Marshall Band Thanks People for Concert Support
The Marshall band extends sincere thanks to merchants and individuals listed for aiding the Fred Jewel concert. The group also thanks the public for attendance and support and promises to return with more music.
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Marshall Band
Bréadhaeey ‘Wallis
Blundell's
Montgomery
Blundell
C. A. Dixon
Luse ‘Jewelry
Dulaney Bank
Whitlock
Nash
Spott’s
Clark + County Democrat
Grabenheimer Sons
Fred
Marshall Cafey
Sullin
R. C. Jacobs
Moye Grocery
Dan Spittler
Meehling. & Henderich
Chas. Claypool
Alligon_ Sisters
Rawall Feed
Drs
Weir
Drs. Mitchell
Marshall Herald
Lichtenberger Grocery
H. M. Dewey
Marshall House
Stanfield
Wadiey’s
Cole Bros
Qu - Snedeker
Don " Medsker
John.Scholfield
John W. Lewis
A. .R. " Deaner
Cole
Se Cole
Victor Janney
L. H
Walter Cork
Chas
Short, Bubeck
Gallagher
E. Jennings
Rally Day in Marshall Aims for 1000 Sunday School Attendees
The Marshall community launches a church alliance campaign to boost Sunday school attendance. On Sunday October 4 the Ministerial Alliance plans outreach across all local schools with a goal of 1000 in attendance that day. Each school will participate toward the shared objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Ministerial Alliance
Owith
Boy Thrown From Horse Sustains Elbow Dislocation
Sydney Combs, son of Mr and Mrs Milo Combs near Clarksville, was tossed from a pony on Monday hitting a telephone pole. Doctors Howard Pearce and EB Myford reportedly reset the elbow and said the boy was progressing well yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Milo Combs
Clarksville
Howard-Pearce
Dorcan
Pearce
New Pastor Sent to Beardstown Methodist Pulpit
The Illinois conference announces ministerial appointments. Rev Howard Leach from Mt Sterling will begin his pastorate in Beardstown on October 4. Leach is 18 years old in error. has WWI service, college and theology training, and has preached since 1913. Other assignments include Evans to Farmer City and Heinlein in Martinsville, with Honn taking Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
The
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Beardstown
Edwin Hughes
E. Evans
Marshall Church
Willy
Farmer City
Methodist Church
Howard Leach
Mt. Sterling
Mt . Leach
Aly
Leach
Casey
A. Heinlein
Martinsville
Py Gy
Westfield
J. L. Honn
Professors Cleared in Sixth Street Speeding Rumor Apology
The Herald retracts a misread item claiming professors Colbert Garvey and others were involved in speeding discussions at the high school. It clarifies the matter and says the blame belonged to a few high school pupils, not the faculty, and offers an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Joe Wallace
Colbert, Garvey
Herald
Wallace Sells Interest in Holme Tire Firm
Wallace sells his share of the Holme Tire and Battery Company to Roy Cropp, his partner. Joe Gropp Wallace confirms the transfer and notes the sale of his interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Wallace
Holme Tire & Battery
Roy Cropp
Fresh Paint Boosts Town Vigor Says Bile Booster
A local booster argues that fresh paint on homes and businesses uplifts a town’s appearance and property values. He claims painted exteriors, regardless of other factors, provide a genuine economic and civic lift.
Johnson Rents Showplace Home to Bruner for Five Years
B F Johnson rents his South Sixth Street home furnished to Charles Bruner with a five year lease starting October 15 and calling the place Bruner's Tourist Home. The property includes five acres, a 15 room house, double garage, barn, and parking for 25 cars. Meals and rooms for tourists will be offered, with a large lawn, fountain, shrubbery, and grounds described as Marshall show place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson
South Sixth Street
Charles Bruner
Johnson
Vorgia girl Helen Vorgias marries in St Louis
Word has been received that Helen Vorgias of St Louis Missouri was recently married. Miss Vorgias is the daughter of one of the former Candy Kitchen owners and lived in Marshall for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tttat
Helen Vorgias
St. Louis
Miss. Vorgias
Candy Kitchen Sphere
Marshall
Terre Haute Railroad Officials Visit Tuesday
Track and building officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad company arrive from Terre Haute Tuesday to inspect the local station grounds and plan improvements at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Terre
Mante
Sta‘don
Marshall Wins Season Opener 37-0 Over Toledo
Marshall football under Gonch Martins wins its season debut 37 to 0 against Toledo. Taubeneck and Kuhn score, Stewart misses kicks, and Buckner adds the final extra point as Marshall dominates in heat.
