Monkeys and men and the dream of superhumans
The piece cites Professor Voronoff's controversial theory of using animal glands to rejuvenate old men and create a new breed of genius, debates about evolution and safety, notes on Lindbergh and flying progress, and references to labor, birth rates in Germany, and local notices about a sugar cream station moving to Stanfield's and travelers in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brofessor
Voronoff
Élands
Sud
Nietsche
Earth
Nature
Wise Providence
Los Angeles
Max S. Hayes
American Federation of Labor
Green
Federation
Organized Labor
Sugar’ Creek
Marshall Township High names 68 honor roll students
The list honors 68 students at Marshall Township High School for earning a B or higher in all subjects during the first six weeks and maintaining perfect attendance. Names are given across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen, with several notes of honorable mention for those missing the mark in one subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township High School
Louise Thompson
Mag Lichtenberger
Mary Johnson
Mildrea Irwin
Genevieve Waldron
Elizabeth Cunningham
Ernest Imle
Helen Jane Smith
Shirley Siegel
Marianna Madden
Mary Amyx
Ettamae Mitchell
Rex Cork
Jim Stevens
Claris Sipes
Ruth Doll
Ruth’ Noland
Helen Coldren
Benjamin 2. Nave
Eugene Maitis
Paul Shépler
Lucille Mathews
Lorene Scott
Georgia Spender
Nina Kammacher
Wendell Buckner
Albert Stinér
Wilma Beck
Jane McClure
Kathryn Kile
Lavenia Jones
Anniversary of Clarksville Baptist church dedication observed
The first anniversary of the Clarksville Baptist church dedication was celebrated Sunday with Sunday school, special music, and a sermon by Rev. W A Fuson. A noon dinner followed, then afternoon music and talks by Claude Newman, C M Sullins, Chas Clapp, John Kirchner, Miss Ethel Road, and Rev. Joe Claygool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Baptist Church
W. A. Fuson
Claude Newman
Westfield
Bert Clapp
C. M. Sullins
Marshall
Chas. Clapp
John Kirchner
Clarksville
Ethel Road
Terre Haute
Joe Claygool
Freedom Baptist Church
Rev Sipes Speaks at Casey Christian Endeavor Rally
Rev I B Sipes of Marshall delivers the inspirational address to about 160 attendees at the Casey Group meeting of the Christian Endeavor Rally held at United Brother in Casey. Attendees travel from Westfield Charleston Toledo Casey and Marshall circuit. A fellowship supper followed with songs and yells. Short talks were given by Rev A D Suhm Westfield Rev Shuey Charleston Vernon Cox Westfield and Miss Rose Todd Casey. J F Reglin leaves for St Louis Missouri for a week of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Group
Christian Endeavor
United Brothern Church
Casey
I. B. Sipes
Marshall
Endeavors
Westfield
Charleston
Toledo
A. D. Suhm
Shuey
Vernon Cox
Rose Todd
Mickie Plans Surprise Boss Party and Raise Gimmick
A playful item urges readers to mail a subscription renewal via check draft or money order to fund a boss surprise party. It promises the boss will be tickled and hints a raised wage if a picture is mailed back. Hot dog enthusiasm colors the gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissen
Meebe
Hot Dog
Wiley Defeats Marshall 112 to 0 on Local Grid
The Marshall eleven suffered its first loss this season as Wiley dominated 112 to 0 on the local field. Marshall struggled against the heavier team and saw a late first-half touchdown before Wiley pulled away. Eitel and Cork may miss today’s 2:00 PM game at Martinsville due to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wiley
Wiley Rooters
Martinsville
Eitel
Cork
Indoor Girls Tournament Sparks School Interest
Miss K. Florence Cochran leads an indoor baseball tourney among schoolgirls drawing unusual interest. The Jugo Slav Tamburica orchestra, a five member group, performed in yesterday’s assembly for the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Florence Cochran
Jugo Slav Tamburica
North and South Side Grade Schools Honor Rolls Listed
The first six weeks of school yield honor rolls at both North Side and South Side grade schools. South Side lists 46 names across eight grades including Dean Ferris and Margaret White. North Side lists 47 names with Neva Kelly and Margaret Radamaker among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side School
South Side School
South
North Side
South Side
Dean Ferris
Margaret White
Donald Smitley
Donald Riley
Eamer Haugh
Robert Hanley
Paul Gaddis
Ruth Haynes
Edith LeSeure
Tommie Sweitzer
Rita Geheb
Johnnie Huston
Arthur Washburn
Bernard Gallatin
James Blizzard
Mary Catherine Foley
Oscar Bush
Doris Irwin
James Johnson
Earl Kile
Billy Myles
William Sweitzer
Margaret Jane Fix
Florence Howerton
Virginia LeSeure
Clara Layton
Jenny Laurence
Martha McMorris
Helen Mott
Pauline Murphy
Jack Hanley
John Allen Shank
Mary Jane Pulver
Virginia Haugh
Dorothy Saiter
Ray Cline
Rebecca Taylor
Florissa Geheb
George Grant
Garver Frazier
Marshall Huey
Richard Metz
Waouneta
Gaddis
Robert Kile
Edith Mott
Leo Geheb
Mary Montgomery
Neva Kelly
Margaret Radamaker
Eileen Craig
Mary Ford
Robert Sisson
Annabelle Coldern
Bernard Hank
Edgar Morris
Henry Shaw
