Bank Affairs at Wrath Union Show 82000 Deficit in Accounts
Arthur Pourman reports the Wrath Union bank shows about 82000 excess credits over liabilities after liquidation, with ten accounts unsettled and many noteholders yet to verify. He notes cashiers and books may be careless but not intentionally dishonest and aims to present a full court statement in June.
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Wrath Union
Arthur Pourman
Seerive Root Tie Bank
Li Vbotatti
Puttin
Che Sac
Wharton
Poorman
Douthett Nuptials Held In Terre Haute Home
Dotty Benedict Miss Marjory True and Crane L Douthett wed at the bride’s parents home in Terre Haute with Rev O L Richmond officiating. About 150 guests attended a 10 to 12 reception. They left for St Louis then Monett Missouri where he works as a Frisco concrete inspector.
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Marjory True
Crane L. Douthett
Terre Haute
O. L. Richmond
Mrs. Douthett
St. Louis
Eighth Grade Graduates Hold Class Exercises at M E Church
Eighth grade graduation exercises were held at the M E church at 2:00 yesterday afternoon. County Judge H R Snavely gave the address after an invocation by Rev E L Pletcher. An elaborate program followed with a class roll featuring students such as Clarence Holmes Marie Schonfield Amy Weir Lloyd Bartlett and others.
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M. E. Church
H. R. Snavely
E. L. Pletcher
Clarence Holmes
Marie Scholfield
Amy Weir
Lloyd Bartlett
Pearl Weir
Mary Green
Harvey Weanitzer
Velma Sullins
Mildred Berryman
Reuben Mundorff
Trix Rose
Constance Flowers
Cecil Daniels
Velda Bamesbarger
Zada Thornaburg
Ben Perdue
Jessie Lescure
Hazel Sullivan
Nellie Thompson
Walter Pine
Fay Randall
Otto Wilson
Opal Elston
Ethel Lewis
Beatrice Riley
Mable Lewis
Mary Blakeman
Marion Devel
Helen Porter
Esther Dittman
Eula Morton
Township High Hires New School Year Teachers
The township high school board finalized the next year’s staff. Superintendent R D Kean, Lew is Williams asst, Charlotte J Smith history, Fannie Andrews math, Lucy Moore music, plus new hires Lucy C Bishop Gibson City Illinois latin German and Ethel I Sloan Mason Michigan English. Paul S Wood leaves for UC Berkeley as English assistant professor. Eva McKinney withdrew. The senior annual is printed at the wedding bells.
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The
Township High School Board
R. D. Kean
Lewis Williams
Charlotte J. Smith
Fanenie Andrews
Lucy Moore
Lucy C. Bishop
Gibson City
Ill
Ethel I
Sloan
Mason
Michigan
Paul S. Wood
University of California
Eva McKinney
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Welcome
The Baptist Church lists Sunday events with 9: a m Sunday School 10 45 a m and 71 30 p m preaching service A M Kirkland is the pastor inviting a cordial welcome to all.
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A. M. Kirkland
Decoration Day Program Sees Parade to Catholic Cemetery
The forenoon program begins at City Hall at 10:30 with a parade to the Catholic cemetery to decorate soldiers graves. Rev Father Wm J Healey is named chaplain. A band, male quartet, and memorial address by Hon G Woburn and Rev Robt Griffin follow before ceremonies conclude at the cemetery.
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City Hall
Catholi Cemestery
Wm J Healey
Decoration day vehicle service for veterans
Vehicle owners willing to convey veterans to the cemetery for Decoration day may call or leave word with T. W. Clark at the Republican office. Accommodations are needed for about unknown veterans.
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Decoration Day
T. W. Clark
Republican
Urbana Excursion to See Experiment Farm
R R will run an excursion on June 17 to Urbana Illinois for farmers and all interested to view the experiment farm at peak interest. Depart Marshall at 7 am if enough sign up otherwise Paris. Fare 1.50 for adults 0.75 for under twelve. Write to J H Maurer or County Superintendent to join.
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Big Four
R. R
Urbana
Illinois
Clark County Farmers’ Institute
Marshall
Paris
County ‘Superintendent of Schools
J. H. Maurer
Pres
Farmers’ Institute
George S Ball Dead in Danville Illinois May 22 1910
George S Ball died at his Danville Illinois home Sunday night May 22 1910 from hemorrhage on the brain. He was born October 3 1865 in Black Lick Ohio and lived in Livingston after moving there in 1869. He worked as a barber at the Aetna house until Saturday night and died after illness beginning Sunday morning. He married twice and is survived by his wife and one daughter, his father Daniel Morgan Ball, and two sisters Mrs T W Clark and Mrs Andrew J Cork. The funeral was held at his Danville home on Van Buren street Wednesday at 10 am with burial in Danville.
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George Stanton
Daniel Morgan
Elizabeth Ball
Danville
Illinois
Mr. Ball
Aetna
Black Lick
Franklin County
Ohio
Livingston
Daniel Morgan Ball
T. W. Clark
Andrew J. Cork
van Buren Street
Colored Methodist Organizes Church at City Hall
The Colored Methodist group organized a church at city hall on Wednesday night with Rev. Green of Mattoon assisting. Meetings will occur biweekly. A separate effort to organize a colored Protestant church by Rev. H Borden and others from Paris failed despite good attendance.
