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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

4

Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town

Mrs Philip Spittler and daughter visited Mrs George Snittler on Thursday. The Wright and Farberk families shared dinner with the Edmanders. Nathan Tingley and children Frank and Margaret joined Wm Kile’s family in Sunday events. Gwin Fix with Thomas Serwisé and kin joined Philip Spittler and Terre Haute guest Mike Curran. Herman Spittler from Marshall visited Leonard Kile’s home. Lucinda McKennaie and Ola Siverly with children spent time with Edward Wallace’s family. Harry and Lewis Hutchens visited Estel and Leon Bender on Sunday.

Edmander “Wright Wm. Farberk Nathan Tingley Frank Margaret Wm. Kile John Fetters Gwin Fix Thomas Serwisé Philip Spittler Mike Curran Terre Haute George Spittler Herman Spittler Marshall Leonard Kile Lucinda McKennaie Ola Siverly Edward Wallace Harry Lewis Hutchens Estel Leon Bender

Social notes and obituaries from Clark County

Casey Informal club to host annual composite luncheon at J. W. Price home as part of a long standing club tradition. Local residents attend visits, concerts, travels and family events with numerous mentions of relatives in Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Ohio. Bert B. Miller dies in Clark County at 42 from Bright's disease. service at United Brethren church led by Rev. G. M. Myers. Survived by husband Bert E. Miller, stepson Lee, her parents W. S. Lowry and family in Devil's Lake North Dakota.

Russell Reinoehl Maxine Sturdevant James J. Dunn Lawrenceville Glen Clark Indianapolis Glen Payne M. Grant Harvey Goldsmith Ohio John ‘H. Williams Missouri Casey J. W. Price West Main Street E. C. Kellums Utica Mich Bert Lee Bert B. Miller Bright United_ ‘Brethren church G. M. Myers Miller Clark County Bert E. Miller Lee E. Miller W. S.“Lowry Devil's Lake,n. Dak

Community social notes from Brist and surrounding

A sequence of social visits and family gatherings is recorded. Local residents including the Schafer, Sockler, Coldren Geisert, Holzworth, Imle, King, Gard, Wilma Gelsert, Clara Schafer, Luella Schafer, Raymond Sockler, Edgar Abel, and others shared time with relatives and friends. Birthdays were celebrated and several evenings featured refreshments and games.

Ater Sa Abelsand Brist J. E. McCoy Leonard King Alex Gard Ada Herman Imle Will Imle Robert Gelsert Wilma Fred Holzworth Raymond Sockler Edgar Abel Fred Abel

Ledermann and relatives visit in Choctaw area

Mr and Mrs John Ledermann spent Sunday with son Fred and family of Allright. Wolley Williams and family of Paris visited Perry Williams and family Jessie Walker and family and Mabel Jackson with L D Coombes of Allright. Eunice Jackson and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Lola Norton and children. Mabel Jackson visited Saturday with Ruth Elizabeth Walker. John Garner and family spent Thursday with his parents at Allright. The Blizzard family visited Mrs Alice Lambdin and sons of Allright. Mrs Sarah Hollenbeck and son Lawrence with Hershel Cline and Mrs Edna Miller and children spent Sunday with Charles Hollenbeck and Frank Miller. Perry Jackson spent Sunday afternoon with L D Coombes of Allright.

John Ledermann Fred Allright Wolley Williams Paris Perry Williams Jessie Walker Mabel Jackson L. D. Coombes Eunice Jackson Lola Norton Ruth Elizabeth Walker John Garner John Maude Martha Golda Blizzard Alice Lambdin Sarah Hollenbeck Lawrence Hatton Hershel Cline Edna Miller Charles, Hollenbeck Frank Miller Perry Jackson

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report

Snyder notes show Sunday school attendance at 92 and ongoing series of meetings proving successful. Local residents reported visiting friends and family across Snyder and Martinsville including the Garwoods, Haddix, Tharps, Colliers, Forsythe, Walls, Lichtenbergers, and Heleine. A large gathering of about one hundred attended a surprise dinner for Mrs. Jennings at her home.

