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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

Page

1

Court in Session at Casey Circuit Court Term

Circuit Court convened with many cases on the docket. Criminal cases include forgery burglary and larceny trials involving multiple defendants. Chancery matters cover foreclosures partitions and divorce suits among numerous parties led by Casey National Bank and local firms.

Davis and Son George Arney Buid Adkisson Casey James Davison Davison Adkisson People Robert Garver Logan Warner Robi. Cook John Grant George Moore Ceo. Moore Bruce Parker Robt. Garver Frank Piersall The Wm. Mineo Francis Stewart Harry Wilson T. F. Driscoll Ray McKee Ben Meneau Bernard Sclang William Henley Admr Illinois Pipe Line Co F. L. Wakefield Clinton A. Beck

Automobile Found Near School Grounds Turning Up Ownership

A Buick roadster left near the north side school grounds was found by Deputy Sheriff Short with the rear plate removed and the front plate reversed. Indiana plates led to owner M. H. Lucas of Terre Haute, who arrived and started the car but police have not located the thieves.

North Side Dan Stover Short Indiana Indianapolis M. H.lucas 7Th St. Terre Haute

Minstrel Harp Entertainers Delight Local Lyceum Crowd

The Minstrel Harp Entertainers drew a good house on Monday night as part of the winter lyceum series. Doris Farnum performed despite a severe cold, earning favorable notices for her work. Tenor Charles Young from Duluth impressed with expressive singing, while pianist Mildred Waugh of Kansas provided strong accompaniment and solo artistry.

Lyceum Doris Farnum Charles Young Duluth Minnesota Mildred Waugh Kansas State

Medical Society Meeting Planned in Martinsville

The Clark County Medical Society will hold a meeting in Martinsville tomorrow. Local physicians are expected to attend to discuss association matters and upcoming events.

Clark County Medical Society Martinsville

Harding Picture Slashed in Courthouse Portrait Attack

A knife attack on a large portrait of Warren G. Harding in the courthouse protests the post election trend. The incident reflects earlier propaganda about Harding’s genealogy. The Court of Honor meets Friday night, November 12 with special business on the agenda.

Warren G. Harding Court House Harding Court of Honor

Armistice Day Anniversary Events in Marshall

Clark County Post No 90 American Legion marks Armistice Day with a program in the Opera House and a football game against Garfield of Terre Haute. The day includes assembly times, speeches by Captain Poorman and James Crayton, Medal presentations, and a dance for ex service men at Johnson's Hall.

Clark County American Legion Marshall Marshall Chamber of Commerce Chas. E. Pettit Arthur Poorman James Crayton Danville Illinois Father Wilson M. T . Sys Garfield Terre Haute Pythian Theatre Brown Garfield Johnson's Hall

Short Feigns Affidavit in Bank Robbery Case at Ste. Marie

Grover and Thompson in penitentiary for the Ste Marie bank robbery swear Charles Short nabbed them. While others doubt the claim, the affidavit is expected to dispel uncertainty about the arrest.

Grover Thompson Ste. Marie Charles Short

Local Marriage Licenses Reported in County Records

Edgar Brown 26 of Johnson township weds Pearl Frances Groves 23 of Crooked Creek township in Cumberland County. Forest E. Perisho 2 to Grace Irwin 18, both of Casey. J C Stewart 24 Camden SC weds Olive Parkhurst 21 Casey. Alva Spencer 20 Wabash township weds Celia Elliott 20 Wabash township. F E Bucker 37 Nashua Iowa weds Cecil Dylan 30 Martinsville township.

Edgar Brown Johnson Township Pearl Frances Groves Crooked Creek Cumberland County E. Perisho Casey Grace Irwin J.C Stewart Camden Olive Parkhurst Casey Alva Spencer Wabash Township Celia Elliott F E Bucker Nashua Iowa Cecil Dylan Martinsville

Miss Sweeting Weds Alfred A Bell in Quiet Montrose Service

Miss Bessie N Sweeting daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Swering of Marshall married Alfred A Bell eldest son of Mr and Mrs A Pr Bell of Terre Haute at Montrose MFE church. The couple exchanged rings in a small ceremony attended by the families. They will reside with the groom’s parents at 1324 S. 16th Street Terre Haute for a few months.

Bessie N Sweeting Wm Swering Marshall Alfred A Bell Pr Bell Terre Haute Montrose MFE Bell S. 16Th Street

Allen Visits High School Plan For Memorial Tablet

Edgar W. Allen of Curtis Publishing visited the high school to discuss cooperation with the school in providing a memorial tablet honoring the men who served in the war. The plan met with much favor among faculty and pupils.

Edgar W. Allen Curtis Publishing Company

Teachers Examinations Set for November 12 and 13

Announcement notes examinations for teachers certificates will be held on Friday and Saturday November 12 and 13. The notice appears in a Minneapolis Journal clipping with casual asides and quotations about distance friendship and a cartoon caption about losing gracefully.

