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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1917

Page

11

Local notes on weather crops and community events in Martinsville

Weather and crop updates note hot spells. oats and wheat yield strong. Reports of Red Cross meeting in Auburn and local shoppers Leah Fasig improved in Denver. Obituary for Mrs Nancy Griffith widow of Charles H Griffith. funeral at St Paul church. Balloon sighting and fuel/merchandise delivery changes discussed.

Leo Fasig Denver Cole Martinsville Martinsvill Red Cross Auburn

Murphy Brothers Introduce Auto Truck for Store Hauling

Rains and warm weather boost corn crop prospects as Charles Turner tops the market selling at 1.80 dollars per bushel. Marley Claypool's mules ran away injuring Arthur, the youngest son. Farmers' Union formed at Clarksville with eleven charter members last Wednesday night.

Murphy Bros Charles Turner Marley Claypool Arthur Farmers’ Union Clarksville

Green Moss Sunday school to reorganize for coming year

Community notices report the Green Moss Sunday school will be reorganized next Sunday morning. Several locals are mentioned visiting relatives including Mrs Mary Kester and Harlan Breedlove. News covers farming, fruit yields, and a funeral for Wm M Clapp with legacy among Clarksville Baptist society.

Local visits and harvest notes from Marshall area

Sunday visits across Marshall area with families sharing meals and greetings. Blackberry yields are fair and potato crops fall short. work on a new school building advances as residents mention the tornado aftermath and local barn rebuilding plans.

Alvey Edw. Henbest's Marshall Wright Tom Whitson Oak Grove

Asbury Visit and Orchard Work Highlight Local Life

Asbury Misa Belva Milligan visited friends at Farmersaburg last week. Blackberries keep the women busy while the men harvest hay. Mina Georgia Lee spent the weekend with Mine Hess Holiday of Weat York.

Misa Belva Milligan Farmersaburg Mina Georgia Lee Mine Hess Weat York

Visits and social rounds noted in local columns

Misses Ethel and Irene Taylor of St Louis have returned home after visiting Mrs Al Dow. Mrs Claude Altemiller of Terre Haute spent days with her mother Mrs Gee at McKeen. The Busy Bees enjoyed a gathering hosted by Miss Juanita Snedeker. Misses Taylor and Georgia Lee joined the club. Mrs Oliver Boyd of Waveland and Mrs L B Laughlin of Terre Haute spent several days with Mrs J A Snedeker.

Ethel and Irene Taylor St. Louis al Dow Claude Altemiller Terre Haute Gee, Lee McKeen Juanita Snedeker Taylor Georgia Lee Oliver Boyd Waveland Ind Laughlin J A Snedeker

Local social round up lists visits and events

Farmers are busy putting up hay. Mary Myles spent Sunday with home folks. Wm Collier and family spent Sunday in Marshall. Mrs Goldie Collier attended lodge in West Union Saturday. An ice cream social will be given here Saturday night Aug 4. Mrs Emma Scott of West Union spent the week end with her sister Mrs Maud Walls. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tingley and son spent Sunday with the latter's grandparents in Marshall. John Shotwell has returned from Akron Ohio. Mrs Elvira Williams was in Robinson Tuesday. Several from here attended the ice cream supper at West York Saturday night. Mrs Maude Evans and son Edward from Montana are here visiting relatives.

Allie Miller Edith Spittler Allright Maud Crab James McCollum West Union Fferschel Cane John Whitkanack Bert Walls Grand Turn George Ledermann Ohio Henry Carpenter Marshall Elizabeth Jackson Jane Coombs Wil Dell Arthur Wright John Moke Mary Forbeck George Ramsey Carl Myers Otis Landers M M. Landers Pearl Hodson West Terre Haute Robt. Hodson Margaret Forbeck Terre Haute M. M. Landers Rob English Frank Syester Mary Myles Wm Collier Goldie Collier Emma Scott Maud Walls Clarence Tingley Lathrop John Shotwell Akron Elvira Williams Robinson West York Maude Evans Edward Montana

Special Meeting for 1917 Melrose Bridge Bonds

Town officers of Melrose in Clark County call a special town meeting August 11 1917 to approve borrowing 2500 for concrete abutments and a steel bridge across Joe s Fork on Fox road and to move and place a bridge across Raccoon Creek. Clark County to fund half the cost. Also notice of administrator sale of Charles E Lee property at H L Marvin farm Walnut Prairie on August 10.

Melrose Clark Joe’s Fork Fox Road Raccoon Creek West Union Road Clark County Charles E. Lee H. L. Marvin Black School House Walnut Prairie

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U.S. A Marshall State Bank The Bank of the People North York Street Joseph Howerton Ben Husted Jesse Wilcoxin Robert ‘Willison Kentucky Mr Patterson Evett Wood River Nancy Griffith Charles H Griffith Dolson John L. Whiteside Green Moss Mary Kester Paris Sarah Davis Ella Hutchings Dolsop Harlan Breedlove Charleston Srus Breedlove John Heath Grace Miles Casey Lucy Stepleton Houston Tex Mary Ross Elizabeth Robson West Union ME Wm M Clapp Bes Huggins Clarksvile Baptist Church Clarksville Baptist Society Elsie Combs Emanuel Ham Bruce Pink Isabel Perry Sophronia Stricker Wm Carpenter Perry Jackson John Garner John Blizzard Frank Nichols Asbury Sunkist Prater’s D. D. Dolx Alberta North Side Square Marshall, Illinois West- Union Newis Alexander Jesse Spraker Neal Barkalow Rirseboer Wiltams Warner-Lenz Cole Nunnaly Elodaes EF. M. Duncan Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve System Dulaney National Bank Member Federal Reserve System Marshall,luinois Pulver’s Garage
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