Winter Lyceum Course Promises High Standards For Season
The winter lyceum offers six major programs starting Oct 11 with Cordova Concert Company. Season tickets cost $2.00, $1.50 for two, with reserved seats. single admissions vary. Acts include the Hampton Court Singers Nov 24, Judge George D. Aldren Jan 2, Musical Arts Quartet Feb 8, Sylvester A Long Mar 13, and the Apollo Concert Company Apr 17, plus a Saxophone quartet. Local backers fund the group, with profits reinvested to secure better attractions next year.
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Marshall
Gello
Dorothy Hill
Hampton Court Singers
George D. Aldren
Alden
Musical Arts Quartette
Sylvester “A. Long
International Lyceum Association
Stigs
Apollo Concert Company
Real Estate Transfers List Turbulentland County
Geo D Thompson transfers to Elijah Sims aw sw 36 10 12 for 475. Doll to Vandalia Ry Co land n 26 12 11 for 170. Austin McManus to Robi McManus 47 acres 21 22 12 for 2000. BF Johnson to J Frank Read 40 acres 7 12 11 for 1250. Fred Carver to J W Lindsey 4 lots Jasper Ave Casey for 1. Mary Swim to Jeannette Tolle et al land 18 9 14 for 1. W V Macklin to WJ Morgan 139 acres 23 26 27 11 18 for 5000. Elzie Newman to Claude Newman BW gw 29 12 13 for 1. J T Morganson to Harvey W Myles land 24 25 12 11 for 7000. Esther Myles to Seymour Hurst 130 acres 24 26 12 11 for 1. EL McCabe to Frank Willingham pt lot 1 bik 4 Langs ad Casey for 300. F Willingham to Brandenburg game for 450. Cleone Whitney to Li McCabe pt lot 1 bik 4 Langs ad Casey for 75. Clydin Beauchamp to Lawrence Rogers 16 acres sw ne 1 10 14 for 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo D ‘Thompson
Elijah Sims
Doll
Vandalia Ry. Co
Austin McManus
Robi. McManus
BF Johnson
J Frank Read
Fred Carver
J W Lindsey
Jasper ‘Ave
Casey
Mary Swim
Jeannette Tolle Et al
Macklin
Morgan
Elzie Newman
Claude Newman
J.T Morganson
Harvey W Myles
Esther Myles
Seymour Hurst
EL McCabe
Frank Willingham
Lang' S
F. Willingham
Tti Brandenburg
Game
Cleone Whitney
Li McCabe
Lang’s Ad
Clydin
Beauchamp
Lawrence Rogers
Clarksville Man Hospitalized After Past Runaway Injury
RL Stephenson of Clarksville was sent to Anna hospital on Monday for treatment. His family reports a past runaway accident fractured his skull and now brain pressure has caused mental disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Stephenson
Clarksville
Anna
Stephenson
Death of Clarence Clouse Child of Mr and Mrs George Clouse
The one year old son Clarence died Saturday from cholera infantum. Funeral services were held Sunday at the family residence and burial followed in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
George Clouse
Aditad
The Railroad Problem Publicity Campaign Details
The Bureau of Railway Publicity has been presenting many facts to the public. If you are interested in what this bureau is doing, mail the coupon attached to the advertisement for more information in another column.
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Bureau of Railway Publcity
Community Club Meeting Postponed to Sept 29
The Marshall Community Club meeting scheduled for next Friday evening is postponed one week due to the absence of the president and vice president. The meeting will be held Friday Sept 29 at 1 30 p.m. in the courthouse. H R Snavely pres Frank Carpenter secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Community ‘Club
Court House
H. R.snavely
Frank Carpenter
Old Custom Revived Democratic Pole Raising near State Line
A Democratic pole raising on the National Road near State Line last Friday featured a 60 foot hickory pole with a Wilson banner. Speakers included Olin Clements and Hon CG A Purdum. John A. Sweet was advertised to speak but could not due to circumstances.
Death of Milton King in Indianapolis sanitarium
Milton King died Friday evening in a sanitarium in Indianapolis where he sought treatment for cancer of the face and head. The body was brought to the city and funeral services were held Sunday at St Marys church. Born June 10, 1841 in the county, he lived there all his life as a farmer. His wife died nine years ago. He is survived by one brother, Howard, of this city.
