Annual class banquet and memorial day events observed
The junior class hosted an annual banquet at the church parlors with a garden theme and a menu including grape fruit cocktail creamed chicken and peach ice cream. Readings dances and toasts followed with Miss Viola Yansky and a toast master John Lewis. Memorial Day exercises were held at the Pythian Theatre with Rev. James Welsh delivering the address and the American Legion in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Ghandelierg
Helen” _Kenneay
Terre ‘Haute
Viola Yansky
Terre -Haute
Alice Blue
John. Lewis
Edvwin Booth
William Malloy
Ralph . Knipe
Harry
A. Hopwood
Edna “‘Mundorf
URS
Edwards
Louis
Ernest
Bailes
Margaret. Bulenstein
James
Robinson
Pythian
Olen
R. Clements
Americar Legion
Martinsville Progress and Memorial Day Reflections
The Herald comments on Martinsville progress through public advertising and celebrates the town with a plan to improve local roads. It notes road conditions south to Grand Turn and the debate over route changes, plus Memorial Day as a moment to honor the fallen and the unselfish spirit of Americans.
Commencement Changes and Scholarship Examinations Reported
The cor superintendent notes misaddressed graduate announcements and lists several chosen teachers and graduates. Commencement is moved to the Pythian theatre at 2 PM on Thursday June 8 with a class photo at 1 15 PM. all grads meet at the courthouse at 1 PM. The university scholarship exam will be held Saturday at 8 00 AM in the county superintendent’s office. top average earns a four year scholarship about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Bright
Patsy ‘Turner
Pythian ‘Theatre
Spiketown
Pearly Babcock
McKeen
Frances Chenoweth
Mabel
Manhart
Lola Kile
Wateroak
Lucille Bullard
Dennison
Lower ‘Union
Fiessie
Drake
Liberty
Margaret ‘Wernz
Casey Wins Two Games From Marshall and Greenup
Casey defeats Marshall 6 to 11 in a rough Sunday contest while Greenup and Paris split victories, each taking one on a fast Sportman's Park game. Batteries for Casey were Moore, R. Kintner, and Haynes. Marshall pitchers were Sullivan and B Ferris. Umpires Waterman and Coyle. Attendance around 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Sullivan
B.ferris
Sportman’s
Wise
Kitner
Meadows
Barkley
Haynés
Casey
Medaker
Waterman
Coyle
LeSebre
Entertain G B Gs Misses Irene Walker and Rosa Batson Host May Meeting
Irene Walker and Rosa Batson hosted the G B Gs on Friday night at Walker's West Main home for the May meeting. Guests included Mrs William Munshower of Terre Haute and others. Games followed by refreshments. At the same meeting the class will dress dolls for the W F M Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Walker
Rosa Batson
G. B. Gs
West Main
Kansas Editor Hero Dies in Martinsville Car Crash
Harry E. Covey editor of the Kansas Journal died in an automobile accident near Martinsville Sunday evening. His car collided with another vehicle and was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Covey
Kansas
Kansas Journal
Martinsville
Examination by health department on Springfield typhoid cases
Three members of the department of health met with the local board of health and the city council Monday night to review the typhoid situation. They examined the pumping plant and city water and issued recommendations to be carried out. To date the doctors report only 10 cases. Another health department member will conduct a more detailed examination of the epidemic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Springfiela
Sthe
Board of Health
Civic League to Meet for Evening Address
A Civic League meeting will be held Monday evening at the court house. Bey of Dre Leo W. Weir will represent the Board of Hearth and deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Bey
Dre Leo-W
Martinsville Celebrates Pedestal Lights Glow on The Great White Way
About 1500 residents joined a Monday night celebration in Martinsville marking the completion and lighting of the new pedestal lights on The Great White Way. The program featured bands from Casey Greenup and Martinsville, with speeches by J W Graham Gus Loeb Don Walker M Stephenson and local officials from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinaville
Great White Way
Gus Loeb
Brazil
Associated Advertising Clubs
Wabash Valley
M. Stephenson
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Paris
Rev. Myers
Casey
W. K. McDaniel
Wedding of Jack Cline and Irene Crowe at Hotel Black
West Union couple Jack Cline and Miss Irene Crowe were wed Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Black by Rev. D T Black. The Bride, a Clark County teacher, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Crowe of West Union. They will spend the summer with Mr Cline’s parents before motor traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cliine
Irene Bs Crowe
West Union
Black
D. T. Black
B. D. Morton
Cline
Clark County
Bén. Crowe
Brooms
When To Get Your Annual
The Annual will be off the press and ready for distribution Friday June 2. Those who have contracted for one should pay at Dulaney National Bank and present the deposit slip at the office to the High School student in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney National Bank
James Murphy Wins Indy 500 At 94.5 MPH Average
James Murphy secured victory at the Indianapolis speedway finishing the 500 mile race with an average speed of 94.5 miles per hour. He stopped for tire changes several times including a rapid 3 second tire change when two tires were swapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Indianapolis Speedway
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Elmer E. Wallace 23 of Terre Haute to Mabel McClain 18 of Paris. Lester Short 30 of Casey to Grace Doran 19 of Martinsville. Robert Duffield 63 of Franklin Pa to Selah Darnek 52 of Sarasota Fla. Karlton F. Macklin 20 of Martinsville to Margaret M. Hardway 19 of Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
E. Wallace
Terre Haute
Mabel McClain
Paris
Lester Short
Casey
Grace Doran
Martinsville
Robert
Mickie Says Ou DN ScxzVEeS
A garbled script-like passage shows a character named Mickie venting about another Dan and Wolles. The dialogue expresses frustration, wants attention, and hints at asserting control with a chaotic slang style. The text resembles slangy, stream-of-conscious speech with unclear context.
