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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1916

Page

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National Need Calls for Republican Victory in Chicago

The Chicago Tribune urges the Republican party to defeat President Wilson and remove Democratic leadership in Congress. It argues Wilson has blundered on foreign policy, mismanaged Mexico, and failed to safeguard U S interests, calling for action in Chicago next week to restore national security.

Republican Party Wilson Congress Chicago Washington United States Mexico Senate Committee On’ Foreign Relations Blue Wison Hay Kitchin Clark Senate Polk Lke Hay Buchanan

Marriage Licenses For Milo Prust And Lenore Crow

Milo Prust of York Township and Lenore Crow of Melrose Township obtained marriage licenses, indicating plans to wed. The filing confirms both parties are of eligible age and intent to marry under local civil authority.

Milo Prust York Lenore Crow Melrose

No Band Concert Tomorrow Night

Ben T. Baird arranged use of the school lot east of North Side School for a Chautauqua tent. The band will not perform on the streets tomorrow evening due to a cancelled concert.

Ben T.baird North Side

Married In Paris Unites Weaver and Campbell

H. E. Weaver of Terre Haute wed Miss Grace Campbell of Marshall at the Paris courthouse. Justice of the Peace T. J. Davis officiated Thursday afternoon.

H. E. Weaver Terre Haute Grace FE. Campbell Marshell Paris Court House Justice of the Peace T. J. Davis

Vandalia Pastor Rev Solie Sprague Called to Baptist Church

Vandalia resident Rev Solie Sprague has been chosen as pastor of the local Baptist church. He will preach next Sunday at 10 45 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening starting his new pastorate.

Vandalia The Baptist Church

Marshall Ball Club Defeated by International Money Machine Club

The Marshall ball club lost on Decoration Day to Terre Haute’s International Money Machine club 2 to 0, handing Marshall its first defeat of the season.

Marshall Ball Club Terre Haute

Orville Murphy Arrested on Rape Charge in Marshall Township

Orville Murphy of Marshall township was arrested Thursday on a rape charge filed by Tucy Lovell aged 15. He was released on a $1000 bond. He already had an $800 bond on a paternity charge.

Orville Murphy Marshall Township Tucy Lovell

Work Begins Next Week on City Sewers and Paving

Contractors for the new sewers and paving have completed all contract details and will start work as soon as materials arrive, likely next week. It is understood that home labor will be employed as far as possible.

Beestung Accident Near-Fatal for Man at Hive

Last Sunday W. W. Stevens watched his father hive a swarm of bees when a bee stung him on the neck. He collapsed instantly and was at one point in critical condition, noted by Dr. S. C. Bradley as another very queer accident.

S. C. Bradley W. W. Stevens

Terre Haute Church Burns Destroying Centenary Methodist Building

A fire Thursday afternoon nearly leveled Terre Haute’s Centenary Methodist Church at Seventh and Eagle streets. Believed caused by faulty wiring, the 1902 structure suffered around 100000 dollars in damage, with partial insurance coverage.

Centenary Methodist Church Seventh and Eagle Streets Terre Haute

Auto crashes injure one in Will. Rector episode

Two small auto accidents occurred on Monday afternoon when two cars collided causing considerable damage. One passenger sustained a slight injury. Frank Hippard and family escaped with a narrow brush with danger Saturday evening as a freight train backed onto their car at the Big Four crossing, smashing its side but not harming the occupants.

Will. Rector Frank ‘Hippard

Decoration Day Observances Highlight Americanism

Memorial Day exercises proceeded smoothly with strong turnout and ideal weather. Judge Booth delivered an acclaimed address praising Civil War soldiers and urging national unity. The G A R thanked contributors as veterans’ deaths rise, with 1949 pension records noting 1747 Civil War widows in mortality for the month and projections of over 56,000 veteran deaths this year.

Judge Booth

End of Era as Clark County Grads Celebrate Long Career

The Marshall public schools eighth grade graduation at the Methodist Church drew a crowded audience. Prof. L A Wallace recalled fifty plus years in Clark County schools and paid tribute to C A Purdum, noting the evolution from a log schoolhouse to a modern system. The class presented Wallace a Knights Templar watch charm and teachers a Masonic pin.

W. H. Ziegler L. A. Wallace Illinois Clark County Marshall C. ‘A. Purdum Wallace

Sounds Like a Fairy Tale Seaplane Startup Links Seattle Tacoma

On June first a new aerial passenger and freight service will run between Seattle and Tacoma. The hydroplane designed to carry ten passengers marks the start of the company’s operations.

