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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

4

Local residents share weekend visits and update on health

Arno Shaw and wife of Sullivan spent Sunday with Wil Travoli and family. Kenneth Geisert and family and Mitchel Geisert joined Frank Geisert and family after noon. Mrs Maude Kessler of Livingston and her daughter Mrs Mabel White of Gary Indiana visited Mrs Will Travell last Wednesday. Minnie Geisert is slowly improving after a very serious operation in the Paris Hospital last Wednesday.

Arno ‘Shaw Sullivan Wil ‘Travoli Kenneth Geisert

Weekend Gatherings Across Local Families

Inez Dean spent the weekend with Mabel Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spittir and family spent Sunday afternoon with Lyman Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kile, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kile and children visited. Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie and family visited Mrs. Ola Siverly and children. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forbeck spent Sunday with Leander Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan and children Sundayed with Mrs. Wallace and family.

Inez Dean Mabel Wright Philip Spittir Lyman Thompson Leonard Kile Albert Kile John, McKenzie Ola Siverly Wm. Forbeck Leander Wright William Duncan Wallace

Community Visits and Family News in South Dolson

Mrs Donald Wimmer from Decatur visited relatives including Mrs Fred Wislund. Mrs Irwin Daily slowly recovers from typhoid fever. St Louis visitors include Mrs Claude Allen and daughter Gladis visiting cousin John Babcock. Several households hosted guests from Babcock and Fox families.

Donald Wimmer Cof Decatur Fred Wiesland Irwin Claude Allen Gladis St. Louis John Babcock Harry Harbor John Reed Timothy Babcock Abel Babcock Henry Michael Dan Day Rhinard’Babcock Grandview William Fox Roy Fox Brocton Lem Daily McKeen

Choctaw Church Organ Installed and Community Notes

CHOCTAW reports the new church organ installed and an August 27 homecoming planned. Local families visit relatives, with numerous mentions of McCollum Cline Higginbotham Norton and Williams households. An infant buried in the Ohio cemetery is noted alongside many Sunday visits and town social ties.

James McCollum West Union Minnie Cline Otto Higginbotham John McNulty Kansas Ed. Higginbotham John Higginbotham Maude Martha Buzzard Clara Williams William Carpenter Herman Carpenter Darwin William John Clara Norton Sylvia Homer Everett Hollenbeck Harry Cunningham Marshall Hushel Cline Ruth Carpenter Westville Ben Miller Ohio Alma Williams Dudley Joe Lisick Grand Turn Irmogene Bernadine Miller B. Wyrick Ezra Carpenter Hall Ottis Williams

Sunday and Monday Local Callers Visit Nearby Towns

Clarksville residents John Hies and his granddaughters Freda and Majorie appeared as callers Sunday evening. Miss Lillie Shumaker and brother Thomas visited in Marshall on Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Rollins of near Pikes Peak visited Harvey Shumaker Wednesday. Mrs Zenas Murphy and Mary Water visited. Mr and Mrs Hart Tyler of Richwoods visited Friday. June Tyler visiting sister Mrs Zenas Murphy. Roy Galey called Wednesday due to his father Lewis Galey’s serious illness. Mrs Lyman Newman reported quite ill. Mr and Mrs Glen Clapp and daughter Andrie visited Wednesday evening. Alex Kemper visited Rufus Murphy of Marshall Monday. Mrs Ida Snyder and children of Robinson returned home after visiting her father. Mrs A P Clapp entertained Terre Haute friends Sunday for dinner. Lester Hutchings of near Redman spent Sunday with his parents. Rachelgh Galey returned to Martinsville work after visiting home folk.

John Hies Freda Majorie Clarksville Roy Galey Lewis ‘Galey Lyman Newman Glen Clapp Andrie Erva Parisho Alex. Kemper Rufus Murphy Marshall Ida Snyder Robinson A. P. Clapp Terre ‘Haute Lester’ Hutchings Near Rédman Rachelgh Galey Martinsville Estelle “Roth W. “Wt. Wosman Terre Haute Mabel Briscoe Bronson L. Adams Margaret Lucas Rockville Ind David S. Lee Cuma Della Ferguson Clayton Ferguson Lawrenceville Pearl Buckley Byron Davidson Elmo Okaw River Beulah Chance Peoria J. W. Solly Parkersburgburg W Va M. B. Squires Scott Rosd Ashmore George W. Fortney Mary ‘A. Rodabaugh Manitou Colo H. J. Bastian Indianapolis Peale Buckley Utah Church Lela Walling Eunice Comer Marie Roberts Mumford Oil Company Chautauqua N. Y George Crane Mildred van Wert Ohio Doil Young Don ‘Black Tuscola Allie Lee Leon Brewer Chicago W. F. Brewer Frank J Edna Rex Harris St. Louis Ray Berwyn Doll Young Mirs Sarah J. Brown Edith Nicholson Rutheford N. J Ross-Lae Birs James S. MelMillan Salisbury

Local residents return from visits across states

Numerous families and individuals are listed as returning from trips and visits to cities including Washington Indiana Chicago Terre Haute Indianapolis Evansville Van Wert Toledo St Louis and Charleston. Notable moves include weddings and a funeral in Terre Haute and Efingham with other relatives visiting or traveling between Illinois Indiana and Ohio.

