Marshall 27 Westfield 0 comeback barrages in rough game
Marshall dominates Westfield 27 to 0 as Buckner intercepts twice and runs 65 yards for a score. Fumbles and errant passes from Fawley plagued the Marshall offense in the first half, with a 30 yard punt return TD by Buckner and a safety shaping the half.
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Fawley
Westfield
Marshall
Buckner
Green
Martin
Findley
Booth
Rider
Weeden
Paris
L. W Williams
Urbana
Marshall Superintendent of Schools
Lewis
Crumlin
Redman Findley
Redman Fawley
Hall Beuhler
McDaniels Booth
RT Green
Smitley
McGee
Reglin
Bierbaum Westfeld
A. Williams
C Williams
Cor Vanscoyk
Vaughn Russell
State Normal
Lovell
Terre’-Haute
Hnesman
Norman Dunlap
Obituary of Fremont U Denzer of Marshall Illinois
Fremont Ulysses Denzer son of Henry Gustave and Julia Ann Denzer was born in Marshall Illinois October 28 1863 and died November 3 1926 at age 63. He leaves a sister Mrs Alex Gard Melrose township and a half sister Mrs Wilhelmina Chickadonz plus other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 10:00 am with Rev D A Kroft officiating and interment at Ohio cemetery.
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Fremont Ulysses Denzer
Henry Gustave
Julia Ann Denzer
Marshall
Illinois
Alex Gard
Melrose Township
Wilhelmina Chickadonz
Wm Imle
D. A. Kroft
Ohio Cemetery
Local social notes from Bellair and nearby towns
Mrs. Virgil Payne visits Eureka Kansas to see her brother Russell Matheny. Mrs M F Tingley of Marshall and Mrs Ruth Big and Miss Lois Swallam of Terre Haute spend time with Mrs Jas Syeallum. Mrs J G Morrison of Brownwood Texas visits Akron Ohio to see her mother. Other relatives in Tuscola and Sullivan Illinois are mentioned along with various weekend visits and domestic arts lessons.
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Virgil Payne
Bellair
Eureka
Kans
Russell Matheny
M. EF. Tingley
Marshall
Ruth Big
Lois _Swallum
Terre Haute
Jas. Syeallum
J. G. Morrison
Brownwood
Texas
Akron
Ohio
Sylvia Snearly Peer
Yale
Baker in Whippet Stops in Marshall
Cannon Ball Baker, famed race driver, arrived in Marshall at 1 PM to briefly visit a Willys Overland dealer and inspect the Whippet test car. He began from New York City last Wednesday aiming a coast to coast run to prove gas mileage and performance across multiple states with observer A H Means.
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Cannon Ball” Baker
Marshall
Albert Sockler
Willys-Overland
Baker
New York City
New York
Indianapolis
A. H Means
National Department of the American Automobile Association
Effingham
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Associations Buy For Their Members
About half of farmers business associations engage in cooperative buying. Of 14,800 associations listed by the USDA, 6,386 reported buying farm supplies for members, serving over one million people with 1925 transactions surpassing 800 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
U. S Department of Agriculture
Maryland
New Jersey
Kansas
Ohio
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
California
Iowa
New York
Minnesota
New England
Middle
Milo
Community notices from Choctaw and nearby towns
The passage lists numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings across Choctaw Avon Terre Haute Marshall Clarksville Mt. Carmel Clarksville and nearby areas. It notes moving plans for David Walker to a farm near Avon and mentions multiple households including Ledermann Blizzard Cline Johnson Brown and Doolin with various relatives visiting throughout the weekend.
