Marshall Opens Season With Toledo Clash Tomorrow
Marshall football team prepares for a 2:39 afternoon kickoff against Toledo with about 20 players set to debut. Returning lettermen include Buckner, McGee, Taylor, and Buckner. veteran leaders Captain Walter Booth and George Eitel anchor positions. Coach W. Martin notes the squad won’t be as heavy but will remain strong as workouts continue. Officials listed: Bayh, Huffman, and Dunlap. First pep meeting scheduled in the school assembly room.
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Marshall
Toledo
Fonot
W. Martin
Mir
Mairtin
Oulgxe
Peo Peta
Walter
Bogtkt
Anes Junior McGee
Dan mWppae Buckner
Eugene Tayfan
Rere
Eke
Law
Jerice Lewis
George Eitel
Lawrence Lewis
Junior McGee
Bernell Coombs
Walter Booth
Dean Findley
Ray Hornbrook
Virgil Bierbaum
Sam Prevo
Arthur Beuhler
Eugene Taylor
Roy Crumlin
Terre Haute
Ead
Flags Out for Paul Jones Day Remembrance
Yesterday commemorates John Paul Jones day with flag display across communities. The event honors Jones who captured two British ships during the Revolutionary War and earned a gold medal from Congress for his actions.
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Paul Jones
John Paul Jones
Congress
Brennan to Stay in Hospital Months After Operation
Democratic U S senator candidate George E. Brennan faces four to five weeks more in hospital after knee operation in Nokomis Illinois. The shattered kneecap ends rivalry with campaign plans as he remains largely confined during the final campaign stretch.
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Brennan
Chicago
Ill
George E. Brennan
United States
Nokomis
Clarksville Baptist Church Completes New Building
The Clarksville Baptist church finishes a 13 000 dollar project with an eight day meeting led by J W Porter of Lexington starting Sept 30. Dedication set for Sunday Oct 3 with services at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm and a free dinner. Campers may use free grounds and basement kitchen facilities.
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New
Clarksville Baptist Church
J W. Porter
Lexington
W 'A Fuson
Fuson
Former Marshall People In Florida Are Safe
Reports from the devastated Florida district say former Marshall residents are safe. Mrs Olen Clements says Mr Clements is safe though his Miami office building was twisted and may not be repairable. Other ex Marshall people in Lake Wales Haines City Little River and Miami suburbs are accounted for or missing.
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Florida
Marshall
Olen Clements
Clements
Miami
Chas. Scott
Haines City
Win Moon
Eleanor Noakes
Rank Noakes
Lake Wales
James Keyes
Little River
Keyes
Edna Stateler
Roy Sims
West York
Fred Sims
Cork Sells Farm to Indiana Man Near Marshall
J H Cusick of near Green Castle Indiana bought Jim Corks farm just east of Marshall and will take possession about October 1. He moves closer to his daughter who teaches in Martinsville. New cases in circuit court include divorce actions Coleman vs Doris Coleman and Grace Brothers vs Raymond Brothers.
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Cork
Indiana
J H Cusick
Green Castle
Jim Cork
Marshall
C. ¥. Coleman
Doris Coleman
Grace Brothers
Raymond Brothers
Farmers Acquire All Stock in Federal Land Banks
Announcement from A C Williams shows farmers in the Sixth Federal Land Bank district have acquired the last stock of the Federal Land Bank at St Louis. The nine-state system centers on Illinois Missouri Arkansas. Loans total over a billion dollars with eight banks now farmer-owned and supervised by the Farm Loan Board.
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Washington, DC
A. C Williams
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Bank
St Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Federal Treasury
National Farm Loan Association
Congress
Federal Land Banks
Treasury Department
National Farm Loan Associations
Farm Loan Board
Systa
Former Marshall Boy Marries Agnes Doran in Martinsville
Thomas Phillips of Casey and Agnes Doran of Martinsville were united in marriage Saturday evening at 800 o'clock with Rev Dr Black officiating. The groom is described as a former Marshall boy.
