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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1917

Page

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Illinois advances long step in paving six trunk highways

State officials doubled federal road funding with state and county shares under Bank head and Tice laws to assign about two thirds of each trunk highway's cost to be paid end to end. Six through routes will require county guarantees before construction begins, with Dixie Highway and National Old Trails Road primary targets.

Illinois France First National Bank Springfield Department “Dof Public Works Chicago Danville Marshall St. Louis Dixie Highway Tn Clark

Police Court Doings In Casey

Frank Lockingbill of Casey jailed Sunday night on a drunkenness charge and fined $1 plus costs Monday. J C Jackson, colored chauffeur for J K Kerr, fined a total of $30 on two counts for speeding violations.

Frank Lockingbill Casey J. C. Jackson J. K. Kerr

Fall festival dates set for Marshall with cows and calves show

The Community Club schedules a three day fair on October 18 to 20 featuring horse and cattle show, dairy and household displays, and old settlers and schools events. Cash prizes go to top displays and oldest resident. Blair likely to speak. Calf Club calves exhibit with option to sell or keep.

Old Settlers Blair

Hogs Parade After Marshall Shipment

The largest hog shipment from Marshall in years left Thursday led by David Setzer and Otto Kuykendall of Wabash township. They brought the porkers into town in 21 farm wagons, creating an interesting parade past Roscoe Phillips Casey Nellie Bunton Dolson Vern Finkbiner and Cecil Thomp son of Wabash township.

Roscoe Phillips Casey Nellie Bunton Dolson Vern Finkbiner Cecil Thompson Wabash Marshall David Setzer Otto Kuykendall

Finkbiner Thompson Nuptials at Wabash Township

Vern Finkbiner and Cecil Thompson married at the bride’s parents’ home in Wabash township with Rev. J L Buyer officiating. The couple are respected locals and the event follows public attention on a longstanding ballot printing dispute involving W A Keithley Casey and Norman Bennett.

Vern Finkbiner George Finkbiner Wabash Township Cecil Thompson J. L. Buyer

WwW. Cc. T. U. Convention in Clark County

The Clark County W T U annual convention meets at the M E church next Friday with a full program. It includes executive meetings, devotions by Mrs Kate Paden, committee appointments, reports of officers and credentials, election of officers and delegate to the National Convention, noon prayer, round tables, symposium, and a song by the Rusty Hinge Quartet.

Clark County M. E Kate Paden Y. P Bert Finney Rusty Hinge Garden Rateligt

Open Coal Mines Prompts Broad Land Notices

Notices go to 150 or more owners in south Edgar and north Clark counties after Nellie Blanchard assignee of Reuben Williams elects to take up coal rights options worth about $80 an acre. About 3 million dollars could be spent. drill tests already begun while owners prepare abstracts.

South Edgar North Clark Counties Nellie Blanchard Reuben Williams Drs. Mitchell G. C. Hallouer Williams

Obituary of Jennie Rebecca Blunk

Jennie Rebecca Blunk daughter of Wm and Emma Blunk born Martinsville September 13 1897 died September 11 1917 She joined the MB church about eight years ago and bore years of affliction with fortitude Survived by her parents three brothers two sisters and many relatives Funeral services were held at her late home by Rev Roses of the M E church Martinsville Burial took place in the Marshall Cemetery.

Jennie Rebecca Blunk Emma Blunk Martinsville Set MB. Church Mr Roses M. _E. church of Marshall. Cemetery

Clark county soldiers depart for Louisville training camp

The second Clark county detachment of 433 men leaves Marshall at 12 05 today for Louisville Kentucky. Names of reservists are listed with mustering at the court house yesterday and a Red Cross comfort kit distributed before the farewell parade and program at the court house square and Big Four station.

Clark County Marshall Louisville Montgomery Shelby Moultrie Coles Edgar, Clark Crawford Rondel Bartlett West York Clarence E. Kibby John A. Medley West Union Warren Hakill Robert Kershaw Neal Daugherty York Wm. W. Kuykendall West T Noble Coryell Wm. L. Ellington Martinsville Arlie Draper Vern J Jones Herman C. Lambdin Roy Pittinger Fred M Craig Wm R. Cale Robert Lingafelter Chas H. Gamron Yale Owen McGee Clifford O. Kuykendall Wm. Shawver Harry Kirby Cleo D. Haslitt Dennison Chas. Thompson Elmer A. Mumford Casey Chas W. Craig Russell C. Weaver John G. Pollard Casey Milo Fessenbeck Fessenbeck Elda H. Funk Casey Court House Prof. Pollard Martinsville Red Cross Court House Square G. A. R. Veterans New National Army High School Big Four Station Queens Judge Booth E.eeeene Rusty Hinge J. G. Pollard G. Sandmeyer

New Red Cross Members urged to reach Marshall quota

The Marshall Red Cross reports new members Mrs. Brad Spencer Mrs. Wm Berner Myrtle Buyer and West Union Russell Nidey plus Mrs Henry Satzer of Dennison bringing total to 1037 with quota 1660. The First Aid class left five dollars which secretary Edith Cole turned to the chapter fund. Soldiers depart today and locals are urged to recruit at least one member next week to boost Marshall Chapter.

