Croquis the Belgian Stal Lion to Exhibit Near Marshall
Purebred Belgian stallion Croquis, license No. 1543, will stand at my place a half mile east of Marshall Illinois on the National road until April 17. Afterward he will be in West Union on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays until noon and then back east of Marshall for the rest of the week. Patrons can meet potential buyers on the Darwin and Union road Mondays and the Marshall and Robinson road Wednesdays.
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My Place
Marshall
Ill
National Road
West Union
Darwin and Union
Marshall and Robinson Road
Local social notes from Mt Pleasant and area
Russell Tuttle spent Sunday with Lloyd Harlow. Mrs. Redyth Swope visited her mother Mrs. Dave Towell on Wednesday. Miss Viola Walker stayed with Mrs. Marion Partlow on Wednesday. Mrs. F S Maxwell returned home Thursday after visiting her children. Neva Myrtle Lillian Bowen Gertie Tuttle and Ernest Ed Shotts visited Viola Walker on Wednesday. A large crowd attended a shower for Mrs Dan Wells Saturday night.
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Russell Tuttle
Local familiesweekly visit and high water damage noted
James Griggle and family from Hutsonville spent Sunday with Cliff Whitman and family. William Ogle and Dorothy Payne of Brazil visited Sadie Nicol for the weekend. Fred Lathrop of Robinson was in town Sunday. High water caused considerable damage in the vicinity. Russell Jackson and wife of Narrows visited George Pritchard and family. Dean Sebastian and family of West Union spent Sunday with Calvin Sebastian and family. Letha Sebastian spent the weekend with aunt Mrs. Mary Sebastian in Hutsonville.
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James Griggle
Hutsonville
Cliff Whitman
William Ogle
Dorothy Payne
Brazil
Sadie Nicol
Fred Lathrop
Robinson
Russell Jackson
Narrows
George Pritchard
Dean Sebastian
West Union
Calvin Sebastian
Letha Sebastian
Mary Sebastian
Elva Farr Visit and Quiet Wedding In the Area
Elva Farr of Darwin spent Sunday with Edward Burger. Ted Miller and Miss Beulah Tharp were quietly married Thursday. Charles Hollenbeck and family with Hugh White and Mildred Whitaker and brother of Ohio visited Hershel Cline. Dave Thompson and family, Jesse Walker and family of Freedom, Mrs. May Alexander and children of Redman visited David Walker. Frank Miller and twin daughters visited Charles Ogle at Hatton. John Blizzard and sisters entertained Willie Ledermann Mary Ledermann Gladys Burger Clara and Norton siblings Sunday.
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Elva Farr
Darwin
Edward Burger
Ted Miller
Community notes from Marshall on social visits and services
John Sullivan Fishback and family spent Sunday with Will Traviola family. Funeral attendance for Mrs Eliza Heim noted. Minnie Geisert ill after visit from Emily Geisert and Ken Geisert. Elnora Black resigns Terre Haute position to stay with parents Leroy Sears. Locals attend Cooper Chapel services this past week.
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John Sullivan
Marshall
Will Traviola
Mollie Sears
Andy Liffick
Eliza Heim
Emily Geisert
Kenneth Geisert
Minnie Geisert
Minnie
Elnora Black
Terre Haute
Leroy Sears
Cooper Chapel
Local society notes from South Dolson and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gilbert and children of Mattoon visited relatives in the area. Opal Kirchner recovering after appendicitis operation in Paris. Mrs Forest Smith mourns death of sister-in-law Mrs R O Arford in an automobile wreck. Mrs Robert Babcock attended funeral of aunt Mrs Mary C Hensel in Terre Haute. Leuri sta Fox of near Dudley visited Wm Fox. John Kirchner and John W Graham visited Opal Kirchner at Paris hospital Sunday. Oda Marrs sustained a foot injury Friday keeping him unable to walk for days. Mr and Mrs Charles Lutz of Paris were Sunday guests of Fred Wieland.
