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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1927

Page

4

Local Social Visits Recap From Garner and Surrounding Areas

Mollie Sears visited Mrs. Samuel Broadhurst in Garner Town last Wednesday. John Sullivan and family visited Will Travolta and family in McClure. Ray Thompson of Terre Haute stayed with his grandparents Leroy Sears and wife Wednesday night. Mollie Sears dined with Mrs. Ida Kellar on Tuesday. Ben Cork and family from Livingston visited Isaac Francis and wife last Sunday. James Pickens and family visited relatives in Hall area Sunday. Rosa Thompson of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her father Dan Thompson. Mrs. Ed Geisert and Mrs. Ira Pickens of Terre Haute visited John McGee and family on Sunday.

Mollie Sears Samuel Broadhurst Garner Town John Sullivan McClure Will Travolta Ray Thompson Terre Haute Leroy Sears Ida Kellar Ben Cork Livingston Isaac Francis James Pickens Hall Rosa Thompson Dan Thompson Ed Geisert Ira Pickens John McGee

West York School Closes for Friday in Surprise Faculty Tribute

The West York school, with Harry Fagan and Icely Nidey as teachers, closed Friday and patrons presented a noon hour basket feast to show appreciation. Seven students passed final examinations. Local families and visitors from Hutsonville Terre Haute Robinson and Paris joined various gatherings and visitations over the weekend.

Harry Fagan Icely Nidey S M. Baker Pauline Hutsonville W H Robertson Terre Haute Abbie Lewis Mollie Ellis Stanfield George Winters Robinson Nellie Ryerson George Murphy York Webb Tuttle Chas. Buttler Lelia Evans George Tuttle Edward Heiser Seymour Ike Seymour George Ryerson C. D. Ryerson Aaron Reynolds J W Wood Francis Spraker John Thomas George Howard Shadley Rosedale Ind Ausby Seigel W William James Planque Evansville Carrie Nidey Orville Medesker Melrose Medesker Allen Hicks W R Miller T C Bailiff Georgetown Wal Musgrave Nate Musgrave Hutsonville Township Frank Cox Sullivan Kate Mason

Local Weekend Visits Reported in Clarksville

Mrs Bruce Clapp visited her son Marian Clapp and family in Westfield. Miss Mae Fitzgerald stayed with Mr and Mrs Don Rider in Westfield. Henry Fox and Miss Rosie Clapp spent time with Mr and Mrs James Lucan. Everett Clapp traveled to Terre Haute Mire. Harvey Shumaker with Mrs Charley Fitzgerald and Miss Mae Witzgerald visited Mrs Elmer Fox. Mr and Mrs Harold Claypool and Aldred Coombes joined Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs A P Clapp.

Bruce Clapp Marian Clapp Westfield Mae Fitzgerald Don Rider Henry Fox Rosie Clapp James Lucan Everett Clapp Terre Haute Mire Harvey Shumaker Charley Fitzgerald Mae Witzgerald Elmer Fox Harold Claypool Kldred Coombes A P Clapp

Local Family Visits Recap From Weekend

Carpenter family shares Sunday with Mrs Juey Chambers and children Otis Williams and family visit Knock Wyrick Mrs Mary Carpenter spends Monday with Ida Wyrick Wilna Cling visits Florence Miller Harry Carpenter spends Sunday with Warren Norton Ben Miller sees Otto Davidson Dorothy Miller spends Sunday with Mrs Mary Carpenter.

Carpenter Juey Chambers Otis Williams Charlie Williams Knock Wyrick Mary Carpenter Ida Wyrick Wilna Cling Florence Miller Harry Warren Norton Ben Miller Otto Davidson Dorothy Miller

Preaching, weddings, and visits noted in Five Points

Five Points residents report preaching at the place next Saturday night and both Sunday services. Kenneth Wilhoit and Mildred Bell married Saturday evening by I A Murphy. Various locals attend church in Marshall and visit relatives, including Lon Linton, Chester Linton, and Newt Brosman families.

Kenneth Wilhoit Mildred Bell I. A. Murphy Lloyd Hendrix Lon Linton Christian Church Marshall Chester Newt Brosman James Burkett Marie North of Marshall Pearl Wright

Snyder Area Social Notes Highlight Prairie ton Visitors

A crowded Sunday round of visits fills Snyder with guests from Prairie ton and Marshall. Families including the Myles, Draper, Hollenbeck, Draper and Draper households host relatives and friends. Rev John Carpenter of Marshall is set to preach at Snyder church.

Greencastle Residents Share Sunday Visits and Real Estate Moves

West Union residents and guests spent Sunday visitations at various homes including Mr and Mrs Henry Prevo and Mrs Julia Rader. Property transfers featured Wm Marvin Jr purchasing land from Russell Poor man estate and George Prust buying a Russell Poorman estate house and lot for 6550 dollars. Royal Neighbors of America meeting drew Meda Carlyle Emma Dolson Emma Manhart Louie Prust and others for a school session with a large providing refreshments.

