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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1921

Page

8

Old settlers reunion draws wide attendance in community

York and Mrs Clittora Finney with two sons visited Levine Breel family Wednesday for the old settlers reunion held at the place. The event was well attended and proved successful. Several distant relatives and locals attended church services and sang with L Correll and Coryell. Farmers enjoyed a fine day touring county sites ending with a grand dinner at Melrose. The national highway crest west of here has been fenced.

York Clittora Finney Levine- Breel Swas Mattie Roberts Lawrence Roberts Wes. Roberts Marshall WA Roberts Curtis Pritchard Chicago Earl Skidmore Methodist Church Alva Lindsey Wm. Lindsey Casey Alexander Merom College Freeman’s Grove Coryell Clark Crawford Counties Lesley” Witheral Arthur Pearl Murphy Friendship ‘Church French Lick Springs Ind Melrose Here

Died at Gage Oklahoma Kendall Buried in Rupp Cemetery

Robert D. Kendall aged 81 died at Gage Oklahoma on August 10 and was buried Saturday beside his wife and son in Rupp cemetery. Funeral services were held at Mrs. Charles Cooper's home. Kendall, a longtime resident, moved to Oklahoma with his son Will about nine years ago. He leaves two sons Will and Arthur of Casey and three brothers in Indiana. He served in Co Fy Bast Indiana infantry during the Civil War.

Robert D. Kendall Gage Okla Rupp Charles Cooper Kendall Oklahoma Will Arthur Casey Indiana Co. Fy. Bast J. P. Byram Fair Grounds George Fasig East Liverpool Ohio A. H. Hix Main East Washington Streets Minnie Harrell Indianapolis Charles Green Greenup H. Neer Jerry Ishler Main Street Washington York Union Streets Jefferson McDaniel Friendship

Choctaw Gatherings Reported From Spreads of Visitors

Jesse Walker and family visited Frank Miller and family Sunday. Wm Norton wife and daughters Freeda and Verna attended a reunion at Mrs Mary Coldren's near Zion Sunday. Guests staying Tuesday and Wednesday with Wm Norton included Clayton Plank of Indianapolis John Coldren and daughter Edith of Tama Iowa Mr and Mrs Robert Coldren and sons Robert and Glenwood of Canton Ohio Mrs James McConnell of St Louis Paul Ferris and Foster Blizzard of Marshall. Jesse Walker visited Frank Miller's family Sunday. Mabel and Mary Jackson entertained Ruth Carpenter Westville and Irmagene and Virginia Miller Sunday. Rev John Craig and granddaughter Gertie McCollum of Marshall joined dinner at Hershel Cline's Sunday. Mrs George Ledermann spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Hollenbeck. Mr and Mrs Edward Burger and family stayed Saturday night with John Garner's family.

Jesse Walker Frank Miller Wm. Norton Freeda Verna Ohio James McConnell St. Louis Paul Ferris Foster Blizzard Marshall Mabel Mary Jackson Ruth Carpenter Westville Irmagene Virginia Miller John Craig Gertie McCollum Hershel Cline George Ledermann Charles Hollenbeck Edward Burger John Garner

Local Notes From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas

Flossie Morgan remains about the same. Mabel Babcock recovers nicely after tonsil removal last week. Mrs R B Babcock sprained shoulder. Dr J W Marlow dies at Clarksville home after weeks of illness. funeral held Friday. Welsh Bros from Marshall bought poultry. Local residents attended Bible school in Oregon TI and homecoming at Spiketown. A singing class for Clarksville Baptist church starts Wednesday with about 45 scholars. Abel Babcock builds corn crib and shed. Kirchner plans a new barn. Families attend Bennett and Redman reunion near Richwoods.

Mabel Babcock R. B. Babcock J. W. Marlow Clarksville Welsh Bros Marshall Mornday Zenas Murphy Bov Diana Murphy Lucian Murphy Elmer Goekler Mabel Claypool Oregon Spiketown Clarksville Baptist Church Abel Babcock John Kirchner Oda Marrs John W. Graham George Buehler Bennett and Redman Richwoods

Local visits mark a Sunday in Terre Haute area

Miss Amy Wyrick returns from Paris with Terre Haute visitations noted. Mrs W E Brown and daughter Thelma spent Sunday with 8 Will Kessler via Lucille Cork. The Corks and Dentrams visited relatives in West Terre Haute and Marshall. Walter Brown and son Walter Andrew of California visit Kesler family. Golda Mildred Curtis visited Lydia Calloway and Clarence Bartlett of Paris visited Will Worick family.

Amy ‘Wyrick Paris Terre Haute Charles Cork Irene Charles Charles Dentram West Terre Haute Walter Brown Walter Andrew California Andrew Kesler Golda Mildred Curtis Lydia Calloway Clarence Bartlett Will Worick

Findlay tennis title goes to Clark County champion

Mrs Chester English of Clark county won the girls tennis championship at Findlay Ohio, defeating Miss Gertrude Johnson in a hotly contested final amid rain delays and growing crowds, according to Findlay papers.

Chester” English Clark County Findlay Ohio Gertrude Johnson

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