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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1926

Page

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Swindler Caught by Policeman Wallace in Marshall

Friday arrest of J. Hamilton, alias Fred G. James, in Marshall after he used checks to buy goods at Black & Hutchinson Grocery Harold Luse Jewelry and other items. Police held him until Terre Haute officers arrived. he faces fraud and perjury past convictions. Items totaled with minimal cash spent. bank transfers flagged.

J. A. Hamilton J. W. Wallace Amilton Marshall Fred G. James Black and Hutchinson Grocery Marshall State ‘Bank Terre’ Haute Harold-Luse Sockler EB. D. Morton Marshall State Bank Terre Haute Bank Terre Haute Ohio Michigan

Big Four Train Hearing Set at Robinson

The Illinois Commerce Commission schedules a 10:00 a m hearing on the Big Four railroad request to discontinue trains 504 and 519. Train 504 arrives Marshall at 9 05 a m from the south and train 519 reaches Marshall at 5 32 p m from the north. Assistant commerce commissioner George W Pillow of East St Louis will preside at Robinson and render a decision.

Ilinois

Marshall Girl Injured in Wreck Sunday Evening

Paris Illinois October 13 Dr Earl M Yackee a Paris dentist and his companion Miss Mary Brown of Marshall narrowly escaped serious injury when Yackee's new car overturned on the pavement east of Marshall Sunday evening. Yackee suffered an eye injury and Miss Brown was slightly bruised. The car was badly damaged. Cause of the accident is not learned.

Paris Ill Earl M Yackee Mary Brown Marshall Yackee Brown

West Union Man Dies at Home

Ralph Orcutt aged 51 died Tuesday evening at his West Union home. He is survived by widow Mayme, father Homer Orcutt of York, brothers Henry Orcutt of West Union and five sisters. Funeral services at 2:00 PM at the residence, burial in York cemetery.

West Union Ralph Orcutt Mayme Homer Orcutt York Henry Orcutt York Cemetery

Deaths and funeral notices in local townships

James Albert Wood 56 died at home in Wabash township Sunday. Funeral at 2:00 p.m. at Livingston church with Rev J A Sweet. interment Livingston cemetery. Donald Edward Turner three months, son of Mr and Mrs Turner. Roland Turner died at home in Dolson township Tuesday. funeral at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Clarksville Baptist Church with Rev W A Fuson. interment Clarksville cemetery. George McNelty 74 died in Anderson township Saturday. funeral at Auburn church Monday at 2:00 p.m. with Rev Galock and interment Auburn cemetery.

James Albert Wood Wabash Township Livingston Church J. A. Sweet Livingston Cemetery Donald Edward Turner Mire Roland Turner Dolson Township Clarksville Baptist Bureau George McNelty Anderson Township Auburn Ray Bert Eckle Auburn Cemetery

Dentist Installs New Equipment At West Side Office

Dr. C. D. Mitchell has installed a new Ritter chair and Weber cuspidor in his dentist rooms on the west side of the square. The equipment is described as the latest style and convenient for patient and doctor.

C. D. Mitchell Ritter Chair Weber Cuspidor

Mattoon District Evangelism Meeting Scheduled in Charleston

The Mattoon district of the Methodist church holds its annual pastors and district stewards meeting at First Church in Charleston Tuesday. Morning sessions include an evangelism school and Dr H R DeBra on personal visitation evangelism. Afternoon covers district plans and campaigns with W L D Fairchild giving an address and a 6 15 PM district banquet followed by Bishop Edgar Black of Paris delivering the main address.

Mattoon Methodist Church Charleston H R. DeBra W LD Fairchild Edgar Black Paris France

Marshall Boy to Wed This Month Says Paris Paper

William Malloy of Marshall Illinois son of Mr and Mrs Frank Malloy formerly of Paris will marry Miss Billie Mosel daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Mosel of Terre Haute. The ceremony is set for Wednesday morning October 27 at St Marys Catholic Church in Marshall. The couple will live in Marshall where Malloy works with his father in the poultry business. Mosel is known in Paris for spending much of the past year with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Del Mason and for previous work in Paris beauty shops.

Paris William Malloy Frank Malloy Marshall, Ill Billie Mosel Albert Mosel South Fifth Street Terre Haute St Mary's Catholic Church Marshall Malloy Wiss Moses del Mason

Marshall man injured when car hits wagon on Michigan

John McKinzie of Marshall sustained a broken left arm Tuesday afternoon when the wagon he rode in with Wm. Morgan was struck by a southbound car driven by W. F. Beck of Rantoul as they entered Michigan avenue from a side street. No others were hurt. The car had minor damage and the wagon wheels were smashed. McKinzie received medical attention at Dr. R. A. Mitchell's office.

