Citations are generated automatically from bibliographic data as The action you just performed triggered the security solution. Click here to send us your news and photos. After leaving the non-profit, Kravitz began working for for-profit businesses with his leadership, management, and accounting skills.. A modern homesteading series kicked off in January as residents from across southern Illinois gathered to learn how they can become better connected to their food, family and community. wcarroll@wabashplaindealer.com, GRCC student earns accolades at HOSA State Leadership Conference, After delays and detours, Jack's Donuts in Gas City opens, Beginning with belief: Changing narratives around sexual assault, Marion High School debuts spring musical Once Upon a Mattress, "Navigating the Internet in a Digital World", Grow-A-Row provides fresh produce to Grant County families, Imagination Library comes to Grant County, Marion High School JROTC holds blood drive, Community comes together for Easter egg hunt, Mississinewa awarded informational technology grant, Indiana House committee abandons contentious library materials amendment for now, Council resumes efforts to take over approval of city claims, CSA student wins national award for self-portrait, New solar park provides energy to hundreds of Gas City homes, Mississinewa High School prepares to launch new program for 2023-24 school year, Rescue mission names new executive director, Firewater Mill hosts grand opening for brunch, lunch options, Tornadoes hit Grant County, destroy homes, Meridian Health Services to open new center April 10, Voter registration deadline, start of early voting approach, Carroll named as executive editor of Central Indiana News Group, Axe throwing range offers something for all ages, Pond restocked with fish, renovation continues, 'Committed to continuous quality improvement', Sheriff: Deputy on administrative following weekend arrest, Police: Juvenile arrested in connection with fatal shooting, Nelson, Brooks take down records in first meeting of spring, Indiana teachers unions rally for more funding, a stop to harmful legislation, Emery hopes to build Giants through lost 2023 season, Long COVID is hurting business; workplace accommodations could help, Young Indians off to hot start in '23 season, Brooks leads record-setting night for M-G track. 1, Johnston City Progress, by Margie Garr, 1930-32 Hatch, Match & Dispatch Vol. GRCC student, ZaBre Cox, finished in the top 10 with her research poster. Sara DeNeal of Harrisburg is the Little Egypt Arts Association's featured artist for the month of May. Includes index to Marion, location map, and advertisements. April 14 SHAWNEETOWN -- Shawneetown Mayor David Barker, who won a seat on Gallatin County Board in March, said he has resigned from county board because he can't hold both offices. 2013, November 16, Fire at Jackson Grey Insurance Co. 1915, Old Landmark Moved Off The Library Site, Jones, John W. "Willie" 1912-1968, Civic Leader, Maynard, Clyde O. Nearly every stakeholder agrees that Indiana needs to improve its mental health supports as demonstrated by the emotional testimony last week for Senate Bill 1, which seeks to shore up ongoing initiatives and formalize the 988 crisis response system. 9, Marion Daily Republican, by Mary Jo Moore, 1924-1937 Johnston City Progress Clippings (Primarily marriage related), Naturalization Petitions and Records, Williamson County, Volumes 1 to 8, Billie J. Burke& Jean Jones, Delayed Births, Prior to 1917, Volumes 1 to 6, Williamson County, Billie J. Burke, Dolores Thetford and Jean Jones, Williamson County Marriages, 1839-1865, Volume 1, by Gay Hoffard & Joyce Smith, Williamson County Marriages, 1866-1877, Volume 2, by Gay Hoffard & Joyce Smith, Williamson County Marriages, 1878-1888, Volume 3, by Gay Hoffard & Joyce Smith, Williamson County Marriages, 1889-1896, Volume 4, by Hoffard, Smith, Murphy & Lind, Williamson County Marriages, 1897-1902, Volume 5, by Charla Murphy and Helen Lind, W.C. Illinois Death Records, Volume 1, 1877-1886, Charla Murphy & Helen Lind, W.C. Illinois Death Records, Volume 2, 1885-1903, Charla Murphy & Helen Lind, W.C. 5, Johnston City Progress, by Margie Garr, 1938-39 Hatch, Match & Dispatch Vol. Printing Office [5 of 6] Section-3 Page 7. Source Media Outlet details Recent Articles Search Dolores Jane Glover, formerly of Benton 16 days ago | Marion Daily Republican Dolores Jane Glover of Plainfield joined her beloved husband, John, in heaven on March 11, 2023. And in the one contested race for . Jake Morgan Wallen made an initial appearance on a theft-first degree charge. 1829-1867, Tinner and City Trustee, Calhoun, George B. Holmes pleaded guilty and the fine is $645 with a $96.75 surcharge and $97 in court costs for a total of $838.75. Economist. Guardian Book A, 1860-73 by Mary Jo Moore, W.C. Coroners Inquest Vol 1, 1900-1904, Mary Jo Moore, W.C. Coroners Inquest Vol 2, 1889-99, Mary Jo Moore, Williamson County Commissioners Order Book A, 1839-48, Charla Murphy & Helen S. 