Red Cross Roll Call Sets Nov Dates in County

The Red Cross renewal runs November 11 to 25 starting with Armistice Day and ending with Thanksgiving. One half of each membership dollar funds national work while the rest stays in the county. Five secretaries handle the $1.00 fees: William Chenoweth in Casey. J I Frydon in Martinsville. T A Bardin in Westfield. Fred Reisner in West Union. and Miss Nelle Warriner in Marshall.

Red Cross Marshall Clark County Williiam Chenoweth Casey J_ I Frydon Martinsville T A Bardin Westfield Fred Reisner West Union Nelle Warriner

Farm Membership Drive Aims To Add Clark County Farmers

The Clark County Farm Bureau joins 87 counties in the Minnesota Agricultural Association. A week long clean up campaign begins November 15 to recruit farmers who wish to belong to organizations serving county state and national interests.

Clark County Farm Bureau The Minois Agricultural Association Clark County

Ferris Family Welcomes Baby Boy

Mr and Mrs Charles Ferris announce the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Hubert Ferris. The family shares the happy news of the newborn.

Charles Ferris Hubert Ferris

The Deepest Cave Yet Found Near Fredericks Hall

The deepest cave known lies near Fredericks Hall Norway, at about 17 000 feet deep. The text notes wonders of nature and compares cave beauty to other sites, praising our own for real beauty and interest.

Frederickshall Norway

Real estate transfers and lot sales in Dennison and Martinsville

H R Snedeker transfers to Willis Prewett for lots in Dennison at 30 dollars. Rachel Prewett to Edward Sears for Dennison lots at 300 dollars. E D Stull and others to Perry Fouty and others for a Casey lot at 3387 dollars. Ava Taubeneck and others to Catherine Green for a Marshall lot at 750 dollars. W F Rush to D A Macklin for a Martinsville lot at 2500 dollars, then Macklin to W F Bush for another Martinsville lot at 2500 dollars. Nellie E Hanks to Frank Mitchell for a Martinsville lot at 3700 dollars. C L Myers to Sarah J Morgan for a Martinsville lot at 1400 dollars. Village of Westfield to Mapie FI Inc for 5 acres at 29-12-14 for 100 dollars. Catherine Hennery and others to Dorsie R Spittler for Vandalis Park lots at 1000 dollars. Etta C Irving to Alva Hartland for 29-12-14 and 35 000 dollars.

H R Snedeker Willis Prewett Dennison Rachel Prewett Edward Sears D Stull Et Perry BE. Fouty Lot Casey Ava Taubeneck Catherine Green Marshall W F Rush D. A. Macklin Martinsville W. F Bush

Railroads Lose 656 Million Under Federal Control

Private operation of railroads for six months after federal control ends will cost the government 656 million dollars. Railroads show a 206 million dollar net deficit in that period, with the treasury to pay 450 million under the net income guarantee. Increased rates were in effect to raise carriers gross revenue by about 1.5 billion annually.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Treasury Miust Railroad Iater Board

Evangelical Sunday School and Revival Services Announcement

A faith notice invites attendance at Sunday school at 9 30 a m and revival services at Big Creek each night at 7 00 p m plus Sunday morning at 10 30 a m. The message encourages everyone to come to McCoy for services led by Pastor.

Big Creek McCoy

Congregational Sermon Themes for Sunday Services

Rev Clark S Thomas PhD will lead the Congregational Sunday program with a morning service on Man, the Incarnation of Christ, and a Sunday evening talk titled No Personal or Hell Wire but a Victorious Loving Father God J there Punishment for Sin. Sunday school starts at 9 30.

Incarnation of Christ Clark S Thomas

Methodist Sunday School and Services Schedule

The Methodist church lists Sunday school at 9 30 with autumn revival in mood Morning service at 10 45 features a sermon The Riches of Poverty The Epworth League plans events next Sunday 5 30 social time 6 15 light lunch 6 15 discussion Facing the Results of our Words and Things Evening worship at 7 2 0 sermon The Great Sort of Religion for the Ordinary Wain Mid week gathering Wednesday 7 30 Public invited Pastor C E Pettit invites all to attend

Epworth League Methodist Church Pettit

Royal Neighbors to Meet at Camp Edwards

Royal Neighbors convene at Camp Edwards with 7600 Rook of A set to attend a regular session Friday November 12 at 730 pm. Members urged to be present. Delinquents must be addressed.

Camp Edwards Rook of A

Armistice Day Observance Shuts Most Businesses Early

Tomorrow on Armistice Day, all business houses will close between noon and 430 pm with exceptions for drug stores and pool rooms. The closure reflects a regional observance and affects general commerce except for approved necessities.

Evolution of Highway Pavement Standards and Load Limits

State Highway Department discusses thicker concrete pavements from 1913 to 1929 and wider road widths under federal aid. It warns against heavy trucks destroying road foundations and calls for beam strength standards and strict weight enforcement with ongoing research and 450 miles of trials.

State Highway Department Chicago Bureau of Public Roiisst Washington State Division of Highways US Bureau of Public Roads Gork

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