November Term of Circuit Court Opens With Judge Brewer
The November term of the circuit court convenes Monday with Judge Walter Brewer of Paris presiding. The grand jury comprises listed members. the petit jury includes numerous residents. No new criminal or common law cases. several new chancery cases and foreclosures are scheduled, with many divorce and partition actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brewer
Paris, Fl
WII
Circuit Court
Walter ‘Brewer
Paris
Chase Bollenbeck
Jesse Shaffner
Thomas Morgan
John Wiley
Fred Chrysler
Fpeonard King
Palmer Cornwell
B. L. Danghheteos
Andy Trey
Herschel Knowles
Walter Day
C. A. Rienbolt
S Owen Perry
Harry Ramesberger
Geo. sEindsey
Wm. McNarland
P. C. Ha Wren
Dean Cooper
Arthur Hammond
Geo. Ramsey
H. H. Hall
W. F. Weavapeance
Seigel
We Mein B
Petit Jury
Chas. Allen
George Morgan
John Champior
Will Hills
M. R. Adkins
A John Green
Fred Strohm
Newt Bean
Geo. ‘von Lanken
David Elston
Everet Harper
Bert Eckle
Otto Stanfield
W Secrest
John Fessenbeck
S W Gallatin
J. A. Turner
Chas Beachout
Stacey Wernz
Roy Miller
Andy Hardway
Ruben Anderson
Melvin
Hall
Roy Allen
Frank Montgomery
Geo. Douglas
Fred E. Weber
Jesse Haddix
Lot Reece
Gs. J
Carlyle
E A. Snyder
Harry McDaniel
A. H. Hix
Martinsville Loan
Ass'n
Stephen F. Kerins
Divorce and Foreclosure Notices in Martinsville Cases
A set of court notices lists divorces for Harry Kennedy and Donna Kennedy. Ethel Low and Fred W. Low. Foreclosures involve Martinsville Loan and Building Association against multiple defendants including John D. Hurst Mae Hurst C. B. Low Ethel V. Low and Daniel F. Elmore et al. A partition and accounting suit files for Pearl Schuelke and Alice Consner versus Elmer White. Additional cases include cases against B W. Gritty Rhoney R. Saulsberry and others. Local banks and city entities appear in several foreclosures and injunction actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Building and Loan Assn
Ervin Thatcher
Ashmore Building and Loan Assn
Carroll O. Messenger
J. W. Selley
W. H. Squires Bill
the Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co
Newark
N. J
Ettle C. Hays
Seymour Brown
Henry S. Montgomery
Charles Kirchner
Andrew Kesler
Myrtle Shawver
Levin T. Tingley
Albert C. Hammond
A. H. Hix
Board of Trustees of Schools
Fred Tarman
First National Bank of Westfield
C Parker
First National Bank
Casey, Ill
Inc
Glaude Mauk
H. C. Montgomery
Pina Shields
Henry Shields
Set Hosea WH. Irwin
Sarah Irwin
C. Y. Coleman
Doria Coleman
Harry Kennedy
Donna Kennedy
Mary G. Guthries
Charles E. Guthries
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Parl R. Gard
Martinsville Loan and Bldg Association
John D. Hurst
Mae Hurst
Martinsville Bldg and Loan Assn
C. B. Low
Ethel V. Low
William S. Logan
Blanch Green
Pearl Schuelke
Alice Consner
Elmer White
Bill
Ruth Covert
Fred Covert
Brennan Defeated but Dry Law Modification Favored
Illinois returns show Brennan defeated in the U S Senate race with partial precinct results. County and statewide tallies list Cook and downstate totals for Smith Cook Magilli Wines and Brennan with varying vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Chicago
Illinois
Smith
Cook County
Downstate
Magilli
Wines Brennan
Halloween Frolic Draws Large Marshall Crowd
A fourth annual Halloween frolic in Marshall drew a large street crowd on Saturday. The parade led by the American Legion Drum Corps moved at 8:30 PM, with prizes awarded for best costumes. Winners included Wm Plew Paris as a prisoner and Ethel McKinzie Marshall as an old fashioned girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
American Legion
Jack Cline
Lydia English
Perry Lewis
Wm. Plew
Paris
Ethel McKinzie
Lloyd Davison
Chrisman
Harry Ramersberger
Boutwell
Liberty
Génevieve McCauley
Reta Schumaker
Maggie
Marion Regew
Harold Lee
Om Forest
Satterfield
As & Trog
Oswhr
Reece
Sante Claud
Janes
Davison
Columbus
Josephine Guinnip
Cecil Burkeybile
2&E
Tl. B. Biggins
Lucy Beuhler
Luéwle Jennings
Marjorié Stover
Alma Lent Hutchinson
Marshall boy appointed assistant to manager
Albert Eugene Smith son of Forest B. Smith Marshall Illinois has been appointed assistant to the circulation manager of the bi weekly Reflector at Indiana Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Eugene Smith
Forest B. Smith
Marshall
Illinois
Indiana Central College
Holaday Wins 2 to 1 in 18th District Contest
Wm. P. Holaday, Republican, defeated Democrat Wilber H Hickman by two to one in the 18th district race for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Holaday
Wilber H J. Hickman
Indiana Senators Triumph in Republican Wins
James E Watson tops Indiana voters by 13 000 and Arthur Robinson by 22 000 to win United States Senate honors for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James E Watson
Arthur Robinson
United States Senate
Community newspaper as a shared local venture
The piece stresses reader involvement in the newspaper as a community affair. It urges subscribers to read, advertise, and supply news, highlighting collective ownership and responsibility for the paper’s success.
