High School Opens Next Monday September 7
High School students prepare for the new term starting Monday September 7. The article notes a convenient store nearby where they purchase essential school supplies.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
8
Local notes from Williston and area highlights
Community updates including sick lists and recoveries, fair preparations at Clark County, and visits to Paris and Valparaiso University. Local officials post milestones, crops and labor day reflections, and civic notices on roads, engines, and post offices with social events and church services.
Chaos of scattered reports from Terre Haute and Paris
A patchwork of local items covers accidents, deaths, marriages, crimes, and industry. Notes include a fatal pole fall in Terre Haute, a woman dying in Kansas, a river wedding on the Illinois border, a shooting at Paris, factory reopenings, a 60,000 pound grain shipment, and urban fire alarms with property damage.
Local notes of new homes marriages visits and social events
McNutt and Cook Lockard sell all items. Ed Higginbotham now rides in a new buggy. Jeff Brewster lost a horse last week. Thomas Walker nears completion on a new house. Preaching drew good crowds Saturday and Sunday. Miss Emin Craig visited Misses Clark. Miss Anna Craig of Marshall stayed with Mrs. Joseph McCollum. Miss Sarah Liffick of Big Creek visiting cousins Hattie and Mattie Higginbotham. Grace Mae Blizzard and Pearl Cannady of West Union attended Blizzard Grove ice cream social. Homer Walters, returning from three years with Uncle Sam, arrived home with a bride, Bert Eckles, his daughter and Miss Edna Wryick joined dinner with Rev. Craig’s family of Marshall. A telegram recalled to Clarksville due to illness of Mrs. Eckle’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Ed Higginbotham
Jeff Brewster
Thomas Walker
Emin Craig
Marie
Elva Clark
Anna Craig
Joseph McCollum
Sarah Liffick
Big Creek
Hattie
Mattie Higginbotham
Grace
Mae Blizzard
Pearl Cannady
West Union
Blizzard Grove
Homer Walters
Sam
Homer
Bert Eckles
Edna’ Wryick
Craig
Clarksville
Ziegler Cemetery repair dues overdue for 1908
Families represented owe for mowing the Ziegler Cemetery for 1908. Please remit the sum to the treasurer Sophia Ziegler. The notice urges payment from those listed to settle the annual maintenance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler Cemetery
Weil
Sophia . Ziegleres
Terra Haute YMCA Director Markle Leaves Post
Marvin Markle of Marshall head of F. F. Markle company has ended his role as physical director at the Terra Haute YMCA. He recently returned from an eastern trip to New Haven Conn where he was offered the YMCA job there. The offer remains under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frank Norrin
John Wynn
Wynn
Commercial Club of
Atock
Tuck Hudson
Hutsonville
Hutsonville Herald
Robinson
Marvin“Markle
F. F. Markle
Marshall
Terra Haute
Markle
New Haven
Conn
Local births and residents listed in Orange and nearby towns
Edmund J. Miller 36 Orange township Lucy F. Swope 22 Orange township Charley Graham 28 Melrose township Millie Cornwell 18 Melrose township Floyd Baley 24 Cumberland county Effie Bailey 19 Greedville Ohio Walter A. Perkins 33 Casey Mary McCoy 24 Casey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund J. Miller
Orange
Lucy F. Swope
Charley Graham
Melrose
Millie Cornwell
Floyd Baley
Cumberlai County
Effie Bailey
Greedville
Ohio
Walter A. Perkins
Casey
Mary ©. McCoy
Home Visitors Excursion to Indiana Ohio and Kentucky
A historic passenger notice describes home visitors excursions via Pennsylvania Lines to Louisville Dayton Springfield Xenia Cincinnati and Columbus on September 22 and an earlier Saint Louis trip on September 6 with agent contact for details. It includes pricing and through service notes and references to local officials and transport arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Dayton
Springfield
Xenia
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Ralston
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