Obituary of Mrs Sweet Mary Ellen Johnson
Mary Ellen Johnson daughter of Isaac and Mahala Johnson was born in Clark County February 6 1842 and died April 19 1921 aged 79 years 1 month 13 days She married Austin Sweet August 5 1865 Fourteen children were born ten living Morgan B A Austin Junior Isaac Au Jo Mrs Warrens Harlan Staggs Willison and Daigy Sweet Also one sister Mrs George Barrett and brother A T Johnson Retired Funeral held at Mt Pleasant Church on April 21 Rev Wasig officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ellen——Johnson
Isaac
Mahala Johnson
Clark
Alnois
Austin Sweet
Morgan
Mt. Pleasant
Wasig
Local social notes recount visits and events across Marshall
The column lists Mr and Mrs Lt Bulger of Florida visiting Marshall for a few days with friends, plus various locals traveling to Indianapolis Terre Haute and Champaign. It notes high school graduates visiting, dances attended, family visits, a Legion speaker, fencing efforts at the athletic field, and several birthday dinners and condolences in the community.
West York church services and local notices in brief
West York Elks Elder Stivers of Sumner to preach at the Church of Christ Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening. Edna Combs and Earl visiting Terre Haute return home. Rev Baliff preached at Butternut Martinsville. Fraunce and Noel Sims visited aunt Mrs. Everett Swope. John Athey birthday surprise. Nona Athey visited Terre Haute then returned. Ruskin Mounts and children from Terre Haute visiting. Mrs. Martin Newlin returned from Terre Haute. John Thomas to Fairbanks to see Will ill. Mrs. Emma Moore called to Robinson for cousin Mrs. F W Lewis funeral. J A Lindley and Ike Seymour attended Lewis funeral at Robinson. Ernie Seago dies of typhoid. Funeral at home with Rev Shoaff, burial West York cemetery. Accident near Friend's church. Guyer Shaw buggy crash injures two. one man arm broken, young woman lightly hurt. Miss Nell Caldwell ill at home. H B Gullett store changes hands. Ward of Greenup takes charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Nona Athey
Terre, Haute
Ruskin Mount
Terre Haute
Martin Newlin
John Thomas
Fairbanks
Will
Shoaff
West York
Franklin Guyer
B. Erns’ Shaw
Paris High Wins Cup in County Meet Debating
Superintendent Hinkle awarded the cup to Paris after a county meet where Paris and Marshall debaters competed. The agreement specified pennants for each winner if teams both won, otherwise a cup to the winning school. The cup and other prizes were presented at an assembly Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hinkle
Marshall
Deputy Returns With Inmate Minnie Robiling to Anna Hospital
Deputy Charles Short brought Minnie Robiling, 52, to Anna Hospital after escorting her from the area. The solid geometry class from the high school held a Tuesday evening picnic near the pumping station. Harry B. Ruttman, a former high school student, visited the area Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Short
Anna
Minnie Robiling
Harry B. Ruttman
Burial Services For Ernie Seago Held At Bradbury Cemetery
York residents attended the burial of Ernie Seago at Bradbury cemetery Sunday afternoon. Several locals visited kin and neighbors over the weekend including Mrs Maude Riggs with Mrs. Lydia Riggs, Joe Riggs, Dick Tredway and family, Alva Orcut and wife, and William Pulleyblank returning from work near East St. Louis. Beulah Meyers and Grace Myers stayed with York households, while Master Frederick Fowler worked for his uncle Charles Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Seago
Bradbury Cemetery
Maude,Riggs
Sam Peelman
Hutsonville
Lydia Riggs
Joe Riggs
Dick Tredway
Alva
Orcut
Albert Bone
Steel and Family
Wm, Ogel
Brazil
Ind
William Pulleyblank
Near East St. Louis
Beulah Meyers
Jack Lindley
West York
Grace Myers
John Thomas
Frederick Fowler
Charles Murphy
Roscoe Witheral
James Nicol
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Seyro
Mney
Rexall
Keifer Drug CO
Bali
Florist
Ili
Ben.t. “Baird
Star Tobacco
Lt. Bulger
Florida
Ces
Indianapolis
Joe Stitchland
Térre Haute
Geo. Meehling
Wiley
Griffith
John McCauley
Mabel ‘Stateler
Terre ‘Haute
Russell, Brown
Chicago
R. H. ‘Brown
Co. Rolison
D. H. Rolison
Ste “Louis
Ditzenberger
Casey
John
LeSeure
Carmel
B. ‘Leseure
Smre
Harry LeSeure
Mildred
Casey Hazel Lutz
William’ Ferris
Charles. Ferris
Greenville
Joe
Lutz
Anna Lutz
Phoebe
Wright
Maxwell
Tinsville
Nita Clark
Morrisonville
John Weir
L. J. Weir
Mary" Géheb
Leonard Murphy
Fred
Wensh
Arcola
Heyworth Construction’ Company
Martin“Wernz
Thomas
Apgar
Robinson
Wood -Lewis
St. Louis
Charles White
John Hasson
William Malfoy
Frank Noakes
James Burnett
Carson ¢Purdunn
Wate
Irene ‘Tanbéneck
Hogan
St. Mary's Church
Della ‘Curtis
John Hollenbeck
West ‘Union
Nina
Belle
Lynch
Nelle Lorenz
Margaret
Taylor
Irene Taubeneck
Gladys Sullins
Percy Cox
Oregon
Martinsville
Mesdames J
R- Burnett
Adele ‘Kerr
Samuel
Prevo,Jr
Perry, Lewis
CL Ig. Allwood
George. Parris
Fred’ ‘Fawley
Charles Claypool
Virginia Shaw
Helen Hurst
Hoga. Hopwood
Seymour’ Hurstland
Helen
Schweitzer
Harry Schweitzer
Stig
White
Sam
Sam “White
Gong
Vern Charles
Eugene
Aaron ‘Kile
Vern
Russell
Thelma
Blate
Ellen
Mabel
Eugerie
Lois
Dean
Dale Jones
Charles
Bierbaum
Belle Jewell
Miany
Alice Peyton
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Herald
Big Four Wagon Yard
Pythian Theatre
Mae A
Dutton Lake
Nathan Wright
Harold Forbeck
Williams
Home
Call Perry Hams
Sey
Joe Wil
South Fifth Street
Provo
Marshall Herald
Harry Grisham
Marshal
R. R
Harry Maurer
Terre Hautenay Star
Music Box
65 Records
North Third Street
H. Dewey & Coo
Fred Wallis
Cole & Cole, Marshall
John L. Bheeer
B. F. Johnson
Kodak
Kelfer Drug Co
York
Pythian
Paramount
Robert Louis Stevenson
Moon Riders
Tom MIX
Black & Hutchinson: Grocers
Post
Kelloggs
Virginia Sweet
Aunt Jemima
Indian River
Db. D. Doll & Son
de Square
Marsha
LeSeure’s.Cash
Booth & Handy
Hart Schaffner’&Marx
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