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BY TIM PETROWICH Special to the Marion Republican Posted on 3/3/2020, 3:45 PM MARION -- The Marion High School boys basketball team put forth a game effort, but came up just short in its regular season finale, losing to Mt. The first American Legion Post in Williamson County had its beginnings shortly after the St. Louis Caucus in May of 1919. Stephen Miller, 43, of Evansdale, IA, has been issued a citation for Retail Theft at Walmart Supercenter on April 7. Court . April 13, 2023. Furniture on W. Main Damaged, 1937, August 28 - Smart Shoppe on South Side of Square Damaged, 1938, June 8 - Grocery and Shoe Store on W. Main St. Damaged, 1939, October 26 - Shoe Store on Square Damaged by Fire, 1940, February 27 - Campell Drug Store Damaged, 1940, March 13 - Cline-Vick Drug Store on Square Damaged, 1940, May 6 - Service Station at Main and Court Damaged, 1941, December 15 - Rooming House on W. Union Damaged, 1941, June 28 - Toler's Upholstery on S. Court Damaged, 1941, March 4 - Biggest Blaze in Marion's History, 1941, March 4 - Many Businesses Destroyed in Goodall Hotel Blaze, 1941, March 5 - Rebuilding Hotel Indecisive, Rubble Still Smolders, 1941, March 5 - Bakery Damaged by Falling Walls From Goodall Hotel, 1941, March 6 - Hotel Walls left on Square are Pulled Down, 1942, December 28 - Farmers Produce Behind City Hall Badly Damaged, 1942, May 18, - Fire Discovered at Cline-Vick Drug Store, 1942, November 14 - Marion Bowling Alley on N. Market has Fire, 1943, March 9 - Uneeda Cafe Next to Orpheum Damaged, 1943, October 21 - Dixie BBQ Across from VA Destroyed, 1945, January 25 - Minor Fire at 307 N. Market Extinguished, 1947, December 17 - Photo Studio on W. Main St. According to the 2018 crime statistics for Indianapolis, the city reported a total number of 47,407 crimes. 1832-1926, City Alderman & Merchant, Shannon, William C. 1888-1976, Marion Mayor 1951-55, Stewart, James H. 1827-1902, Marion Trustee & County Treasurer, Thurmond, Elisha M. 1864-1943, Thurmond Monument Company, Tippy, Oliver S. 18501931, Marion Alderman, Goodall & Tippy, Washburn, James M. 1826-1910, State Legislator, Westbrook, James W. 1855-1907, Mayor 1893-94, Whitcomb, Charles H. 1890-1969, Mayor & County Commissioner, Wiley, Oliver H. "Harp" 1807-1877, Trustee, Alderman & Black Hawk War Veteran, Youngblood, Thomas J. {{start_at_rate}} {{format_dollars}} {{start_price}} {{format_cents}} {{term}}, {{promotional_format_dollars}}{{promotional_price}}{{promotional_format_cents}} {{term}}, Court documents reveal new details in Smyth shootings, stabbing, Smyth investigators undertake second homicide investigation in under 30 hours, Mother kills three children, then herself in murder-suicide in Winston-Salem, Smyth stabbing leaves one person dead, another injured, Former employees sue Wytheville car dealership, U.S. Sen. Kaine tours Marion site of future Appalachian Center for Hope, Floyds Death Cafes: A place to talk dying, death and environmentally friendly burial options, Virginia man accused of intentionally causing crash that killed woman, child, Smyth deputies take man into custody following I-81 chase at speeds in excess of 100 mph, Next Generation: Find something you absolutely love, $1 billion Lego factory in Virginia expected to open in 2025, Princeton man killed in I-81 crash in Wythe County, Wytheville police seek suspect in break-in. Join to see who you already know at Marion Daily Republican Join now Sign in A love of science and the desire for a career that really helps people drew Emily Bender toward a career in mortuary science. i.e. The Marion Daily Republican ran a total of approximately 540 stories on the Klan and its adversaries during the three years of the Klan conflict. Endorse Fire Inspection Efforts, 1934, July 10 - New Fire Equipment Needed for City, 1935, July 9 - City Now Owns Two Fire Trucks, 1935, June 25 - Council Provides Funds for New Fire Truck, 1937, December 4 - Fire Truck Equipped with Warning Lights to Motorists, 1937, November 2 - Assistant Fire Chief Boles Resigns, 1937, October 26 - Fire Chief Harry Cash Replaced, 1938, April 5 - Police and Fire Go Without Pay, 1941, July 1 - Council Vote to Add Another Fireman, 1941, June 12 - Additional Hose Added to Fire Trucks, 1941, June 20 - Commissioner Announces Plans to Expand Fire House, 1941, June 24 - New Fire Truck Passes Test at City Reservoir, 1941, March 19 - Council Votes to Buy New Fire Truck, 1941, March 4 - City Council Discusses New Fire Trucks, 1941, March 5 - Firefighters and Volunteers Praised for Efforts, 1941, May 21 - War Efforts Delay Delivery of New Fire Truck, 1942, January 2 - Ordnance