Marshall Folks on Coast from Long Beach to Arizona
Long Beach hosts Southern California Arizona Christian convention with 2240 registrants, Ed Madison visiting from Salt Lake, and talks by Dr. B B Tyler. The report notes city sights lit for the event and mentions Catalina Island, San Diego, Phenix, Ash Forks, and the Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Christian Churches
Salt Lake
Catalina Island
San Diego
Phenix
Ariz
Ash Forks
Grand Canyon
Colorado
John
Marshall
Jim Nash
Casey
Seattle
Frisco
California
Mia
Nast
Ake
Californie
Aride
Arizona
B.B. Tyler
Denver
C. C. ‘Chapman
Orange “Prince
Fullerton
Here
Convention For Home and Foreign Missions
Clayton Lemon
Jog *Martin
Marianet
Ofa
Mexico
United Railroads
Charlie
Mraz
Florence Nettleton
Maggie Nola
Los Angeles
Trang
San.Pédro
Naplés
Alimiitos Bay
Thes
Magistrate Daniel Emerson Weds Madeline McKay in Informal Home Ceremony
Friends of circuit clerk Daniel Emerson were surprised Monday afternoon by a noon wedding to Madeline McKay of Washington Pennsylvania. The ceremony occurred at the Hoey home with Rev. E L Pletcher officiating. The bride, visiting Mrs Hoey, is praised as handsome and talented. Congratulations pour in from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Emerson
Madeline McKay
Washington
F. J. Hoey
Hoey
E. L. Pletcher
The
Herald
Opening of the Schools for City Students
The city schools begin Monday September 6 at 9 00 A M for all city residents. Non-resident children must pay tuition to Seymour Hurst secretary of the board of education and present the receipt to the superintendent to enroll. South of Main Street go to south building north of Main Street to north building. enrollment blanks and supplies will be designated on a student card. L A Wallace superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Hurst
Sec’y
Board of Education
Main Street
L. A. Wallace
New Field Disappoints Opens in La Motte Township
Interest grows over a proposed field in La Motte Township Crawford County tests show rank failures as eight mile range between La Motte and the Robinson field fails to locate the fluid. Ninety wells were drilled in Crawford County last week with 73 producing 4342 barrels of crude. Lawrence County completed 21 wells with one failure. Glark seven Cumberland two. Three failures were drilled in Jasper and Coles counties in the attempt to extend the territory.
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la Motte
Crawford County
Robinson
Lawrence County
Glark
Cumberland
Jasper
Coles
Greenhouse Changes Hands In Connersville
Mrs. Corey Bryan leases her greenhouse to Herman G Hershey of Connersville Ind a practical florist who will stock plants for the fall season He plans to enlarge the plant stock specialize in cut flowers and grow many potting and bedding plants The move is expected to earn liberal patronage and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Bryan
Herman G. Hershey
Connersville
Ind
Hershey
Town of Extremes Converts Saloons to Churches in Washington
Saloons in Washington Indiana have closed and many buildings host new businesses. This week the large Main Street brick once Bancroft's saloon became a Baptist church headed by Reverend Eva Bee, following a paint job that erased the former sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Main St
Bancroft’s
Eva Bee
Westfield College plans growth and endowment drive
Westfield College earned notable attention at a regional conference where President Daugherty proposed a five year plan to fund growth. The plan seeks 1 per member over five years, split between permanent endowment and building purposes, aiming to add about $100,000 in assets and enable a new building within a year. A field man and cooperation from leaders are to support the effort. In other news, Chas A. Windau bought a prized Indiana pearl collection including two large round pearls valued at thousands, plus turtle back pearls and other novelties from streams near LaFayette and Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield College
Westfield Review
Daugherty
Vincennes
Chas A. Windau
Tennessee
Indiana
Wabash
LaFayette
Attica
Ind
Death of Mrs. Cook in City Home
Mrs. Laura May Allison Cook died after four years of illness at her city home last Saturday. Funeral services were held at her mother's house, conducted by Rev E L Pletcher, with surviving husband Charles C Cook and an extended family. Born August 8, 1867 in Marshall, she married in 1890 and found solace in her Bible, especially the 23rd Psalm, in her final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Cook
Harriet Allison
E L. Pletcher
Laura May Allison
Marshall
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Multiple Property Sales
A compiled list shows transfers in various towns. Buyers include Beachout, Meda Travioli, Homer Chen, Caroline Downs, and Rebecca Makepeace among others, with sums ranging from 200 to 8700 dollars. Parcels include se nw 2-10-13 and three lots in Casey, plus pieces in Livingston and Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachout
Seth Husted
E Bruner
Geo. Hull
Abbie A. Davidson
Meda Travioli
Livingston
Homer Chenweth
James Downs
Caroline R Downs
S . Dixon
W H Schmeyer
Casey
W S Peters
H E Wilcox
EB Emrich
Herbert Parkin
S’wright
A N Wright
O Cougill
Benj Weaver
S D Makepeace
Rebecca J Makepeace
Westfield
John Taylor
Chas Tingley
A Richart
Jag W Busby
Martinsville
Infant Mary Berdena Phillips Obituary