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Bruce Gilbert
Mattoon
Opal
John Kirchner
Paris
Forest Smith
Muncie
R. OD. Arford
Robert Babcock
Mary C. Hensel
Terre Haute
Leurista Fox
Near Dudley
Wm. Fox
John W. Graham
Opal Kirchner
Oda Marrs
Charles Lutz
Fred Wieland
Reverend H. B. Sheaff Leads Hutsonville Appointment
West York report notes Rev. H. B. Sheaff of Hutsonville filled his church appointment at the M. B. H. church Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs R. I. Bell and their Paris visitors called on the Bells.
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H. B. Sheaff
Hutsonville
M. BH
R. I. Bell
Paris
R. I
Richards Sunday News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Joe Sims and Mrs Billig Stanfield visited Chicago on Friday to visit relatives. Harry Rhoden visited his niece Mrs. Dewey McKain and family last week. Miss Ola Hagar went to Chicago Friday seeking employment. The Brubaker Bros building near completion will house Wesley Life in Robinson. Commencement exercises were held for West York and Quaker Lane eighth grades at the Robinson Methodist church with diplomas presented by Mrs. Klump.
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Robinson
Wesley Life
Martha Bennett
H. O. Newlin
Ralph Hagar
Guy Hagar
Navy
Norfolk
Cleveland
Ohio
York
Quaker Lane
Methodist Church
Welsh
Christian Church
Klump
West York
Lenore
Chester Culp
Claude Life
Russell Seigle
Leona Newlin
Manford
Mildred
Mary Guyer
Westfield Notes From Easter Week in DePauw District
Miss Dorothy Knapp of DePauw University spent Easter with family. Mr and Mrs Samuel Spellering returned from St Petersburg Florida. Local shipments include stock to Indianapolis hogs to market. The H E Spellering home roof caught fire but repairs limited damage. Westfield beat Kansas 9 to 5. Public auctions sold Foster Goble groceries and Nettie Dutro furniture. Grace Luther and Wendell Simmons wed at M E church.
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Dorothy Knapp
de Pauw University
Samuel Spellering
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hershel Lewis
D. ‘O. Moore
Indianapolis
J. W. Davis
H. E. Spellering
Allie Pinnell
Greenville
E. T. Pinnell
Red Cross
Methodist Sunday School
H. O. Miller
Grace Hall
Date Arbogast
Grandview
Bert Dunn
Zollie Arbogast
Ted Pendell
Eugene Bennett
Reuben Hornbrook
Oliver Hardesty
DePauw University
J. A. Ewalt
E. Weber
Charleston
R. M. Porterfield
Nettie Dutro
Grace “Luther
Wendell Simmons
M. E
West Union Social Notices Mixed With Local Visits
Claude Carlyle of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. GC M Kearns in West Union. Mr and Mrs Perl Fowler of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Lindley. Teresa Garlin and Mrs Hugh McCrory with children spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Bruce Miller was called to Marshall Thursday by his mother’s illness. Thelma Leggett was guest of Zelphia Cline Sunday. Mrs Ben Forsythe and daughter Jane visited relatives near Paris. Rodney Bell and children of Paris were guests of RI Richards Sunday. Elizabeth Bell, music teacher in Marshall schools, spent the weekend with Miss Irene Crowe. Mrs D V E Mundy and Mrs Guy Murphy and sons visited Mr and
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Claude Carlyle
Indianapolis
GC. M. Kearns
Perl Fowler
Terre Haute
Sam Lindley
Santa Garlin
Hugh McCrory
Bruce Miller
Marshall Thureday
Zelphia Cline
Ben Forsythe
Jane
Paris
Rodney Bell
RI Richards
Elizabeth, Bell
Marshall Schools
Irene Crowe
D.ve. Mundy
Guy Murphy
Household Hints for Everyday Repairs and Remedies
Practical tips cover cleaning brushes with hot vinegar and stiff soles with wrapped paper, plus making a flour sugar paste, using sandpaper on jars, tightening sewing machine belts with castor oil, replacing curtain rods with sinewy wire, saturating sagging cane chairs in boiling soda solution, correcting jelly by cider vinegar, hotting screws, oilcloth patterns for quilts, moth control with damp cloth and iron, using ice before taking medicine, and carrying a needle book for quick mending.