Plant Returns Fire Truck, 1942, June 4 - Fire Dept Adds New Smoke Masks, 1943, August 10 - War Dept. 1915, Fire Pumper in Parade, Marion, Illinois, 1916, May 22 - New Engine Barely Climbs Hill to Square, 1919, August 11 - New Fire Engine Equipped, 1919, May 20 - Current Fire Engine Useless, New One Needed, 1921, March 3 - Fire Inspector's Report for Marion, 1929, June 5 - Fire Chief Requests Equipment, 1929, May 14 - City Commission Votes to Purchase Fire Equipment, 1929, October 9 - Merchants Assoc. John H. Duncan 1858-1933 School Board, Alderman . Hosted by Sabrina Tavernise. The appeals court also ordered. The Williamson County court house in Marion was the scene of heated controversy during the Ku Klux Klan difficulties of 1923-24. Monica Gibbs, 42, of Marion, has been issued a citation for Theft in the 4500 block of W. DeYoung St. on April 4. The political battle over redistricting in Ohio was at the forefront of comments made by elected officials during the annual Marion County Republican Party's Harding Day Dinner on Thursday evening . Coming off a terrible performance Friday night before the home crowd against South Seven rival Carbondale, the Marion boys basketball team rebounded with a dominating 21-point win over 15-win Newton at the Pinckneyville Shootout less than 24 hours later. Authorities obtained a search warrant for the suspect's truck and Thomas was later . Jomari Morales made an initial appearance on a failure to appear for arraignment and on new charges of possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and providing false identification information. Panel title. The slain man was Paul Rametta, Marion truck operator. After the restaurant originally opened around Christmas, Firewater Mill held a grand opening Saturday, April 1, celebrating the addition of brunch and lunch items to the restaurants menu choices. 1922-2009, WWII German P.O.W. 9, Marion Daily Republican, by Mary Jo Moore Glances at Life, by Homer Butler 1924-1937 Johnston City Progress Clippings (Primarily marriage related) Misc. 1948, August 1 - West Side Hotel Termed Hazardous in Fire Inspections, 1953, December 3 - Marion Recieves New Fire Truck. Zakee Blayze Newman made an initial appearance on a driving under suspension charge. The Southeastern Illinois College Foundation has announced the creation of a new scholarship for Hardin County. . Marion News Clippings, January - June; 1913, Marion News Clippings, July - December; Low around 35F. Illinois--Marion, - The release said that Kravitz is a graduate of Floridas Nova Southeastern Universitys Wayne Huizenga School of Business with a bachelors degree in business administration and management and a concentration in finance. (Knoxville, Iowa) 1880-1904. For the first time, Illinois agritourism businesses may apply for a liability insurance tax credit. 1827-1908, Marion Constable, Alderman & Civil War Vet, Erwin, Milo 1847-1894 alias Mark M. Stanly, Evans, Dr. George W. 1848-1913, Alderman and Medical Doctor, Fifty Years of Service to Marion, Illinois, Fowler, Dr. Lorin L. 1877-1957, Veteran of Two Wars, Gent, Fleming 1842-1924, Confederate Soldier, Marion Alderman, Goddard, Henry T. 1852-1930, Banker and Marion Alderman, Goodall, Hardin 1833-1895, Merchant, City Trustee, Sheriff, Hall, Wiley W. 1834-1883, Marion Trustee and Physician, Hall, William R. 1844-xxxx, 1875 Marion Mayor, Harris, William L. 1923-2013, Harris Real Estate, Hartwell, Joseph W. 1839-1903, Marion Mayor & Civil War Veteran, Hay, John A. 1957, June 25 - City Council Vote to Purchase Aerial Ladder for Fire Dept. March 7, 2023 20 Hosted by Michael Barbaro. We also have some newspapers archived on microfilm. Mississinewa Community Schools received the prestigious Indiana Office of Career and Technical Education (OCTE) Informational Technology grant in the amount of $71,000. a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate. Daily (except Sunday). Copyright 2023 Southern Illinois Local Media Group, LLC. Indexed. Kravitz seeks Republican nomination to run for Smyth's clerk of circuit court. You can cancel at any time. Freeport Journal Standard. Halfway, (or Half Way) Illinois was a rough and very wet unincorporated community nicknamed "Little Juarez" in Williamson County, Illinois, at what is believed to the crossroads of Illinois Route 37 and Prosperity Road between Marion and Johnston City.Its heyday was between 1915 and 1925. The arraignment hearing will Marshall County Courthouse Shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Crawford v. Marion County in April 2008, mandating all Indiana voters present government-issued ID at the polls, the Marion County Election Board . To improve search results when more than two words are used in the search box, enclosing them in quotes will return only the exact phrase.

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