Marshall car crash injures Stewart after football game
Early evening collision near Marshall after a Wiley Marshall football game in Terrét Haute involved Carlos Stewart driving with his car skidding after being blinded by oncoming lights. Mrs Newell and other occupants escaped serious harm though Stewart was cut by shattered glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Stewart
Tildebak
Nash
John Newell
Tétre Haute
Marshall- Wiley
Terrét Haute
Livingston
Carlos Stewart
Newell
Robinson
Beuhler
Marshall
Marie McDaniel
Howard Leach
Mr Newell
City Council Holds Regular Meeting Monday Evening
City council met for its regular monthly session Monday evening. The council spent most of the meeting approving bills and handling routine financial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Ihs
Examinations To Be Held Next Week For Teachers
The third quarterly examination for teachers certificates will occur in Marshall county court room on Friday and Saturday November 12 and 13. Day one covers physiology grammar orthography reading geography and US history. Day two includes pedagogy Illinois history and civics state course of study arithmetic general science algebra English botany zoology physics chemistry physiography theory and practice. To gain second grade certificates applicants must have at least eight high school or normal school credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illinois
Boy Swallows Button. Rescue Team Achieves Removal
Bobby Geisert, a young Marshall area resident, swallowed a large coat button Friday. After an airlift of care through Indianapolis specialists, Dr. John Carmack successfully removed the object, and the child returned home Saturday evening. A separate notice reports wild geese being attracted to Marshall lights, wandering the streets near the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Kenneth Geisert
South of Marshall
R.A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Terre Haute
B. R. Baldridge
Baldridge
Indianapolis
John W Carmack
Marshall
United Brethren Pastor Unites Anderson Bride and Westfield Groom
Lexie Thompson aged 22 of Anderson township and Vera Stark aged 19 of Westfield were married Friday by Rev. ft. B. Stipes at the United Brethren parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexie Thompson
Anderson Township
Vera Stark
Westfield
Ft. B. Stipes
United Brethren Parsonare
Republicans sweep county ticket with one Democrat victory
Charleston November 3 Iir reports Republicans have carried most county offices with the exception of one race won by a Democrat. The election outcome spans the county ticket and hints at party shifts in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Iir
County
Aberif
Legion Officials Nominated At Clark County Post Meeting
Clark County Post No 99 of the American Legion nominated officers for 1927 at its Monday meeting in Martinsville. J D Minten was named commander with a slate of vice commanders, finance officials, and an executive committee. Frank Archer led entertainment as a soloist and the quartet and drum corps performed. J E Finney spoke on Philadelphia national convention mass parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Post No. 99
American Legion
J. D. Minten
Leon Cox
Ray Broadhurst
Frank Archer
Fred Moore
Jack Cline
Howard Leach
W D. Burnett
Fenton Cole
F B Cole
Chas Blundell
Homer Swisher
Charles Blundell
John Brandenstein
The
Legion
George Eitel
Junior McGee
Curly” Elliott
Glen Wyrick
Charles Trefz
Virgil Claypool
William Dixon
Wayne Hollenbeck
Frank
Police Department of
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Clark County Post No 94
Martinsville
Illinois Republicans sweep state offices in late elections
Republicans won most state offices with Kinney as treasurer and Blair as superintendent of public instruction. Democrats gained some Chicago seats, but party held likely control of both legislative chambers with two seats per house won by Democrats and Republicans dominating statewide results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Garrett D. Kinney
Samuel N Nelson
Kinney
Nelson Henry R. Rathbone
Richard Yates
Francis G Blair
University of Illinois
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Martha Franklin
George Franklin
Magine PD
Carpenter
Robert L
Gwendolyn Baker
Henry A. Baker
Robert B. Endres
Lela M Endres
Westfield Bldg
and Loan Assn
Martha J. Parker
Lillie Stephens
Bell Nelbarger
Inez Bowles
Ambert Bowles
Jessie R. Buckner
John Wells
Lacy Findley
Lydia J. Marrs
Clark County
Linois
United States
Ebesteneens Nelson Eeetene Eee
Jamieson Be Sakvoree
Trustees of the Univer Alden
Sity
Minois Evans
Grigsby
Con. Karteh
Ie Rathbone
Con- Hickman
Gress
Holaday
O'Hair
al Assembly
Dist
Baxter
Cork Gard
Arney
Jerk McNary
Stanfield
Steve Coldren
Forsythe
Sowers
Holscher
Schouls Brewer
Martinsville Loan and Bidg. Assn
Daniel F. Elmore
Et al
Bill Booster
American Legion Drum Corps of
Marshall Boy
Mickie
United Brethren
Sherif
Drum Corp Furnished Entertainment
J. E. Finney
the Herald
G. C. Cunninghast
W. A. Hanay
J. M. Brown, Randolph Ferris Charles Metz
H.R. Taylor
Joan Merrick Giles Bartlett
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