Local social updates and Indiana stock market report
Mrs James Mundy at Marshall Friday and visits from Arch Davison family. Charles Flowere called to Marshall after John I Flowers death. Edna Wesnitzer and Irene Lindley visited Marshall Hutsonville and Robinson. Indiana stock market notes show cattle prices steady with mixed grades and hogs below prior week. Outlook barely steady with 6000 hogs sold.
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Johnson, Tibbs & Drake
Chicago
Acting One at a Time Among Neighbors
A Henry Drummond quote emphasizes practical ethics: one should influence others by acting directly with those nearby, rather than attempting broad, generalized impact. The idea stresses local responsibility and personal example as the strongest force in social change.
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Henry Drummond
Condensation and Fog Formation Explained by Weather Bureau
The article explains fog and clouds form when atmospheric moisture condenses. Fogs are tiny water droplets around dust particles, not hollow spheres, and vary in depth from 20 to 80 feet up to 1500 feet. They classify fogs into radiation and advection types and describe how calm, clear nights in summer produce land or summer fogs along rivers and valleys.
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Stele
Weather ‘Bureau
Indianapolis
Barking Sands of Kauai and a Ballast Mystery
Fifteen miles from Waimea Kauai near Captain Cook's landing lies Barking sands a line of wind tossed hills that rattle like silk and bark when slid upon. A sailing captain discovered hollow moisture filled grains in ballast reduced weight and the air injections expected to cause the sounds.
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Waimea
Kauai
Cook
Why Heat Turns Iron Red
Explanation of iron turning red when heated describes heat producing light through incandescence inside a glass globe. Iron shifts from dull brownish red to bright red and finally white as temperature rises past melting point, with color changes due to heat levels. Cleveland News-Leader.
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Cleveland
News-Leader
Why Ships Are Female and Other Dated Superstitions
A brief compendium explains ship gender origins dating to ancient Greece and Athena. It notes Friday as unlucky due to Christ’s crucifixion and Eden’s temptation, church weathercocks recalling Peter’s denial, and peacock feathers linked to paradise’s gate opening to the serpent.
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Athens
Peter
Gate of
Paradise
Watches Try to Run in London Magnetic Mystery
For a month London residents report watches stopping suddenly due to unexplained magnetic influences. Scientists cannot yet explain the phenomenon or fix it. after an hour or two the timepieces restart, requiring only a reset to the correct hour.
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London
Blizzard Brings Long Winter Ahead
A jovial remark by Mr Crossiets about a coming blizzard triggers a domestic exchange on enduring chores as his wife questions delaying tasks until the weather passes.
Umbrella Troubles End in Humorous Barnyard Tale
Pa Hanley fights a green umbrella mishap as his wife scolds the costly item. He hides it in a barrel, loses it in a rainstorm, returns with a broken relic and a new black umbrella, while town loafers note his odd purchases and a pup’s collar.
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Abe
Finley
Lucky
Abe Finley
Mrss Smith
Almeda Smith
Almeda
Uriah
Uriah Hanley
Frawley
Joe Snow
Hanley
Pn Hadittle
Ma Hanley
Sam
Sammy Snow
Disguise Confusion Stirs Slavic Italian Class Tensions
A classroom scene shows a foreign class with Slavs and one Italian boy teased for imbalance. The teacher asks for the meaning of disguise as Tony, bristling at the taunts, responds with a strong, emotional line about how he hates those peers.
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Tony
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