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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

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Former Robinson Football Star Jailed After DWI Crash

Tharp, once a Robinson football star, is jailed on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and driving a car while intoxicated after a crash at Mainz Street near Marshall Shoes. He rode in an Oldsmobile with Leslie Buss and two women. a Ford sedan was linked to the party, bond set at 1500 dollars.

Tharp Robinewiar Arivine Thad Nea Welsh Toadater Marshall Shoe Mainzstreet S Leslie Buss Robinson

Herald Receives Letter from Texas Residents

The Herald prints a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Elden F. Keith of Desdemona Texas urging registration for another year. The letter praises the home newspaper delivered far away and notes Clark County progress as a weekly link to home.

Herald Texas Clark “County Clark County

County Court Adjustment Notices and Prohibition Sentences

Estate of Isaiah Buckle sets October 1925 adjustment day. Mundy petition approved appointing Sarah Mundy executrix with a 30900 bond. Adjutant days set for early November. Delinquent Margaret Hess ordered to Geneva Girls Training School. Prohibition cases include Vandalia penal farm sentences and fines up to 300 with daily work penalties.

Isaiah Buckle James F Mundy Sarah E. Mundy Awith Andrew Zellar Robert ‘Clements F. L Gueés “Toy Margaret Hess William Hess Ora “Hess Walves Margaret' “Hess Geneva Ray Romines Gari ¢ ‘Romines Vandalia Joe A McCabe Peoples of Russell” Derdorty Ancal Banks People Vm. Palle Ambar Bowles Gare Rying Bal Ellie Ratté

West Union Man Freed on Bond After Squire Craig Hearing

Fred Gard of West Union appeared before Squire Tom Craig on Monday and posted a $2500 bond, then was released from custody. He was brought from Florida on a charge filed by a girl near Melrose.

Fred Gard West Union Tom Craig Florida Mel-rose

Marshall Township High Opens with Football Schedule

The Marshall Township high school starts the new term with about 300 pupils enrolled. Prof. J R Colbert reports football coach C W Mastin has the team practicing nightly. The schedule lists games at home against Toledo Garfield and Robinson, with several away matches including Case y and Bloomfield cancellation due to suspension.

Marshall J. R. Colbert C. W. Mastin Toledo Seidlat Garfield Robinson Flatrock Brazil Lawrenceville Casey Bloomfield Indiana

Knights Templar to Conduct Snyder Funeral in Paris

J Will Snyder of Paris died Tuesday and will be buried today in Paris with the Knights Templar in charge. Snyder was well known in Edgar county for many years and the knights will assemble at the asylum at 1 00 this afternoon.

J. Will Snyder Paris Knights Templar Mr. Snyder Edgar County Asylum

Week's Recorded Land Transfers Burnside Area

A series of transfers listed including John Hires and wife to George T Kennedy for land in 20-20-14 at 450 dollars, Albert Pine and wife to Arch Thompson in 36-11-11 at 500, Arch Thompson to James Quick in 36-11-11 at 500, Leota Craig and wife to Addie Craig in 11-9-11 at 1 dollar, Belle Churchill et al to Otto Veach on Auburn lot at 100, William A Wallace and wife to Josie and C B Montgomery on Marshall lot at 2500, Stella Reed and husband to Rollie Johnson on 4-8-11 at 800, Nathan Heddon and wife to Harry C Heddon on Marshall lot at 1, J D Wilhoit and wife to Vern Alrey in 29-11-13 at 2, George A Brandenstein and wife to Fannie Weir on Marshall lot at 1, Frederick Holzwarth and wife to Fred W W Schaefer in 7-10-11 at 8800, Charles D Davison and wife to James Brady on Marshall lot at 1000, Charles Burger to Eliza A Burger in 16-10-12 at 1, Dessa A Zeller and husband to Charles W Fort on Casey lot at 1.

John Hires George T.' Kennedy Albert Pine Arch Thompson James Quick Leota Craig Addie Craig Belle Churchill Otto Veach Auburn William A. Wallace Josie C. B. Montgomery Marshall Stella Reed Rollie ‘Johnson Nathan? Heddon Harry C. Heddon Lot "Marshall J.D. Wilhoit Vern Alrey George A"brandenstein Fannie ‘Weir Frederick. Holzwarth Fred W.W. Schaefer Charles D. Davison James Brady Charles Burger Eliza A. Burger Dessa A. .Zeller Charles W. Fort Casey

Bill booster urges local spending to keep money home

A speaker argues against sending dollars to outside towns, claiming the community becomes poorer when spending leaves the area. He urges residents to spend locally to support neighbors and keep money circulating at home.

Tor Les

Glendale Bedroom: Kilborn Reports California Fire Season

O L Kilborn notes California forest fire season under way with fires in Santa Barbara and Glendale past fires causing deaths and flood risk. He cites careless motorists and hikers as prime causes and describes Glendale as a bedroom community sending thousands to Los Angeles each morning on Pacific Electric trains and by car.

O. L. Kilborn Glendale Calif Santa Barbara Monticelo Los Angeles Pacific Electric

Congressmen show more care for constituents in tax reduction push

Washington report notes legislators respond to individual letters, boosting reelection prospects. Elimination of bureaucrats worries old guards as Coolidge grants leeway to improve efficiency. Lawmakers expect rapid tax cuts before March 15, with bipartisan support for lower top rates and debate over the 20 percent cap.

