel Claypool Ray Cline West Union L. E. Conner Ohio Salem

Cook Oil Fraud Case Draws Post Office Scrutiny

A fraud order was issued against Dr Frederick A Cook and associates after a post office investigation found they used mailed procedures for false pretenses. Witnesses testified the trust declared profits of 120 percent annually while real oil revenue by January 31 1923 was only 2810.39 from nine months of sales.

Frederick A. Cook Harry S Post Office H. B. Matheny Department of Justice Cook

Farm Prospects Good Amid Urban Demand Shifts

The Department of Agriculture reports the current farm outlook is strong for fall and winter, aided by urban prosperity boosting domestic farm product demand. Foreign demand is weaker than last year, labor shifts to cities are noted, and prices for both crops and farm inputs trend upward while livestock prices remain steady or drift lower.

Department of Agriculture

Illinois Finds Two Men to Run for Governor

The article reports that Hamilton Lewis, ex US senator from Illinois, will seek the 1924 governorship, likely opposing Medill McCormick who beat him in 1918. Governor Len Small also announces another run, aiming to use the road program as the campaign issue and may pursue the nomination without Chicago ally Thompson.

Hamilton Lewis United States Illinois Medill McCormick Lewis Decatur Chicago Len Small Thompson

Marshall School Board Names Teachers for Next Term

The board of education announces the 1923 staffing for grade schools led by Superintendent B. F. Holscher. North Side assigns Chas Price Irene Taubeneck for seventh and eighth, with Nona Francis fifth and Laura Partlow fourth. Virginia Goodman third, Cora Beard second, Ruth Nickles second, Ruth Washbun first. Music by Lottie Duncan. South Side covers Fifth and Sixth with Cora Campbell, third and fourth Leona Clem, second Flozza Smith, first Eva Smith. School opens Monday September 3, 1923.

Casey Banner Board of Education B. F. Holscher North Side Chas, Price Irene Taubeneck Nona Francis Laura Partlow Mabel Allred Virginia Goodman Cora Beard Ruth Nickles Ruth Washbun Lottie Duncan South Side Cora Campbell Leona Clem Flozza Smith Eva Smith

Real Estate Transfers in Casey and Martinsville

A series of property transfers lists buyers and sellers in Casey and Martinsville with prices from 1 to 8000 dollars. Notable entries include Frank L Miller to Bert B Miller for a Casey lot at 2000 dollars and Thomas R Yanaway to William Carper for a Casey lot at 8000 dollars. The list ends with a nonsensical line about love.

Frank L. Miller Bert B. Miller Casey B. L. Cook Amanda Snyder Martinsville H. R. Snavely John M. Hollenbeck Stella Beasley Martinsville State Bank B. F. Johnson First State Bank West Union Josie Rhodes Cecil BE Rhodes Thomas R. Yanaway William Carper Joseph Lafferty Lottie Lafferty F. W. Bragg Allie Payne

Local Family Visits and a Wolf In Sheep Flock

East McDaniel reports Mr. and Mrs. L B Wilbert of Annapolis and Cecil Wells and family were Sunday guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. M G C Wells. Barnett Sackrider visited Monday with his parents. Miss Ethel Francis stayed with her cousin Mrs. Viola Guyer Tuesday evening. Maynard Melton and family drove to Martinsville. Cecil Wells sheared sheep for Fred Stanfield Thursday. A large gray wolf was seen in Will Sackrider’s flock Saturday. locals armed with guns and dogs, but the wolf escaped.

L. B. Wilbert Annapolis Cecil Wells M. GC. Wells Barnett Sackrider Will Sackrider Ethel Francis Viola Guyer Quaker Lane Maynard Melton Martinsville Fred Stanfield

Local Notices from York and Orange Highlight Social Visits

Mrs Phebe Elliot of Orange spent last week with sisters Mrs Pris cilla Converse and Mrs M Barker Wanetta Hand of Quaker Lane visited grandmother Mrs Fannie Murphy last week A son was born to Mr and Mrs Neal Daugherty on May 18 Effie Cox spent Sunday near Monshine Mrs Levi Bonesteele and children visited her parents at Orange over Sunday Mrs Gee Pritchard and gon Simon and wife were shopping in Terra Haute Saturday Mrs Reese Pritchard is visiting her sister Mrs Harold Hibbon of Indianapolis

Phebe Elliot Orange Priscilla Converse M. Barker Wanetta Hand Quaker Lane Fannie Murphy Neal Daugherty Effie Cox Monshine Levi Bonesteele Gee, Pritchard Gon. Simon Terra Haute Reese Pritchard Harold Hibbon Indianapolis

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