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Thomas Phillips
Casey
Agnes Doran
Martinsville
Dr. Black
Marshall
Real estate transfers list with names and prices
A sequence of property conveyances shows multiple buyers and sellers. Entries include Nichols to Martha Edwards for 900 dollars and several transfers to or from Westfield and Martinsville with modest sums and lot references. Additional listings cover land in Casey and 19 10 14 with prices from 1 to 765 dollars and a St. Louis Railway interest.
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Leslie A. Nichols
Martha S Hwdwards
Westfield
Jesse Mayatson
Chase Moore
B. Montgomery
John Montgomery
Marshall
John
Montgomery
Susie Montgomery
Wm M Hughes
P. C. C. St. L. Ry Company
Reading a Metro Outlaw Paper Like A Big Restaurant
A playful quote contrasts reading a metropolitan newspaper to choosing from a restaurant menu versus reading a home paper described as a home cooked meal. The speaker notes a reluctance to miss anything in the metro paper and prefers the simpler home paper experience.
County Officials' Salaries Fixed
The county board fixed salaries for elected officers for the next four years. County clerk $1500 annually, deputy clerk $1100, sheriff $1100, deputy sheriff $1200, treasurer $1500 including county collector duties, and county supervisor of assessments plus deputy for treasurer $2400. Clerk’s office expenses set at $1400 yearly, treasurer expenses $500. Payments to come from respective office fees. County judge salary $1200 per year, paid semi monthly by the county clerk.
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Heriff
Marshall Boy Report on Football at University
A Marshall boy reports on football at the university and notes his attendance at Decatur. The report mentions fraternity pledge status with Ta Kappa Epsilon and candidates vying for positions on the team.
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Marshall Boy
Harry Suckler
Ta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Jar
Millikin University
Decatur
Kler
Eckfield
MiNth N
St Louis man fined for stop signal violation
A St Louis man was fined $5 and costs after being arraigned before Squire Tom Craig on a charge of violating stop and signal laws. He was arrested by Policeman J W Wallace.
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ST Louis
St Louis Vo
Tom ‘Praig
J. W. Wallace
Telegraph Lines Being Replaced In Florida Network
Western Union reports New York has three channels to Miami and a Miami Beach link via Key West, while Atlanta holds five channels to Miami. Urgent messages slowed, Florida repair total reaches £290 before storm, now 500 under supervision. Miami and Miami Beach offices gain emergency gas engines as standard. Wires restored from West Palm Beach to Miami City.
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Western Union’ Telegraph Company
Chicago
New York
Miami
Florida
Miami Beach
Keywest
Atlanta
West Palm Beach
Western’ S Union
Titley
Western Union
Miami City
Boy Falls From Tree Breaks Arm At School Yard
Clifford Black a 7 year old pupil at Sassafras school in Wabash township fell from a tree Monday in the school house yard and broke his right arm. He was taken to Marshall where Dr. R. A Mitchell set the arm before returning home.
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Clifford
Albert Black
Wabash Township
Sassafras School
Marshall
R. A Mitchell
Holscher to give address at meeting
The twenty ninth annual meeting of the eastern division of the Illinois State Teachers Association will be held at the Teachers College at Charleston October 8. B F Holscher superintendent of the Casey schools will give an address. John Merrill will be on the afternoon program.
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Palestine Baptist Association
Oliver
Dugusta
Illinois State Teachers Association
Teachers College
Charleston
Clark Coles Cumberland
Casey
J Hoo Trinkle
Newman
Anna Weller
Charleton Oliver
Rodman Named President of Illinois Central Railroad
Larry Downs, a Purdue graduate and longtime rodman in the Illinois Central engineering department, becomes president of the railroad. He succeeds Charles H. Markham, who becomes chairman of the board of directors.
