Local notices from Marshall include visitors and events
JHE Medford notes several visitors in Marshall such as Frank Brown from Shelbyville and Sir K Hines from Noblesville, with Miss Ruth Gard and Anne Walters visiting. Frank Cork and Merrick Cox visited, and J Cline of Walnut Prairie plus Seymour Hurst returned from Chicago. Franklin Myers sold his farm near town to Bert Eckles and will move to Marshall. The K of P lodge plans a 3th anniversary program tomorrow night inviting all Knights and families. A card party hosted by the Marshall Club yielded high scores for Marie Scholfield and Keefer Gaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhe Medford
Robinson
Marshall
HS ‘Neal
Vermosa
Kat
Frank
Terre’ Haute
Frank Brown
Shelbyville
Ind
Seymour Hurst
Chicago
Arthur Cork
West Union
Merrick Cox
HL Myers
Bert Eckles
Whiteside
Clarence Mewhinney
Terre Haute
K. of P. Lodge
LW. Williams
George Pur‘dumn
Harl Perdue
Fred Fawley
Grand
Stas Brewster
Anderson Township
Ohio Chapel
Marshall Club
Marie Scholfield
Keefer Gaufman
Paris visits and small town notes from Marshall area
A weekly digest notes social calls and travels in the Marshall area. Individuals visit in Paris Kansas Attica and Terre Haute while others attend meetings and events at local clubs and churches. A marriage license and a drunkenness case are also recorded along with a note on a land prospecting trip and a garage management change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Harrison Blankenbaker
Martinsville
Edna Woolverton
Hutsonville
Terre Haute
Wm. H. Kelph
Clark County
Gertrude N. Washburn
West Terre Haute
William Clements
Hsquire Craig
County School Notes and Community Lectures Update
The Charleston teachers meeting drew large attendance with praise for Prof. J. D. Shoop and Governor Ferris. The note lists hectograph use for teachers, a new entertainment course by Marshall businessmen, and upcoming teachers meetings October 23. September enrollment shows 125 total, 59 boys and 66 girls, with 9 tardies and 122 average daily attendance. Basketball results cite a 29 to 10 win over West York and plans for lantern slides funded by entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. D. Shoop
Ferris
Clark‘ County
D. L. Auld Co
Columbus
Phillips
The
State University
Tigers
West York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sir K. Hines
Noblesville, Ind
Ruth Gard
Walnut Prairie
Anne Walters
Fairfield
Bessie Carley
iMr
Jeff Cline
S.R. Davison
Johnstown
Frank A. Robinson
Anne “Walters
Jayne B. Kerr
Loufis
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Nebraska
Lee
Hazel Holston
Paris
H. B. Dulaney
Kansas
Marlon Brown
Herbert Goble
Casey
Stoddard Reading Club
W. W. Hogue
Clarence Bailey
Springfield
M. F. Sebree
Shelburn
Robert Casteel
L. E. Tolbert
Kelfer Drug Store
George Johnson
Brazil
George
Harry Garver
Charles Stepp
Gillette
Wyoming
Otho Tibbs
C. C. Logan
Centralia
State Experiment Station
City
George Bierbaum
Albia, Iowa
Mrs
Henry Bierbaum
John Henry McDowall
Edward Garwood
Lloyd Pulver
Jones Garage
West Main Street Parade
Amelia Grabenheimer
Helen Hurst
Attica
William L. Ehrhardt
Indianapolis
Leo J. Ehrhardt
Walter Hutchinson
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Marshall Lodge
BE. E. Davis
Clarksville
Flat Rock
Commercial Telephone & Telegraph Company
Claude Forcum
Ella Thomas
Edgar County
EB. G. Sandmeyer
Oliver
Maude Mills
Jessie Rook
Ruth Smith
E. I. T. Association
E. F. Coolin
Pimento
Gideons
Congregational
Marshall Hotels
C. L Haney
Immanuel Church
Evangelical Association
Brownstown
Woman's. ‘Foreign Missionary Society of the Mattoon
Tess Winklerrer
Katherine Therien
Melila Mast
Vivian Sulling
Harold Bright
Florence Liggett
McKeen
Lewis Manhart
Germany School
Philadelphia
Unitee Sinics
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pictorial Review
Foster Martin
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
International
Herald Office
Parsons
Henderich & Kile
South 9Th Street
Peter Spengler
Egga
Wadley & Co
D. D. Doll
S. S. Smith
Arthur Hurst
M. L. Behner
Fred B. Keifer
Dr. Lord
Railroad Station
Bell Griffith
12Th Street
Topeka
R. A. Mitchell
Wilson
Cavic
Marshall Flour Mills
J. Marvin
Prop
Shipe & Payne Quality Groceries
Simon
Virginia Sweet
Roxanne
HEINZ
the Herald
the City Drug Store
Taubeneck
Davison
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