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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
4
Purebred Stallions on Seasonal Breeding Run
CROQUIS the purebred Belgian stallion license No 15438 will stand the season 1922 at my place 144 miles east of Marshall on the National road until April 17 then in West Union on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays at noon and the rest of the week east of Marshall I will meet patrons on the Darwin and Union road Mondays and the Marshall and Robinson road Wednesdays MARSHALL the purebred French Coach stallion license No 7144 will stand the season at my barn east of town TERMS Purebred Belgian 12 50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Marshall
National Road
West Union
Darwin and Union
Marshall and Robinson Road
Community Social notes from York area
York Miss Haline Murphy of Hutsonville visits grandmother Mrs Mary Murphy. James Griggle and family and Mrs Allen Miller of Hutsonville visit Cliff Whitman and family. Alva Orcutt and wife of West York visit Albert Bonesteel and family. Ida Adams of West Union visits Miss Letha Sebastian. Ernest Hamilton and wife of Hutsonville visit James Baker and family. A school dinner honored teacher Russell Russell with a large crowd. Mrs Agnes Jackson visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Pritchard and family. William Gard and family visit Homer Orcutt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haline. Murphy
Hutsonville
Mary Murphy
James Griggle
Allen Miller
Cliff Whitman
Alva Orcutt
West York
Albert Bonesteel
Ida Adams
West Union
Letha Sebastian
Ernest Hamilton
James Baker
Easter program planned by West York Sunday school group
Local notes report West York Sunday school preparing an Easter program for Sunday evening. The community attended Mrs. Frank Woods funeral in Hutsonville Friday afternoon. Several visits and travels among residents include Emma Burson of Paris, Carrie Nidey, A W Wright, and Dewey McKain.
Local Notes From Carmi and Surrounding Areas
S A Walker of Carmi visited on Monday. T P Cleaver returned home in Springfield after a week visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lindsey announce the arrival of a baby boy Wednesday night. Mrs C B Low was in Marshall Monday afternoon. Mrs William Willison was called to Terre Haute Sunday by her sister Lola Lathrop’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Walker
Carmi
T. P. Cleaver
Springfield
Herbert Lindsey
C. B. Low
Marshall
William Willison
Terre Haute
Lola Lathrop
Local notes and obituaries from Westfield district
Fourteen Rebekahs attended a district meeting at West field Thursday evening. J W Webster of Danville visited Friday. Revival services at the Christian church run for a week under Pastor J H B Jupin. Thomas Wright and wife of Casey visited Sunday. Easter cantata planned at Church of God Sunday evening. Mrs Henry Ryan of Casey came Saturday for burial. funeral at M H church 1 30. burial in Rupp cemetery. Mrs Lena Dehl of Mattoon visited Wes Ashler family last week. Miss Mabel Fasig returned from wintering in St Petersburg Fla. Jacob Heffly elected president at school election. A Lynn and Joseph Flenn er on board. Ed Miller family moved back to South York street, occupying Joe Hardway property. Two high school board members elected. J C Brydon and Oscar Shawver. Shawver fills vacancy of H B Walworth resigning to Macon county. Mr and Mrs John Weir announce birth of daughter Monday. Mrs Melvin Melton and daughter visited parents Jacob Netzley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Westfield
J. W., Webster
Danville
Our City
Christian Church
J. HB. Jupin
Thomas Wright
Casey
Church of God
Henry Ryan
M. H
Rupp
Lena Dehl
Mattoon
Wes Ashler
Mabel Fasig
St. ‘Petersburg
Fla
Jacob Heffly
A. Lynn
Joseph Flenner
Ed Miller
Marshall
Joe Hardway
South York Street
J. C. Brydon
Oscar Shawver
Shawver
BH. H. Walworth
Macon County
John Weir
Melvin Melton
Bof Westfield
Jacob Netzley
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
Dolson Sperry and Alpha Claypool shipped a car load of hogs to Indianapolis. Miss Thelma Newman visits relatives in Terre Haute for a few days. Joseph Claypool and family of Liggett spend Friday night with Mr and Mrs Marlin Claypool. Charles Morgan and wife with Johnny Hutchings and Mary Burkett visit Kansas. Elijah Wright and baby near Kansas visit Marlin Claypool family. Christian Hutchings and wife entertain several young people Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
Alpha Claypool
Indianapolis
Thelma Newman
Terre Haute
Joseph Claypool
of Liggett
Marlin Claypool
Charles Morgan
Johnny Hutchings
Mary Burkett
Pete Liggett
Kansas
Elijah Wright
Baby
Christian Hutchings
Local social notes fill West Union with visits and events
West Union residents and guests frequent Terre Haute and nearby towns. families attend funerals, weddings, and church group meetings while neighbors travel for visits, schooling, and health care.
