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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1915

Page

4

Local residents host visitors and attend services in Sunday gathering

The community notes visits by Miss Bonnie English, Noah Landers, and families from Terre Haute and Vincennes. Funeral attendance for Mr. Casteel in Marshall and Wm. Thompson at Lower Wabash is reported. Preaching and prayer meetings scheduled, with several locals visiting relatives in Westfield, McClure, and Oak Grove.

Terre ‘Haute Casteel Marshall M. M. Landers Vincennes Mt. Carmel Fred Kallansa Terre Haute Mr. Cochonour H. W. Huston Plainview Farm Levi Huey Westfield Lloyd Milo Hemphill Ben ‘Fawley Curt Burns McClure J. W. English Fairmount Metta English

Unclear fragment notes local farming and road work

Fragment mentions Roména and Duane Romine Martinsville alongside scarce quads this spring. References a concrete road extended by seven hundred feet to the east end and improvements by Lewis Sutton on returning from Arkansas.

Roména e.Duane Romine Martinsville Wes Arkansas Lewis Sutton

Local Notables and Events Spotted in Town Saturday

Daniel Fitch of Orange and Walter McCrory of Casey visited town Saturday. Sunday marks Mother's Day at Church of God Sunday school. Dorinda Ryan and daughter Gertie visited Terre Haute. Wm Beadle of Dolson bought a spring wagon. Main Street spruced up Monday. other streets to follow. Local deaths include Edgar Jones of Blue Grass and a Cunningham child. burials at Blue Grass and Kettling cemeteries. S. S. reports urged by May 15. Anti license ticket leaders elected in city primary with Ennis as mayor and other officials listed.

Daniel Fitch Orange Walter McCrory Casey Church of God Dorinda Ryan Gertie Terre Haute Wm. Beadle Dolson Main Street H. C. Reinoehl Roy Roberts Edgar Jones Blue Grass Alen Cunningham O. O. Tracy Kettling S. S J. S Lecy J. W. Ennis Fred Flenner Fred Sinclair H. J. .Buxbaum Atty T. P. Cleaver F. F. Booth R. B. Batts C. B. Watterford Geo. Lambdin

Local officials elected in Banner-Times town election

I W Price was elected mayor last Tuesday. H B Roebuck became clerk, J D Watts treasurer, W O Slusser police magistrate, J E Watts, John Burr and J B LeMay aldermen. Ernest Weaver and wife visited Tulsa. J C Wadington of Pana purchased the undertaker business. Grandmother Thornton died after illness. Johnny Crouch died aged about 11. Moriah post office discontinued, patrons served by carrier No. 6. J D Rodebaugh and wife returned from St Petersburg. U B church nearing completion. dedication May 23. Martin Suffal suffered a paralytic stroke. Mrs Frank Willingham died leaving a newborn. High school to host field and track meet May 1 with invited teams.

Banner-Times W. Price H. B. Roebuck W. O. Slusser po‘Hee J. E. Watts John ‘Burr J. B. LeMay Ernest Weaver Tulsa Okla Otis Weaver J. C. Wadington Pana, Il C. B. Orsborn Hugh Bragg Resi Dence E. Washington Ave Grandma Thornton A. Maple Avenue Aingering Hiness Johnny Crouch Gard Mounts Moriah J. D. Rodebaugh St. Petersburg Florida U. B Martin Suffal Central Avec Frank’ Willingham W. Garfield Street

Local Visits and Family Gatherings Reported

Estel Crumrine and Miriam Crumlin spent Sunday with Ednad Stricker while Arthur Brown returned home from Terre Haute on Tuesday. Mabel Kessler visited her brother Earl in Marshall on Monday. Albert Canaday and family visited his parents at Asbury on Sunday. Marian Bartrum and Vandle Chenoweth shopped in Marshall on Friday. Clayton and Harry Lindsey stayed with Nelson Lindsey and his family. Mr and Mrs Al Thompson of Lower Wabash spent Sunday with Wim Keasler. Mr and Mrs Ora McHenry visited his parents at Walnut Prat.

