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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
5
A sprawling list details visits, arrivals, and social notes across Terre Haute and surrounding towns. Readers learn of relatives in Chicago and Boston, travels to Indianapolis and Nashville, church events, school enrollment figures, and market notes including tomato shipments to Brazil.
The Evangelical Association lists a Sunday program with morning services at Zion Big Creek and afternoon German language preaching at the same locations. An invitation extends to all Germans in the neighborhood. Evening services at 7 80 in Marshall near Plum Street led by Pastor Leos J Ehrhardt.
A Pennsylvania Flyer wreck occurred near Wylie's Station due to a broken rail. Four persons were probably fatally injured and others were seriously hurt. Steel cars prevented greater loss. The train was due in St. Louis at 6 last evening.
The Congregational Church schedules Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning service at 10:45 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Minister Drew extends a cordial invitation to all services.
The case against Emil Ermann, alleged overall manufacturer, charged with the murder of Edward Wade, is scheduled for October 20 in the Vigo circuit court.
The Hutchison family expresses gratitude to many friends for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother R L Hutchison.
The senate approved the new tariff bill, a flagship measure of President Wilson, last evening at 5 45. La Follette and Poindexter joined the Democrats in voting for the bill.
Hydrophobia is prevalent in Clark county and all dog owners are notified to muzzle pets. The city marshal will kill any un_muzzled dog found on streets after September 10 by order of the Board of Health.
Hazel Thomas, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Thomas of Oliver, died Thursday from diphtheria. The illness affected three other family members, and classes at Walls and Jefferson schools were temporarily closed for health measures.
The Osage orange, though not an orange, is an exceptionally hard wood. Forest Service tests show an 80 inch by 3 by 2 inch block bends at 13 660 pounds and withstands a 100 pound hammer impact at 15 520 pounds, outranking several maples locusts and hickories in strength and hardness.
Report notes no battles occurred nationwide on the day of the Carnegie peace temple unveiling. The item underscores a peaceful day amid the ceremony and related events.
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