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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1927

Page

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Mothers and Machines in a Modern Age War of Ideas

Dr. Aycock reports the infantile paralysis germ is classified and an antitoxin source is sought. Ford and General Motors clash over value and quality in a booming car market. Public affection laws, wartime readiness, and education insights from Harvard President Lowell frame a wide-ranging view of modern society.

Aycock Harvard Flexner and Noughi Rockefeller Institute Ford Alfred P. Sloan Jr General Motors

Rev Able to Speak at Armstrong Church

Rev Fred Able and family will speak at Armstrong Church on Thursday evening October 20 at 7:00 about mission work in Japan. Special singing planned. An offering will help pay his expenses back to Japan.

Fred Able Armstrong Church Japan Able Marshall Janan

IHC Course to Be Given Here in Marshall

F J Wolfe of the International Harvester Company visited Marshall last week to arrange a series of short courses in agriculture horticulture gardening and home economics. The Extension Department staff will present demonstrations and discussions aimed at farm and home problems for the community on October 31 and November 1.

Agricultural Extension Department International Harvester Company of Chicago Marshall F. J. Wolfe The Harvester Company

Yelloway Bus Line To Go Through Marshall

The Yelloway Bus will pass Marshall twice daily with stops at the National Dixie hotel. The west bound service arrives at 11 55 A M and the east bound at 2 05 P M, handling interstate traffic only.

Pea Yelloway Marshall National Dixie Hotel Morni

Brother of Dr Culllop Dies in Vincennes Indiana

William Allen Cullop age 70 died of heart disease at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Indiana after a short illness tied to his wife Artie Goodwin Cullop’s death earlier this summer. He represented Indiana's Second Congressional district in the state House and was prominent in state Democratic circles. He is brother to Dr Samuel Cullop of Marshall.

William Allen Cullop Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Ind Artie Goodwin Cullop Cullop House of Representatives Indiana Samuel Cullop Marshall

Saturday Football Scores Roundup From Several Schools

Marshall beat Oblong 38 0 Martinsville triumphed 24 0 Effingham blanked Casey 0 Palestine shutout by Robinson 25 6 Paris did not score Villa Grove defeated Wiley 29 21 Brazil won 6 Bicknell 19 Clinton 6 Arcola 6 Newman 6 Oakland 25 Hindsboro 0 Stanfield and Hornbrook buy Keystone Cafe Friday Perce Stanfield and C W Hornbrook purchased the Keystone Cafe from John Mullen and assume possession that day Hornbrook to run the restaurant

Perce Stanfield C. W. Hornbrook Keystone Cafe John Mullen Hornbrook

Marshall Farm Bureau forms committee for livestock marketing

J. Q. Snedeker of Marshall elected president of a committee to develop a livestock marketing program. R. J. Apple elected secretary. The group includes Clark County Farm Bureau officers and Shipping Association managers. Planned activities cover publicity, community meetings, annual shipping association studies, youth outreach, audits, insurance, and sinking funds.

J. Q. Snedeker Marshall Martinsville R. J. Apple Clark County Shipping Association Farm Bureau Shipping Associations Regwar Terre Haute

Consistory Band to Play Sunday in Marshall

The Danville Consistory Band, a 75 piece ensemble, will perform Sunday afternoon on the courthouse square in Marshall from 2 to 4 o clock.

Danville Court House Square Marshall

Convention in Tuscola by Mattoon WFM S Mission Guild

A Methodist district convention will meet in Tuscola on October 20 and 21 with Miss Fern Fisher of India as the main speaker. A delegation from Marshall will attend the gathering.

Mattoon The Methodist Church Tuscola Fern Fisher India Marshall

Large sweet potato on display at state bank

The Marshall State Bank displays an 18 pound sweet potato presented by George Bender of Dudley Missouri. Bender formerly lived near Marshall and the bank counters this curious exhibit with a statement from cashier E. D. Morton.

State Bank Marshall State Bank E. D. Morton George Bender Dudley Bender Marshall

Death of 13 year old Nellie Fuller in Douglas township

Miss Nellie Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Fuller of Douglas township died Friday Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 00 at the residence with Rev Bert Eckel officiating Interment in the Marshall cemetery

Nellie Fuller Frank Fuller Douglas Township Bert Eckel Marshall Cemetary

Martinsville Faculty Entertains Lunch Guests at Marshall House

Professor Harold Bright and Martinsville high school faculty hosted a lunch at the Marshall House yesterday noon. County Superintendent and Mrs Holscher attended along with Clark County Institute instructors in Marshall.

Harold Bright Martinsville Marshall House Clark County Institute

Acreage Planted and Streets Paved Amid Town Gossip

In days gone by a vast acreage of wheat is being sown this fall and wagonloads of new corn fill streets ready for cribbing around the public square. Citizens allege a corrupt court-house ring like Tweed in New York, while John Crossley plans autumn foundations for a brick residence on the Chicago road opposite banker Morton.

