Local personals fill Marshall area with arrivals and visits
Seymour Hurst visited Danville on Monday while Ben Grabenheimer spent Sunday in Paris. Numerous residents from Martinsville, Westfield, Terre Haute, Robinson, and surrounding towns were in Marshall for shopping, visits, or meetings. Names include Drake, Ralston, Myles, Freeman, Davison, Rhoads, Doll, McDaniel, Byram, Hogue, Collins, Mundy, Keys, Fasig, Poorman, Pritchard, Warriner, Davison, Blaikie, Gasaway, Bell, Newberry, Frakes, Markle, Wallis, Cline, Kiplinger, Rhoads, Garver, Hemphill, Stewart, Helman, Lescurt, Doherty, Shaw, Smith, Doll, Potts, Brossman, Rapson, Wiser, Campbell, McCoy, and others. Various trips noted to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Marshall area towns with several on sick lists or returning from visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Drake
Westfield
W. W. Ralston
Indianapolis
O. C. Myles
Darwin
Steve Freeman
York
B. M. Davison
Terre Haute
F. M. Rhoads
East Side
Ben Davidson
D. D. Doll
W.K. McDaniel
Martinsville
W. A. Byram
W. W. Hogue
George Collins
Wes Mundy
Nell Keys
Cyrus Fasig
Arthur Poorman
Grant Pritchard
R. L. Warriner
B. M. Davidson
Danville
Charlie Blaikie
Mt. Carmel
Marshall Friends
Henry Gasaway
Erma Bell
West York
H. A. Newberry
Robingon
Mayme Frakes
West Union
Marshall
Missea
Edith Markle
Lizzie Wallis
Nettie Garver
McKeen
Aus Hemphill
Hot Springs
Ark
Emmett Stewart
Eliza Helman
Etta
John Lescurt
J. M. Doherty
Gertrude, Lucy
Margaret’ Shaw
Terre Iaute
Clarence Smith
Missymas
Bert Bryan
California
L. B. Anderson
Thomas Files
Jacob Metz
Will Smith
Wm. Rapson
Ben ‘ Potts
John Brossman
South Fifth-St
Ray Wiser
Conrad
Iowa
Bessie’ Campbell
Lincoln
W. H. McCoy
Miss Modena
The Old Grist Mill Remembered in Gibgon County
An Oakland City Journal reminiscence recalls the old grist mill and its customs On custom days crowds traded gossip knives and stories While boys ground grain walked miles to mill their grist The miller’s signal rake away marked the end of each batch and memories linger of a boyhood world now vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibgon County
Oakland City Journal
Board of Education Meets. secretaries and rules discussed
The city Board of Education met in the president Sam Scholfield's office Tuesday night with all members present except Hillman Seymour Huret was elected secretary and placed on a committee with Hollenbeck and Bennett to draft rules. Teachers will be employed at a meeting May 12. It is said several teachers will demand higher pay and may quit if not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City” Board of Education
Ite
Sam Scholfield
Hillman
Seymour Huret
Hollenbeck
Bennett
Higheat
Maric Pala
Douthett Signs for Life Engagement in Terre Haute
Miss Marjory True of Terre Haute will wed Claude Douthett of Monett Missouri on May 25 at Miss True’s home. Douthett, once a pitcher for the Marshall team and Terre Haute Central Leaguers, later played for Waterloo in the Central Association before announcing he will retire from baseball. He works in the Frisco engineering department and the couple plans to live in Monett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory True
Terre Haute
Claude . Douthett
Monett
Claude
Marshall
Engineering
The
Poly
Miss True
Waterloo, Iowa
Frisco
New Scenery for Play House by Bronnert Mack Studio
The Bronnert Mack Studio Co of Terre Haute and Marshall has been hired by the Amusement Hall to paint new scenery including street scenes curtains borders and wings. Johnson praises Marshall theatre and the company holds a large contract with Edgar Nay Carnival Co to paint banners for a summer tour. The Amusement Hall offers vaudeville and motion pictures to packed houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronnert-Mack” Studio Co
Terre Haute
Marshall
Amusement Hall
Johnson
Marshall Theatre
Bronnert-Mack Studio Co
Edgar Nay Carnival Co
Waterloos Barber Ordinance: Cleanliness Rules and Prohibitions
Waterloo Nebraska passes a city ordinance regulating barber shop cleanliness and conduct. Prohibitions include no onion eating 7 am to 9 pm, no finger in a customer’s mouth, no town gossip, no tobacco while shaving, and no forced neck shaving. Violations carry arrest and at least a $5 fine per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Nebraska
Bad Week for Business at Great Eastern Carnival Company
The Great Eastern Carnival Company owned by Mesars Edgar Nay and Sheridan Cooper failed to operate a weeklong stand due to bad weather. Performers who arrived Monday left Tuesday night for Robinson without paying their bills at the West Side restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern Carnival Company
Mesars
Edgar Nay
Sheridan Cooper
West Side
Robinson
Congregational Church May Services Planned
Congregational Church invites all ages to Sunday school at 9 30 a m in the chapel followed by a morning sermon on Gods Startling Command or The Sacrifice Which God Desires Gen 22 2 at 10 45 a m. Evening discourse 7 30 p m titled Manhood or Davids Advice to Solomon 1 Kings 2 2 with special choral numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Solomon
Christian Church Morning and Evening Services Schedule
Morning service at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m with topic A Solemn Question Junior Endeavor at 1 30 p m and Senior at 7 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnet
Christian E
Memorial Sermon at Waelewigwam by Seminole Tribe No 23
The Seminole Tribe No 23 I C R M will meet at Waelewigwam Sunday at 9 30 am and march to St Marys Catholic church for an annual memorial sermon by Rev Father Wm Healey. Braves are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelewigwam
St. Marys Catholic Church
Wm. Healey
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Magnolia
Randall’s Queen
H. M. Dewey
Dandy
Ay Wagon’ S Yard
Watson
Reeders
Insere
Ferfiets Insurance
Alfred Trefz
Wabash Phone
Seymour Hurst
Ben Grabenheimer
Paris
Lou Uhrey
Ellen Cline
Walnut Prairie
Lawrence Kiplinger
George Rhoads
Sanford
P. Bertlesman
Little Son
Grace St. John
Patti
Nina
Carpenter
Findlay
Ohio
Charles Smith
Samuel Preyo
SU Eaweencerine
An TS
Rei Bradley
Douthett
Congregational Church
Christian Church
F. Johnson
Watt
Booth & Handy
McCray
Cole Bros
Clark
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