Margaret Stepp
Catherine Beal
George Connelly
Norma Baker
Margaret Ann Bubeck
Nora Jane Mathew
Imogene Martin
Helen Reese
Mary Ann Giffel
Elizabeth Kuntz
Alma Lea Hutchison
Marjorie Stover
Mary Dutton
Leon Fitzgarrald
Mary Louise Wallace
Rosemary Huey
Irma Shafer
Alice Smith
Willard Potter
Mary Jane Findley
Boyle Moye
Titantin -Amyx
Carrie FP. Bradley
Clarene Coldren
Robert Lee
Willian R. Taylor
Ruth Arford
Lucile Bubeck
Kathryn Stevens
Charlotte Wallace
Margaret Cork
Mildred Carrol
Ben T. Baird
Louiss Walters
Isobel Cork
Perence
Bubeck
Erlene Raker
Local men organize two day short course program
Committees of local men plan a two day Inter national Harvester Company short course in Marshall. H G Shallenberger and O K Allen lead planning with talks by H S Mobley Grace Marian Smith and G L Smith. Free lunch Monday noon at the Howell Building and program features include moving pictures music and farm talks with community topics and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pulver
Hig
O. K. Allen
Son Handy
H. M. Dewey
James Moye
IHC
Marshall
Python Theatre
International Harvester Company of
Chi
Cago
Illinois
Leon Cox
Fred Keifer
E. D. Morton
C. Allen
Harry B. Potter
Norman Bennett
J. W. Hutchinson
Charles Prego
Rev
Howard Leach
Quincy Snedeker
O. H. Robson
R. E. Apple
J.H. Maurer
Harry Ramesberger
Harry Miller
Sol Handy
Perce Cox
John Cane
C. M. Bubeck
Pearl Hall
Silas Weir
Claude Fox
John Graham
al. Barber
Howell
H. G. Shallenberger
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company of Chicago
H.S. Mobley
Grace Marian Smith
G. L. Smith
A. A. Grimes
1. S. Mobley
Iences
Cherryland
Margaret Bull
R. E
Grace M. Smith
H. S Mobley
Dorothy Williams
Dumbell
H. S. Mobley
Farm Bureau Eyes Dairy Herd Improvement Association
R E Apple Clark County farm advisor announces interest from 15 to 16 men in forming a dairy herd improvement association. To start, 26 or 26 herds are needed so the tester’s time covers one day per farmer per month. Anacahy farmers who mis tested should send names or contact the Martinsville office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
START
Dairy Association
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
R. E. Apple
Clark County
Martinsville
Mr. Apple
Anatcahy
Partlow Appointed Commissioner by Illinois Supreme Court
Former Circuit Judge A A Partlow of Danville and Judge George A Crowe of Belleville were named commissioners by the Illinois Supreme Court. The new office carries a $12,000 salary but lacks funding for expenses until a later legislature provides an appropriation. They serve until June 30, 1929, and will hand down decisions for Supreme Court cases subject to court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Partlow
Danville
Marshall
George A. Crowe
Belleville
Illinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Partlow
International Livestock Exposition Opens In Chicago 1927
Improved agricultural conditions boost expectations for a record year at the 28th International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 26 to December 3 1927. More than 11000 beef cattle horses sheep and swine and 5000 crop samples will compete in 1000 contests with judges Walter Biggar of Dalbeattie Scotland will select the grand cl stigma and Lieutenant Arnold Caddy of Australia will present awards in Red Polled classes. Educational displays from the USDA and state experiment stations will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Biggar
Dalbeattie
Scotland
Atlantic
Arnold Caddy
Australia
United States Department of Agriculture
Halloween Notice from Mayor Urges Leaf Burning Ban
John McCauley mayor issues Halloween notice urging residents not to burn leaves after 4 PM to comply with city ordinance and avoid arrest and conviction.
Local society notes list names and attendees
Norman Forsythe Mrs W M Page Rev Howard Leach Jessa Haddix Mrs Christean Dietz Grant Martin 520 A G Fawley Frank Wedges Women Engeinbotham appear in the Herald society column listing attendees at a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Forsythe
Mra
W. M. Page
Rev
Howard Leach
Jessa’ Haddix
Mrs
Christean Dietz Grant Martin 520
A. G. Fawley
Frank Wedges
Wom
Engeinbotham
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Arthur Bi
Monkey
Superman
Lindberg
Northcliffe
Lionel Barrymore
Aileen Pringle
Henry the Second
Henry the
United Coal Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh Code Corporation
Riverton
Wyoming
Ted .Lee
Dorothy Cochrane Logan
English Channel
Gertrude Ederle
Ederle
Germany
Sugar Greek Cream Station
Stanfield
Harry Cork
Calif
Metermeen ST
Jeano Vaaiz
Elizabeth Platz
Sipes
J. F. Reglin
St. Louis, Mo
Mickie
Yale
Battle Martinsville
Louise Foley
Marie McDaniels
Sam Prevo
Leo Mallory
Paul Sheplar
Alberta Heminghouse
Virginia McClure
Dorothy Machlan
Mildred Spitter
Ruth Nolan
Harvey Hurst
Frank Casteel
Mildred Craig
Ferguson Rhoads
Chester Buckner
Junior McGee
Coach Donning
Caslon Bennett
Dean Finchey
Leland Baker
Harry Hall
Ray Hornbrook
Wilbur Clark
George Eitel
H G. Shallenberger
Company
Johnson
State Department
Hallowe’en Notice
John McCauley
the Herald
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