Porch Erection and Local Improvements Reported
In Market street Eliza Greenough adds a porch to her dwelling. Darwin Prewett rides after injuring his arm, caused by a bicycle collision with no stop. West end sees Judge Griffith fence work and Lote Gray and Levi Mark improve their homes. Samuel G Murray, Robinson school principal, stays till July then opens a local institute with his brother. Mrs. Gus Markle and Miss Lou Doherty visited Paris. David Black appointed by the M E conference to Marshall circuit to fill Thornburg’s expired term and has been serving weeks. He is expected to be a good preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Greenough
Market Street
Darwin Prewett
West End
Judge Griffith
Lote Gray
Levi Mark
Samuel G. Murray
Robinson
Gus. Markle
Lou Doherty
Paris
David Black
M. E
P. F. Thornburg
Marshall
David
Local News Briefs From Clarksville and Terre Haute
Twenty years ago W A Vaughn stayed at home for a few days. Mrs L S Kilborn was in Terre Haute Saturday. Louie Lutz and Tom Littlefield were in Terre Haute Friday. Miss Celia Lake and Callie Gayhart spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mrs Phil Greiss of Chicago visits father M R Chenoweth here. Mrs Louis Lutz and baby and Miss Tillie Lutz and sister Mrs Sarah Ross of Terre spent Sunday in Clarksville. Dr S Jumper and Rev P R Ducéy were in Terre Haute Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vaughn
L. S. Kilborn
Terre Haute
Louie Lutz
Tom Littlefield
Celia Lake
Callie Gayhart
Phil Greiss
Chicago
M. R. Chenoweth
Louis Lutz
Tillie Lutz
Sarah Ross
Terre
Clarksville
S. Jumper
Rev. P. R. Ducéy
Ten Years Ago Local Social Roundup in Martinsville and Terre Haute
Miss Mary Callahan visits Martinsville with relatives and Mrs Bernard Robinson from Brazil Indiana hosts. Miss Ruth Foster returns home from Tuscola for summer. Terre Haute training school nurses graduate including Lillian Brosman and Nellie K Shipe. Opal Elston treats friends to dinner with Gladys Michaels Jessie Read Bess Landers Glenn Thompson Ival Kirkland Henry Kirkland Sterling Michaels. Mrs Wilson Harlan returns to Chicago to live with daughter Mrs James Griffith and family. Miriam Colle accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Callahan
Martinsville
Bernard Robinson
Brazil
Ind
T. J. Golden
Ruth Foster
Tuscola
Terre Haute
Gladys Michaels
Jessie Read
Bess Landers
Glenn Thompson
Ival
Henry Kirkland
Sterling Michaels
Wilson
Harlan J
Chicago
James Griffith
Miriam Colle
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Marshall Citizens
Marshall residents met at Marshall Auto Sales to plan July 4 events. A committee led by Charles Cole will organize the celebration with Sam Prevo Jr and others. Activities include a ball game, balloon ascension, fireworks, and a street dance with the Chamber of Commerce band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall Auto Sales
Charles Cole
Sam Prevo, Jr
W. D. Burnett
B. G. Whitlock
Ben T. Baird
Marshall Chamber* of Commerce
Recalls for former' days
Glendale, Calif., May 29, 1922. Charlie Williams and family live behind his office in a Durabilt house. Dan Hal and wife travel from Santa Barbara, eyeing a move east. Glendale issued a record $1,022,000 in permits last month for schools and churches. more high schools and a six story building planned. May has been gloomy but sunny spells follow a 120 inch rain on May 8. Glendale reports no flood damages due to check dams and brush walls. The Forty Years Ago column recalls the Herald’s origins with M. O. and Harry Frost. Eclipse baseball memories and a 39–5 defeat in 1882. The paper is part of F. W. Kellogg’s Los Angeles Goup. Kellogg bought Norwegian printed paper rolls worth over $700,000, each roll printing about 10,000 papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Kilborn
Glendale
Calif
Charlie Williams
Charlie
Dan Hal
Sor
Santa Barbara
Levi Digkerson
Dan
Clark County
Hills
Dales
Lizzie
Illinois
Portland
California
Herald
Herald of
M. O
Harry Frost
Grabenheimer
John Rector
Eclipse
Mayer
Walter Cole
Ross
Holler
Marshall
Paris
Terre
Haute
F. W. _Kellogg
Los Angeles Express
Pasadena
San Pedro
Anaheim
Hollywood
Santa’ Ana
Kellogg
Europe
Norway
Ron
Sol Handy
Long Beach
Teddy
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Pythian Theatre
America
G. L. Huggins
Larga
Handel
Clark
Thomas
Colgrove
Frank. Cole
Burl
Candler
Ethlyn Rinker
Taylorville
Misa
Marian Miller
Resi Dent
Planet
Ernst and
Union Road
Nes
Weat Union Road
Marshall and Robinson ‘Road
Marshall People
Grand Turn
County Board of Supervisors
Mickie
Eoe
Gibraltar
Marshal
Wadley & Co
Randall
Stephenson
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