William L. Daley The Herald Washington Washington, D. C Congress Toflay Coolidge Mellon the Treasury

Recent Deaths List Includes Five Local Residents

Mrs. Sarah Black of near West Terre Haute died Friday and services were Sunday. Albert Stockwell 77 of Wabash Township died Saturday with burial at Black cemetery. John Ingram 83 died Friday and services were Sunday at Darwin Methodist Church. Margaret M. Perisho 76 died Saturday in Marshall with Monday service at Pleasant Hill Church. Isaac C. Whitlock 82 died at home in Terre Haute with funeral and burial. he and Mrs. Whitlock were involved in a December auto accident. Survivors include two daughters and five sons across multiple towns.

Sarah Black Near West Terre Haute Black Cemetery Albert Stockwell Wabash Township John Ingram Darwin D. T. "Black Masons Margaret M. Perisho Marshall Pleasant Hill Church W. A. Wortman Pleasant Hill Cemetery Isaac C. Whitlock Fierre Haute Woodlawn Whitlock Metzer Perrysville Ind Donna Myrtle Ashmead Terre Haute John S Humrick George G Riley, Ind Charles O Isaac Roy Basil G

Death of Jas R. Redman at daughter’s home

Jas R. Redman aged 66 died at his daughter Mrs ndy Wilson’s home in Oliver on Tuesday. Funeral services were held Thursday at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Brooks officiating. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery near Newman.

Jas R. Redman Ndy Wilson Oliver Rev. Brooks Fairview Cemetery Newman

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

The notice lists marriage licenses for Claude White and Clara Cox from Charleston, Geo Barr and Gladys Inghram from Charleston, George Powell and Maude Funk from Casey, Weldon Dix and Hattie Clements from West York, and Doit Lichtenberger and Neema Bohn from Darwin township.

Claude White Toledo Clara” Cox Charleston Geo Fred Barr Gladys Inghram George Raymond Powell Hartford City Ind Maude Anna Funk Casey Weldon L. Dix West York Hattie L. Clements Doit Lichtenberger Darwin Township Neema Bohn Darwin

Mali's Rise in Advertising Ends in Debt After Five Years

A profile notes Mali, once optimistic about borrowing to start a business with Sido, labored for five years in advertising. He died leaving substantial debts, reportedly reaching a seven-figure sum.

Mali Sido

Clark County Fair Declared Financially Successful

The Clark County Fair closed Saturday night and officials report a financial success with a clean wholesome show. With over 6500 birds, exhibitors from Martinsville Bellair Mulberry Grove and nearby towns dominated the poultry exhibits featuring Barred Plymouth Rocks S C Brown Leghorns White Wyandottes R I Reds Buff Orpingtons and more. Grand champions included Dark Barred Plymouth Rocks Henry Huffman S C Brown Leghorn Ernest Bach and S C Buff Orpington Otto Walters with Edwin Joynson an American Poultry Association judge praising the awards in the sweepstakes.

Clark County Fred McFarland Henry Huffman Martinsville H. H. Tharp C. B. Osier Bellair J. W. Justi Mulberry Grove Plymouth Rocks Elmer Clough George Moody Charles Draper West York Toulouse Ken S. C. Brown Leghorn Ernest Bach Cockrel S. C. Buff Orffington Otto Walters

Golda Shotwell Weds G W Marvin at Terre Haute

The nuptials of Golda Shotwell, eldest daughter of O C Shotwell, took place at their Terre Haute home on August 26. Golda married G W Marvin of Gary Indiana. The couple, popular in West Union Illinois and Terre Haute, received many gifts and headed to Gary for their new home.

O. C. Shotwell Terre Haute Indiana Golda G. W. Marvin Gary West Union Ilinois Superior Oil Company

Former Marshall Boy Captures Net Title in Findlay

Tom Orndorff won the intermediate tennis championship in Findlay by defeating Kenneth Frizzell 6 2 6 3 in the final of the Y M C A tournament. Orndorff displayed strong serves and aggressive net play to secure the title.

Marshall Boy Findlay Ohio Tom Orndorff Kenneth Frizzell Orndorff Frizzell

Former Marshall Lawyer Honored at Legion Convention

Capt Arthur Poorman, a former Marshall lawyer and Clark County American Legion Post No 90 commander, and former Marshall mayor now city attorney, was named one of four junior vice commanders at the Illinois American Legion state convention in Quincy. He recently moved from Marshall to Chicago Heights.

Hindis Capt. Poorman Marshall Arthur Poorman Chicago Heights The American Legion Quincy Illinois Clark County

McMorris Buys Race Horse From Mundy for Training

J S Mundy sells one of his three racing horses to Chas. K. McMorris proprietor of the National Dixie Hotel who will train the mare Roberta Burns for the track. The price remains undisclosed.

McMorris Mundy J.S. Mundy Chas. KE. McMorris National Dixie Hotel Roberta Burns

Marshall Auto Sales Redecorating Rooms

The Marshall Auto Sales are redecorating the interior of their sales room. The floor is being painted a brown and the walls and woodwork are being painted white.

Marshall Auto Sales

Dresser Team Wins First Prize in First Aid Contest

The Dresser plant of Indiana Electrical Corporation won first prize in Central Indiana Power company subsidiaries first aid contest held in Indianapolis. Team members were J. F. Cooper captain C A Boyle patient Fred Nicol Donald Torr Joseph Brown and H C Fuqua with Mr Nicol a Marshall resident. The prize was a mahogany shield engraved For the Preservation of Life with team names.

Dresser Indiana Electrical Corporation Central Indiana Power Company Indianapolis Dresser Plant J. F. Cooper C.A. Boyle Fred Nicol Donald Torr Joseph Brown H. C. Fuqua Nicol Marshall

Above average farming is not achieved by average methods

Worth W. Merritt reports a Farm Bureau remark from a man who says his non farming ventures never paid as well as the average and that he aims for his farm to pay above average. The piece notes the Osage Bible translation by Tom Mix’s great grandfather.

Worth W. Merritt Farm Bureau Tom Mix

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