Season's Last Concert by Chamber of Commerce Band
The Chamber of Commerce Band presents a season closing program tomorrow night at 8 O'clock featuring classical and popular numbers. The program includes a Descriptive Hunt Scene and Vocal Solo special requests, with thanks to patrons and best wishes for next year. Joséphs RS Cling of Anderacnitown ships and a marriage notice for Miss Florence Jewer not Auburn and Charles Cline on Pine Street.
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of Commerce
Jewell
Slammed Cosgrove
Geoffert
Joséphs
Four Year Old Allred Dies of Tuberculosis in Clarksville
Carrie Allred aged four, only child of Alonzo and Maud Allred, died at the home of her great grandmother Mrs. Susan Claypool in the south Clarksville area. The illness lasted several months. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2:00 PM at Clarksville with Rev. C. E. Pettit officiating. Interment will be in Clarksville Cemetery.
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Carrie’ ‘ Allred
Alonzo
Maud, Allred
Susan Claypool
Miller
South Side School Break-In Reported With Missing Machine
A break in at the South Side school occurred Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking a window. a Pathe machine and records plus 20 cents were taken. The fire escape was involved. a reward was offered for information leading to the machine and the suspects.
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Sebipo
Rescape
Alumni social heads to meet Yale eyes Harverd look
An alumni social discussion mentions a Boston born young woman named Higgins who will attend. The secretary notes Higgins is not striking in appearance but claims she has distinctive Yale eyes and Harvard complexion, sparking curiosity among members.
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Boston
Higgins
Yale
Philadelphia Ledser
Home Town Paper Subscription Request Promotes Comfort
Thanksgiving appeal urges Marshall Herald readers to subscribe for the Home Town Paper from November 7 to 12. The message highlights reading about old friends and the old place as a weekly comfort for readers with relatives away in cities or other states.
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Lfe
Marshall Herald
Local residents travel and a Garfield funeral attended
Residents including Kates Harlan Milo Jaynes Annai Jaynes Emma Hiwalt Frank LeGore plan trips to Terre Haute Indianapolis Cleveland and Ashfield. Perry Liston Vern Gale Shaw Wilkin Walter Cole and D D Doll attend Garfield funeral in Cleveland while Kilborn seeks a dry goods clerkship. A volunteer fire brigade idea is proposed as a low cost emergency measure.
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Ba “Booth
Kates
Harlan
Milo Jaynes
Annai Jaynes
Emma ‘Hiwalt
Frank LeGore
Terre Haute
Gee
Sol Smith Russell
Mack
Andrews
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Will
Rerain
Perry’ Liston
Indianapolis
Perry
Vern Gale
Shaw
Will Wilkin
Walter ‘Cole
D.D. ‘Doll
Cleveland
Ohio
Garfield
Will Kilborn
Ashfield
Local Notes From The Community and Memorial Events
Twenty years ago Clarence Goekler and Miss Mary Stuard of Dale township wed at the bride and home on September 22 with Rev John Claypool officiating. Old Dan Cy, Harlan’s venerable dog, died this morning at age 42. Uncle John Farr, the oldest man in Wabash township, arrived 67 years ago to help build Sugar Greek bridge on the National Road. Wm Te Hollenbeck and Wm Lewis swapped ownership of the Marshallshouse. Mrs Wm Rapson of Attica Ind was summoned by the death of her nephew Frank Dailey last week. Memorial services for the murdered president were held at the Pythian temple with a large crowd and Grand Army men in attendance.
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Clarence Goekler
Mary Stuard
Dolaon
John Claypool
Wabash
Marshall
Te Hollenbeck
Lewis
Swere
Pythian
Atagb
Ten Years Ago Miss Alma Shipe Leaves for Wiltshire Trip
Ten years ago Miss Alma Shipe departed Monday evening for a month’s travel in Wiltshire. Capt. Bailey Harlan presented a bronze medal and a souvenir from the G A R encampment in Rochester New York. Miss Belle Cunningham of Cairo visits Misses Minnie and Katherine Keifer. Miss Louise Campbell visited relatives in Terre Haute this week. Mrs O H Wheeler and Mrs Roy Jeffords are Terre Haute visitors today. Misses Fannie Bell and Ethel Black of South Vigo were here Saturday. Miss Hannah Ferry visited relatives in Paris Sunday.
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Alma Shipe
Terre Haute
O. H. Wheeler
Roy Jeffords
Terre’ Haute
Fannié Bell
Ethel
South Vigo
Hannah Ferry
Paris
County Court Closes September Term With 60 Disposed
County court closed Wednesday after the September term with over sixty cases disposed of and forty continued. Fines and costs totaled 1427.40. Russell Hill found guilty on four wire-abandonment charges and fined 100.00 to be paid monthly at 8.33 with lump-sum option. Costs ordered for Goldie Hill and Harold Davidson. Davidson paroled to Everett Connelly for one year for costs paid quarterly.
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Costa, Russell
Goldie, Hill
Harold ‘Davidson
Everett. Connelly
Real Estate Transfers From Local Notices
Claude Askin transfers land to Pearl Hall on 26 12 12 for 53000 dollars. C B Lowe transfers land to Edgar Lowe on 24 10 13 for 2 dollars. Susan Jones Jacobs transfers a Marshall lot to Robert A Taylor for 1 dollar. Robert A Leavitt transfers a Marshall lot to Eugene C Shireman for 1 dollar.
