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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
6
August events list numerous local households visiting relatives and hosting guests. Families including Bailey Remlinger Cline Saiter Bohn Hammond and Pittenger share Sunday and weekend visits across Snyder with cousins aunts and siblings in Terre Haute Gary St Louis Robinson Mooresville and Robinson.
Geo Ramsey traveled through town en route to Chicago with El Paso Texas as his home. Edgar Rowe and family Jno Ishler and wife visited Paris on business. Mrs Herbert Lindsay and son Wallace went to Altamont to see her parents. Mr and Mrs A M Sinclair and Mrs Wm Bonney visited Greenup. Jesse Porter and wife from Ft Wayne spent time with his parents. James Porter and wife and sister Mrs Geo Hammond visited. The Christian Endeavorers plan an annual picnic on Thursday August 18. The Calendar Circle met, picnic supper held in church basement due to rain. Mr and Mrs Edgar Snavely and Ella Jane visited relatives here. J W Ishler and daughter Margaret went to Hoosier to visit Lastine Pierson. Rev V O Barnhart and wife left to visit his parents in Auburn. his sister had been visiting. The funeral of Roe Clough was held at Mt Pleasant church with interment in the adjoining cemetery Rev L G Fasig officiating. Rev J K Richele left for Willow Hill to assist in meetings. The body of Harry Wells, drowned in Chicago lake, arrived and went to Melrose nearby. Mr and Mrs Burl Hart are on a week’s vacation at Auburn. Mrs Clara McNary and Mrs John Jaco of Terre Haute visited Oscar Jaco and family. Mrs Kate Duncan and daughter Lottle of Casey visited Mrs Janes.
Mr and Mrs C W Gilbert of Cle spent Tuesday with F B Morrill. John Bishop and Olen and Miss Jane Inman joined Sunday dinner with Mrs M Connelly. W M McNary to Oakwood hospital Charleston for appendicitis operation. Marrill threshing oats and wheat. Martin Connelly drove to Newman and stayed with his brother. Chas Southard of Perisha called Sunday. Lather tall of Newman visited over Sunday with relatives. Cindys and Fred Mushet spent Sunday evening with friends.
Sunday reports note EB. W. Childs and wife visiting relatives. Chas. Fasig and wife from Salem, Ohio, are here. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ishler were in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chapman of Charleston attended the Deahl reunion here.
Pathfinder Magazine explains the belief that a snake's tail keeps wiggling after death is an old myth. The tail may continue to move due to the snake's nervous system, but it does not reliably wiggle until sunset. movements can stop before or after sunset.
The article argues civilizations rise in waves and that large areas of the Atlantic were once dry land inhabited by advanced peoples. Ongoing digs on remaining dry land suggest civilization is far older than previously believed.
A Dean Stanley quote extols a dependable man who stands firm when others fail. It describes the friend faithful and true, the adviser honest and fearless, and the adversary just and chivalrous as a fragment of the Rock of Ages.
After the 1889 opening of Oklahoma to white settlement, about 100,000 people rushed to claim lands once held by the Creek Nation. The vast exodus reflected the rapid settlement sweep that followed the government purchase and freed land auctions.
Public notice of a Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois following a July 15 1925 decree. The property includes various portions of Sections 24 and 19 Township 9 North Range 12 and 11 West with a 5 acre exception. Sale August 28 1925 at Marshall Court House. Terms 1 half cash, balance in two installments with mortgage security.
The passage defines minute as small portions of an organization’s acts. It explains minutes help members recall details that may escape attention or not appear in permanent records.
The nerves that regulate breathing are governed by the blood’s carbon dioxide concentration. This link explains how CO2 drives respiratory depth and pace via brainstem control mechanisms.
J W Reed, administrator of the Estate of Sarah Blanche Reed, deceased of Clark County Illinois, will appear at the Clark County Court House in Marshall for the October Term on the first Monday in October. All claims must be presented and debts paid to the administrator promptly. Arthur Poorman, Attorney. Advertisement 323.
Emma B. Brosmann, administratrix for the estate of John Brosman, deceased, will file a final report with the Clark County Court in Marshall on Monday September 7 1925 and seeks discharge from further duties. Heirs and distributees may attend to resist the application. Arthur Poorman.
The sheriff announces a public auction of Arch Thompson and Albert Pine property in Clark County Illinois after a judgment in favor of The Dulaney National Bank Marshall Illinois. The sale is set for August 29 1925 at 1 pm at the East Door of Court House Marshall Illinois with detailed land descriptions and acreages.
The text notes radium as a distinctly American institution invading Japan with high favor. It states less than half a pound of radium has been produced globally since Madame Curie discovered the element in 1898.
A homing pigeon defeats an aircraft in a historic race from Paris to Brussels. The article notes the vast Philippine Archipelago with 3141 islands, 1668 named and 242 inhabited, highlighting scale and settlement data.
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