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CHL
Larry Downs
Green- Casth
Fado
Ilinois Central Railroad
Charles H Markham
Downs
Purdue
Page
New Work in County Court In Estate of Wa Chewster
In the county court records the estate of Wa Chewster pe Hoon bend and oath Pett ey for appointment of administrator to proved and HM Dewey appeared with bond in the amount fled and approved oath on file Letters ordered adjustment days in October next In Neal to Poffinburger holies of publication sale of real estate Inventors approved Petition for sale of real estate continued Guardian partial reports approved and recorded Mothers pensions reduced and stricken from pension rolls for listed named mothers including Julia Huston Emma Canaday and Efie Dancy Discontinuation consideration reported to estate of Wm Batton George Walker Viola Walker and Thomas Walker minor heirs Guardian discharged
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Wa Chewster
Oath Pettey
HM Dewey
Neal
Poffinburger Holies
Ger
Board of Supervisors
Julia A Huston
Emma Canaday
Effie Dancy
Almeda McCarty
Elvina Vanhorn
Sarah J Galey
Hulda Gard
Elizabeth Hamilton
Irena Smith
Gebdle E. Davis
Ora B. Studard
Bonnie Hargis
Littoral
Nichols
Wm Batton
George Walker
Viola Walker
Thomas Walker
Uardian
Guardian
Marriage Licenses Listed in Haute to Blanch
Haute to Blanch T Cundiff 18 of North Terre Haute and James E Barker 34 of York marry Effie B Cos 26 Martinsville. Thomas Phillips 21 Casey marries Agnes Doran 19 Maffinsville. Ben H Jones 85 Hoxie Arkansas weds Mary F Miller 31 Sts Elmo. Isaac Swim 28 Casey weds Irene Swim 20 Casey. Ray Coombs 23 Terre Haute weds Blanche K Rhoden 23 West Terre Haute. Fred E Nicazan 21 Terre Haute weds Ruth Markland 20 Terre Haute. Mrs John Tibbs and Mrs Dell Gobart of Oakland visited at the Shina home west of Marshall. Elia Deane at the Shina home west of Marshall.
Appointments Announced at Illinois Methodist Conference
The 103rd Illinois conference adjourned in Mattoon after appoint ments were read. Rev. Howard Leach returns to Marshall. Rev. A Y Babbs goes to the Indiana conference. Pettit returns to Charleston. several pastors shift to Bloomington Grace Church, Clinton, Farmers City, Barry, Mt Sterling, Martinsville, Raymond, Greenup, Paris Tabernacle, Paris First, Tuscola and other assignments.
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Ilinois
The
Methodist Church
Mattoon
Howard Leach
Marshall
A Y. Babbs
Indiana
E. L Pletcher
Bloomington
Grace Church
T H. Tull
Clinton
J E Evans
George Fidler
Tabernacle
Paris
Presley P. Carson
Paris First
Trains Change Schedule On Big Four Says Agent
Marshall station agent McConchie reports Big Four trains No 524 and No 23 will adjust arrival times. No 524 from the south arrives 12 55 AM instead of 11 55 PM. three Pullmans added. No 23 from the north arrives 4 30 AM instead of 3 45 AM. Egyptian trains switch to New York Central via LaSalle Street after Danville.
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Ot McConchie
Big Four
Marshall
Chicago
Ocoek
McConchie
Danville
New York Central Line
Chicapaoenteripe
LaSalle Street
C & EI
Dearborn Street
Spotts Meat Market installs large Frigidaire refrigeration unit
Spotts Meat Market completes installation of a two unit Frigidaire machine to run the meat counter. The electrically powered system maintains the ice box at 44 degrees with automatic cycling to hold that temperature. Reportedly the largest such unit in the county keeps meat at a uniform temperature.
Lockard Building Sold to Herald Owner Potter Purchases Marshall Plant
Mrs Emma C. Lockard sells the building housing the Marshall Herald to Harry B. Potter owner of the Herald. The purchase enables modernization of mechanical equipment and potential alterations to better accommodate a modern printing plant and its workers.
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Herald
Emma C. Lockard
The
Marshall Herald
Harry B. Potter
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R Lenox
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Oakland
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Shina
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