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Milton King
Indianapolis
St. Mary's Church
Mr. King
Howard
Walls Oliver Fair Promises A Neighborhood Pageant and Fair
In Oliver town a strong community spirit is shown as residents plan the third annual Walls Oliver Fair for Sept 28 29 and 30 with a big historical pageant on Sept 29. the event has earned wide notice in metropolitan publications. Also a correction notes Mrs W T Brown of Wabash township aged 61 died. born in Ross County Ohio Nov 30 1855 and married Oct 21 1874. she left nine children and seven grandchildren.
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Oliver
Wallace’s Farmer
W. T. Brown
Wabash
Ross Co
William Lamb
Carthage
William R
Clinton
Ind
John Y
St Louis
Jesse D
Colton, S. Dak
Ross Crume
Canton
Russell
Harry
Jay City Public School Enrollment Edges Up
Enrollment at Jay City Public School reaches 458 with South Side up 22 to 213, North Side down slightly. Overcrowded rooms and poor seating persist though some spaces remain free. Attendance irregularities and tardiness hinder progress. principal urges daily, all-day attendance and parental cooperation for medical issues like enlarged tonsils and adenoids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Fatal Auto Ride Claims York Township Farmer
Thomas Poorman a well known farmer of York township was killed when his Ford automobile overturned near Prairieton Indiana last Saturday evening. The crash occurred as the party tried to pass a slow vehicle, Poorman died from hemorrhage of lung injuries after brief hospital care. Milam was badly cut and bruised while two companions were only lightly hurt. Poorman left a wife and five children and funeral services were set for Brick church in York township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Poorman
York Township
Prairieton
Ind
Mr. Poorman
Lafayette
Milam
L. L. Mooneyham
William Ormiston
Terre Haute
Poorman
Marshall Community Club Forms In Court House Meeting
The Marshall community organized a club with nearly 100 men attending. By laws were adopted and officers elected: President Judge H R Snavely, Vice President H M Dewey, Secretary Frank Carpenter, Treasurer Frank Geisert. A new meeting is planned for next Friday to set standing committees and continue business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Community Club
Court ‘House
H. R. Snavely
H. M. Dewey
Frank Carpenter
Frank Geisert
Short Dresses Not Penalized In Public Decency Case
Mrs. Dollie Aiken of Dolson township was tried in Essuire Craig's court on a public indecency charge for exposing her nether extremities. The London busmen jury found her not guilty. A quoted Philadelphia Bulletin remark and a bathing skirt belt exchange are noted in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Hammond
Dollie Aiken
Dolson Township
Essuire
Fire damages minor at two area buildings
A fire on Friday damaged a home belonging to Mark Stewarton on North Eighth Street but was extinguished with little damage. A barn on Ross Holder’s farm, north of town, caught fire from a grinding engine on Chas Shipe’s farm and quick work saved the building.
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Mark Stewarton
Eighth Street
Ross Holder
Chas
Public Sale of 50 Cattle by Hiram Hilbert
Hiram Hilbert will sell 50 head of cattle at public sale on Wednesday September 27, located mile south of Darwin. The event details include the cattle lot and sale location.
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Hiram Hilbert
Darwin
Poll Tax Suits Filed Against Marshall Men
Tax Esquire Craig docketed 75 suits against Marshall men who failed to pay their poll tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Craig
Marshall
County School Notes Highlight Rural Meetings and Staffing
Secretary reports a fine Marshall Rural section meeting with all members and three visitors present. The Washington center program lists Rural Life and Education sections with teachers, corrections to grade arithmetic, and schedule notes. Martinsville and Clark county staffing changes include Miss Grace Breeden filling a vacancy and new law requiring proper certificates for teachers. Prof. Lawrence Hurst attends the University of Illinois as he pursues a doctorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Rural Section
Washington Center
Mary Brown
Lewis Manhart
Brown Mouse
Irene Taubeneck
Edith .Murphy
Blanche Wesnitzer
Ethel
Tuffington
Washington
Pleasant Hill Center
Nellie Beltz
Ruey Irwin
Jessie Gallington
Bertha Beltz
Ray Burneyvile
Elizabeth O’rourk
Ray’ Burkeybile
Lecy
Liberty Square
Margaret Forbeck
Grace G. Breeden
Ancona
Ill
Martinsville
Breeden
Clark County
Lawrence . Hurst
University of Illinois
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Kent H. Morgan of Indianapolis marries Carrie M. Moore of Casey. John McDaniel of Edgar County weds Ada Kirby of Dolson Jo. J. L. Ensign Nashville Tennessee weds Helen Martin of Marshall. Joy C. Galloway of Aledo Illinois weds Trilla M. Reese of Westfield. Tillus V. Hemphill of Indianapolis weds Ida Marie Flint of Casey.
