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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1925

Page

5

Local Family Visits Indianapolis and Richmond During Summer

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lathrop returned home Sunday after two weeks visiting in Indianapolis with their children J. M. Husten and C. M. Husten and their granddaughter Mrs. Jessie Krengle in Richmond Indiana. Mrs. A W Carlatt and Miss Ida M Frick learned of the death of their nephew Wm C Piick ard in Azusa California. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

Jesse Lathrop Indianapolis J. M. Husten C. M. Husten Jessie Krengle Richmond Indiana A. W. Carlatt Ida M. Frick Wm. C. Piickard Azusa, California

Classified sale ads and notices from Marshall area

A collection of misc notices and ads for personal sales auctions and services in Marshall Illinois. Items include a residence furniture auction at 305 North 4th Street on Saturday April 11 at 2:00 pm conducted by L B Lucan Clyde Knowles and an auctioneer. indoor yard and farm sale details. farm rental and real estate offers. farm machinery and livestock listings. insurance report request. employment and sales notices. various local store promotions and money lending offers. several addresses and contact names such as Mrs Minnie Chenoweth H A Duron Marshall Illinois LeSeure's Cash Store Brock Monument Co Vincennes Indiana and D T Farrow Chickeries Peoria Illinois.

North 4Th Street L. B. Lucan Clyde Knowles

Birthday gatherings span many towns in region

A long list of friends and relatives gathered across Marshall and neighboring towns to honor James Millhouse on his birthday and to celebrate Dan Day turning 72. Attendees included families from Grandview Paris Clarksville Terre Haute Martinsville Georgetown and Anderson, with visits to churches and social events noted around the area.

James Millhouse Hart Tyler June Frank Tyler Grandview Harry Millhouse Will Martin Lawrence Yeargin Paris Wes Millhouse Leneth Murphy Clarksville Otto Clatfelter Clint Clatfelter Flora Hagist Elizabeth Anna Lutz Hazel Will ‘Lickert Gertie Hooper Marshall Otto McVick Richard Drieman Gon. Walter Terre Haute John Ashley Raymond Millhouse Casey Anna Wright Edward Berniece Anderson Dan Day Charles Claypool Henry Wyrick Cleo Murphy John Byerly Georgetown Allen Day John Goekner Frank Babcock Roxie Lucy Cassady Franklin Henry Murphy Will Wylie Bonnie Vale W. D. Downs

Local residents share visits and trips across Indiana and Illinois

O H Ross of Rockford spent Tuesday with Ed Garwood and Pearl Garwood visited her sister Mrs Ross. Many locals travel to Indianapolis for a funeral and visit relatives. Florida trips, Terre Haute and Danville outings, and Easter program plans are noted. Card of thanks for Elizabeth M Kuhns passing closes column.

O. H. Ross Rockford Ed Garwood Miss Pearl Garwood Mrs. Ross

Obituary for Opal LaFern Gard Infant of Champaign

Opal LaFern Gard, infant daughter of James M. and Dorothy Gard of Champaign Illinois, was born March 24 and died March 25. The body was taken to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Gard of Marshall and burial followed Friday morning at Ohio Cemetery.

Opal LaFern James M Dorothy Gard Champaign Illnois Will Gard Marshall Ohio Cemetery

New Houses Seated by Pearl Love Across the Street

Anne Blackwell Payne writes of Pearl Love building many small houses along the streetside. The poem imagines quaint creamy homes awaiting brides and mothers, offering rest by firelight as green rugs, vines, and trees grow, turning the somber night into a blooming street of homes. The vision portrays community and future growth in a hopeful urban scene.

Anne Blackwell Payne New York Sun and Globe

Manufacture of Shot Really Quite Simple

Gas heated cauldron melts lead and feeds a shot sleeve to form droplets that fall into a water tank. Pellets are dried, polished, and sorted through revolving drums and screens into sizes, then conveyed to shipping or storage rooms.

Woman’s Mind Too Easily Changed Says Husband

A humorous exchange features a wife asserting that a woman’s mind is often cleaner. the husband concedes with a playful remark about how often it changes. The dialogue captures light domestic wit.

First Zero Stone Erected For State Mile Posts

A milestone system assigning one mile post per state began with a white marble monument in Washington during President Harding's era. The second stone was placed in San Diego California and the third in Nashville Tennessee on state memorial property. The Nashville dedication honored by the Nashville Automobile Club as a gift to the state featured a good roads program with governor and officials in attendance.

Washington Harding San Diego Cal Nashville

Luxurious Brookline Apartment Complex Planned

A four block grounds residential project in Brookline Massachusetts will house 900 people in a future luxury complex valued over 5 million dollars. It will ban vehicle traffic on the grounds with underground driveways for delivery and pleasure. An on site restaurant doctor and nursing staff will be available around the clock and a local newspaper will be published on the grounds.

Brookline Mass

Rats proliferate in New York despite official trappers

It is estimated there are 6,000,000 rats in New York, a rat per person, despite 26 official trappers and last year’s 22,000 rodents caught. Trappers are paid from an appropriation and laid off when funds run out, with property destruction by rats ranked second only to fires.

New York Aires

Found by a Hen re Loat in New York garden

A cigarette unearthed in a New York garden six months after burial was found by a hen roosting nearby. The device appears weathered but intact, drawing curiosity from local residents about its origin and purpose.

New York

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