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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
5
Terre Haute residents and visitors frequent area towns with notes of guests to Ellen Dixon, J. Carlyle in Robinson, and Mrs. Apgar in Robinson. Shreveport, Lima, Tulsa, and Paris appearances tied to family, hospitality, and social events. The piece lists numerous movements among the area’s families and confirms births and entertainers attended, plus a hospital update on Harry Downey.
The Missionary Society of a Methodist church held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. H. Roligon on North Sixth Street. Usual program rendered and refreshments served. Additional notes mention local obituaries, social visits, and community events with names and places.
A collage of classified notices includes farming job offers, multiple sale notices for cottages mules and stoves, a DeLaval separator, a Ford sedan, and a survey instrument. Also shown are a 1921 bank statement attestation by F. S. Reisner and a master in chancery sale announcing public auction of Clark county land in Illinois on April 30 1921.
The Clark County Tint Club organized as a permanent group after a preliminary meeting with 17 former University of Illinois students. Olen R. Clements was elected president, Walter Newlin VP, E H Walworth secretary, and Miss Fannie Luckhaupt treasurer. Members include former and current UI students.
The notice lists multiple property transfers: James E. Smith to C. D. Smith for land valued at $2,500. J. M Gooch to William Howe with Casey lots for $900. R. E. Stratton to J. V. Price of a Casey lot for $1,000. William I. Taggart to Hershel V. Taggart land transfer for $250. John M. Taylor to Levi Swinford Dennison lots for $1,200. M. R. Adkisson to Chas. Vv. Bean Casey lot for $200. Floyd H. Sanders to Harry T. Lindsey one acre valued at $450. William Ward to Mary Alice Ward Martinsville lot for $1. William Ward to John D. Ward 120 acres for $1. Mae S. Campbell et al to Alma S. Baer and D. E. Baer 34 acres valued at $1. William W. Doll to Cecil Lee land 27-12-11 for $1,100.
Mandy Thomas recalls a vivid courtroom moment where two men were “callin’each other” with emphasis and pointed gestures. The witness notes the heated exchange as the prosecutor seeks the relation of their conversation.
Notice states the annual meeting of the Marshall Milk Condensing Co. stockholders will be held April 18, 1922 at 2 PM in Marshall Illinois to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Signed by W W Hogue and W W Ralston secretary vice president.
Card expresses gratitude from the Fisher family for kindness and support during the illness and death of their wife and mother. Signed by Genpe JH Fisher and family.
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