Farm Sale Near Livingston Suppled by W T Brown
I will sell at my farm 1 1/10 miles north of Livingston on September 28 cattle horses farming implements and household furniture. W T Brown.
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Livingston
Methodist Circuit Sunday Services Announced
The circuit schedules services for next Sunday at Asbury 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 Patton at 7 30 pm and Sunday school at 10 am All are cordially invited announced by Moore pastor NW
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Asbury
Patton
Moore
First Frost of the Season Hits Rural Areas
The first frost of the season arrived Friday night bringing heavy frost and ice on water. Most corn survived but late vegetables suffered. effects noted across local fields and gardens.
Case of Forbeck and Gamron in County Court
The county court opens today over the case of John Forbeck and Mrs. Kate Gamron. Attorneys refuse to defend, telling Judge Ruffner they would pay contempt fines if appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forbeck
Kate_Gamron
Ruffner
Peddler Jack Miller Captured After Delirium Tremens Episode
Sheriff Wallace seized Jack Miller near Hatton on Friday morning. Miller, who claimed Danville as his home, spoke of recovering from a severe delirium tremens attack and of dreaming up wealth from the movies he had seen.
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Jack Miller
Danville
Wallace
Hatton
Fire destroys Central Lumber Plant at Casey
A Sunday blaze of unknown origin gutted the Central Lumber Company plant at Casey near the Vandalia tracks causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Telegraph and telephone lines burned, trains delayed several hours. A bucket brigade saved adjacent property. yard partly insured. Owners listed as W. S. Hmrich J. B. LeMay and J. L. Main.
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Central Lumber Company
Casey
Vandalia
Iminiatas
W. S. Hmrich
May
J. L. Main
Read Named Pastor at Shelbyville M E Church
Rev. F C Read, formerly Methodist pastor on the Marshall circuit, is appointed pastor of Moulton M E Church in Shelbyville Illinois. He was en route to Mattoon circuit when a transfer to Shelbyville was communicated by the district superintendent. The Shelbyville post offers a larger salary a better parsonage and a promising field for the new conference year.
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F.C. ‘Read
Marshall
Moulton M. E
Shelbyville
Mattoon
Mattoon Circuit
Moulton
High School Notes Highlight New Commercial Program
Enrollment rises to 189 prompting plan for a commercial teacher and full course. County funds will cover non resident tuition. Two new typewriters ordered bringing total to six. Mr Williams praised for school leadership and University of Illinois visit noted. Football games set with Paris October 14 and November 4. girls boost basketball interest with early games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Williams
Marshall High
Willams
University of Sinois
Paris
Primary vote results show party endorsements shape outcomes
County results reveal no first-name advantage as the top-listed candidates lost. Republican Hull leads governor race county, Dunne wins state in bold margins, and Smith edges Keegan for Congress by six votes. The primary underscored party backing over ballot position.
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Larke
Xyote
Hull
Brinton
Dunne
Purdunn
Sweet
Prust
Carley
Swern
Briscoe
Clark
Snavely
Cys Poorman
Clements
Gallatin
Geo. Lafferty
Davison
James
Coloyd
Smith
Keegan
Obituary of John N. Carver 1848 1916 in North Carolina
John N. Carver born December 6 1848 in Stanley county North Carolina died September 16 1916 at his daughter Mrs William Carpenter home in Anderson township. He married Nancy A. Sellars in 1870 who died September 7 1892. Survived by six children Lido Good Mary Carpenter Ella Bledsay Wash Carver George Carver David and three infant deaths. 24 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral at Ohio Chapel conducted by Rev Eckel with interment near Dy cemetery.
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John N. Carver
Stanley County
North Carolina
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