Henry Prevo Greencastle Ind Chas Prevo Johnny Carpenter Jack Shotwell Julia Rader Mae Buckley Sophia Scott Mae Coombes Magele E Nichols Charles Prevo Sam Nichols Wm. Marvin Jr Russell Poorman George Prust Meda Carlyle Emma Dolson Emma Manhart Louie Prust Cecil Thompson A. C. Whitlock Agnes Kliinefelter Maggie Clatfelter Maggie Nichols Lizzie Harmon Martha Bush Nellie Strohm Fanny Bartlett Susie Mundy Alma Poorman Jewell Haddix Ola Haddix Ola Manhart Grace Matteson Ettie Forsythe America Marshall Supreme Oracle

Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Mrs. Katie Carpenter and her daughter Margaret called on Mrs. Anna Lambdin Monday night. John Carpenter and son Johnny were in West Union Thursday morning. Raymond Lambdin and family visited Thomas Carpenter's for Sunday. Wesley Carpenter visited John Carpenter Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Grace Shots and children Jessie and Richard spent Tuesday with Mrs. Lucy Chambers and her children.

Katie Carpenter Margaret Anna Lambdin John Carpenter Johnny West Union Raymond Lambdin Thomas Carpenter Wesley Carpenter Grace Qhotts Jessie Richard Lucy Chambers

Local Residents Visit Homes in Terre Haute Vicinity

Liberty True Thompson and wife were in Terre Haute Saturday. Vernie Cline and family and Arthur Meeker spent Sunday afternoon at Chas. Freeman's home. Delmag Cooper and wife and Lloyd Roads and son called at Chas. Freeman's last Wednesday. John Blizzard of Choctaw spent Tuesday in this vicinity.

True Thompson Terre Haute Vernie Cline Arthur Meeker Chas Freeman Delmag Cooper Lloyd Roads John Blizzard

Hoguetown residents note visits and a tragic accident

Wm Chapman and family hosted visitors including Denzil Lochary and wife and Miss Ethel Vanscoyk. The community mourns Harold Wysong's seven year old son killed by a falling window, while Wysong works in the local oil field. Mrs Miles Hart and son Alva visited.

Ira Chapman Terre Haute Elva Chapman Hazel Dell Harold Wysong Casey Wysong Miles Hart Alva Dugan Wm Chapman

West Liberty social notes list local visits and family updates

Mrs Clyde Cash and Clyde Cash visited in Westfield with Mrs Isaac Marrs and the Bardin and Marrs families. Miss Faye Marrs and Miss Lena Webright were a Montgomery county social pair. Roy Hinkle worked near Paria while Elza Newman and the Five Points connection were sighted. Several Marrs and Hinkle families shared time at home and with relatives including a newborn baby to Mr and Mrs Dayton Marrs.

Clyde Cash Isaac Marrs Mat Rardin Westfield Clarence Bardin Dulcie McConchie Faye Marrs Lena Webright Lester Veach Irma Hinkle Wilbur Curtright Melvin, Hugar Marcella McConchie Chelsa Esther Liffick Mat Bardin Nora Statesman Roy Hinkle Paria Elza Newman Claude Newman Frank Hinkle Charley Reed Five Points Clayborn Lee Ray Cartright Mollie Curtright Elmer Marrs Dayton Marrs Warren Hornbrook Oda Marrs

Miss Claire Chrysler Visits From Indiana Central College

Casey Miss Claire Chrysler a student at Indiana Central College in Indianapolis arrived Friday for a vacation visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred J Chrysler. Mrs Oscar Lumstrum of Terre Haute and Mrs H F Miller of St Louis returned home Saturday after being called here by the illness of Mrs Mike Gilbert. Mrs Kent Morgan and infant son Jsaaph Kent arrived home Friday after two months in Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs E P Morgan. Maltina Sowers and her nephew Elden Snyder arrived Thursday at Mendon Ontario for a visit with Mrs J C King.

Claire Chrysler Indiana Central College Indianapolis Fred JL. Chrysler Oscar Lumstrum Terre Haute H. F. Miller St Louis Mike Gilbert Kent Morgan Jsaaph Kent Morgan E P.O. Morgan Pire Maltina Sowers

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel

Mrs W S Emrich and others joined an automobile party to Terre Haute on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Richardson of Palestine visited with Mr and Mrs Albert Stohr. Herman Hills, now at Wheaton IL, spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Allen Beasley left for Cleveland OH due to absence of her husband. Dan Hutchison of Indianapolis visited his mother Matilda Campbell. Mrs J M Criswell returned from a winter visit in Hominy OK. C L Moore of Mattoon, former Christian church minister, arrived for a visit with W A Coats.

