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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1918

Page

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Draft calls expand Clark County enlistments to forty six

Clark County is asked to send 46 more men to military camps with 41 to Camp Mc Clellan in Alabama and 5 to Camp Dix in New Jersey between October 7 and 11. Names like Clarence Smith of Marshall and Jesse Strohm of West Union are noted as examples of recent dispatches.

Clark County Camp McClellan Anniston Ala Camp Dix Wrightstown N. J Clarence Smith Marshall Camp Grant Jesse Strohm West Union Mooseheart Ill Focal Board Danville

County School Notes From Harold Bright Weekly Bulletin

Westfield high school faculty includes Benham West Ima Ritzen thaller and Helen Williams. Marshall high school lists Evans Stelford Roscoe Osborn Archer Sass Bohannan Langlier Laufman. Clarksville section heads Sept 27 with programs by Hutchinson Murphy Davis Findley. Marshall section Oct 5 covers chapters and school topics. Reading Circle work praised. superintendent asks section secretaries for meeting dates. Martinsville Casey football opener 7 6 Martinsville. Casey High open to public. equipment arriving. enrollment exceeds expectations. Commissioner of Education letter urges deferment classification for men supervising large rural schools. President commends schools for maintaining efficiency after war. All schools well supplied. some counties face teacher shortages but are maintaining competence.

Harold Bright Westfield High School Prof Benham Vera West Ima. Ritzenthaller Helen* Williams Marshall High School Evan Evans Norma Stelford Elma ‘Roscoe Mabel Osborn Metta Archer Clara J. Sass McKinley Bohannan Ruth Langlier Florence Laufman Clarksville Clark County Teachers’ Association Illinois Etta Hutchinson Edith Murphy Efe Davis Harry Findley Marshall Ethel Low Leela Kuhn Charlotte Sehad Margaret Forbeck Golda Thompson Sylvia Wallace Rosa Bokn BE. K. Arford Bertha R Batson Lola Kile Rosa Batson Elizabeth O’rourk Vada Veach Martinsville Casey High School Commissioner of Education Clay

Judge Connelly to Join Liberty Loan War Exhibit Tour

In response to a Chicago telegraphic request Judge Connelly will join a war exhibit train with two or three other speakers for a ten day tour of Illinois in behalf of the Fourth Liberty Loan starting at LaHarpe on Sunday.

Chicago

Open Loan Campaign Kicks Off in Marshall with Speaker Todebush

The Fourth Liberty Loan drive begins Saturday in Marshall at the Pythian Theater at 2 p.m. Charles A. White announces a noted speaker, Charles D Todebush, formerly with the U S Embassy in Petrograd, will address attendees. Clark county quota is 881000, with allocations to townships. campaign to close by Oct 3.

Marshall Pythian Theater Charles A. White Charles D Todebush United States Petrograd Todebush Clark County Anderson Auburn Casey Darwin Dolson Douglas Johnson Martinsville Melrose Orange Parker Wabash Westfield York

Marriage Licenses for Finkbiner and Schafer

Harry Finkbiner and Freda L Schafer, both of Darwin township, granted marriage licenses in the local records.

Harry Finkbiner and Freda L. Schafer Darwin Township

Rural Carrier Examination set for Clark County

The United States Civil Service Commission announced a rural carrier exam for Clark County to be held at Casey and Marshall on October 26 1918 to fill rural carrier positions at Casey and future vacancies on county routes. During wartime the Commission will admit women to rural carrier examinations on the same conditions as men.

United States Civil Service Commission Clark Casey Marshall Post oMce Department

Kimball Young Die in California on West Coast

Former Chicago attorney Kimball Young dies in Long Beach California after years of ill health. He will be buried in Marshall where he grew up, with sister Nellis and relatives from the Booth and Greenough families assisting. Relatives Mollie Greenough Alice Harlan Nellie Young prepare to accompany the body to Marshall.

