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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1928

Page

4

West York Remains Bring Funeral for Bailiff 78

The remains of Charles Bailiff age 78 died at the home of his daughter Mrs Arthur Trump in Robinson were brought to Bailiff church for a Wednesday funeral conducted by Rev Bennett. Burial followed in the nearby cemetery. News from Terre Haute reports Edward Mount died suddenly after years of failing health and attended the York reunion. Funeral services were held Sunday at his Terre Haute home with burial in Highland Lawn cemetery.

Charles Bailiff Arthur Trump Robinson Rev. Bennett Terre Haute Edward Mount York Highland Lawn Mr. Mount

Weekend Visits Across Towns Mention Local Names

Edith Ledermann and Elmer Higginbotham spent the weekend with Mary Ledermann and others in Lafayette. Margaret Hollenbeck visits her mother in Indiana. Rhoda Carpenter returns home after a week with Marshall relatives. Warren Norton and Verna stay with Carl Norton in English. Edward Burger visits relatives in Indiana. Marie Shotts and Irene Shotts visit Charles Fleckinger in Freedom. George Graham and family attend Beulah church homecoming.

Edith Ledermann Walnut Prairie Elmer Higginbotham Mary Ledermann Estella Florence Scarlett Lafayette Hattie Blizzard Margaret Hollenbeck Indianapolis Rhoda Carpenter Marshall Warren Verna Norton Carl Norton Edward Burger Indiana Marie Irene Shotts Charles, Fleckinger of Freedom George Graham Beulah Church

Local residents visit Vincennes and area towns

East McDaniel John and Anna Phillipp drove to Vincennes Indiana on business Monday. Mrs A E Francis spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Ethel Willard at Robinson John Meeker of Terre Haute and Maureen Pickering with son Dean from Muddy Creek along with Wayne Sackrider spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider Mr and Mrs Bennett Sackrider were in Robinson on Wednesday Alva Welle left home Tuesday evening for several weeks at fairs Jenae Heskinson spent Banty also Cacll Wells was in West Union for intes ents

Edward Porter Milwaukee Wis James Plaque Evansville Ind Carrie Nidey Willard Miller Ike Seymour Jane Wilson Mattoon Amity Edward Buckner Decatur A. G. Reynolds Chas. E. Rains B. B. Stowell New Brunswick New Jersey Leslie Wetherill Arthur Milroy Bruner Walter Bishop Anna Amanda Lindley Everett Swope Robinson Joe Sims Austin Minchell Indianapolis Minchell Raymond Melton Arthur Irwin Joe Mount Clara Mount Chicago Ed Mount Terre Haute Adam Cullop Carl Ryerson Russell Toledo Ohio C. D. Ryerson R. W. White Winifred and Jean John Tony Malcom Knight James, Lindley Winifred White Jean White James Lindley Charles E. Rains George Hagar Robert Bennett Lucille Rains Russell Rains Graysville Catherine Piety Edward Mount Will Musgrave C. B. Lindley Ollie Lindley Mollie Lewis R. L. Bell Ruskin Bell W. E. Ormiston Randall Lindley Robert Ryerson Mollie Ryerson Wm. Williamson West Union Anna Phillipp Vincennes A. E. Francis Ethel Willard John. Meeker Maureen Pickering Dean Muddy Creek Wayne Sackrider Will Sackrider Bennett Sackrider Alva Welle Jenae Heskinson

Local social visits noted around Martinsville area

Dolson Sperry Leffler and family of St. Louis were guests of Sperry Claypool Monday night. Sylvan Richey and family were Sunday guests of Bruce Anderson south of Martinsville. Mrs. Allie Veach visits Terre Haute to care for a new son with Okel Findley. Leslie Claypool has been ill. Harold Claypool of Terre Haute spent over Sunday here. Mrs D Tate visited daughter Margaret Wilcoxson in Martinsville Saturday night.

Sperry Leffler St. Louis Sperry Claypool Sylvan Richey Bruce Anderson Martinsville David Claypool Casey Allie Veach Okel Findley Terre Haute Leslie Claypool Russell Hutchings Arthur Ivan Veach Osby Danville Myrtle Stevens Harold Claypool D. Tate Margaret Wilcoxson

Reunions Gather Locally as Carpenters and Lintons Assist

Carl Carpenter filled his appointment here Sunday morning and Sunday night and plans a revival within two weeks. Mr and Mrs Nick Hurst attended the Veach reunion north of Danville. Wright and Gilbert reunion was held at Roberts Shady Rest. Miss Marie Murphy from Marshall visited Miss Hazel Linton, and Iola and Arthur Linton of Poland Indiana are visiting local relatives this week.

Carl Carpenter Nick Hurst Veach Danville Wright and Gilbert Robert Shady Rest Marie Murphy Marshall Hazel Linton Iola Arthur Linton Poland Ind

Former Clark County Man Dies in California Home

Marion Haddix aged 70 died at his Glendale California home on Wednesday August 8 from heart trouble. Born in Walnut Prairie he moved to St Louis in 1893 then California where he owned a ranch and English walnut grove. His ranch featured in Pauline Frederick’s film Peace of Roaring River. He is survived by his wife two nieces Mrs Ben Wallis Marshall and Mrs Elizabeth Lucan San Pedro California and two nephews F M Alabaugh Paris and Otto Alabaugh Georgetown. Funeral services were held at Glendale and cremation followed.

Marion Haddix Glendale California Mr. Haddix Solomon and Elizabeth Haddix Walnut Prairie St. Louis Burbanks Calif English Walnut Grove Haddix Pauline Frederick Peace of Roaring River Marshall Ben Wallis Elizabeth Lucan San Pedro F. M. Alabaugh Paris Otto Alabaugh Georgetown

Asbury Community Club Plans Evening Meeting

Roll call will feature a favorite verse of scripture. A religious service with music and readings will be included at the regular Asbury Community Club meeting tonight.

Community Club of Asbury

Hoop Snakes Do Not Roll For Speed Myth

A southern United States tale claims a hoop snake rolls in a hoop to move swiftly. The passage states the idea is unfounded and such stories are purely mythical.

United State

Valley Forge Stamp Goes On Sale At Regional Post Offices

The Valley Forge commemorative stamp first went on sale May 26 at post offices in Valley Forge Philadelphia Lancaster Norristown Westchester Pa and Washington DC. It was also offered at Cleveland during the Midwestern philatelic exhibition, with May 26 as the final sale day.

Valley Forge Philadelphia Lancastern Norristown Westchester Wastington Farthmore Cleveland

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