Community Picnic And Birthday Gatherings In Indiana Nevada
A long locals note describes a series of family gatherings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guinnip with guests including Burns Smith Harry Mathews and many others. It also covers church events at Dolson Chapel with Rev. Wamsley plus a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. A R Stricker and attendance at a funeral for Mrs. Louisa Lickert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Guinnip
Messrs Burns Smith
Harold
Bright
Chas. Brandenstein
Harry” Matthews
Walter Cork
Wm. Garwood
Ernest Kile
Fred: Moore
Misses Mollie Smith
Rosa
Constance
Bertha Batson
Irene Walker
Frances_Williams
Zela Kile
Fanny
Ruth Luckhaupt
Roy
Claypool
A. R. Stricker
John Babcock
Robert Babcock
Cecil
Clarksville
Elza Black
Ray
Lillie. Johnson
Fred Guinnip
Marshall
Riley Cox
Kansas
Arlos Drake
Oliver and Corry
Stricker
Pasture for Rent and Local Notices
Classified column items include pasture for rent, real estate and personal property loans, poll tax notices, cream social announcements at Armstrong and Wabash Bethel churches, typewriter ribbons, ice cream socials, money to loan on farm lands, and farm poultry offers from Keffer Drug Co and Dr Farrow Chickering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Johnson
Wabash Bethel
Mark Stewart
Cole & Cole, Marshall, Iinois
Birth Announcement and Local Social Notes at Marshall Area
Announcement records the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Madison of Buffalo New York and lists numerous social visits and travel by local residents including Miss Clara Sass Miss Beulah Seigle and many others across Marshall West Union Paris Terre Haute and Casey in Illinois and Indiana communities with several relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Reynolds
Harry Reynolds
John Reynolds
Wat. Sharkey
Charles T. English
Clyde Knowles
C. D. Mitchell
John McCauley
Lucretia” Rousch
Paris
Low’, Jones
Herbert Tibbs
Billy ‘Far Tell
Terre Haute
Jimmie Claypont
Lucille
George “Roberts
Pic
Blizzard
Ford
Rousch
Marcia’ Mitchell
R. D. Madison
Buffalo, N.Y
Madison
Clara Sass
Marshall
Miss ‘Beulah Seigle
West York
Harold Mundy
West Union
Lucan
Frey
Emily
Myrtle Richey
Cecil Babcock
Irwin Daley
Ben Richey
Robert Screech
Timothy Babcock
John Babcock
Robert Babcock
Cecil
Cary Stricker
Livingston
Amos Anderson
Glenn
Wetzel
Frank Hornbrook
Hornbrook
Clarksville
Joe Spires
Silas Murphy
Fred Weiland
Ed Greenhouks
John Graham
John Kirchner
Wiegiin
Oda Marrs
H. Clapp
Wil Combs
F A. Burton
Will Walte
Will Ryan
Tom Davis
Henry Buser
A. P. Clapp
Grace Gaiety
John Welch
Wess Fitzgarrald
Tom Graham
Wilber Hammond
Ed Buser
Pearl Nicholson
Elh Hawkins
Rosa Clapp
Francis Beck
Busy regional notices and personal travels spill across week
Local social items list short trips to Los Angeles Walnut Kansas and Champaign. Residents visit relatives in Terre Haute Marshall Oblong Paris and other towns. A Chicago court note and a long village gathering at Clarksville are briefly mentioned.
Great Day Coming county Sunday School convention in Marshall
A county Sunday School convention is set for August 30 1923 in the Methodist church at Marshall. The single day program features addresses by noted Sunday school workers music discussions and leadership, aimed at boosting youth participation and Sunday school problems solving. Attendees urged to bring young people ages 2 to 25 and join in organizing effective youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamsley
Indianapolis
Dolson Chapel
Old Home Church
Temperance
Quartette
Clark County
Marshall
Christ's Vineyard
Hatkerchief drama at theater ends with hat removal
A man asks a woman to remove her hat blocking his view. She refuses then finally removes it after pressure from others. Dramatic News notes the scene as a social moment at a theater. The piece ends with unrelated quotes about cars cottages and responsibility.
Obituary for Louisa Busch Lickert of Marshall Illinois
Louisa Busch Lickert born March 11 1841 near Cologne Germany died July 28 1923 at home in Marshall Illinois aged 82 years 4 months 17 days She immigrated to America at sixteen with her brother August Busch and joined her father and stepmother in Darwin Township Clark County Illinois She married Jacob Lickert on March 25 1866 They had six children Flora Hagist Anna Lutz J E Millhouse Edward Otto McVick and William Lickert Survived by six children one sister Ida Fortune one brother Henry Busch ten grandchildren She moved to Marshall after her husband's death July 4 1894 and resided there until her death Is survived by listed descendants and relatives including Warren Hagist Jon Lutz Frieda Hagist Elizabeth Hagist Frances Hazel Lutz Louise Lickert Bernice and Jacob Gard Elizabeth Millhouse The end includes unrelated quotes about work and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Busch
Cologne
Germany
Marshall
Ilinois
America
August Busch
Darwin Township
Clark County
Jacob Lickert
Flora Hagist
Anna Lutz
J. E. Millhouse
Edward
Otto McVick
Terre Haute
William Lickert
Lickert
Ida Fortune
Burnett
Ind
Henry Busch
Prairietown
Warren Hagist
Jon Lutz
Casper
Wyoming
Frieda Hagist
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Hagist
Frances
Hazel Lutz
Louise Lickert
Bernice
Jacob.Gard
Elizabeth Millhouse
Be Certain What You Call Friendly Interest
A concise note questions the line between friendly interest and meddling. The phrasing suggests caution about unintended intrusiveness in social or political spheres.
