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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

10

Coolidge Warns Government Faces Danger in Military Control

President Coolidge told the American Legion in Omaha that civil government is endangered by military dictates and urged peace over arms buildup. European and American delegates at a Washington peace conference urged joining the League of Nations or the World Court and advancing disarmament efforts. The piece notes a broad push for civilian authority and restriction of armaments, with the American Legion expected to back the program.

J. E. Jones Washington, D. C President Coolidge American Legion Omaha Army Navy Woodrow Wilson Europe South Central America Mexico Canada Orient House of Representatives Washington United States Senate House of Congress Coolidge Harding United States League of Nations World Court Congress

Many relatives visit Charleston area as residents travel

A long list of Charleston residents and guests travel to or from towns including Daphne Iowa St Petersburg Florida Chicago Toledo Gary Ind Indianapolis Terre Haute Decatur and Paris. Obituary notes Oliver C Myles of Darwin Clark County Illinois dies at 69 with funeral in Marshall.

Obituary of Fannie Mebarger Niebarger

Fannie Florence Mebarger Niebarger, born April 12 1867 in Clark County Ohio, died October 23 1925 after months of illness aged 58 years 6 months 11 days. She married James B. Niebarger December 4 1888 and left ten children including Edna Seaton Nellie Melton Glen Dale George Olive Helen and seven others with 12 grandchildren and four brothers and two sisters and counted among her survivors. She joined Wesley Chapel M E church early then Zoar M E church remained a member until death and was known for helping the sick and afflicted.

Oliver C Myles Darwin Clark County Ilinois Terre Haute Indiana Martha E. Chickadonz Anderson Township Nicholas R. Myles Prairieton Ind Modest Bohn Albert Prevo John Bush Logan Myles Clarence Hunt Clark Myles Marshall Bruce Myles Tulsa Oklahoma Fannie Florence Sylvester Elizabeth Jane Crandall Minois James B. Niebarger Cecil Mervin Tory Edna Seaton Newman Nellie Melton Annapolis Glen Broadlands Dale Moonshine George Bellair Olive Helen Lawrence Ira California Otis Hunt City Avesta Lingafelter Ada Crutchfield M. E. Church Wesley Chapel Zoar M.E. Church

Self praise fades for men of genuine merit

Aeschines warns against self-praise by worthy men. The passage stresses humility, noting real deeds speak louder than vaunting words and applauding merit without boastful claims.

Doctor’s blunt diet advice prompts self care cue

A robust woman asked a doctor how to reduce. He advised a simple exercise, pushing away from the table three times daily, a blunt remark attributed to Toneke Caplial.

Toneke Caplial

Westfield Visitors Include Turnbows and Mrs Weber

Westfield residents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turnbow and son of Centralia visited friends here over the weekend. Henry Seever travels to Chicago this week representing the Westfield Magonie lodge. Mrs. Ida Weber and daughter moved...

J. W. Turnbow Centralia Henry Seever Chicago Westfield Magonie Lodge Ida Weber Mov

Mary Ann Hurst obituary and funeral at Green Moss church

Mary Ann Hurst born August 30 1840 in Clark County Indiana lived 85 years and 20 days. She married Harrison H. Hurst on March 22 1863 and left two daughters Ida and Eva plus grandsons Glen Jean McCormick and Daisy Jenson. Funeral services were held October 22 at the Green Moss Church with burial in Green Moss cemetery.

Mary Ann Hurst John B Barbara Beadle Clark County Indiana Illinois Clarksville Marshall Eva McCormick Harrison H. Hurst Ida Eva Glen Jean McCormick Daisy Jenson Michigan City Ind Frank McCormick

Claypool and area residents feature in weekly notices

Elsie Dolson and Irene Claypool visited Mrs. Christian Hutchings. Sylvan and Mrs. Richey attended his grandmother’s funeral at Pleasant Hill. C B Claypool and four daughters spent Sunday with Amos Johnson near Martinsville. Robert and Orel Findley and wives of Marshall visited Julia Claypool last Thursday. Many from here attended Mrs. Tom Clapp’s funeral in Clarksville. L E Conner of Cleveland will preach at Salem church November 2 and 3. Jerry Claypool’s wife visited Auburn. Marlin Claypool and daughters were guests of J H Hutchens at Auburn. Rev. Dunn of Westfield preached at Green Moss Sunday afternoon. Ivan Veach, Lloyd Hendrix, Osby Claypool, and Ray Galeanor spent Sunday with Ralph and Harry Goekler. Mrs. Em Meloy staying with Ed Perking near Paris.

