Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

We have 16,533,476 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1925

Page

7

Lawrenceville Defeated by Marshall in Lopsided Football Game

Marshall overwhelms Lawrenceville 59 to 0 as Buckner, Sockler, Kuhn and others score multiple touchdowns. Buckner and Sockler convert after touchdowns. game features strong Marshall line and dominant defense throughout.

Lawrenceville Marshall Buckner Malloy Jot Igs Sockler Kuhn Martin Frank McGee Fawley Taubeneck Renner McGee Scott and Walker Sackler Taubeneck ' Zehner Cess Renner Lore -Nveneseserseecenenes LG Eee Smith Cunningham Haeanieeys C Booth Lewis Findley Taylor Shotts Geisert Huffman Hostetler Dunlap

Ex-con Al Allen Warns Illinois Students On Honesty and Crime

Alvaron Snow Allen, a reformed prisoner, spoke at Illinois State Normal University urging youths to earn the honest dollar and avoid petty deceit. He linked schoolroom dishonesty to later crimes, described prison life, and urged teachers to guide students toward lawful paths and responsibility.

Alvaron Snow Allen Illinois State Normal University Allen Minnesota

Seat hogs in class warned by humorous columnist

A humorous school column admonishes students who crowd desks and aisles, spread books into neighbors, stuff papers into others’ desks, and ignore waste baskets. It urges keeping books on one’s own desk and carrying personal notes to the waste basket, with a playful nudge to reform.

Mary Mabel Ann

Local residents logged in Terre Haute Paris and West Union

On November 11 14 and 15 local residents including Virginia Knipe Loraine Nelson Edna Miller Virginia Quick Pearl Baker and others were in Terre Haute Paris Martinsville Jasonville and West Union. A new library set World Best Orations and modern history references were added to the school collection at half price.

Virginia Knipe Terre Haute Loraine Nelson Paris Edna Miller Virginia Quick Myrtle Grace Kirby Pearl Baker Joe Connelly Parilee Hurst Mary Johnson Sylvia Ritter Martinsville Eva Burkhart Katherine Elizabeth Cunningham Genevieve Myles Dave Lena Forsythe Jasonville Indiana Jot Malloy Kenneth McCorichie Opal Kirchner Lois Lucan Jessie Welsh Lena Kiger Willina Wiser Mary Amyx Virginia McClure Francesa Ferris Mildred Haugh Mildred Lucille Craig Nina Kannamacher Marie McDaniels Louise Foley Dorothy Marvin West Union Velda Hurst Rex Cork Leland Baker Robinson Louise Edwards Neil Nightlinger

Cast is chosen for The Whole Towns Talking

The Dramatic Club selects a 12 member cast for a December 17 and 18 performance. Henry Simmons is paired with William Rector, Chester Binney, Donald Swift, Roger Shields, and others including Letty Ruth Carpenter and Sadie Bloom. Synopsis centers on a paint firm senior partner arranging marriages for his bachelor partner leading to mistaken loves and a prize fighter visiting town.

Dramatic Club Henry Simmons William Rector Chester Binney Fred Reglin Donald Swift Sam Prevo Binney Letty Roger Shields Bernard Myles Europe Continental Edward Craig Mrs. Simmons Virginia Kuipe Ethel Elizabeth Rhoads Ruth Carpenter Lila Sally Mildred Craig Dave Forsythe Sadie Bloom Mary Martin Annie June Metz Mrs. Jackson Mary Davidson Chester Binny Pearl Baker Parlee Hurst Kathryn Mayer

Mr Garvey Explains Fundamentals of Debating Club

A J. S. D. C. meeting on Monday November 16 welcomed all interested in debating. Mr Garvey spoke on The Fundamentals of Debating covering supporting the proposition common ground and the brief for debate. The session aided members and the club seeks student support. Miss Mamie Jones and Mr N F Garvey attended a Cham pagne dance on November 14.

Garvey Mamie Jones Mr. N. F. Garvey Champaign

Famous Football Adds Notable Trophy Case Feature

A local trophy case displays a pigskin with a history as Marshall High School players have kicked off 33 times in the last three games and MTHS has not yet received a kickoff. The ball has yielded 175 points for Marshall while opponents have not scored with it.

Marshall

I Can't Get Speed From That Car You Sold Me

The dialogue features a car owner complaining of a lack of speed, claiming the seller boasted about prior arrests. Other snippets include family banter about napkins, dogs, expressions origin, wool versus cotton, hair shrinkage, and a child with head pain.

Herbert Sisson

Milton Dickens Tops Wesleyan Varsity Debating Tryouts

Milton Dickens, former M T H S student and member of last year's senior class, was chosen for Wesleyan's varsity debating team after ranking first in tryouts. He previously won first in ovation at Charleston and at the county spring meet and helped his teams win during four years of participation.

Milton Dickens Wesleyan Milton Charleston

General Science Spotlight in MTHS Curriculum

General Science replaces physiology for freshmen at MTHS. The course covers germs and health with microscope study of bacilli. Students complete home projects on home life and community, record rainfall and temperature, and create health related posters.

Basketball practice begins after gym floor finished

Coach Carpentier called for basketball with about 15 players answering the summons and practice starting at once. The start was delayed briefly for gym floor painting and bank boards but prospects for the season look bright and a good season is expected. Players who also played football will report after the football season ends.

Carpentier

Balanced Rations for Livestock Diets

An overview of balanced rations for cattle horses and other livestock. It explains that roughage needs vary by species and work level, emphasizes palatable concentrates, and notes steps for calculating rations, with a focus on efficiency and health.

Fenton Collier

Initiation Night for Latin Club Members

The Latin Club held its Tuesday night initiation on November 10 with new members Virginia Luckhaupt Ruth Braynard Effie Burkeybile Helen Coldren Wilma Gels ert Mae Dawson Lucille Mathews Wayne McCleary George Schwartz Leland Baker Dean Findley and Edward Craig. Activities included magic stone antics apple bobbing and a word scramble with refreshments afterward.

Latin Club Virginia Luckhaupt Ruth Braynard Effie Burkeybile Helen Coldren Wilma Gelsert Mae Dawson Lucille Mathews Wayne McCleary George Schwartz Leland Baker Dean Findley Edward Craig

Marshall Weekend Socials Highlight Alumni and Local Visits

Champaign alumni John Hollenbeck and Frank Reynolds and others visited relatives over the weekend. Marriage of Glenn Wright and Edith Miller occurred Saturday in Marshall. Local residents attended the Terre Haute parade and fireworks Wednesday night, November 1.

John Hollenbeck Jordie Lewis Austin Claypool Frank Reynolds Champaign Carroll Alford Fishback Trene Stewart Indianapolis Marshall Louise Deaner University of Illinois Alma Davison Paris Glenn Wright Edith Miller B. C. Earhart Mary E. Pulver Loraine Nelson John Black Glenn Wyrick Terre Haute

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scott John Scholfield Marshall Township High School Marshall, Illinois News Marshall, Ilinois STAI Margaret Grisham Aye Findley Viginia Knipe Parslee Hurst Virgil Claypool Bill Rector Meth McConchie Eleanor Snavely Edith Wright Walter Booth Helen A. Dooley Mary Casteel Elson Editorial M. T. H. S. Calendar Cation Chalmers Clatfelter Tarquin Bennett Gerald Thompson Robert Cox Knick Knacks Harry Moviher Sir Walter Raleigh Weir Fred
Search Courier

Search the Marshall Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Marshall Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication