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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
7
The article weighs risks and benefits of intravenous injections for pneumonia arthritis and chronic venereal diseases. It stresses physicians’ fear and admiration for the method and warns against rushing into this treatment without careful testing and judgment.
Mrs Will Burns and daughter of Terre Haute visited her mother Mary Leach last week. Ellen Lowry spent the weekend with grandmother Nettie Smith. Lauree Garner and Addie Garner visited Ruby Ramsey and Mrs Earl Smith. Maxine and Eugene Weaver spent the weekend with John and Mrs Stepp. Dorothy Weaver stayed with Nettie Smith Saturday night. Jim John visited Owen and C R Ramsey. Elsie Ramsey and son Don visited Mrs Ross Irwin. C R Ramsey and sons visited West Terre Haute Saturday. John Stepp, Earl Smith and sons visited Nettie Smith Sunday. The C R Ramsey family and Ruby, Carl Brown and Bert McDaniel visited Thomas Brown Sunday afternoon. Lester Codine visited Emma Medley Sunday. Bert and Major visited uncle James Brown Sunday. Johnson Haslitt died April 1 at Wellington Haslett’s home and burial was at Dunlap Chapel Sunday afternoon. Omigosh interlude about looks and cake saying two cakes can be baked.
The official 1927 balance sheet shows total resources of 136 955 47 including loans on real estate 5 000 00 collateral 500 90 other loans 75 145 63 overdrafts 829 28 0 government investments 7 000 00 other bonds 15 497 50 and cash 24 883 16. Liabilities total 136 055 47 with capital stock 10 000 00 surplus 6 000 00 undivided profits 2 431 29 time deposits 21 689 13 demand deposits 91 505 29 bills payable 5 000 00 other liabilities 438 76. The cashier J B Clatfelter certifies the figures are true and sworn to before L A Shawler notary on March 30 1927.
On Saturday evening the Paris and Danville train bound south was halted near Mill Creek bridge when a bridge support broke. The train returned and stayed until repairs were completed by Sunday noon. The notice mentions local people and several relocations, including E. D. Jones resuming law studies and Rufus Neal heading to Indianapolis.
Forty years ago Dr G W Prewett moved from Livingston and opened a fitted up office. Miss Rosa Schaffer of Terre Haute attended her brother Fred and Bertha Mundert Newt Tibbs wedding. Tom Clark and Newt Tibbs are named as School Directors candidates. Fred Martin builds a new house, doing his own stone work. A farm trip to Westfield via Clarksville Martinsville is noted. Wheat is fair and oats planting is expanding as spring work advances.
Thirty years ago Cy Harlan sold property he bought from Will Pool north of the Methodist church to Wood Duncan for 1200 dollars. Harry Dailey was injured by a falling tree but is recovering after scalp wound stitches. Sam Scholfield and wife bought Dr E M Duncan's residence for 2000 dollars and the Doctor bought Harry Dulaney's residence for 3000 dollars. The south end is leading out in the.
J. C. Perdue moved his barn back from the street last week while Tom Orndorff similarly shifted his woodshed. W. B. Hodge plans to relocate his barn as part of a broader trend of improvements including numerous new fences.
Twenty years ago the C. L. C's and friends enjoyed a skating party in Johnson's Hall Friday night. James W. Dunn has started a Terre Haute restaurant at 412 Ohio street. The Current Event club hosted husbands at Mrs. Everett Connelly's home with an illustrated guessing contest and elegant refreshments. A reception by five ladies honored Mrs. Denney, soon moving to New York state.
Taubeneck and Davison along with E. E. Howell bought the W T Martin estate business premises for 4500. Attendees at Eugene Davis funeral included Mr and Mrs J M Coons of Yale Mr and Mrs Charles Oliver of Leroy Ill and Chester and Leo Davis of Kokomo Ind.
Dr Beedie known in Illinois offers free professional services during a visiting trip to major towns. He will treat for chronic stomach and related ailments without surgery and only charges for medicines in accepted cases. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. address given at 304 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis Minn.
Harry Montgomery of Indianapolis visited his grandmother Mrs. Eleanor Montgomery over Sunday after a trip to England and France. Miss Ruth Turman of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her cousin Miss Katherine Furman.
Mt Pleasant notices list Sunday and weekday visits among Sweet Tingley Obrien and Huffman families. Guests came from Martinsville Brazil Indiana Toledo and local towns. Interspersed are calls and family mentions including Jennie Sweet and Nathan Tingley with Rexie and Frank Tingley.
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