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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1918

Page

4

Local Notes on War Bonds Hogs Rain and Weddings

Community updates include urging purchase of Liberty Bonds to aid the war effort, farm rainfall disrupting corn planting, and a roundup of residents visiting town. Reports mention Comrade A R Jones improving, Lieut Tarble on leave from Camp Funston, and J W Childes returning from Camp Taylor. Also covered are weddings, a train band appearance, a fatality in Missouri, and funerals in local churches.

Wm Beadle Auburn Joe Howe Johnson Hutchings David Montgomery Dolson A R Jones North Mill Street Marshall Tarble Cit Camp Funston Kan J W Childes Camp Taylor Jackie Band Specters Naval Training School Martinsville

Local Folks and Visitors Mentioned in Brief Notes

Brice Weldon of Walnut Prairie called on friends Sunday. Glen Mount of Chicago visited relatives between trains here Saturday. Mrs Shidler of Neligh Neb is visiting aunt Mrs Sarah A Ferrell. Wesley Combs runs a saw mill in town. Charles Bailiff of Pierceburg attended funeral of sister Mrs Rhoda Lindley. Sir Edward Mount and Sir Charles Butler of Terre Haute were here after Aunt Rhoda Lindley's death. Mrs James Claypool of Marsville and Mrs Anna Lamb of York attended the funeral. Joseph Raston had an accident moving drift in his bottom field and cannot walk without crutches. Miss Edits Combs was given 2 surprises Thursday evening.

Brice Weldon Walnut Prairie Glen Mount Chicago Shidler Neligh Neb Sarah A. Ferrell Wesley Combs Charles Bailiff Pierceburg Rhoda Lindley Edward Mount Charles Butler Terre Zleute Anni Rhoda Lindley James Claypool

Melrose Notes Report Fires Injuries and Meetings

Ralph Hicks teaches a spring tennis session at Quihill School. Lucy Bartlett, visiting Missouri, is able to move on crutches after an injury. Heavy rains halted farm work and cool weather slowed small grain and meadows. FPC Hasten repaired James Drake’s fire damaged house in West York. C W Cornwell finished township assessments. most dogs are tagged. A third Liberty Loan meeting is set at Melrose church with Everett Connelly as a speaker. George Bartlett residence east of Melrose burned Thursday. smokehouse caused the fire. buildings and contents lost. some insurance coverage.

Ralph Hicks Quihill Schol Melrose Lucy Bartlett Missouri West York James Drake Everett Connelly George Bartlett

Sherman McNary elected clerk at Lind sey election

Sherman McNary was elected clerk at the special Lind sey election held Saturday. The report notes Oats look fine despite harsh weather and mentions Dewey Connelly visiting Martinsville while the North Fork remains out of its banks. Old Man Winter appeared Sunday, moving toward the north pole and scattering white tales along the way.

Sherman McNary Dewey Connelly Martinsville North Fork Lindsey McNary Winter North Pole

District road meeting attendees and local news from Urbana

M V Connelly highway commissioner and T H Ryan town clerk attend a district road meeting in Urbana. Martin Tarble of Hot Springs Ark returns home Friday. His son Nute is home from Camp Funston on a ten day furlough. Cleveland Connelly buys a Ford and has bad luck running over a rail causing radiator damage worth 26 dollars.

Ohio Chapel Residents Share Visits and Community News

Harold Mauk spent Sunday with parents Scott Ogle and family in the area. Various locals traveled to Terre Haute and Marshall while others visited Martinsville and West York. An Liberty Loan bond sale of 5700 occurred at the Ohio church. An entertainment and Pie supper at the Ohio schoolhouse on Friday, April 26 will raise funds for the Red Cross.

Ohio Chapel Harold Mauk Scott Ogle Terre Haute Eck Gard Marshall George Davison Sherman Martinsville Sylvia Wallace Jane McClure Arthur Cork Alvis Lindley John West York Oscar Spangler Camp Taylor Ohio Church Edgar Fasig Harry Mauk Ohio School House Red Cross

Local Social Delays And Health News In Centerville

Centerville notes report George Elliott ill while Lingafelter's condition improves. Iona Chancellor spent the week with Anna Phillips. Mr and Mrs Reo Bennett visited John A. Staley’s family. Vern Davis hosted Mr and Mrs Ham Cooper. Nola and Ollie Buckner and others visited Vertie Lingafelter. Zoar church flag service postponed until two weeks from the intended date.