Seattle Tacoma Washington

Circuit Court Foreclosures and Divorces Listed

New cases filed in circuit court include Emily E. Baker versus Seth Husted et al for foreclosure. Tillie Ferry sues Arthur Ferry for divorce. First National Bank of Martinsville sues M. E. Hanks et al for foreclosure.

Emily E. Baker Seth Husted Tillie Ferry Arthur Ferry Bank of Martinsville M. E Hanks

Notice to Daily Readers on Billing and Delinquency

Accounts for papers must be settled at my office by June 1 or delivery will be discontinued. J. L. Ketfer.

J. L. Ketfer

Rain Lifts Crops as Court Plans June 11 Decoration

The timely rains help crops recover from drought. Court of Honor members are asked to meet at Odd Fellows hall at 1 p m Sunday June 11 for decoration services and to bring flowers. Milo Prust of Walnut Prairie and Lenora Crow of West Union wed last Thursday in the Methodist church with Rev. Sandmeyer officiating.

Court of Honor Odd Fellows’ Hall Milo Prust Daniel Prust Walnut Prairie Lenora Crow Benjamin Crow West Union 5. G. Sandmeyer

End of Year Activities At Local Methodist Church

The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered next Sunday evening by Rev Stephen Fisher of Champaign at the Methodist church at 7 45. Junior-Senior banquet Friday in the church basement featured simple decorations in school colors with about fifty in attendance. Temple Lovett presided as toastmaster. Edith Shaw welcomed the Juniors and Mary Weir spoke for the Seniors. Toasts by John Mitchell and others followed. the Rusty Hinge Quartet performed. A school picnic is planned for Friday afternoon at Blizzard's Ford with wagons provided and a half-day session to allow a 1 30 departure. Commencement is Friday evening June 9 with Rev J Boyd Jones of Terre Haute delivering the address. Domestic Science and Manual Training displays may be viewed in the Pythian Theater room for several days, showcasing the carpenters and future homemakers' work.

Stephen Fisher Champaign Methodist Church Temple Lovett Edith Shaw Mary Weir John Mitchell Williams Brookley Blizzard's Ford J. Boyd Jones Terre Haute Pythian Theater Keifer

Local Visitors and Guests Reported Across Cities

Humboldt and Greenville visitors were in town for Decoration Day and weekend visits. Several Terre Haute, Danville, Paris, and Indianapolis residents were guests of Marshall friends and relatives, with a few attending automobile races and a marriage license issued to Casey residents.

D. T. Black Humboldt Bulger Greenville Will Lutz Springfield Marshall J. Ward Peck Terre Haute James Colgrove Westfield Rena Clark Friends Edith English Danville Will English W. F. Langelier Champaign Ruth Davis Hazel Bailey Margaret Allen Paris W. R. Turman Graysville Ind Clifton C. Daubenspeck Nora McDaniel Casey

Postal Guide Price Slashed For Postmasters

Postmaster General Burleson lowers the U S Postal Guide price from 3 dollars to 30 cents to encourage business men to inform themselves on postal affairs. Orders may be placed with the local postmaster.

Burleson U. S

Memorial Services at Livingston Memorial Day Program

Memorial services at Livingston Sunday at 2 30 p m with scripture reading prayer and memorial address by Rev Wi H Ziegler. Music will be provided by the Boy Scout Quartet and Grand Army Post Marshall will attend in a body. Everyone is cordially invited.

Livingston FR. G. Read Boy Scout Quartet Wi H. Ziegler Grand Army Marshall

Congregational Church to Hold Morning Sermon at 10 45

Pastor W H Ziegler will preach at 10 45 a m at Congregational Church. There will be no evening service due to the baccalaureate sermon in the M E church.

M. EB W. H. Ziegler

Evangelical Association Announces Catechetical Class in Marshall

A non denominational catechetical class meets every Tuesday at 9 AM in Marshall with all parents urged to send children. A Tuesday evening prayer service and Sabbath school at Marshall Big Creek and Grand Turn are planned. Children's Day at Immanuel Grand Turn S S next Sunday at 10 AM. Preaching at Zion next Sunday at 7:30 PM by Pastor Joseph L Buyor.

Marshall Big Creek Grand Turn

Methodist Circuit Preaching Schedules and Activities

The Methodist Circuit lists sermons at Asbury Sunday 10 30 a m Patton 8 p m Rev Clay Kirkendall at Armstrong 11 a m Sunday school 10 quarterly meeting services June 10 11 at Oak Grove Armstrong Livingston and Asbury. The Busy Bees club of Armstrong Chapel hosts an ice cream supper and parcel post sale on the church lawn Saturday night.