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Colored Methodist
City Hall
Mr. Green
Mattoon
C. Thomas
M. Robinson
G. Trautman
Ed L. Thomas
H. West
H. Borden
Reed
H. Artis
Paris
Marshall
Memorial Day Program Outlined by G A R in Honor of Nation’s Dead
The G A R posts issue a detailed plan for Memorial Day activities on May 30. The procession starts at City Hall at 10 00 am and goes to Cathedral Cemetery. graves are decorated with flowers and a Memorial sermon is delivered by Rev E L Pletcher. The program includes a Memorial address by Hon G W Boff and services in the Opera House with Civil War veterans honored. Comrades J R Dow E H Baird and Josephus Stewart lead a flag committee for Marshall cemeteries. All veterans and civic groups are invited to participate and businesses are asked to close 1 00 pm to 4 00 pm.
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Loooda
Moe
Bod Nateebe
Confedere
Daughters of the American Revolution
Committee On
J. R. Dow
E. H. Baird
Josephus Stewart
Cemeterias
Auburn
Amaziah Murphy
George A. Barrett
Dean and Macke
B. C. Maurer
Abe Finkbiner
Boim
Anthony Uller
Dolson
S. J. Stephenson
Henry Millhouse
Fox and Morton
D. R. Martin
Forsythe
Wilson Lowther
John R. Dow
Com
T. W. Clark
Ajt
Passenger Safety Records Across Rail Lines in Two-Year Span
An OCRed report details passenger and freight figures for Pennsylvania System lines and subsidiaries. It highlights miles traveled, passenger counts, and zero passenger fatalities in two-year periods, noting strong safety records on the Penna system, Grand Rapids & Indiana, Cumberland Valley, Long Island, Vandalia, and Chesapeake Bay routes.
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JTU Pas
Penna
Pennsylvania System
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Cumberland Valley
Spm Ta
Long Island
New York City
Vandalia
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware-Maryland
Furniture sale mounted from North 16 Street dwelling
I F Pritchard offers sale of all furniture including carpets stoves and a oak bedroom set plus an old style piano. Goods must be sold in June with possession July 1 and call at North 6th Street for bargains.
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North 16
Legant
North 6Th St
I. F. Pritchard
Standard Oil raises wages for 2800 in National Transit shops
An AP dispatch from Oil City reports a May wage advance for 2,800 National Transit shops employees of Standard Oil and its affiliates. The pay increase ranges from 5 to 10 percent, affecting about 100,000 company workers nationwide and follows a 10 percent raise on January 1, 1907.
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Associated Press
Oil City
Standard Oil Company
National Transit
Sacred Concert at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church will host a Sunday evening service at 7 30 with the church choir performing a sacred concert and a short address. Attendance is invited. There will be no morning service due to Memorial Day ceremonies at the First M E Church.
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First Congregational Church
M. E
Wabash Gas Announces Summer Office Hours Change
The Wabash Gas Co informs patrons that starting June 1 the office hours will be from 12 noon to 8 p.m. On the 10th each month the office opens 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., with Sunday adjustment to 11th if needed. The notice repeats monthly.
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Wabash Gas Co
Eldredge Returns Home After Disappearance in Symmes Township
Clarence Eldredge of Symmes township, missing for weeks after a suicide attempt over a missing funds dispute, returned to his Oliveville area home. He offered no explanation for his absence. authorities believe he stayed nearby. His father had previously taken him to Paris to settle accounts before Eldredge vanished again with an unsigned note.
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Clarence Eldredge
Symmes
Towneath
Pagar Munity Calletter
Oliver
Eldredge
Symmes Township
Paris
Partes
Indians Win 7 to 1 Over Marbéit
The Nebraska Indiana team defeated Marbéit 7 to 1 on Tuesday afternoon. Martin pitched poorly, issuing eight walks and errors aided the Indians. A notable play was McGuff’s left fielder catch robbing a possible extra base hit. Indians were held to two hits. Attendance around 200.
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Nebraska
Indiana
Marbéit
Martin
McGuff
Mac
Indians
Sacred Concert by Congregational Church Quartet
The Congregational church quartet will give its last sacred concert next Sunday evening May 28 at 7 30. Members are Helen Ruth Hite soprano Alvina Nitsche contralto Frank Cole tenor Garland Butler basso with Mr Colgrove assisting. Special preparations are noted for this final appearance.
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Congregational Church Quartette
Helen Ruth Hite
Alvina Nitsche
Frank Cole
Garland Butler
Colgrove
Will Build Office for Practice on Public Square
Dra R A Mitchell and D Mitchell have bought a lot on the west side of the public square from Dr R H Bradley. They will erect an office building with the latest appliances for patient care.
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Dra. R.A
D. Mitchell
R. H. Bradley
City to deploy wagon for alley trash this week
City Marshal announces a wagon will gather trash from alleys and streets this week. Afterward residents must haul waste themselves, under enforcement.
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Atreeta
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