Walter Garwood Fred Holwick Russell Haddix John Saiter Perry Tharp Martinsville Sarah Jennings Clarence Leonard Collier J. L. Collier Mary Forsythe Thelma Walls Elizabeth Collier George Heleine Lucy Holwick Adam Lichtenberger Snyder Ray Tharp Beulah Tharp

Yorks and locals gather as week closes and visitors come

William Laké York of Marshall was here Sunday. Mrs. Cleo Smith and son of Terre Haute visited here since Friday. Mrs. Alice Newman and Mrs. Callista Daugherty are improving. The protracted meeting continues. A Hutsonville teacher visited Scott Barber’s high school class last week.

William Laké Marshall Guy Hand Sumay York Cleo’ Smith Terre Haute Robert Jackson Alice, Newman Calistia Daugherty Charles Roberts Charles Downey Dunner Sadie ‘Nichols Tom. Nichols

Oliver section social notes and misreadings

Miss Mary Barl returns home from Paris for summer. Mr and Mrs John Milligan and daughter Clara visit with Mr and Mrs Bars Reeve. Clifford Mackey on business in Marshall. Clayton Quinn and others travel near Oliver. accident damages vehicle. Young people hold marshmallow roast with numerous attendees and a lively gathering.

Dot Shue Clinton Mike “Dailey Frank Hybarge Ats Paris William’. Ogden Chrisman Mary Barl John Milligan Clara Bars Reeve Clifford Mackey Marshall Clayton Quinn Clayton-Rhoddés Holland ‘Hybarger Raymond Oliver Bugéy Lillie Ogden Eulala Lowther Belya’ Milligan Fern Hybarger Edna Zimmerly Jona Lowther Mary Shively Clara Milligan Harold Forsythe Win

Local Socials and Births Reported Across Rural Community

Mr and Mrs Enos Perisho of near Grandview spent Sunday afternoon with Elijah Claypool and wife Will Hendricks and wife announce the arrival of a new daughter in their home Born March 25 Joseph Claypool Terre Haute residents visited relatives here Mrs Elijah Claypool is able to be up again Thomas Davis and family visited with Lee Bishop and family Sunday Sperry Claypool hauled alfalfa from Mr Smith s near Grandview Thursday Sam Eddinger and family near Oilfield spent Sunday with William Melton and wife John Boesiger and family visited Will Hendrix Silas Murphy and Mrs Diana Murphy attended the Amos Johnson funeral near Martinsville Charles Veach and wife and son spent Sunday with his brother at Newman Several farmers preparing to sow oats Truman Rossi and wife announce the arrival of a new son in their home

Frank Hot Springs Stuttgart Ark A. C. Adams Kansas Ill E. E. Chrysler W. BE. Workheiser James R Alkire Glen Payne Cima Lee Jean Hunter Lillian Clearwater Marion Burr Ruth Chrysler Winchester Emer Dodds Charleston Glen Shinkle Chicago B.L. Shinkle J. Bo LeMay Indianapolis Ind Fred Hendrickson Gypsy Smith Charles Spencer C. B Osborn Byron Shinkle Brown’s Business College Terre Haute E. . i. Shinkle Marthe Marion McMorris Edna M Marian Berkley Sarah Davis Will McNary Florida E. L. Shinkle William, Heywood Bowling Green Glen Ruffner Toledo Marta Fupua Harley Jobe Phoenix Arizona Enos Perisho Grandview Elijah Claypool Will Hendricks Joseph’ ‘Claypool Tittle Terre Hatte Elijah ‘ ‘Claypool Thomas Davis Lee Bishop Sperry Claypool Smith Sam ‘Eddinger William ‘Melton John" Boesiger Will Hendrix Silas Murphy Diana Murphy Amos’ Johnson Martinsville Charles Veach Newman Truman- “Rossi

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