Kimball Young Chicago Long Beach Calif Marshall Mr Young Timothy Young Ann Arbor

Red Cross Appeals for Belgium Clothing Donations

The Red Cross asks households to donate spare worn or outgrown clothing for Belgian destitute. The Red Cross store will open afternoons this week through next Monday for donations, with comfort kits organized by Mrs Purddun. The York committee shipped 188 pairs of socks and other items last week, plus funds and memberships listed for several local residents.

Belgium Red Cross Purdunn Geo. F. Taubeneck O. A. Keiger Marshall Aaron Schafer West Union John O. Sockler John O. Sockler U. G. Barnes U. G. .Barnes

Great War Exhibit Train to Visit Marshall Next Wednesday

Part of the national war trophies display arrives in Marshall on October 2 at 8 45 p m. The two flat cars and a box car plus Pullman travel via Vandalia track guarded by 12 Camp Grant soldiers and 12 Great Lakes sailors. Notable speakers will deliver addresses and the show is free to the public.

U. S Chicago Marshall Vandalia Camp Grant Great Lakes Pershing France Venice Casey Martinsville

No More Building War Notice in Illinois

The State Council of Defense bans building outside five war essential classes without Non-War Construction Bureau approval. Permits required before any project. until county reps are appointed, apply to the State Council of Defense in Chicago. Also reports James M Gard, 16, arriving in France to join the engineer corps building roads and bridges toward Berlin.

State Council of Defense Construction Bureau of Ilinois West Adams St Chicago Will Gard Darwin James M France Jim Engineer Corps Berlin

Volunteer Immediately for Bonds Drive

Heman Giff ord, director of gates for Illinois, argues men should act now to buy bonds on the first day of the drive, not wait three weeks, as a man has only one day to vote and one day to register for the draft, while 15,000,600 men are needed for service.

Heman Gifford Gates Illinois

Citation Honors Roy Claypool in France Safer Bravery

A World War I note reveals Roy Claypool of the signal corps sent a bravery citation to his father James Claypool from France. The extract shows the August 14 1918 General Order honoring officers and men for distinguished conduct near Soissons July 18 22 1918 and credits Leroy Claypool of the 2nd Field Battalion for maintaining radio communications amid heavy shellfire. The Clark County Liberty Loan Committee forms and leaders are listed.

James Claypool Roy France Signal Corps American Expeditionary Forces Soissons Leroy Claypool Co. A 8. C Summerall Roland B Clark National Army

Methodist Appointments Conference Notices Hamand Sick in Quincy

Rev C W Hamand fell ill with the grip in Quincy while attending the conference last week and has not returned. Hamand is transferred to Chrisman and Rev P T Bowers moves to Marshall from DeWitt. EF G Sandmeyer stays at Charleston. FE I Pletcher named superintendent of the Jacksonville district. ME English remains with the Decatur district. Rev W D Fairchild continues as Matteon district superintendent.

C W Hamand Quincy Hamand Chrisman P T Bowers Marshall DeWitt EF G Sandmeyer Charleston FE I. Pletcher Jacksonville English Decatur W D Fairchild

Death of Marshall Resident Robert Crawford

Robert Crawford a longtime Marshall resident died Sunday of tuberculosis at age 69 years and 6 months. Funeral services were held Monday at the home of Frank Jeffers. He is survived by a son and a daughter. Temple Lovett has been commissioned as second lieutenant in the U S Tank Corps at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Only 37 of 640 candidates received commissions. Bob Lovett is a military instructor at the University of Hunots and expects to receive his commission soon.

Robert Crawford Marshall Frank Jeffers Temple Lovett U. S Tank Corps Gettysburg Bob Lovett University of Hunots

Catholics Acquire Casey Church Building

Members of the Casey Catholic congregation have formally deeded a small Casey church from a Protestant group. Father Wilson delivered the deed to Bishop Ryan in Alton after the transfer.

