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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
5
Marshall Township High School defeated Paris High School 13 to 6 Saturday afternoon in a tightly played game. Paris led early but Marshall scored twice in the final quarter to secure the win. Marshall had shown strength early, holding Paris to a one yard line on four downs in the first half.
In a letter to Clark County voters dated November 7 at 7 am, candidate CLEN RCLEMENTS states he cannot reach every home before election day. He will be in his office Saturdays until election and visits homes as time allows, accompanying Democratic congressional candidate Mr. Smith on a county speaking tour.
The produce market shows strong demand and high prices for items including eggs butter lard cream and potatoes. Buyers seek produce and promise to follow actual markets to assure right prices.
Marshall residents host visiting relatives from Paris Robinson Champaign Indianapolis and Mattoon. Dates include weekend and Sunday gatherings with John Weir Amy Weir and Miss Doris Keffer among hosts. A marriage license issued to Roy Staley and Edna Perrine. Local moves include Hasson family from Westfield and H A Keifer's California visit. Community events feature Red Men oyster supper and bridge club entertainments.
John L. Hawker of the Community Club urges extensive road dragging on dirt roads near Marshall to fill ruts and smooth surfaces. He notes prior grading nearby and questions enforcement of a drag law, with the Good Roads Committee investigating.
The Methodist church groups unite for a reception next Friday evening at 4 30 to honor Rev Mr Sandmeyer returning for another year in Marshall. The program includes features of interest and invites the public and church membership to attend and show appreciation for past work.
The church will hold both morning and evening services next Sunday with a choir. Morning topic is The Parable of Responsibility and the evening topic Limiting God. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. The Annual Mission Study Class begins Thursday at 7 30 with Our South American Neighbors by Bishop Homer C Stuntz as text.
The death of Herbert Virgil Craig aged one year and ten months followed a short illness from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Ohio church on Sunday conducted by Rev. Bert Eckels with burial in the nearby cemetery.
Advertisement urges readers not to pay high prices for frames and glass and offers custom framing in any size or shape at lower costs. It mentions Bubeck & Gallagher and contrasts framing savings with costly options. A satirical note about readers and a coroner’s habit follows.
The Evangelical Association reports revival in progress at Emanuel church with two adults and one infant baptized Sunday. An additional baptism occurred at Marshall church. Zion church preaches Sunday at 10 30 and Emanuel at 7 15 with Sunday school at 9 30 led by Pastor Joseph L Buyer.
The case of People versus N W Rollings proceeds on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Court records show prosecution and defense filings and a scheduled hearing as authorities pursue adjudication.
Engraved cards and stationery offered at moderate Herald office prices. Golden Star body polish promotes a new look for automobiles and is sold at Pulver's Garage.
List of farms and city properties for sale on easy payments and bargain prices. Special 105 acre well improved farm 514 miles southeast of Marshall priced at 7000 dollars. Both phones Marshall tl.
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