Cumberland Hamilton Avery Man Clark County New York John Crossley

Goekler Williamson Marriage Reported at Castle Fin

Forty years ago Wm Goekler married Miss Sarah Williamson of Castle Fin in a Sunday ceremony at Paul Moyer's residence officiated by Rev C F Mattheis. The note also updates progress on the city hall courthouse and schoolhouse with detailing of stonework and construction stages. Attendees at a Westfield reunion included Speed Will Kilborn and spouses Hattle Whaley Emma Kilborn Rob Lynn John Spotts Will Moore Frank Baird Darwin Prewett Chas Henbest and O L Kilborn.

Wm Goekler Sarah Williamson Castle Fin C F Mattheis Paul Moyer Speed Will Kilborn Hattle Whaley Emma Kilborn Rob Lynn John Spotts Will Moore Frank Baird Darwin Prewett Chas Henbest O. L. Kilborn Westfield

Wabash River Drops Lower Than Any Time This Year

Thirty years ago the Wabash river ran lower than now as it nears new record lows with the gauge near minus eleven inches at the Big Four bridge. Workers replace the Bell telephone line between Marshall and Terre Haute with a metallic circuit cutting Marshall from the Long Distance line, affecting Western connections via Terre Haute at no extra cost. Lore Yant marks her first birthday with a family dinner including Rev. Tull and several relatives.

Wabash Bell Marshall Terre Haute Martinsville Casey Lore Yant Tull Carrie Archer Bonnie Little Margaret Alice Burnside Everett Kelfer

Reverend Pletcher Guest Preacher At Local M E Church

Twenty years ago Rev Pletcher and family arrived last week and he filled the M E pulpit here for the first time Sunday. He made a good impression on the congregation and is expected to be a popular minister. His wife and 9 year old daughter are with him. Frank Leslie and family are mentioned among local people.

Pletcher M. E Frank Leslie

Christmas Seal Sale to Begin in Illinois in 1927

Thirty five million shares of Good Health Preferrred are offered to Illinois residents at one cent per share. The sale funds tuberculosis work via Illinois Tuberculosis and Public Health Association and county associations. The 20th Annual Seal Sale starts Thanksgiving Day, with Alpha Rodenberger promoting nursing service. Half the sale funds Marshall County, while 25 percent supports Clark County and 25 percent statewide and nationwide.

Jayne B Kerr Springfield Ilinois Illinois Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Illinois Alpha Rodenberger R.N Marshall Clark County

Haven't Sold Out Rumors About Local Businesses Denied

Zenas Murphy says he has not sold his general store on West Buena Vista Street after rumors circulated. Will Cookson remains owner of his restaurant and has not sold out, according to statements given to The Journal.

Zenas Murphy Buena Vista Street Journal Will Cookson

Local Residents Relocate to Marshall Residence

Robi Van Pelt of Auburn and Miss Maud Veach of Dolson were married yesterday by Judge Snavely. The groom is the son of John Van Pelt and the bride a daughter of W. L. Veach, former supervisor of Dolson township. Several residents who had lived at Robinson for some time have moved to Marshall and occupied Mrs. S. H Carpenter's residence.

Robinson Marshall S. H Carpenter Robi. van Pelt Auburn Maud Veach Dolson Snavely John van Pelt W. L. Veach Dolson Township

Ten Years Ago Mrs Foley Crashes Car In South Sixth Street

Mrs Pat Foley drove the heavy Ramesberger car on South Sixth Street Sunday afternoon. She tried to miss a doubtfully turning buggy, struck a telephone pole, and caused damage to both her car and the buggy. A subscription dance in Marshall Club rooms drew about thirty youths with the Mathews Sullins Archer orchestra. Miss Nettie Garver returned from Terre Haute after appendicitis surgery. Will G Geheb and Miss Nora S Jackson were married at St Marys church by Rev J M Wilson.

Pat Foley South Sixth Street Nettie Garver Terre Haute Union Hospital Will G. Geheb Nora Ss. Jackson St. Mary's Church J. M. Wilson

Marshall Wins Big Over Oblong On Home Field

Marshall football, led by coach Don Ping, routed Oblong 38 to 0 on Oblong's field. Buckner led ground gainers with McGee and Bennett contributing as the team dominated, leading 25 to 0 at halftime. Marshall plans to meet Newton tomorrow at 2:00 PM on the local gridiron.

Newton Marshall Don Ping Oblong Ping Buckner McGee Bennett

Ohio Oil Company Leases Lot for Winter Storage

The Ohio Oil Company, which purchased the lot of the former light plant, has leased the site to the State Highway Department of Iliots to store materials during the winter.

Ohio Oil Company The State Highway Department of Iliots

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph Mack Mrs. Mack Summerall Europe Germany Poland United States National Air Forces International Harvester Company Acurate Egypt Sudan Lowell Armstrong International Harcester Company Vincennes, Ind Stanfield and Chas. Thornsburg Marshall Shipping Asociation R.fe Apple Mickie Sai Merrick Illinois Hotel Association K. Florence Cochran the Herald B. D. Hudson Rush Dolson Alice Eaton F. O. Lutz Mollie Kendall G. C. Hallauer Ed Higginbotham C. BE. Clatfelter T. E. Davis John «A. Brosman Wilbert Mundorf W. HH. Tibbs Doll Lichtenberger Adam Lichtenberger Ida Bush Emmett Tharp
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