W. S. Emrich H. LeRoy Les Mary Emrich Jean Booker Terre Haute Edwin Richardson Palestine Albert Stohr Herman Hills Wheaton, NL D. H. Hills Allen Beasley Cleveland Ohio Dan Hutchison Indianapolis Matilda Campbell J. M. Criswell Forest Cox Hominy Okla Cc L. Moore Mattoon The Christian Church W. A. Coats

Local social notes from a Sunday in the community

Jay Yeley Armstrong and family of Asbury visited Clyde Files and family last Sunday. Mrs Al Weaver returned from Custer City Oklahoma last week. Rey Wass dined with Ben Setzer and family. Mrs Mary E Pulver of Marshall Glen Sweitzer and wife dined with Charles Sweitzer and wife Sunday. Earl Weaver and wife called on Charlie Flowers and family Sunday afternoon. Rev O H Sweitzer and daughters Norma and Mildred of Marion, Mrs Louie Trolliet of Odin and Lois Haycock of Flora spent part of last week here. Glen Sweitzer and wife and Mrs Iva Crumlin attended preaching at Dunlap Sunday. Ben Setzer attended the funeral of Jonathan Haslitt at Dunlap Sunday. Russell Bland, wife and son Paul to Clark Irwin and family Sunday.

Jay Yeley Asbury Clyde Files al Weaver Custer City Okla Rey Wass Ben Setzer Mary §E. Pulver Marshall Glen Sweitzer Charles Sweitzer Earl Weaver Charlie Flowers O. H. Sweitzer Norma Mildred Marion Louie Trolliet Odin Lois Haycock Flora Iva Crumlin Dunlap Jonathan Haslitt Russell Bland Paul Clark Irwin Sunny

Martinsville Embroidery Club and Local Social Notes

The Embroidery club met with Mrs Will Stanfield last Thursday afternoon and served refreshments to members listed. Mrs Jennie McNary hosted the T A club with a two course luncheon at four. Visitors included Mrs Edna Wilson and her daughter from Grandview Washington. Other locals and visitors are noted: Miss Helen Shephard and Claude Brosman in Indianapolis, Clifford Pendleton in Bloomington, Dr Ira Landrith speaking at Effingham, Mrs Oscar Kellar undergoing surgery in Charleston, and Ed Moser and spouse moving to new property purchased from R E Gallatin.

Embroidery Club Will Stanfield Harry Ryan Ike Winters Arthur Sinclair A. H. Barber Guy Miller Harry Griffin Wes Ishler Daisy Sinclair Jennie McNary T. A. Club A. Moore Lowe Mauke Patterson Bertschinger Linn Rogers Johnson Miller Cooper Margaret Moore Edna Wilson Little Grandview Washington Emma Williams Helen Shephard Claude‘Brosman Indianapolis Edith Ethel Heimer Clifford Pendlton Bloomington Indiana Sylvan Perisho V. O. Barnhart Vera Miller Margaret Henley Marie Phillips Virgil Henley Clifton Fasig Ralph Guess Effingham Ira Landrith Secy C. EB. Society Oscar Kellar Oak Grove Hospital Charleston Ed Moser R. E. Gallatin

Westfield Social Visits From Nearby Cities

Westfield residents hosted or were visited by relatives from Indianapolis Columbus and Chicago over the weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Everett Stilwell of Indianapolis and Miss Inez Spelbring of Windsor high school among others sharing time with local families.

General Motors line offers a car for every purse and purpose

The advertisement showcases a wide range of General Motors models from Chevrolet trucks to Oldsmobile and Buick cars. It highlights prices from 395 to 1190, features like Fisher bodies, Duco finishes, V-type 8 engines, harmonic balancer, four wheel brakes, and the Proving Ground booklet offer to mail.

General Motors Fisher Chevrolet Duco Buick Cadillac Fleetwood

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West York Clarksville N. R. Myles O L. Myles Prairieton Palmer Cornwell Jake Fawyer Woodrow Carpenter Sarah Myles Sarah Hollenbeck Janet Charles Liffick Mary Henderson Ovie Draper Margaret Gallatin Edward Norris Harry Henderson Lauree Gertrude Garner Alonzo Walls Clara Marguerite Elizabeth Gallitin Arthur Gallitin Lawrence Hollenbeck Helen Robert Buckle Palmer Cornwell Ola Collier Clarence Collier Charles Leasure Bert .Waite Harold Mary Robert Buckle Sam Bradley Leon Raymond Garwood Max Hollenbeck Kenneth Carpenter Fenton Collier Gary Milo Baker Snyder Allright Liberty Hoguetown Chapman Annapolis Bertha Cox Denzil Lochary Kansas Ethel Vanscoyk Porterville Royal Williams Martin Dehl John Seaton Neadmore West Liberty Armstrong Martinsville W. H. Strader Metcalf Everett Stilwell Westfield and Kate Carey J. A. Hornbrook J. H. Pendell Harold Everhart Ohio State University Columbus Mike Everhart Guy Tefft Inez Spelbring Windsor High School H. E. Spelbring Edwin White Martinsville Indiana Longview Cephas Goble C. E. Rupert of Arthur Tetft Chicago Calvin Tefft Mes Wwintam Walker Ella Mullins Springfield Mass Zery Pontiac Oldsmobile Oakland Lasalle DELCO F.O.B Dept. A Detroit, Mich Frigidaire Blakk Refrigerators
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