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Claude Askin
Tribal Union of Red Men Holds Second Annual Meeting
The Tribal Union of the Red Men in the 1 Igth district met Thursday night with about 100 delegates and visiting tribes. O O L Whitmer gave the principal address as great chief of records. A supper was prepared by Pocahontas co Marshall Casey. Next semi annual meeting set for the second week of Meveh at an unspecified place.
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the Red Men
L. Whitmer
Pocahontas
Marshall
Casey
Virginia soybeans loom large in farm field demo
About 25 farmers met at the home of Wm Hammerly for a two hour field meeting. He showed Virginia soybeans tall enough to lean over and yield more feed per acre. Ebony beans were cut for hay. Demonstrations included spring sown sweet clover, with one ton plowed under equaling eight tons of farm manure. Limestone use and check strips demonstrated soil benefits. Freight rate cuts and Illinois agricultural association efforts were also noted.
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E. H. Walworth
Wm. Hammerly
Virginia
I. C
Tlinois Agricultural Association
First official woman lookout in Idaho reports fires
Miss Morton first official woman lookout in Idaho spent two months atop Swan Holm lookout station 9000 feet up, reporting nine fires including a 160 acre blaze. Located 83 miles from Boise in the Boise national forest, she climbed 30 minutes daily to a scaffold during the day with companion Miss Violet Hewson. Morton and Hewson both gained and lost weight from the vigil and routines.
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National’ Forest
Idaho
Miss. Bale
Morton
Great Falls
Department of ‘Forestry
State of Idaho
H. Grandheim
Swan Holm Lookout
Boise
Boise National Forest
Miss Morton
Violet Hewson
N. D
Miss Hewson
Homestead
Hewson
First Marshall Reading Circle Meets October Eight
The Marshall section holds its first reading circle in the court room on Saturday October 8 1921 at 2 00 p m Readings include The Essentials of Good Teaching Lola Kile Leola Kuhn Nola Kannamacher The Teacher the School the Community Anna Saiter Golda Thompson Dorothy Reynolds Chapters listed by author.
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Marshall Section
Court Room
Lola Kile
Leola Kuhn
Nola Kannamacher
Anna Saiter
Golda Thompson
Dorothy Reynolds
Short Named Investigator for State Game and Fish Division
Charles Short began work this week as investigator for the game and fish division of the state department of agriculture with headquarters at Casey. His territory covers about half of Clark county and all of Cumberland county. Short has served as an officer for 15 years and was appointed by B. M. Davison in recognition of his service and ability.
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Charles Short
Game and Fish Division
State Department of Agriculture
Casey
Clark County
Cumberland County
Short
B. M. Davison
State Department
Marshall Beats Oakland In Eight Run Baseball Game
Marshall defeated Oakland 12 to 6 on a Sunday game. Oakland brought four imported players but could only score two first inning runs and four in the second, leaving Marshall with a decisive victory and most of the gate receipts likely mired in controversy.
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Oakland Baseball
Marshall
Farm Market Trend Hay and Livestock Prices Report
Market for high grade hay active while poor hay stays slow. Eastern markets dull, Southern markets show modest activity. Prices listed for timothy and alfalfa across New York Cincinnati Chicago Memphis and Kansas City with cattle hogs veal lambs and sheep priced changes noted. Stocker and feeder shipments counted for week ending September 16. Wheat and corn futures and cash prices across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipeg are given.
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Timothy New
Cincinnati
Chicago
Memphis
New York
Kansas City
Prairie
Hica
Minneapolis
Kansas’ City
Winnipeg
District meeting of I O O F at Clarksville Friday
A district meeting of the I O O F will be held in Clarksville on Friday evening September 30. Members from lodges in the district are urged to attend and participate in formal sessions and social events.
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Clarksville
Fox Hunters Meet at Oliver Dinots and Indiana
The Fox Hunters Association held its annual encampment at Oliver on the George Knight farm with several hundred hunters and many packs of dogs. The Derby race, delayed by rain, took place Friday afternoon with about 37 dogs entered. Thursday featured a free for all race and a 5 PM barbecue with meals on grounds and sleeping tents provided. True Booth and Wm. Watson of Marshall sit on the board of directors. Terre Haute and Shelburn sent notable contingents.
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Fox Hunters Association
Dinots
Indiana
Oliver
George Knight
Ytrue Booth
Wm. Watson
Marshall are _m
Terre Haute
Shelburn
Surprise Birthday Gatherings at Congregational Church
Rev. and Mrs Thomas were surprised Thursday night by about 20 friends at their home after a motor ride. The event was planned by Mrs Kerr and her Sunday school class of the Congregational church. Mrs Thomas received a dish set as a gift and fruit refreshments were served before the group attended a band concert.
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Irs
Qt. K. Kerr
Congregational Church
Thomas
Neighbors Help Farmer After Hospitalized Bowen
Neighbors including Frank Taylor Carl Clements Vern Lou and Fenta Taylor Fred Tingley James Gilbert Sohn Tap Scott Harold Maurer help a farmer near Oak Grove Wabash area cut corn while Bowen is treated in Terre Haute hospital for two weeks.
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Frank
Taylor
Carl
Clements
Vern
Lou
Fenta
Fred Tingley
James
Gilbert
Sohn
Tapscott
Harold Maurer
Iaw
Py Bowen
Oak ‘Grove
Wabash’ Tors
Mr. Bowen
ins-Terre Haute
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Commerce
Cline Jewel
Eguyé
Carrie’ Allred
Sfribal
Farm Bureau News
Illinois
Agricultural Association Record
Ilinois - -Agricul. ‘Tural’. Association
Reading Circle Meeting
Oakland
Mickie
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