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David Walker
Dean
Jean
Eleanor Higginbotham
Ledermann
Katy Walker
Grant Hollenbeck
Avon
Charles Hollenbeck
H. C Buzzard
Terre Hautes
Ray Davison
Thos
Blizzard
Hershel Cline
William Cline
Ohio
Fred Ledermann
Fred Imle
Near Marshall
William Norton
Minnie Cline
Ida Wyrick
Grant French
Mt. Carmel
Perry Jackson
Frank Johnson
Paris
George Johnson
Clarksville
Edward Burger
Ohio Chapel Visits and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Gerald Davison and son Quinten spent Sunday with her parents David Spittler and family. Irene Craig visited, with Olive Marvin and the White family. Ted Miller and son Elbert of Snyder spent Sunday with Henry Miller. Bonnie Collier visited with her aunt Mrs Ted Miller. Goldie Brown was taken to Robinson hospital for surgery and improving. Gard families were summoned by the death of a relative at Fremont Center. Rev Carl Carpenter preached at the place. Hirsch family from Ernst and Fritz visited John Holler. others included Robert Smith and a Chicago niece. Mrs Harry Thompson Ida Craig Alma and Grace White visited Hurlus Brown.
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Gerald Davison
Quinten
David Spittler
Irene Craig
Olive Marvin
Alma and
Grace
Robert White
John Alexander
R Ted Miller
Elbert
Snyder
Henry Miller
Bonnie Collier
Ted Miller
Goldie Brown
Robinson Hospital
Alex Gard
H. Gard
Carroll Gard
Ernst
Fremont Center
Carl Carpenter
Wm. Hirsch
Fritz
Robert Smith
Terre Haute
Simith
Chicago
John Holler
Crooked Creek Social News Short Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Smith welcome a son born Monday November 2. Mrs Margie Dulaney is the former Miss Margie Dulaney. Several local residents and visitors are noted: Mrs Elsie Ramsey with Mrs Grace Irwin, funeral of Miss Helen Elliott on Darwin road, Mrs Harry Dulaney with Earl Smith, Mrs Will Bloomfield with sister Mrs Owen Ramsey, Emma Medley and Eis ie Ramsey with Ruby visiting Earl Smith, Charles Persell and family with Goldman of Terre Haute, Nettle Smith, Mattie Bake and children at Paris guests, Max Campbell with John Stepp, Thomas Broyr also mentioned.
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Earl Smith
Smith
Margie Dulaney
Elsie Ramsey
Grace Irwin
Helen Elliott
Darwin Road
Harry Dulaney
Will Bloomfield
Owen Ramsey
Emma Medley
Eisie Ramsey
Ruby
Charles Persell
Familly
Goldman
Terre Haute
Nettie Smith
Mattie Bake
Elwood
Kenneth
Mary Nell Huffman
George
Fredenick
Dorothy Jomes
Paris
C R Ramsey
Max Campbell
John" Stepp
Thomas Broyr
Taxpayers May Get Refund on Taxes
Washington state that Congress may enact a 10 to 12 percent refund on 1925 income taxes. Department of the Treasury estimates total refunds of 180 to 216 million dollars for individuals and corporations if approved.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Coolidge
Department of the Treasury
White House
Department
of the Treasury
Peveeash
Crisis of Trust and Social Mirth in a Fragmented Era
A jumble of quotes and snippets reflects social tensions and opinions on gender roles, ambition, and public virtue. The text juxtaposes comments on women, mothers, and Americans with musings on success, envy, and secrecy, highlighting a literary collage style.
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Fremont Denzer
Jon
Gertrude Orrell
Amo
Ind
Clinton C. Green
Teacher's College At
Charleston
H. A Green
BE. A. Dyer
Mary Finney
J. D Finney
Casey
BA Shaes
Chas
Grove
Bsa
Mery
Wee Ly
Whippet
A. H. Means
The
National Department of
Carl Brown
Alonzo Brown
Paul Doolin
Thomas Brown
Milton Brown
Mary Leach
James Brown
Ohio Chapel
Harry Thompson
Ida Craig
Alma
Grace White
Hurlus Brown
Crooked Creek
Corporation
Department of Treasury
Tia
Hevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet
Hihois
Asherbantam
Oo Hey Pye
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Delmonte
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