Primary candidates emerging for spring election race
The Herald outlines potential contenders across parties for county and state offices. Republicans discuss J Earl Finney Ed Clatfelter and others while Democrats name J Ham Lewis and Norman Bennett as likely nominees. Incumbents and would be challengers populate county judge clerk treasurer and education posts plus congress seats.
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McKinley
the Herald
Allen F. Moore
Walter B. Cork
Harry Baxter
Norman Bennett
Marshall
W. O. Slusser
Edward Pearce
Harry Janney
W.R. Stanfield
F. R. Black
Fenton Spangler
Chas
Harry Coldren
John Hawker
Perce Cox
J. Earl Finney
Ed Clatfelter
Norman Forsythe
B. F. Holscher
Casey
Holscher
Clark County
Lindley injured in scaffold accident at barn site
Charles Lindley of West York is in serious condition at Robinson hospital after a scaffold broke while he worked on a new barn for Rodney Bell. He fell, injuring his left arm and hip. The Robinson ambulance transported him to the hospital. Policeman Joe Wallace met with students and school officials about reducing fast driving on Sixth Street near the high school. A new bus will be added to the Sphinx line between Mt. Carmel and Danville starting September 26, with a contract for 2,000 gallons of Keysiona gasoline monthly.
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Charles Lindley
West York
Robinson Hospital
Lindley
Rodney Bell
Robinson
Stow DOWN_STREET
Joe Wallace
J. R. Colbert
N. S. Garvey
Sixth Street
Sphinx
Mt. Carmel
Danville
Sheets Opposes Stop Signs at Marshall Intersections
Frank L. Sheets chief highway engineer informs Mayor McCauley that no electric stop signs may be placed at Main and Sixth or at crossing highways. Representative Norman Bennett says he can resolve the issue for the city.
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Frank L. Sheets
John McCauley
Norman Bennett
Marshall Opens Season With Toledo in Home Opener
Local football notes outline two schedule changes for Marshall with a 3:00 PM opener against Toledo on the home field. Coach Martin releases a probable lineup for tomorrow as competition among players continues and several names are tentatively listed for key positions.
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Coath Martin
Marshall
Toledo
Westville
Bassidsinoeiorne
Garfield
Robinson
Flatrock
Eccceesenee
Lawrenceville
Paris
Martin
W. Shotts
Stewart
Buckner
Sockler
Geisert
Return of Coolidge Sets Machinery Going
The return of the President signals full speed for executive departments as Cabinet meetings resume. Preparations begin for a court martial of Col onel Mitchell amid national debate on military and aviation policies and discipline.
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William L. Daley
The
Herald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
White House
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
War
Navy Departments
Christian Church Ladies Host Lunch and Essay Contest
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce dinner was served by the ladies of the Christian church Wednesday noon in the church dining room. Twenty chamber members and eight guests attended. A follow up business meeting announced a future essay contest on Why New Industries Should Come to My Home City, open to all high school students, with prize details to be announced.
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Marshall Chamber of. ComMerce
Ladies of the Christian Church
Chamber of. Commerce
Death notices for James Carl Hogue Jr and Mrs Win Veach
The 19 days old James Carl Hogue Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Hogue near Dennison died at Union hospital Terre Haute. Funeral held Sunday burial Calcutta Indiana. Mrs Win Veach 77 died at her Marshall home Thursday funeral on Saturday with Rav Coombs officiating burial Marshall Cemetery.
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James Carl Hogue, Jr
James Hogue
Dennison
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Buriel
Calcutta
Indiana
Win. ¢Veach
Marshall
Rav. Coombs
Marshalls
Marshall Couple Undertake 3100 Mile Educational Tour
Mr and Mrs Sol Handy completed an eighteen day touring trip covering 3100 miles through Illinois Michigan Canada New York Maine Vermont New Hampshire Pennsylvania and West Virginia. They visited historical points along the way and returned Friday night.
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Sol Handy
Marshall
Illinois
Michigan
Canada
New York
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
American Legion Seeks 5 Million Endowment Drive
The American Legion launches a final drive to raise 5 million dollars for a perpetual endowment benefiting widows and orphans of ex service members. Clark County Post No 90 aims 700 dollars with committee members appointed to fund the remaining amount. Areas in scope include Marshall Wabash Douglas Darwin York and portions of Anderson and Melrose townships with West Union already contributing about 60 dollars.
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The
American Legion
Clark County
Post
Marshall, Wabash
Douglas
Darwin
York
Anderson
Melrose
West Union
Students Leave for College Across Multiple Institutions
High school and grade school students are heading to college or universities across the region. Loral Mathews, Roy Baird, Helen Baird and others will attend Illinois University and Indiana schools such as Butler College, Franklin College, and Rose Polytechnic. Rose Polytechnic at Terre Haute, Millikin University in Decatur, and New York University are among the listed destinations.