Chas. Cork Will Alcorn Wi. Cork Henry Salter Stump Aaron Hawker Fishback Wm. Thompson Lower Wabash Earl Whaley Indiana Levi Dickerson Andrew Cork Ben Cork Ben Black Harry Wyrick Armstrong Conrad Bartrum Andrew Kessler Fay Wm. McDonald Oak Grove Grace Carpenter Portland Ore Elmer Thomas Haymarket Virginia Joe Hutchinson Isaac Kessler Fred, Royal Cordelia Gibson Marshall Robert Hodson English Estel Crumrine Terre Haute Miriam Crumlin Ednad Stricker Arthur Brown Mabel Kessler Earl Albert Canaday al Thompson Wim UC Keasler Ora McHenry Walnut Prat

Local Farmers Plow for Corn and Observe Favorable Weather

Farmers were busy plowing for corn after warm weather and a good rain last Thursday. Small grain and grass show up nicely while fruit trees suffer in the cold. Edgar Jones dies after brief illness. funeral held at Blue Grass church. survivor list noted.

Local Notes and Minor Updates From Martinsville Area

Mrs Samuel Neidigh improving Glenn Cooper in Martinsville Fermin Bennett worsens appendicitis Sydney Lacey and wife visited Jon Seaton and wife Hattie Orrell Posey visiting relatives Ray Hill and son Annapolis in the vicinity on business last Wednesday Forrest Postlewait returned home to Martinsville Sunday after a visit Walker Eliott bought a horse from R E Deverick to replace one that died last week The Orange town hall high school election was defeated 8 to 1 164 votes against 20 for it Homer St looks good for a cherry crop Elmer Phillips rides in a new auto Auburn township in debt Lester Noyes setting seven rows to fruit trees Peter Spangler reports finding one red mushrooms Seth Husted and family motored from Advance Friday Sam Wenhborn and wife were down on Champaign last week

Ham Clapp John Kirchner Montgomery Marshall John W. B. Hutchings Art Hutchings Wes Fitzgarrald Concord Marley Claypool Mamie Edgar Jones Auburn Township Theodore Jones Blue Grass Mr. Stout Blue Grass Church Samuel Neidigh Glenn Cooper Martinsville Fermin Bennett Sydney" Lacey Jon. Seaton Hattie Orrell Posey Ray, Hill Annapolis Forrest Postlewait Walker Eliott R. E. Deverick Orange Town Louse Homer St Elmer Phillips Lester ‘Noyes Peter Spangler Seth Husted Sam Wenhborn Champaign

Mr. Ryan's Contribution and Roosevelt Campaign Perceptions

Col Roosevelt, while cross examined on campaign contributions, expressed that Thom as Fortune Ryan gave over 500000 dollars to the Democratic fund in 1904 yet had no corrupt motive. He recalled Ryan’s loyalty to the Democratic party despite fears Parker's defeat. The piece discusses motives behind large donations, business interests, and Virginia Democrats, noting diverse philanthropic and political spending among the rich.

Col. Roosevelt Thomas Fortune Ryan Democratic National Campaign Fund Ryan Roosevelt Parker Belmont Democratic Committee Democratic Party Bryan Baltimore Virginia S‘gue

For Sale Items and Estate Notice from Marshall Indiana

Classifieds include sales of cows and mules with details from W E Huffington Otto Taubeneck and others. Also a surveyor trade offer near Marshall and a probate notice for James G Snyder estate with administrator John H Davison.

W. E. Huffington R. 5 Marshall Wabash Otto Taubeneck Black Hawk

Notice to creditors in the Minnie estate

Creditors and those indebted to the Minnie estate are asked to call or address AL Coxpetitor agent for the heirs at West Union Til by Apr 25 1915.

Minnie Ap AL West Union Til, Os

Fragmentary remark on wealth and happiness from 19th century editor

A clipped quote notes that wealth does not guarantee happiness and calls money an anesthetic for unhappiness. It references a writer or editor named Stu Louis from the Globe Democrat and mentions assets in the form of receivable bills not requiring gold. The passage reflects a cautious view of wealth.

Stu ‘Louis Globe- Democrat

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