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Marshall
Gonch Martin
Toledo
Marshall Band
Sackler
Stewart
Kuhn
Wright
Taubeneck
Sockler
Buckner
LE Wee Cease Evans Renner
Tanner Booth
Willoughby Fawley
Pugh Smith
Eee
Tuisman McGee
R. T
Richardson
Shotts
R. E
Checastes Light
Scékler
Perry Kuhn
Depemsdelays
L. H. Wn
Brewer Stewart
Siss Keller Martin
C. Keller
Moses
Miller
Rhodes
J. McGee
Taylor
Lucan
Malloy
Geisert
Oiclals
Bayh
Gerhardt
Kincade
Ruffman
Westville
Ernestine Myers and Company at Terre Haute
Ernestine Myers and her dancers led by Miss Virginia Prevo are performing this week at Keith's Theatre in Louisville and will appear at the Indiana Theatre in Terre Haute the first half of next week before a tour to Cleveland and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Myers
Virginia Prevo
Sam Prevo Jr
Marshall
Keith’s
Louisville
Keith
Indiana Theatre
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Alleged Army Deserter Detained After Stopping at Garage
Ansel Monroe, claiming to be a U S Army deserter, was taken into custody Monday night after seeking shelter at a local garage. Sheriff Turner escorted him to the county jail, where a Studebaker in his possession, reported stolen in Indianapolis from Robert Burns of Fort Wayne, Indiana, was recovered and returned to the owner by army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Monroe
United States Army
Turner
Studebaker
Indianapolis
Robert Burns
Fort Wayne
Ind
College students added to Marshall list in Herald follow-up
The Herald updates last week’s college student list with several names. Genevieve Washburn and Mildred Washburn head to Indiana Central College in Indianapolis, Evelyn Hunt and Dorothy Moore attend Wabash Business College in Terre Haute, and Maris Dawson Kathryn Tretx Ynez Dean attend Charleston Teachers College. Frederick Carroll reenters Rose Polytechnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Herald
Genevieve
Mildred
Washburn
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Evelyn Hunt
Dorothy Moore
Wabash Business
College
Terre Hales
Maris Dawson
Kathryn Tretx
Ynez
Charleston
Frederick
Carroll
Rose Polytechnic
Mickie Says Home News Talk Drowns Local Talent Debates
The column laments the home paper for ignoring local society and praises local singers and a high school ball team as potential big-league performers. It argues for greater recognition of local talent and achievements.
Changes in Trains Alter Mail Pickup Schedules
Local postoffice officials warn of uncertain efficiency as Pennsylvania Railroad alters train times effective Sunday. Eastbound No 806 is replaced by No 340 at 12 50 PM. No 114 is replaced by No 344 from St Louis to Terre Haute. Westbound No 837 is replaced by No 341 at 12 28 PM. No 136 is replaced by No 345 from Terre Haute to St Louis. Mail outside catcher pouches must wait until about 9 17 AM.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Marshall
St. Louis
Terre Haute
New Bus Through Marshall Takes Band to Joliet
A Sphinx Lines bus transported the K. of P. Grand Lodge Band from Marshall to Joliet for the annual convention. The service starts at 9:00 a.m. from Marshall with north and south runs at 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., aided by Keystone Filling Station the National Dixie Hotel and the Marshall House.
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Sphinx Mnes
Marshall
Ridgefarm
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Joliet
Sphinx Lines
Keystone Filling Station
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall House
Large crowd attends Jewel led band concert in Marshall
A Thursday night band concert in Marshall drew one of the largest crowds, led by Fred Jewel the famous composer and director. About 75 musicians from Casey Robinson Paris and surrounding towns joined the ensemble for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Fred Jewel
Casey, Robinson
Paris
Mr. Jewel
Child Harold Fredenberger Dies at Age Ten
Harold M. Fredenberger son of Mr and Mrs John Fredenberger died Saturday at age ten. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 10:00 with Rev W A Wortman officiating. Interment followed in Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Fredenberger
John Fredenberger
W. A. Wortman
Marshall Cemetery
Death notice for Nathan Wright near Marshall
Nathan Wright, 75, died Monday about 5:30 near Marshall. Interment followed Wednesday at Mare shall Cemetery with burial at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Wright
Nighone
Marshall
Orelddr Ike
Résidgate
Mare Shall
Hurst Visits Marshall Residents and Chicago Highway Plans
The article notes former Marshall residents Kit Greiss and Lyda Kilgore visiting Chicago. It describes South Water Street’s redevelopment into a new boulevard from river to river and the six block market at 12th Street and Racine Avenue with modern multi story buildings and loading platforms. It also mentions local social visits and a Japan earthquake statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hurst
Chicago
South Water Street
Chicago River
Market Street
New Market
12Th Street
Racine Avenue
Dell Fishback
Creiger Avenue
Catherine Sears
Dell
Northwestern University
Kit Greiss
Lyda Kilgore
Chenoweth
Marshall
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W. Shotts
L. Shotts
F. McGee
Smith
Fawley
Renner
Taubeneck Hall
Barkley
Findley
Photo By
Merrick
Bruner
Mr. Bruner
Vorgias
Terre- Haute
Buckners
Ernestine Myers & Company
Mickie
Jewel
Hursts
Water Street
Raciney Avenue
Hurst
Japan
C. D. Harrington
Perry Williams
Ola Collier
Sarah Spangenberger
Mrs
H. Duckworth
Flora King
Edgar Schumaker
Russell H. Umbarger
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