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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1918

Page

4

Local News Briefs From Hutsonville Area In April 6 Patriot Drive

The bulletin lists residents and visitors including Dr Ryerson and Aurora Bradbury, Samuel Cullop, Ashley Holiday, Mike King, Herman Mehler, R L Bell, T W Richards, and many others. Easter services, spring farming, garden planting, and community events fill the week with church, council of defense, and local travel noted alongside a Red Cross and patriotic drive.

Ryerson Aurora Bradbury Samuel Cullop Ashley Holiday Terre Haute Mike King Hutsonville David Weltr Sona Darien W R Miller D D Reynolds J N and James Lindley Council of Defense Robinson Herman Mehler Ira Seigel R. L. Bell Babe Paris T W Richards Cecil Lowell Bell State University W.L. Cunningham M Fo State Council of Defense West Union Tom McKee Minnie Ant Sanna George Wirt Sanna George Wirt Roowhe Bern Tere Ife Wall Albert Newlin Miami Fla New York City Lawrence Newlin Harry Newlin John Thomas J HO Busby Annapolis

Martinsville Social Roundup Mentions Families and Club Activity

Mrs L Bishop and sons and Mr and Mrs Herbert Keim visited Martinsville on Saturday. E F Connelly and Dewey Connelly were there, Kathryn Connelly works for Harvey Haddock near Oilfield. Dewey Connelly enrolls members in the Liberty Bell Bird Club whose motto is Spare our feathered friends. All young people urged to join by signing a pledge and receiving an official button. no charges.

L. Bishop and Sons Herbert Keim Martinsville E. F. Connelly Dewey Connelly Kathryn Connelly Harvey Haddock Oilfield Liberty Bell Bird Club

War Bonds Talk At Local Meeting Encourages Donations

Capt Patterson who has seen service on the front gave a soul stirring appeal for Liberty Bonds at a Saturday speech. He urged residents to give money for the cause, stating winning the war means freedom not slavery and thanking patrons who supported the Red Cross bazaar in Marshall.

Charles Brann Montana Harry Marvin Chester Crumlin Chrisman T J Wheeler Robinson Harry Williamson Arthur Walker Farmersburg Ann Walker Marshall Red Cross J G. Harrington Champaign Hannah Marvin Patterson Liberty Bonds

Easter Weekend Guests Visit Plainview Farm

Doran and family of Martinsville Mr and Mrs Hutchens of Auburn and Mr and Mrs Huffman were guests Sunday of Mr Hodson and family Ferry Kannamacher and family of Allright Frank Syester and wife of Terre Haute Rev H W Huston and John Kellogg and wife spent Easter Sunday at Plainview Farm.

Births and deaths noted in Banner-Times brief items

Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Hasley a 10 pound girl on Tuesday March 26. Eugene Funk six year old son of Chas Funk died Wednesday of diphtheria. Eugene Funk obituary references appear amid other notices including travels and engagements. Clyde Harte left Wednesday for Drumright Oklahoma to work in an oil well supply store. Miss Martha Greene of Marshall visited the Gillespies from Friday to Sunday. Lucile Mays and Sanford Miller were married at the ME church parsonage Tuesday evening at six. Illinois oil up ten cents last week to 232 a barrel. Mrs T Briscoe went to Indianapolis for hospital treatment.

T. Briscoe Indianapolis Eugene Funk Chas Funk Clyde Harte Drumright Oxhla Martha Greene Marshall Robert Gillespie Lucile Mays Walter Mays Sanford

Bingmore Stallion to Star Next Season at Clarksville Farm

Bingmore 57902 a 16 hand 1200 lb seal brown stallion famed for speed trotting and pacing is cataloged for 1918 breeding season at a Clarksville farm 1 % miles north. He will be at Harlan livery barn in Marshall on Saturdays. contact Clarksville Wabash 2345 for details.

Bingmore Bingen Uhlan Bingmores Strathstorm Mabel Bell Edifice Ed McGregor Fairview Nell Strathmore Abbie Strathmore Torre S Smuggler Onida Happy Medium Nancy Hanks Peter the Great My Farm Clarksville Harlan Livery Barn Marshall Call Wabash

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