George Elliott Lingafelter Iona Anna Phillips American School Reo Bennett John A. Staley Vern Davis Ham Cooper Nola Ollie Buckner Elsie Flossie Fanny Elliott Vertie Lingafelter Zoar

Moves of Casey residents mark week of travel and illness

Mrs Frank Wright left to join her husband in Paola Kansas. Sallie McCann of Los Angeles visits Casey friends. A M Myers departed for Wichita and Eldorado on business. S S Gerrard, long ill, died aged about 57. Mrs Mike Morrow and daughter Virginia moved to Eldorado to join Mr Morrow. Mrs Mary Lashbrook died at her daughter Mrs J H Moore's home near Casey of paralysis. Mr Squier and children left for Caney to reside. Jon Houser broke his arm after a Ford trip to Florence Alabama and Hopkinsville Kentucky. Albert, longtime manager of National Supply Co, leaves for Winchester Kentucky to run a National Supply Co store.

Banner Times Frank Wright Paola Kas Sallie McCann Los Angeles Calif Casey M Myers Wichita Eldorado S.S Gerrard Mike Morrow Virginia Morrow Mary Lashbrook J Hi Moore Squier Caney Mr Squier Jon Houser Ford Florence Ala Hopkinsville LL Albert National Supply Co Winchester National Supply Company

Soldiers See Sights on Newport News Visit to Washington

Russell Riley writes April 17 from Newport News Wa to relatives about a weekend trip to Washington City. He toured the Capitol, Senate, House, Supreme Court, and Congressional Library with a friend and saw the National Art Museum. Tom Findley was transferred to Walter Reed Hospital. Riley hopes he recovers locally at Old Point Comfort after a steamer trip.

Russell Riley Newport News Washington City Tom Findley Tom Walter Reed Hospital Washington Capitol Building Senate Marshall J. Hamilton Lewis House Supreme Court J. G Cannon Congressional Library National Art Museum Old Point Comfort

Promotion to corporal noted after return with warrant

The narrator says a warrant and stripes were handed to him on return, making him corporal. He adds the promotion took effect on the 10th of the month and he was unaware of it.

Local notes and obituaries from The Review

Remains of Miss Minnie Cox arrive from California. Bertha Graham learns nephew Lieut Donald Campbell in France. W W Brewer moves to Casey as district foreman. Frank Lewis ill at Camp Taylor. Mrs Anna M Davis dies at 80. High school bond election set for April 27. Auto wrecks and local incidents noted. Bell’s telephone rise described with details of its invention and early milestones.

Minnie Cox Adam Cox California Bertha Graham Donald Campbell France Brewer Casey Ohio Difico H Lewis Camp Taylor Frank Anna M Davis F T. Davis Westfield

Rains Delay Corn Breaking Amid Apple Bloom Report

Big rains last Tuesday and Friday nights delayed corn breaking in most fields. Apple trees show bloom signaling a large crop while peach blooms are scarce. Will Rardin and family visited Mat Snider. assessor Matt Snyder stayed busy listing property. John Kirby and Willetts were returning from Terre Haute during the rain last week.

Will Rardin Calvin Rardin Elisha Terre Haute Mat Snider Matt Snyder John Kirby Wits Ie Turn Isle

Don Roberts and Dennis Shea Related to Terre Jiante Frauds

Dennis Shea former sheriff of Vizo county Indiana serving a five year term in Fort Leavenworth faces parole denial and continued imprisonment after recent sentence review.Fragmentary text also ties Don Roberts to Yarra role and mentions election fraud investigations and transfer to Leavenworth.

Dennis Shea Vizo County Ind Fort Leavenworth Roberts Ganger Yarra Fort Lasvenworth

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Marshall State Bank Delphia Seigel John Seigel West Union Otto Woods John Thomas Danville Oscar Spraker Thomas Athey Louisiana Mr Spraker Spraker William Robert Reynolds Robert Mary Reynolds Dudley WL. Cunningham York Rhoda Ann Lindles Mr Cunningham Centerville McDougall Bubeck Home Fur Rishings Gallagaer Sunkist North Side Square Marshall, Illinois John Ross Mike Schwartz Charleston Louis Heath Olsen Auburn Township Beadle Kannamacher Jerry Claypool Green Moss Will Schoield Ennis Bell’s Alexander Graham Bell Wistathar Guinh Boston Philadelphia Bell Dom Pedro Brazil Boston University Dr. Bell Don Roberts
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