Marshall Brad Spencer Wm. Berner Myrtle Buyer West Union Russell Nidey Dennison Henryi Satzer Edith Cole Marshall Chapter

Boy Seeks Gift That Earns Real Appreciation

Fragmentary note suggests choosing a gift the recipient will value rather than a drum or flashy item. Emphasis on thoughtful presents over bells and drums.

Troops Pass Through Marshall En Route to Hattiesburg

A train carrying soldiers passed through Marshall Thursday night heading to the Hattiesburg training grounds in Mississippi. Among the troops was Will Ehrhardt, son of Rev. L. J. Ehrhardt, formerly of the city, serving as a private in Troop C, 1st Squadron Indiana Cavalry.

Marshall Hattiesburg Miss Will Ehrhardt Rev. L. J. Ehrhardt Indiana Cavalry

City Council Rejects Gas Main Dig Up Request

Mr Sloan of Robinson, owner in Wabash Gas Co, pressed to dig up gas mains except under paved streets. The council refused, warning of a possible legal fight. The firm plans a Robinson gas plant selling at 110 per 1000 feet, but won't extend to Marshall now. The water plant issue led to higher meter and flat rates. Frank A. Robinson joined the library board. Community Club won street rights for Oct 18 20 fair.

Mr. Sloan Robinson Wabash Gas Co Sloan Wabash Company Marshall Frank A. Robinson J. K. Kerr

Court and Commerce Mix In Small Town Ledger

New circuit court cases include Clarence Prevo versus Paul Kuhn and Co in assumpsit and Addie Low versus Lawrence Low in divorce. War divides business as Elmer and Wilbur Huppert of Marshall open an auto garage in Casey. Elmer ships out today, Wilbur heads to Detroit for factory work. Edna Stateler wed James Kees at Ft Clark Texas after a courtship begun in Paris. The wedding surprises York friends as the couple plan to live at Ft Clark. Old Methodist church at York rededicated with speeches by Bradbury and Gorham. 85 year old Mrs. Josephine Laka attends along with visitors from several towns.

Elmer Wilbur Huppert Marshall Casey South Wilbur Detroit Edna Stateler Henry Stateler San Antonio Texas James Kees 14Th Cavalry Ft. Clark Kees Paris Ft Clark Yrk Bradbury Robinson Old Town Mary, Gorham Marion Ind Josephine Laka York West Union Hutsonville Robinson, Marion Sullivan

Watch the Label Renewal Notice for Subscriptions

The notice reminds readers to check subscription expiration dates printed after their name. Renewals should be sent promptly to avoid interruption, as all subscriptions discontinue at the paid-for term’s end.

Clark county bond election set to fund Old National Road

Letter from Rodney Bell explains Clark County Board approved a special election for October 23 to vote on 112000 bonds to build the Old National Road through the county. A specific road strip must be described to meet law, bonds run ten years, with option to retire after two or three years using state funds. If approved, entire county mileage will be improved and money will be allocated across the road. Also notes Martinsville area improvements and a Sunday School Convention in Darwin on September 23 with program details.

Paris Clark County Board Clark County Indiana State Line Martinsville Rodney Bell

Evangelical Church Announces Midweek Prayers and Sunday Services

Wednesday evening service at 7 15 asks all ages to join at Marshall church with prayer and preaching in Emanuel church Grand Turn. Friday conference follows the service. Sunday morning preaching by the pastor and 7 15 Sunday evening communion conducted by Eld 8 Beam Gartner.

Marshall Church Emannuel Eld H! Beam Gartner Emanuel Grand Turn J. L. Buyer

Farmer Dies After Wagon Struck by Van Dinlia Train Near Greenup

Near Greenup, farmer Cisir Layman was killed when his wagon collided with a passing train on a siding. He died instantly along with the two horses pulling the wagon. He leaves a family.

Cisir Layman Greenup Hla

Chicken Supper Fundraiser Announcement by St Mary's Ladies

The ladies of St Marys announce a chicken supper fundraiser to support church activities. Event details are incomplete but emphasize community involvement and parish support.

Ladies of St Mary's

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. Keithley Norman Bennett Keithley Bennett Www Cc. T. U. Convention High School News Marshall Township Reiner University of Illinois Temple Robert Lovett Illinois University Woodford Burnett Carnegie Tech Mary Hogue Ina Whiteside Oxford College Alice Tyler Gladys Sullins Bess Garver Indiana State Normal Rachel O'Rourk Eastern Illinois State Normal Alma Read Lucille Smitley Ruth Knipe Sidney Cox Stanley Richards Helen Purcell St. Mary’s Church J. A. M. Wilson Camp Taylor Clark, County Red Cross Gas Company Clarence Prevo Paul Kuhn & Co Addie Low Lawrence Low Darwin Frakes S. 3 W H Stephens Frank Hurst S&s H. R. Williams S.S Thos Fishback J. W. Adama Dan Beltz Evangelical Church
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