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Ilinois University
Loral Mathews
Roy Baird
Helen Baird
Doris Wallis
Austin Claypool
Louise Deaner
Louise Lickert
George Taylor
Ralph Knipe
John Lewis
Carson Purdum
Dale Davison
Grendel Bennett
Jordie Lewis
James Burnett
John Hollenbeck
Louise Plaster
Irene Carpenter
Milton Dickens
Leon Davidson
Minois Weslyan College
Bloomington
Donald Howell
Lucille Reynolds
DePauw University
Greencastle
Indiana
Herman Geisert
George Fredenberger
Butler College
Indianapolis
Ray Kannamacher
Louis Ferris
Franklin College
Franklin
Georgia Thomas
Antioch College
Xenia
Ohio
Louise Clem
Indiana State Normal
Térre Haute
Granville Brosman
Jerome Pellum
Richard Cole
Edwin Booth
Rose Polytechnic
Terre Aute
Creal Clark
New York University
New York City
Robert English
Decatur
Millikin University
Small Girl Falls From Silo Injures Leg
Anna Bee Foley 5 fell about 15 feet from a silo Tuesday evening while watching it be filled. She broke her left leg just above the knee. She is under a doctor's care and resting well after the first night.
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Anna Bee Foley
Pat Foley
Community Meeting at Asbury Church
A community meeting will be held tonight at Asbury Church. Prof. R. E. Apple from Martinsville will speak on "Selection of Seed Corn." Roll call asks for attendees to share their favorite maxim. Cake and iced tea will be served.
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Asbury Church
R. E. Apple
Martinsville
Ice Plant Changes Hands in Illinois Transfer
In Robinson Illinois a transfer of the Hallauer property known as the Marshall Ice and Power Company to the Central Illinois Public Service Company is reported. Pending Illinois Commerce Commission sanction the plant will continue operation supplying Marshall with ice and Martinsville with electricity until a Paris to Marshall trunk line is installed, after which operation shifts to Paris.
Man recalls childhood as he visits old Newark home
Mr and Mrs Jay Swern return from a trip through Indiana to Newark Ohio, Mr Swern’s old home. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Ted Swern of Indianapolis. Fifty seven years after his first visit he locates the old well and apple tree. The trip is described as the experience of a lifetime.
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Jay Swern
Indiana
Newark
Ohio
Mr. Swern
Ted Swern
Indianapolis
Salem Banker Added to Marshall State Bank Force
W E Morris of Salem has joined The Marshall State Bank as a banker and will reside on East Main Street. His arrival allows Bert Hogue, with 27 years at the bank, to retire as he has long desired. Mrs Morris is a cousin to Mrs Carl Taubeneck. Mr Morris previously worked with Kinmundy and Salem banks.
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W. E. Morris
Salem
Marshall State Bank
Morris
Kinmundy
Marshall
East Main Street
James Brady
Carl Taubeneck
Norris
Bert Hogue
Schoolmasters seize air station at Sockler’s Garage
Prof. J. R. Colbert and Prof. Harold Bright reportedly annexed the air station at Sockler's Garage last evening while leaving the premises. They dragged the apparatus away disconnecting it from its base in the roadside incident.
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J. R. Colbert
Harold Bright
Sockler
Chicago man to take charge of local store
E. E. Harper of Chicago comes to Marshall to manage the Lewis Drug Store for owner Lewis. Harper is an experienced drug store man and will be welcomed to Marshall’s business ranks.
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E E. Harper
Chicago
Marshall
Lewis
Paul. Lewis
Harper
Danville Man Pays Fine in Speeding Case
J. A. Lynch of Danville paid a $10 fine plus court costs in Squire J. L. May's court Saturday after pleading guilty to speeding charges. The incident followed by state highway police and was not the result of a complaint.
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Danville
J. A. Lynch
Squire J. L. May
EM Nare Lynch
Local court seals multiple Prohibition Era sentences
The September term closes with juries convicting several defendants. Jesse Myers faces jail and fines for driving drunk and transporting liquor. Willie Myers is acquitted on DUI charges. Nat Redman is guilty of liquor possession with fines. William Smith receives a year at Vandalia farm and a $200 fine for neglect to support. Ellis Batts is convicted on all counts and faces six months at Vandalia, with fines and costs to be worked out. An appeal bond of $500 is set.
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Jesse Myers
Willie Myers
People
Nat Redman
William Smith
State Farm
Vandalia
Ellis Batts
Bord
Farm Superintendent Crowing Over Recent Sale
Pearl Garver, superintendent of the county farm, hails the sale of two late spring calves at Terre Haute market for $88.20 and seven six month old hogs weighing 1760 pounds for $228.80. He notes the stock went to a high class Terre Haute butcher shop and asserts that it pays to raise good livestock.
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Pearl Garver
Terre Haute
Clyde H. Knowles
Garver
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Bill Booster
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