Mary Berdena Phillips, infant daughter of Samuel and Meekie Phillips, was born May 2, 1909 and died Aug. 28, 1909. She was a beautiful, loving child who suffered three weeks. Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Church conducted by Rev Dan Lingenfelter and burial followed in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Berdena Phillips
Samuel and
Meekie Phillips
Little Berdena
Mt. Olive Church
Dan Lingenfelter
Bys
Sheriff Quotes Gain Over Identity in Paris Case
Sheriff Winn of Paris expresses cautious confidence about the suspect's identity but cites lack of solid evidence. The remark appears in a clipped, garbled transcript reflecting ongoing inquiries and contested details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Paris
Community role in school quality at Marshall Township High
The community should know the four new Marshall Township High School faculty members. Personal interviews with instructors are urged to align community ideals with school work, as the standard is set by the people, not just by the Board. The board and faculty aim to make this year the best in school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall Township High School
Col Busey Death Report From Mantrap Lake
Details of Colonel Samuel T. Busey drowning after a fishing trip on Mantrap Lake Minnesota. He and his son in law Professor Tawney struggled to reach shore when a large fish was secured. Busey slipped from the boat and disappeared despite efforts to assist him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Busey
Joe Cannon
Heroic Telegraph Operator Story Of Alaska Steamer Sinking
A veteran wireless operator recounts the Ohio disaster off Steep Point Alaska. The steamer sank after sending last distress calls as 128 aboard evacuated. five crew members perished. Humboldt and Rupert aided, but the last message was cut off before the operator could join the final boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Daily Papers
Ohio
Steep Point
Alaska
Booth
Ketchikan
Eccles
Humboldt
Rupert
Progress of Aeronautics and County Sunday School Meeting
A report highlights rapid aeronautical progress with Latham and Farman setting new long distance records in France and England. The piece also covers the county Sunday school convention at First Methodist Church, Martinsville, praising attendance, speakers E Schenck and Mrs. Black, and plans for next year’s event with a silk banner awarded to Martinsville schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schenck
Paris
Anna R. Black
Terre Haute
E Schenck
Paul the Oy Rey W L Perkins
Casey
Thorpe
Black
Martins’ville Township
Siers
Injunction Suit Withdrawn Involving New Archer House
Marcus Block dismissed his equity suit against Mrs. Zimmerly over the New Archer House dispute. Block had traded the property for stock in the Paris Bridge Co and sought to annul the deal and stop $100 monthly rent. Judge Kimbrough presided as court adjourned to Sept 21 to possibly appoint a master in chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Block
Frank E.lewis
Marcuse
Frank E. Lewis
Marant
Notice of greenhouse lease and thanks from Corey M. Bryan
A notice from Corey M. Bryan states the greenhouse has been leased to Mr. Herman G Hershey of Connerville Indiana. He thanks all customers for liberal support and courteous patronage over the past seven years at the Marshall Greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havng
Herman G Hershey
Connersville
Ind
Marshall Greenhouse
Corey M. Bryan
Old Soldier Kills Self Near Martinsville
An elderly ex-soldier, 69 year old William Biggs, reportedly shot himself yesterday two miles north of Martinsville. He suffered from cancer, and his health had not yet worsened to a final cause of death.
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William Biggs
Martinsville
First Congregational Church Announces Next Sunday's Services
The First Congregational Church invites all to attend next Sunday services. Rev Arthur W Miles will preach both morning and evening, with the church quartet singing. The morning topic is An echo from the Sermon on the Mount and the evening address is The trail that is always new. The Misses Hite Nitsche and Messrs Wirmin Cole present musical program at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
W. Miles
Byers
Hite
Nitsche
Messrs
Wirmin
Cole
High Prices and Economic Critique in Indianapolis Paper
A fragmented Indianapolis newspaper piece condemns the spread of claims that high prices are caused by political failure or corruption. It argues that price rises stem from increased provision costs and rising demand, warning against undermining public trust with dishonest rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marriage Licenses Listing Shows Names and Ages
A fragmented notice lists marriage licenses with individuals such as John S Shepard and Ethel Stusser along with ages in the mid twenties, reflecting a local civil records snippet. The readable fragments name ages around twenty to twenty four and include several pairs with spouses or fiancés.
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John S. ‘Shepard
Wes
Prairie
Ethel
Stusser
Daniel
Madeline McKay
Pat
Ous
EAD
Charlie
Lawéoni
Gladys
Storkwell
A . FF
Brashinige
Mak Henry
Spoon
Nana Er
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Ora Kilborn
Eithe
Nightshade
Dan Emerson
Pennsylvania
America
Wabash River
Ees
Col. Busey
Poe
Abi McNutt
Sion
Progress of Aeronautics
Latham
Farman
First Congregational Church
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