Casey Father Wilson Ryan Alton

Save the Peach Seeds For Gas Mask Carbon

Marshall public schools children urge citizens to save peach pits prune pits and apricot pits for carbon to fill gas masks for boys in trenches. They ask households to dry and store pits and to give them to a neighbor if no children in the home. 200 peach stones or 7 pounds of nuts make one mask carbon. Supt of Schools Melissa Yelick was declared insane and sent to the state hospital at Anna.

Marshall Public Melissa Yelick Anna

High School Get Together With Swiss Bell Ringers

A community gathering hosted by the high school athletic association will take place on October 1 at the Pythian Theater. The Swiss Bell Ringers lead the main program with singing by students and audience members.

High School Athletic Association Pythian Theater

W. W Hukill Reported Missing in Action Then Killed in World War I

Warren W Hukill appeared as missing in action in the casualty list last Saturday. Later reports confirm he was killed in action. He was son of the late William Hukill who lived north of Marshall and left Sept 19 1917 for Camp Taylor. Roy Tyhurst of Annapolis was also listed as severely wounded.

Warren W Hukill William Hukill Marshall Camp Taylor Roy Tyhurst Annapolis

Letters From the Atlantic Navy Voyage Home

An electrician named Ralph Tibbs aboard the SoS Northern Pacific writes from mid Atlantic waters about rough seas and storms en route to New York. He describes quarantine in Brest France amid a cholera scare and spy blame, illness among soldiers, and his hoped for first class promotion by Christmas.

Ralph Tibbs France Isabel Atlantic New York Brest Gulf Stream New York Harbor

Liberty Day Proclaimed by Wilson for October 12 1918

President Wilson proclaims October 12, 1918 as Liberty Day to commemorate the discovery of America and to boost public support for the Fourth Liberty Loan. He urges nationwide demonstrations and community events under Treasury and Liberty Loan Committee guidance. The proclamation is signed by Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State Robert Lansing.

Wilson America Woodrow Wilson United States Secretary of the Treasury Liberty Loan Committee United States Bureau of Education

High School Notes and Activities Highlighted

Miss Osborne state eld secretary of the a tee Association spoke to the school Tuesday morning urging counties to back the tax law to aid consumptives and save soldiers. The first football game of the season will be played here Saturday at 2:30 with Castynent. Miss Roscoe organized a girls tennis club. Ohio Oil Co has granted access to their courts for the time being.

Osborne A Tee Association Seaon Casty Roscoe Ohio Oil Co

Real Estate Transfers From Marshall to Casey and Beyond

Property deeds show multiple transfers across Marshall and Martinsville areas. Transactions include Black to Archer for lot 7 block 27 and part lot 4d block 9, and price 277 dollars. W T Lacy to Wm Lacy for lot 95 Dulaney's Bath Casey at 1 dollar. Richards to Scott for northwest quarter of section 7 township 9 range 11 at 1950 dollars.

Black Ardelia Archer G. Marshall W T Lacy Lacy Dulaney Casey Jno W Richards Homer Scott John A Walter James Rush Duncan Martinsville Casey L B. Assn Eliza N. Johnson Emily E Baker D C Reed Stella Brenner Same M R Adkisson Martin Nutt S Ad. Casey W G Thompson J W Howe Robert Black Wm Williford Meckteen John Claypool F M Rhoads Marshall Elsie Schlosser Earl Jackson F Johnson John Garver W. B. Archer Ad. Marshall

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Also Mentioned on This Page

County School Notes Will Liberty Loan Russia Wii Marshall Roy Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Jayne B Kerr Ishall Township Marshill Nellie Stephenson Charles Prevo Zola Evans Upper Wabash Oliver Hall R. A. Young Ernest Junker Lower Wabash Lyman Kuykendall Virgil Hurst Harry Reynolds State Hospital High School Entertainment Robert Lansing Secretary of State Real Estate Transfere Abbie K. Stafford Frank Cole
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