John McKinzie Marshall R. A. Mitchell

Former Clark County Man Organizing Poultry Growers

John W. Walls of Effingham, a former Clark County man, is in Marshall organizing a poultry growers association to guard against chicken stealing and other forms of theft.

John W. Walls Effingham Clark County Marshall

Illinois primary law voided by Dixon judges ruling

Briefs filed in the Illinois Supreme Court argue to overturn the August Dixon circuit rulings that declare the primary law void. The state seeks to uphold free and equal elections amid redistricting disputes and one vote per delegate in county conventions.

Springfield Illinois Supreme Court Emerson, Edwards and Heer Dixon George C Sherwood Dixon Carlstrom Mark Keller Lee County Hanson Ottawa

Marshall 42 Oblong 0 leads with Buckner six kicks

Marshall routs Oblong 42 to 0 on the local field as Martin Buckner and Lewis score. Buckner adds six extra points with drop kicks while Martin shines on offense. Upcoming trip to Robinson for a 2:30 kickoff with officials listed from Terre Haute and Newton.

Marshal Marshall Martin Lewis Buckner Booth McGerat Robinson Charles Jensen Terre Haute Vaughn Russell L. Crowley Newton McGee Miller Booth Erick Beuhler Fears Fawley Prevo Pawn Hayes Findley Jones Lewis LE Epee Henry Buckner Maus Hall Johnson Hawkins Lewis J Bierbaum Beuhler Crumrin Cork Rhodes Taylor Crumlin Baker Smitley Hall G. Eitel Maurer Regtin Goomiis Myles Coomis Crummer Odell Patters Kimmel Hayes Jibney Henry Apt Cigiard Martinsvilles Lovell Fraute Kend Knesnau Dunlap

Remember Bill and the Old Neighborhood

A stray memory note recalls a neighbor named Bill who left town and the writer imagines surprising him by sending the newspaper to Hill Bet, hoping it would delight the old pals. The piece preserves a rustic tone and personal nostalgia.

Bill Miu

Gamble Company Gives Concert at High School

The Ernest Gamble Concert Company performed to a full high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Verna Page Gamble hosted with Italia Gritto presenting solos and duets joined by Mr Gamble. Mrs Gamble, formerly from Marshall, is the stepdaughter of Wis Page.

Ernest Gamble Noathly Tr Oville Verna Page Gamble Nist Italia Gritto Mr Gamble Gamble Marshell

Police lieutenant among crash victims near Marshall

Foy Murnane of the Chicago police and Mrs M J Downe were injured when their Packard left the pavement at a turn near Ernst and overturned into a ditch. Sam Prevo and Noland Johnson helped move the car to Marshall where medical aid was given for Murnane's broken right hand and Downe's minor cuts and bruises. The couple's car was lightly damaged and drove to Chicago afterward.

Lisitenant Foy Murnane Chicago Marshall Chiaro

Dedication Services Set for Clarksville Baptist Church

Rainy weather forces the Clarksville Baptist Church dedication to be moved to Sunday October 3 with Rev W A Fuson announcing the program will proceed. Pepper of East St. Louis will preach, delivering the planned sermon and services.

Clarksville Baptist Church W. A. Fuson Drist Pepper East St. Louis

Transfers listed in weekly recorded deeds

The-week recorded transfers show multiple land and lot sales including F Shafer to Anulé M Aba in 19-10-12 for 1 dollar, Craig to Barretts in Auburn for 1 dollar, Dodd to Leon, Serwise to Hohenbeck in 21-10-11 for 1 dollar, Trump to English in 199-12 for 1 dollar, Lee to Newlin in 26-12-14 for 1 dollar, Concklin to Tichenor in Martinsville for 7900 dollars, Dulaney to Serwise in Martinsville for 1 dollar, Fasle to Downer in Martinsville for 2 dollars, Kendall to Elletos in Martinsville for 2 dollars, Wood to Stover in 78-13-11 for 91 dollars, Xornes to Cole in 78-11-10 for 1 dollar, and Cole to Zornes in 18-11-50 for 1 dollar.

Vun F. Shafer Anulé M. Aba Sae Lydia Craig George E. Barretts Auburn B.A. Craig Leon. Dodd Sohn W. Serwise Wm. T. Hohenbeck Lonie L. Trump Ernest L. English Clayborne Lee Et al Zona Newlin Wm. H Concklin James T. Tichenor Martinsville Harry B. Dulaney John W. Serwise Orion GF Fasle Harry I. Downer

Community Meeting At Asbury Church This Evening

A community meeting will be held at Asbury church this evening. The program includes music and readings featuring a quartet from Marshall. The roll call response will be Some Original Hallowe en Prank.

