Obituary and social notes from Marshall area 1921
The page records family visits and illnesses around Marshall Illinois including multiple neighbors at Sunday gatherings and a serious operation for Mrs. Eas Boyd at the Robinson hospital. It also details Emma Lydia Plank of Marshall dying August 5 1921 at Vincent Hospital Indianapolis and funeral services held August 8 at the United Brethren Church, with interment in Marshall cemetery.
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York
Jot-Mount
Chicago
Terre
Haute
Martin
Newlin
Ryerson
Robinson W. Ok
Robinson’ ‘Hospital
Emma Lydia Plank
John
Susan ‘Céldren
Anderson Township
Marshall
Linois
Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
Clayton D. Plank
Ste
Wége
Saaney Ferris
Mra
Wail
Norton
West Blizzard
John Coldren
Tama
Iowa
Robert Coldren
Canton
Ohio
James "Taubeneck
Fred ‘Tine
The
United Bréthren
Charles ‘A. ‘Gurtis
Marshall Cemetery
Teetering on the Brink of Hell Sermon Sparks Scattershot Debate
In a fraught exchange after a sermon by an older Black preacher, two members quarrel over the distance to hell. The preacher insists hell is sixty-four years off, arguing that if they cannot see it, it is not their fault, reflecting fiery rural sermon rhetoric from the era.
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Jenkins
Hell
Thomas
Sieg
Atlanta Constitution
Garage Drive In Sign Described as Neatly Painted
A fragment notes a neatly painted sign reading GARAGE DRIVE IN, suggesting it could cover a range of mechanics. The readable text hints at a service entry and branding while lacking full context or location details.
Wedding Gown Styles Rule The Bridesmaid Scene
The article surveys attic lace frocks for bridesmaids with varied skirt lengths and ribbon sashes, detailing bodice designs and wedding procession accessories. It notes cream laces and net-top laces over satin or georgette, color accents like light rose and blue, and matching satin slippers to complement pale palettes and rose anklets.
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Tihe
Georgette
One-piece frock styles for spring and summer wardrobes
A discussion of practical one-piece frocks rivaling salts in usefulness for busy women. It describes fabrics such as gabar ding, Poiret twill, tricotine and Canton crepe with crepe de chine, and details two pictured styles with box-plaited skirts, long narrow girdles, and three-quarter sleeves.
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West
Misgos
Cecil
Nora Roe
Bell
Barbara
Paris
1Ko Seymour
His
America
Machlan
Marshak
Illinois
Bev Bi
Browns Business College
St. Terre Haute
Indiana
W. V. ‘McNameer
Martinsville, Ill
Williams
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co
Marshall, Illinois
Golden Crust Bakery