Local Folks Hear of Visits and Property Moves

Martinsville notes guests from St Louis West Union and Indianapolis plus family trips. Mrs Maggie Norton and children return from two week visit. Ruth Hurst attends Mattoon while visiting her parents. Dan iel Snyder property sold to Ben Huston and plans to move to Marshall. Several local households hosted relatives this week including Lavengood Snyder McNary and Neer families.

Claude Rowland St. Louis Frnelr Owland John Hurst Ross Macklin Georgetown D.A. Macklin C. M. Belnap Muncie Ind E. M. Dygett Detroit Mich Harve Neer Ben Huston Daniel ‘Snyder Snyder Marshall John Lavengood Indianapolis

Kisner Reunion At Fairbanks Brings Local Residents

Mrs Nell Kisner and daughters Ruth and Fern of Palestine attend the Kisner reunion at Fairbanks Indiana Sunday. Others visiting include Miss Eva Jackson Edward Lafferty returning from Mt Carmel and Randall Blaker of Paris. Several families and local residents joined gatherings and visits across the area.

All Day Church Meeting Held by West York Church of Christ

West York Church of Christ held an all day meeting with Elder Wm ONeil of Shelburn Indiana delivering a sermon. A bountiful dinner was served at noon as guests including Miss Eva Juerman of Robinson and residents from Terre Haute visited relatives in the area.

Real Estate Transfers in Martinsville and Casey Listings

Transfers show multiple deeds with buyers and sellers in Martinsville Casey and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Fred J Bartlett to Charles B Spence land sale for 332.92, Mary E Burkart to Harriet Secrest Martinsville lots for 10, Charles Shade to Fred Reidy Auburn lots 300, W G Gard to Huldah Gard Casey land 1700, Chester Snavely to I D Wilhoit 200, Daniel Snyder to Ben Hueston Martinsville 1800, RAF Johnson to TS Brown Casey lot 3500, M R Adkisson to William H Howe Casey 150.00.

Bert Andrew Lindsey Fred J. Bartlett Charles B. Spence Slit Fannaid Green Mary E. ‘Burkart Harriet Secrest Martinsville Charles Ki ‘Secrest Harriet ‘Secrest Charles Shade Fred Reidy Auburn Gard Huldah ™ Gard W. G. Gard W. G. Gard ‘To’ ‘Huldah Casey Chester I D. “Wilhoit Daniel Snyder Ben ‘Hueston Raf. Johnson Brown M. R. Adkisson William H. Howe

Generous Invite Recalled for William Harcourt Death

A late 19th century anecdote recalls MPs once planning to invite the disliked figure Sir William Harcourt to dinner. The story notes his long life and the faded unpopularity of his earlier years as the moment of his passing approached.

William ‘Harcourt David Hunter “Blair Sir William Harcourt

Dora Six Years Old Calls Door, Rows Laugh at Man

Six year old Dora rang a doorbell at school day after class and found no answer. She pressed the button twice more and then pressed her nose to the window, shouting in a shrill voice It's all right mamma, I'm not the installment man.

Dora

The Allens Sanitarium at Your Door

An advertisement from Robinson Illinois promotes The Allen s Sanitarium as a modern, well equipped local option for illness care. It asserts high standards, many surgeries with few deaths, and urges residents to investigate to avoid far travel for treatment.

Allen's Sanitarium Allen’s . Sanitarium Allen’s Sanitarium Robinson, Illinois

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Willys Knight Sedan Willys Knight Albert Sockler Mabel Miller Hart Schaffner & Marx Young Men South Dolson Ralph Stewart Abel Washington Bert A. McGinness Din Depew Okla James Moorhead Dick Brooks Charles B. Stoltz Ernest Welsh and Son Bridgeport Harvey Goldsmith E. B. ,Gentry Louisa Bush Evansville Annett Emrich Y. V. Elliot Harry R. Davis Arthur Davis Marion Gasoney Kansas City Helen Strockbine Mabel Robertson Harry Redman Piper Daugit Mayme Sts “Anthony's Hospital Robert Wright Sallie Garrett Clarksburg Wa. Va J. B. Nay Nell Kisner Ruth Fern Palestine Molaney Barker Ernest Kisner Fairbanks Eva Jackson Edward Lafferty Mt. Carmel Randall Blaker Paris Howard Jackson W.L Chas. Roberts Will Stark Jessie Cox Babe Mr.Cox Will Ogle Brazil Sadie Russell Nicol Calvin Jolly Terre’ Haute Mary Murphy Cliff Whitman Ray Whitman Hutsonville James Grizzel Urbane Dixon Huntington John. Fowler Chas. Fowler Layton Chas. Murphy Henry Matteson Albert Matteson Johnson Fannie ‘Murphy Nora Pritchard SR. Freeman Matteson Greenup West “York Church of Christ People Wm. O'Neil Shelburn Tom Craig] Shave Eva Juerman Lixsie Barham Della Gootwin Debeo Foveht Nannie ‘Burnham Tom Craig Stella Clements Will ‘McDaniel Charles McDaniels Arent Carl ‘Ryerson Ee ‘Russell Sotitaea THE Allen's, Sanitarium Mark Stewart
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