Asbury Church Marshall Hallowe’en

Hat Box Revue Delights Crowd At Pythian Theatre Show

The Hat Box Revue staged as a modiste shop interior drew a large audience at the John F Cane Dry Goods Co presentation in the Pythian theatre. Models entered through a large hat box opened by Mary Ellen Gillespi with designs ranging from Colonial era to modern day, plus children's wear and sport styles. The event featured numerous models and an orchestra led by Wayne Hollenbeck with Chalmers Clatfelter and others providing music.

Pythian Theatre John F Cane Mesdames Harry Ramesberger Virginia Prevo Rene Spidler Winona Hughes Jane and Virginda McClure Suo Jones Ruth Carpenter Clara Forbeck Druecila Deaner Kathryn Mayer Mary Kathryn Foley Margaret Louise Rademaker Patsy Malloy Becky Tassor Mars Jane Pulver Jane Whitlock Mesdames Chas John McKinley Lilian Shepler K Allen Harry Bramesberger Misses Clart Forbeck Cruccilla Deaner Irene Spittler Virginia McClure Louise Foley

Grabenheimer Bros Paint North Square Cream

The Grabenheimer building on the north side of the square is being painted cream to freshen its look. The work is visible from the street and aims to brighten the storefront. Local officials note the project enhances the block’s historic appearance.

Grabenheimer Bros Grabenheimer

Laura Saiter Weds Arnold Bohn At Ernst Country Home

Laura Saiter married Arnold Bohn in a Sunday evening ceremony at the Ernst home of Mr and Mrs John Saiter. Rev D A Kroft officiated as Helen Coldren played Lohengrin and attendants Rose Finkbiner and Clifford Saiter assisted. The couple planned a brief Indianapolis honeymoon and will reside in Marshfield after a three day reception.

John Saiter Ernst Laura Arnold Bohn Lohengrin Helen Coldren Rose Finkbiner Clifford Saiter

Route 49 laid out by legislature at Allerton

More than 100 men including the Edgar county board attended a County Line Association luncheon at Allerton Henry Pinnell presided. The group outlined early construction of state highway No 49 from Willow Hill to Chicago planned under a 109 million dollar bond issue with present 60 million funds likely to finish this winter or spring. The proposed route would pass through numerous towns and connect Cumberland Clark Coles Edgar Champaign Vermillion and other counties with views advancing outlets to several communities. Congressmen and state officials attended the meeting including Rep Luckey Stanfield Brown and O M Jones along with Division Engineer Apple.

Allerton Ill Board of Supervisors Edgar County County Line Association Willow Hill Chicago Jasper County Yale Kansas Brocton Homer Ogden Rankin Cissna Park Crescent City Kankakee Cumberland Clark Coles and Clark Coles Edgar Douglas Champaign Vermillion Ford Vermilion Iroquois County Pinnell Allerton Church

West Union Boy Qualifies as Expert Rifleman in Marines

Adolph Glenn Vargas of West Union recently qualified as an expert rifleman in the US Marine Corps at San Diego where he is stationed. He joined in Chicago in July 1923. expert riflemen earn medals and additional pay for their skill.

Washington DC Adolph Glenn Vargas West Union US Marine Corps San Diego California Marine Corps Chicago

Stanfield Buys Blue and Gray Line Bus Firm

Stanfield acquires the Blue and Gray line that operated between Marshall and Charleston. Oscar W. Johnson of Paris is named as the former owner.

Stanfield Perces Stannfield Marshall Charleston Oscar Www. Johnson Paris

Farmers Buy Feeder Lambs Straight From Wyoming

Herman Imle of Marshall Chas Strohm and Albert Newlin of West Union have purchased 900 feeder lambs through a land pool. Lambs loaded directly from Powder River and Buffalo Wyoming aim to reduce disease and parasite risks. They plan to feed the sheep and market them early next year.

Herman Imle Marshall Chas Strohm Albert Newlin West Union W. W Merritt Mr. Merritt Powder River Buffalo

Terre Haute Couple Wed by Rev Black at Home

Charles Newport and Mrs Ida Baker of Terre Haute were married by Rev D T Black at his residence last Wednesday. The ceremony was performed in a private home setting and marks a local marriage in the Terre Haute area.

Terre Haute Rev D. T Black Wednesday Charles Newport Ida Baker D. T Black

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