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Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

20 Apr 1921

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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1921

Page

4

Funeral Gatherings and Local Notices From South Dolson

Several residents attended the funeral of Samuel Findley at Green Moss on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Minnie Barrett taught the spring term at Germany and spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burger welcomed a daughter born April 16. Mabel Claypool visited the Babcocks with Oda Merrs and others. Fred Wieland went to Charleston Saturday night due to his wife’s heart trouble. Charles Graham injured a mashed thumb on an emery wheel. Lillie Johnson of Casey visited home folks Sunday. Theron Murphy of Terre Haute visited relatives Sunday. Amos and Mrs Morgan hosted a surprise birthday party for their daughter Elva on April 3. about 60 guests attended.

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Willie Dale Gkae Eee Ornibiiwoods Samuel Findley Green, Moss Minnie Barrett Germany Arthur Burger Mabel Claypool Oda Merrs Robert Babcock Fred Wieland Charleston Charles Graham Lillie Johnson Casey Theron Murphy Terre Haute Philip Spittler Fred Spittler Alright Charles H. B. Grant Chicago Joseph Yager Lada May Lee Indianapolis Wiley T. Lamb Herbert Barclay Terre Haute Baseball Club Wade Garner National Supply Co Bowling Green George Garner S. A. Anderson Newark George Spence Nash Fancher Business College Pearl Fancher Archie A. Buckley Springfield Harry Sarah Stutts St. Petersburg Fla Charles ‘Queen Bakersfield Calif A. N. McMillan Martha Bell Vandalla John L. Brewer East Washington Street Dolores" Newman Paris Revi George M. Myers Fred L. Mann Detroit Mich Frank Bassett Effingham Logan Kite Roland Agier Babe Joe Dewolf Erie Eldorado Kansas J. P. Smith Ohio Pennsylvania van Buckley Decatur Government Pearl Buckley W. H. Hetherington C. C. Rock L. Morrow Champaign J. B. Moore Avena Til D. R. Fancher Victor Elliott Citizen’s Progressive W. M. Abraham Noal Johnson Ae Mason Bell Fami de “Ryerson Robinson Es Bitola Clements Joi “Musgrave Hutsonville Tuesda Ray. Swopé Ha ‘Neent Sims Floyd Clem Bertha’ ‘Buckner Buckner Earl Shantlin Ernie Seago West William Holaday Ashley. Holaday George Bradbure Ming Ramona Everett Gaddis Clara Dorothy Palmer Donald
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Local Notices and Social Snippets From Choctaw Area

Mrs Ruth Walker is bed confined after a fall recollected Sunday evening. Mrs May Alexander of near Paris visits her parents Mr and Mrs David Thompson. Little Kenneth Carpenter of Hatton visits cousin Mabel Jackson. Hershel Cline elected school director Saturday. Frank Miller reports loss of a fine yearling male last week. Charles Hollenbeck and family visit Hershel Cline. Cora Kile and Nora Ohms of Kile spend Tuesday with Maude Blizzard.

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Ruth Walker May Alexander Near Paris David Thompson Kenneth Carpenter Hatton Mabel Jackson Hershel Cline Frank Miller Charles Hollenbeck Cora Kile Nora Ohms Kile Maude Blizzard
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William Garner and family visit on Otis Davison’s farm

William Garner of Allright spent Friday with his son John Garner and William Carpenter and family. The group, formerly of Marshall, toured Otis Davison’s farm in Missouri, sightseeing in the vicinity.

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William Garner Allright John Garner William Carpenter Marshall Otis Davison Ouri
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Dolson Gossip and Local Visits Highlight Week

Westfield resident Mr. Deems visited Sunday. Sperry Claypool bought corn from Charles Screech and hauled it Tuesday. The Hutchings family hosted Chris Hutchings guests Sunday. Edith Heimer visits her aunt Mrs. Ben Duran near Oakland. J H Hutchens and Harry Coons of Auburn area visited Marlin Claypool last Tuesday. Harry Hurst from Oakland returned for Sam Findlay's funeral at Green Moss Wednesday. Samuel Larbee shows slow improvement.

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Deems Westfield Sperry Claypool Charles Screech Sylvian Richey Lee Bishop Chris Hutchings Edith Heimer Ben Duran Oakland J. H. Hutchens Harry Coons South of Auburn Marlin Claypool Harry Hurst Dolson Sam Findlay Green Moss Samuel Larbee
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Buildable 40 by 20 foot pen building with removable gates

Describes a complete ready to assemble pen building 40 feet long 20 feet wide with 8 by 8 pens on one side 4 by 8 pens on the other and a five foot passage between. Includes heavy galvanize iron roof and glass windows two roof vents doors to pens and outside gates. Glass paneled with heavy 4 inch flashing and protective half inch mesh netting all but foundation. Painted roofed and claim ready for handyman assembly.

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Community Happenings Show Small Town Ties and Travel

Local residents attend visits, family gatherings, and church activities. Townsfolk note school term completion, a mayoral race, and a billiard questions vote while many travel to nearby cities for family and medical events.

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Westfield Social Notes and Local Obituaries

Westfield residents report wintering in St Petersburg Florida and guests visiting from Tuscola Casey Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Indiana Whitsell dies after nine months illness funeral held at United Brethren church. Community club meets with Mrs Anna Watson plans formed for American Legion Post. Friendship Club hosts games and chatter with Mrs J A A Briscoe.

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Sam Spellbring St. Petersburg Fla H.P. Campbell Tuscola D. EB. Baer Grief-Law Casey Jo W. Law J. W. Price Mary Hornbrook FL. Bancroft Tia Ralston Percy Hall Terre Haute Indiana Whitsell The United Brethren Anna “Watson American” ‘Legion Post
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Local Folks Visit Relatives and Return from Work Trips

Lawrence York and Roberts of Marshall visited relatives here over Sunday. Mrs Barker and son Lillie Barker motored to Palestine Sunday to visit Mrs Barker's daughter Nell Eisner and family. Stephen Freeman Sr had diphtheria this week but is almost recovered. Lewis Whittman and Dane Sebastian returned from St Louis where they had been working. Claude Bishop is employed in Terre Haute.

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Lawrence Roberts Marshall Maloney Barker Lillie Palestine Nell Eisner Stephen Freeman Lewis Whittman Dane' Sebastia St. Louis Claude Bishop Terie Haute
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Grandmother Ruse for Candy Turns to Check

A child asks for candy or money from his grandmother who says there is no cent in the house and the youngster quips about writing a check. The snippet also mentions a columnist discussing advice to lovers and a divorce lawyer turned journalist, with a note on an old fashioned woman boasting about making her own petti coats now versus a daughter who uses none.

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James _Henry Wae Indianapolis ‘News Birmingham Age Herald Boaat Petti
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