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Joe Newhart
Dorothea Busch
Phillip Newhart
Milo Fortune
Chas. Busch
Otto Merrick
Ed. Dreiman
J. G. Zeigler
George Scholtzhauer
DeKalb Fortune
Burnett, Ind
Louisa, Lickert
Ross Holler
Ben LeGore
Sam Scholfield
Harry B. Dulaney
Champaign
Ben Scholfield
Ruth Knipe
Mable Ferris
Lucille Sockler
Harry Cropp
Jean Caig
Jerome Pellum
Harry Sockler
Booth
Poorman
Shades
Turkey Run
Russell Lucan
Boyd
Marie Hasley
Sylvia Garver
John Hollenbeck
Stanley Palmer
TerFeree Biden T
Ning
Thomas Craig
Jo Pe
Joan On
Arthur Poorman
Armstrong Church
Herald Office
Kodak
Keffer Drug. Co
Farrow Chickerles
Oria
Wiley Griffin
Roscoe Reeves
Genevieve
Ann C. Pratt
Kankakee
Wm. Curd
Chester Freeman
Theodore Painter
Leslie and Elizabeth Manhart
Sue ‘Turner
Charles Danner
Walter Grisham
Himer
Orly
Vic Reynolds
Frank Hybarger
L. H. Brigham Jr
Robinson
E. L. Taylor
C. L. Foreum
Marie Hassley
Casey
Mrs
Theo Scheffler
Eleanor Ewing
Harvey Wesnitzer
Allen Claypool
Virgil
Oregon, Ill
H. C. Bell
Atlanta
Springfield
Percy Cox
Lydia English
Montana
West
Mildred Washburn
South Bend
Mabel Good
Rosanna Wallis
Olney
Mattoon
Frank Rainey
Claude
Mary Snyder
Ed Snyder
Fred Bubeck
Will Machlan
Hester Shipe
Dorothy Rose
Margaret LeGoe
Chicago
Michigan
Emma Shine
C. O. Thornsburg
Lucille Reynolds
Montezuma Ind
Max Zschau
Louie Yant
Clyde Alwood
Louie Bush
Fred B. Kelfer
Leo Pellum
Dalton City
R. “Pparker
Lincoln
Margaret McCann
Bertha Maurer
Mrs. Mont Taylor
B. M. Davison
W. E. Harnish
Belleflower
Robert Davison
Frank Kadeski
Gary, Ind
Miss Lenore, McKinney
Went Union
Mary Whaley
Priscilla Whaley
W. R. Turman
Los Angeles
California
Henry Sullivan
Terre, Haute
Chas
Sullivan
Jennie .G. Smith
Walnut, Kansas
Jeff. Johnson
Annapolis
Minnie Jackson
Clara Lee
Bila May Jackson
Charleston
B. F. Johnson
John
Sweet
Myrtle Sweet
Gertrude Moniger
Victrine Moniger
G. J. Bulger
Thomas Fishback
Tulsa, Oklahoma
E. L. Allison
Isabella California
Anna Sweitzer
Tillie Allison
Bwzra Farrell
W. E. Farrell
Nita Clark
F. F. English
Oblong
Charles T
Mabel Hornbrook
Jayne Figg
Perry Lewis
Gon Perry Warner
Jerry
Lawenceville
Virginia, Payne
Houston
Texas
Emma Shipe
J. K. Kerr
Fred” Baker
Dorothy “‘Davison
Roy Anderson
Henry Setzer
Elizabeth Peyton
Mrs. C. O. Thornsburg
Miss Louise
Plasters
Mr. Carmel
Ed Booth
Yeargin
L. T. Yeargin
Oakland Ledger
Thelma Turpin
Roy Daniels
Daniels
The
Arco
Han of
South Dolson
Louisa Lickert
Mr. Peewee
Ill
Chase & Sanborn
Pythian Theatre
Shirley Mason
Fox
Miss Mason
Vitagraph
Corrinne Griffith
Corinne Griffith
Miss Griffith
Little Old New York
Larry Seaman
Chas. Jones In
the Footlight Ranger
Oklahoma
Great White Way
Jones
Fritzi
Picure
New York
Jack Dempsey
John D. Rockefeller
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