Dolson Elsie Irene Claypool Christian Hutchings Sylvan Richey Pleasant Hill C. B. Claypool Amos Johnson Martinsville Robert Orel Findley Marshall Julia Claypool Tom Clapp Clarksville L. E Conner Cleveland

Local families visit and homes host gatherings in small town

Mrs Lizzie Garnar and her children, Janis Marie and Mary Ellen, spent Tuesday with Mrs Lucy Chambers and children. Mr and Mrs Marion Bartlow visited Matt Van Fleet. Thomas Carpenter and wife, plus Mrs Lucy Chambers and Goldie and Dean, spent Tuesday in Marshall. Charlie Williams of Scotland Illinois visited Otis Williams and family. Mrs Ruth Medsker stayed with her parents the weekend. Charlie and wife welcomed a baby girl October 21. Ferry Shotts visited Omer Medsker of Melrose. Howard Serwise and Avon family visited Thomas Carpenter. Lyman Craig and family visited Mrs Emily Freeman and son Will. Neighbors cut winter wood for Henry Kile in poor health. T A Carpenter and Mrs Lucy Chambers spent Sunday at John Carpenter s.

van Buckley M R Atkinson Arkansas Jesse Buckley Carlisle Monette Ark A B Anderson Terre Haute Ralph William Pierson Daisy Bliss Chicago Nancy Blisser William C Turner Evelyn Chicago University Harley V Bastain St Louis Martha M Buckley Marlon Underwood Toledo Ill Jamey Walling Ruth Emrich Millikin University Decatur Perry C. Emrich Clay O. Roberts Tampa Fla Sarah A. Roberts Verleigh Burdette DePauw University Greencastle Ind John A. Burdette Crystal Abraham William Abraham Ernest Cartwright Eldorado Malissa Cartwright Mayme Gageway Jane Kansas City James S. Turner Familly Worth W Lizzie Garnar Janis Marie Mary Ellen Lucy Chambers Thomas Carpenter Goldie Dean Marshall Ruth Medsker Fred Shotts Charlie Shotts Ferry Shotts Omer Medsker Melrose Howard Serwise Avon Lyman Craig Emily Freeman Will Henry Kile T. A Carpenter John Carpenter

Executor's Notice in Estate of John W Ingram

Everett Connelly as Executor announces a Clark County Illinois estate probate at Marshall Court House during the December Term. All creditors must present claims and all debts to be paid promptly as of October 5, 1925.

Tde John W. Ingram Clark Illnois Clark County Court House Marshall

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Casey Frank O. Palmer Daphne Charles Charles W. Shimel St. Petersburg A. L. Ruffner Stanley Boles Harry Sargent Hazel Call Sargent Iva Kelly Ross H. Phar Newton Roy McIntosh Ohio Jeannette Hartman Lee Bowen Gary Henry Bowen Thelma Hensick Marietta Cochonour Mirtha Gard Indianapolis Glendale Orlando R Williams Rex Hyre Mirs Rodebaugh Harold QC Emrich and Son Polytechnic Texas Mattie Thrash Emory Riggins Phoenix Arizona Strockbine Charles E Cole Kent Morgan Charleston J. M. Watson P. T. Irwin George Collins Rita Dell Weber Charleston Hospital Fred Weber Walter T. Turner Metcalf W .H. Strader Ella Mullins Edythe Paris H. C. Houser R. M. Porterfield Florida William F. Weber S E. Vanscoy Champaign A. A. Moore J. H. Lewis Lebanon Mary Hancock Country Embroidery Club C EE Reeds Laura Redman G. Russell Richwoods Baptist Church Oliver C. Myles Myles Modern Woodman of America Marshall Camp D. T. Black Fannie Mebarger Westfield Butternut Church Rev D. .I Lingafelter Green Moss J. A Sweet R. C Mowry Marshall Church of Christ Ivan Veach Lloyd Hendrix Osby Claypool Ray Galeanor Harry Goeckler Mrs Em Meloy Ed Perking 0. D. Mitchell Mitchell Bldg West Side Square Wabash Phone 395 Cork’s Insurance Agency Walter E. Cork James J. Rose M. D Sockler Overland Ford Allright Marion Bartlow Matt van Fleets Charlie Willams Scotland Otis Williams Deceas Everett Connelly Hall FR. J. Cheney & CO Adlerika The Keifer Drug Co Hulmos Dependabl Nash Electrical Service Co Emrich & Sons Nursery A. W. Lanquist N. 7Th St Simmon H. M. Dewry & CO
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