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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1920

Page

4

Local Visitors and Revival Set in Spiketown

Mrs. Hubert Litteral of Indianapolis visited last week with William Washburn and family. Mrs. Harry Young and daughter Louise of Iowa are visiting relatives here. Ea Murphy and cousin Ellen Murphy spent Sunday with Syra Murphy. Mildred Washburn visited Ruth Washburn. Rice Umbarger of Westfield stayed with his brother Sam. Evaline Irwin visits Mrs. Wm Washburn. Revival meeting will begin here Wednesday night.

Hubert Litteral Indianapolis William Washburn Harry Young Louise Iowa Ea Murphy Ellen Murphy Syra Murphy Mildred Washburn Ruth Washburn Rice Umbarger Westfield Sam Evaline Irwin Wm Washburn

West Union News Briefs Local Social Notes

West Union items report Emery Snyder travels to Kentucky for a well drill. R J Poorman and L A Shayler visited Vincennes. Mrs Kirk and Kansas City visitors with Russell Poorman. Arthur Wright and wife visit his mother in town. Mrs Reisner and QL A Snyder shop in Paris. Mrs Dolson and Mrs Nichols attend Hutsonville picnic. Ben Poorman visits St Louis. Mrs Elsa Cork visits Marshall. Mrs Reno Shawler heads to Robinson hospital for surgery. Miss Mary Gorham from Brazil visits H C Dolson. Burton Prust returns from Indianapolis. Alice Clapp improving slowly.

Emery Snyder Kentucky R. J. Poorman L. A. Shayler Vincennes Mrs. Kirk Kansas City Russell Poorman Arthur Wright Tulsa Fred Reisner A Snyder Paris Alice Clapp Harry Dolson Sam Nichols Hutsonville Hautauqua R. J Poorman Ben St Louis Elsa Cork Marshall Reno Shawler Robinson Hospital Burton Prust Indianapolis Mary Gorham Brazil H. C. Dolson

Rain and Fires Highlight Rural News in Martinsville District

A heavy rain blessed the county Saturday while Perry Williams had a barn struck by lightning, burned with contents and insured. Many residents, including Mary and Edna Miller, Cora Walker, and the Wyricks, visited kin. The community notes illness, travel, a veteran’s death, and local hires as roads, bridges, and markets see activity.

Perry Williams Mary Jackson Ruth Arfie Carpenter Edna Miller Mabel Jackson Enoch Wyrick Cora Coombes Allright Cora Walker Hattie Blizzard

Family and Church Notes From Garner Town

Grandma Black cared for Mildred Garner who is ill but improving. A substantial group attended church at Armstrong Sunday night. Plin Garner family attended the funeral of Wm. Lee last Friday. Samuel Broadhurst stayed a few days at home. Wm Loser and wife visited Howard Travioli’s family. The Ladies Helping Hand society meets next Tuesday. The Lee brothers bailed straw last week. Levi Hewitt works in Terre Haute. Rev. Hicks and wife Ben Stockwell and family attended Bethel church. Mrs Emily Cleveland and Ada spent last week with Chas Hewitt and wife.

Grandma Black Mildred Garner Armstrong Plin Garner Lawrence and Leon Wm. Garner Lee Samuel Broadhurst Wm Loser Howard Travioli Lee Brothers Charles Zarnes West Terre Haute Levi Hewitt Terre Haute Rev. Hicks Ben Stockwell Chelsie Chas Hewitt Bethel Emily Cleveland Ada Chas. Hewitt

Rain-starved locality finds relief in drought-weary area

Mrs Sophia Montgomery visits Terre Haute relatives and Miss Catharine Gallatin from Martinsville stays with Montgomery. Families including Claypools, Fitzgeralds and Hendricks attend gatherings. Phillip Kannamacher brings threshing machine. Thomas Wrosman plans a California winter sale. Local social notes and farm visits fill a weekend period.

Sophia Montgomery Terre Haute Sperry Claypool Ophir Pink Clapp Nat Fitzgerald Alph Claypool E. Meloy Jesse Catharine Gallatin Martinsville Phillip Kannamacher Robert Findley Marshall Elijah Anna Hendricks Leona Hendricks

Local social notes and events fill Casey area

Miss Stella Berkley leaves for Chinook Montana to visit relatives for a month. Dozens of residents visit relatives or friends in towns like Indianapolis Bloomington Terre Haute Mattoon Cairo Davenport Davenport. The National Trail Auto Co holds an auction sale with Irwin Henderson as auctioneer. The Terre Haute Giants play Casey 3 to 1 as the Casey Band leads a large crowd to the park. Mutual Chautauqua closes its third year with record crowds and a successful pageant by the Junior Chautauqua.

Stella Berkley Chinook Mont Mary Yoke Indianapolis Kate Gerrard Frank Berry Mattoon Catharine Sturdevant H. J. Taylor Ed Taylor Fort Wayne Ind Bert Brewer Atwood Della Perkins Lucile Little Rock Ark Jack Miller Charles Coy G. C. Hartje Drumright Okla W. W. Bruce Harry Huston Clara Goble Paris Bonnie Ruffner Effingham St. Anthony’s Hospital Robert G. Holmes Howard Holmes Terre Haute Vivienne Cheek Edward Giffel Davenport Iowa Jesse Dehl Webster Grove Kate Sherman National Trail Auto Co Irwin Henderson Robinson East Main Street Terre Haute Giants Casey Band Casey Hattie Funk Mabel Malcom Halen Bell Moriah Martinsville

Local Social Notes From Sullivan and Nearby Towns

John Coryell spent a few days with his brother Noble in Sullivan while Charles E. Roberts visited his grandfather J. L. Roberts in Marshall. Mrs. W. L. Roberts visits relatives in Lawrenceville Bridgeport Casey Greenup and Marshall. Doris Baker returned home to Oak Grove after visiting grandparents Wm. Ormiston. Miles Murphy and family stayed with Fred Osborn near Staffordshire Indiana. Albert Mattson bought a new car. Mrs. Mary Murphy attended the chautauqua in Hutsonville and plans to move there. Mrs. Lela Stevens and Texas-born children visited her parents Doug Coryell and wife. Marie and Mildred Whittenden of Benton spend a week with Jas. Baber and family.

John Coryell Noble Sullivan Charles E. Roberts J. L. Roberts Marshall W. L. Roberts Lawrenceville Bridgeport Casey Greenup John Bishop Doris Baker Wm. Ormiston Oak Grove Miles Murphy Fred Osborn Staffordshire Ind Albert Mattson Mary Murphy Hutsonville Lela Stevens Texas Doug Coryell Marie Mildred Whittenden Benton Jas Baber Ad

Local Marriage and Community Notes from Marshall Area

Ray Whitman and Maude Clark wed in Marshall and plan to live on the A. J. Maring place. Visitors include Mrs. M. Barker, Clint Clark and family, Dallas Reynolds and George Pritchard households. Death of Riley Johnson reported in Anna with burial planned at York cemetery. Barn fire destroys property of Lawrence Sanfers with vehicles and livestock losses estimated at 3000 dollars. Doris Cummins dismisses grandmother Jane Curry. Miscellaneous editorial musings conclude the snippet.

Ray, Whitman Maude Clark Marshall A. J. Maring Place M. Barker J. L. Roberts Clint Clark Big Springs Ind Henry, Clark Dallas Reynolds Palestine Geo. Pritchard Fred Blair Russell Nickel Beulah Smith Martinsville Martha Daugherty Riley Johusoh Anna York ‘Cemetery Ray Whitman Mary “Murphy Lawrence San Fers Doris Cummins Farmersburg Jane Curry

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