High School Notes Show Enrollment Growth and Activities
Enrollment stands at 187 with expectations to reach 200 by year end. The Review of Reviews arrives via Mr. Ben Baird, aiding English and History classes, while the school seeks more I Magazines. Nels Darling spoke on success qualities, with weekly addresses planned. Football practice remains popular with 20+ boys nightly and several games scheduled. funding limits hinder proper equipment. Athletic Association officers include Temple Lovett as President and Reginald Coyle as Vice President, Edith Shaw as Secretary, Bob Lovett as Treasurer. The Animal Husbandry class uses Mr. Dewey’s horses for stock judging twice weekly, and Manual Training and Domestic Science are highly popular. Senior officers: Temple Lovett President, Ruby Fox Vice President, Woodford Burnett Secretary/Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Baird
Nels Darling
Williams
Lawrenceville
Paris
Casey
The
Athletic Association
Temple Lovett
Reginald Coyle
Edith Shaw
Treas
Bob Lovett
Dewey
Ruby Fox
Treag
Woodford Burnett
Judge Booth Family Leave Marshall for Washington D C
Judge F. W. Booth and his family exit Marshall to return to Washington D C after spending the summer there. John Shotts, south of town, suffered a severe felonious injury requiring finger amputation on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Booth
Marshall
Washington, D. C
John Shotts
Numerous Marshall social visits and travel plans noted
Sifete Scott visits Paris on Saturday while Wilbert Kellogg will enter state university this week. Many relatives and friends travel between Marshall, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Clinton, Sullivan, Effingham, and West Union. Highlights include Miss Adelaide Atwood visiting Miss Doris Keifer, a birthday surprise for Ernest Smitley, and Miss Doris Keifer hosting a five hundred gathering with Miss Adelaide Atwood as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sifete Scott
Paris
Wilbert Kellogg
State University
Lloyd Pulver
Indianapolis
Adelaide Atwood
Clinton, Ill
Doris Keifer
Sem Prevo
Lawrenceville
O. A. Keiser
Petoskey
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Faith Pritchard
Clinton
Kelifer
Lethacott
Alwood
Death of Emma Doll
Emma Doll daughter of Mr and Mrs D Doll died about 1 o clock yesterday morning Funeral services will be held at the family residence at 4:00 p m today conducted by Rev B G Sandmeyer She was born in Marshall August 24 1882 Her long illness ended after an bout with malarial fever She spent her life in our midst educated in local schools and Illinois Woman s College at Jacksonville She joined the Methodist church in August 1895 and devoted herself to Christian work Survived by her parents a sister Mrs Clarence Smith a brother Louis Doll and many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noonan
Monday Bridge Club
Harry Cork
Winfield Taylor
Hannah Mundorff
Gordon
Marietta
Phillipsburg
John’ Rademaker
J. S. Bulger
Rademakers
West Main Street
Velma Sullins
West Union
Jane Morton
Hughes
Evansville
Ind
J. A. Morton
Fred B. Keifer
Doris
Miss Alwood
Springfield
Minnie Keifer
Doris Kelifer
Woman’s Building
Edward Guinnip
Terre ‘Haute
Charles ‘Tingley
J. Re Stich
Helen
Jessie
Ethel Tingley
Edna
Susie Peyton
Treff
Bib
Gus _Tingley
Frank Rascel
Dick ‘Jellette
Arthur Guinnip
Mayme Smitley
Ernest Smitley
Marshall
Chas. Lovell
Frank Gardner
Robin Gardner
Lola Murphy
Violet Smitley
Sarah Liffick
Elmer Smitley
William Switzer
Emma
D. D.doll
B. G. Sandmeyer
Illinois Woman's College
Jacksonville
Methodist Church
Henry C. Gibbs
Clarence Smith
Louis Doll
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Cooper Mayer Wedding in Wabash Marshall Tie
Frank H. Cooper son of Abner Cooper and Miss Bessie Mayer of Marshall wed Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Bubeck Rev W H Ziegler officiating. They left for Terre Haute where Cooper works as a building contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefer Laufman
Everett Murphy
Terre Haute
Harry Cork
Joe’ Davison
Fred Gorham
Frank H. Cooper
Abner Cooper
Wabash Township
Bessie Mayer
Marshall
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Jersey
Wisconsin
Archer
Sullivan
L. G. Archer
Edna Bailey
Effingham
L. R. Smith
Ernest Howell
Congregational Ladies’ Guild
Charles Killie
New York City
Margaret Brown
Carl Mundy
Sixth
Amy
Pearl
Mary Weir
Champaign
la Cole
Indiana State
Fair
Pesan Prat
Sharles
Will Lutz
Hee Page
Ralph Pulley
Marion
S. F. Mitchell
Will Eggebrecht
Mt Carmel
Fred Macke
Roy “Hardway
Melrose
Don Medsker
E. _ Colé
San Miguel
Calif
George Wallis
Reubén Mundorf
John Mundo
Naperville
Guy McJimpsey
Jeannette
Vincennes
Lawrence Kiplinger
Ben’ Davison
Amy Davison
Glen Smitley
Howard Simon
Simon
Bridgeport
Carl Kiplinger
Detroit
Florence Taubeneck
Mary Dickerson
Charleston
W. W. Fleming
Wichita
Kas
Anna Kirkland
Urbana
Westfield
Danville
Emma Doll
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis’ Marke
Kohl ‘Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Keifer Drug Co
EDGAR_ SUMMERS
Martinsville, Ill
Homer Guinnip
W. E. Taubeneck
Marvin's Mill
Zensal
Kelfer Drug Co
Edgar ‘Summers
Wallace Baird
Ora Mc Henry
John Bierbaum
Social M. E's
B. T. Bairdgs
Pythian ‘Theatre
Triangle Pictures
Frank Mills
Willard Mack
Mary Boland
Keystone
Syd Chaplin
Charlie
New Fall
Marine
Black
South Side Square
Black & Hutchinson
Grocers
B. C
Cooper Mayer
Paramount Pictures
Famous
Players
Pauline Frederick
Zaza
Berton E. Simon
Essanay
Francis X. Bushman
Selig-Tribune News Film
Vitagraph
Lillian Burns
Empley Saxe
Archer Hotel
M. Jennings
C.A. Dixon
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