Asbury Patton Clay Kirkendall Armstrong Oak Grove Livingston Wideawake Young Ladies’ Club Armstrong Chapel Church Lawn

Lower Wabash Womans Missionary Society Meets in Westfield

The 39th annual meeting of the Lower Wabash Womans Missionary Society is set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday in Westfield. Mrs N E Royer will attend with missionary women from Marshall and Centenary churches. Centenary Sunday school plans a Children's Day program next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Grace Sunday school changes from 2 p m to 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45. There is no preaching Sunday night due to the M and M church baccalaureate sermon.

Lower Wabash Womans’ Missionary Society Westfield N. E. Royer Marshall Centenary Centenary Sunday School Grace Sunday School

Community Church Activities and Baccalaureate Service

The Christian Church union prayer meeting is tonight at 7 30 in the church. A teachers meeting is Thursday evening at R L Hunt’s home, then next week on Tuesday evening as usual. Services next Sunday are as usual except in the evening when the church unites with the Methodists for the baccalaureate sermon. W W Jones, Pastor.

R. L. Hunt Methodist W. W. Jones

Methodist Church Plans Prayer Service and Tea

The Methodist Church schedules a Sunday morning sermon on Prayer and a 7 45 pm graduation baccalaureate address by Rev Stephen Fisher of Champaign. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts a June Tea Friday at 2 30 pm with refreshments in the basement. The monthly official board meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Indies parlor. E G Sandmoyer Pastor.

Stephen Fisher Champaign Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

Convention Hype Grows for 1916 GOP Meeting in Chicago

Reports say the Republican national convention will be noisy and exciting with sixteen presidential hopefuls. Plans include 100 bands and fifty clubs in Chicago during convention week. Indiana cities marshal bands for Chas W Fairbanks and Theodore Burton supporters. Ticket demand rises as season passes fetch 250 each. Sergeant Robinm F Stone preps 1900 assistants of arms tellers doorkeepers ushers messengers and pages from 5000 applications awarded by national committee members.

Chicago Harry, Harrity Cleveland Ohio Theodore Republican“national” Committee

Senate passes river and harbor bill with park cut

The $43,000,000 river and harbor bill passed the Senate 35 to 32 after removing Illinois deep waterway funds. Neither Illinois senator attended the final vote amid political posturing. Col John S Mosby dies at 82 in Washington. Verdun battle drags on in fifth month with heavy losses. Dario Resta wins 300 mile Indianapolis race at 83.26 mph. Four injured in accidents. one killed Charles Handy 38 struck by a Big Four train in Robinson while intoxicated. Fred Callahan hurt.

Senate Illinois Deep Waterway Illinois John S. Mosby Washington, D. C Verdun Dario Resta Indianapolis Charles Handy Fred Callahan Robinson

Real Estate Transfers in Casey and Martinsville Areas

A series of property transfers listed with buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and prices. Transactions include JW Brown to W L Garrison in Lang's addition Casey for 1125, Geo M Collins to 1st Natl Bank Westfield for 1200, and several others in Casey, Westfield, Martinsville, and Marshall with values from 40 to 2350.

JW Brown W L Garrison Lang Casey Geo M Collins Natl Bank Westfield Westfield Glen Daugherty Tillie Fleeger Dulaney Joe Goodman Eliza C Cook R A Mitchell M T Campbell Weirs Marshall Geo Kite Nina B. Tibbs Lafferty Martinsville Francisco Foster Richard Shoren Perry J L Parker G W Goodman Westfeld Geo Goodman Wilber R Flenner

Church faction clash during services at Rexall Drug Store

Members of one Church of Christ faction, hosting services at the Rexall Drug Store, reportedly broke into the northern church house claiming control. A suit against members of the rival faction is said to have been filed, with a trial set for today at Robinson.

Hutsonville Church of Christ Rexall Robinson

Vandalia Changes Time For Trains To Marshall

A time change took effect last Sunday in Vandalia. Trains now stop at Marshall on varied schedules including East West 114 at 1 08 am, 135 at 2 25 am, 389 at 7 38 am, 26 at 4 21 pm, and 33 at 7 35 pm, with other arrival windows listed. A note adds that a cripple has running expenses like others.

Marshall East West

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Tor- Good Carlos Talbot Ivan Goble Charleston Sol Handy C. S. Lucan Wm. T. Martin McMullen Nannie Marley Foster Martin Curtis Wilson Prairieton Jayne B. Kerr Harry Cork Frances Bell Will Machlan Frank Carpenter Mrs. Carpenter Mary Burns Oscar Haessig Washington, Pa Congregational Church Evangelical Association United Brethren Church Christian Church
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