Local residents return from extended visits
Mrs. Herbert Gobel and Mrs. Wood visited relatives in Indianapolis. B M Davison of Springfield called on friends here. Mrs. Clark Strockbine returned from Arkansas and Kansas travels. Mr. and Mrs. Ed David departed Thursday for Valedo, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Gobel
B. B. Wood
Indianapolis
B. M. Davison
Springfield
Clark Strockbine
Arkansas
Kansas
Ed David
Valedo
Kazg
Obituary of John Tyhurst Found Dead in Martinsville
John Andrew Tyhurst born 16 1881 Newark Ohio died March 20 1922 in Martinsville after living in Newark Ohio and Illinois He married Sarah A Baylis in Newark Ohio December 1852 eight children Arabelle William George Charlotta Edward Agnes Charles Mary He joined local churches in Ohio and later the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston He was trusted respected and much loved by family and friends and passed peacefully after aiding his daughter Mary in waking and singing before death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Andrew
Tyhurat
Bon
Elizabeth
Benny
Cat Horn
Newark
Lobio
Tay
Sarah A Baylis
Ohio
Arabelle
William
George
Charlotta
Edward
Agnes
Charles
Mary
Ilinois
M. BE
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Tyhurst
Martinsville
Obituary for Simon Gray of Marshall
Simon Gray son of Benjamin and Mary Ann Gray was born in Graysville Indiana November 10 1855. He lived in Clark County until 1886 then resided in Michigan and California before returning to Illinois recently. He died in Terre Haute after hospital care and suffered greatly yet bore it with fortitude. He was a Christian Scientist and survived by two brothers L and a Gray of Marshall. Funeral Sunday March 26 at Austin Gray home led by Rev C B Pettit with interment York Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Gray
Benjamin
Mary “Ann Gray
Graysville
Indiana
Clark County
Michigan
California
Illinois
Terre Haute
L “Anda Gray
Marshall
Austin Gray
C. B. Pettit
York Cemetery
F P Mann to Speak at Wabash Valley Advertising Meet
Fred P Mann of Devils Lake North Dakota has been secured as principal speaker for the ninth quarterly meeting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley in Terre Haute May 11 and 12. Mann, a retail merchant with a $700000 annual business, is praised for his successful methods and will likely speak in the Hotel Deming pall room on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
N. D
Associated Advertising Clubs
Wabash Valley
J. F. Eggers
Better Business Commission of
Eggers
Mann
F. W. HofMann
Greater
Better Business Commissions
Indianapolis
Deming
Spy, Lover's Escape From Chihuahua Opposition
Guy Me pat aids Lucetta Morse and her father to flee Chihuahua after a spy arrest. A government agent named Pedro Vaduro is exposed as the chief spy, and Guy helps plan a midnight departure. The escape ends with safe passage to an American encampment and a hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Gsitsh
Gald
Guy
Mexico
Chihdahua
Lucetta Morse
Lucetta
Morse
Guys
Quy
Pedro Vaduro
Senor
Vaduro
Vadurd
Liberty
District- Ine
Stars and Stripes
Broad River
Mr. Morse
Selgays
Gold Hoarded Worldwide as Wages and Spoils
An editorial note claims that at least 10 million dollars in gold is hoarded annually by natives in India Africa and Persia due to a strong fascination with gold. It asserts gold received as wages or by any means is immediately hidden away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Africa
Persia
Hunting Wild Honey From Bee Trees in Swamps
Hunters track bee flight to hollow trees in swamps where honey stores reach up to 500 pounds. Observers require sharp eyesight and a reliable compass to locate the prolific bee trees.
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Martin Newlin
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Fred Guyer
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Etta Hutchinson
Floyd Leggitt
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Henry Milam
Fred S. Reisner
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Giles Bartlett
Ona
Frances Bartlett
Irene Crowe
A. E. Cunningham
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A. G. Chapman
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Ivan Pyle
Ray Cline
Haley McKinney
American Legion
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William Piety
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Rebekah Lodge
Erastus“ Kaufman
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