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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1926

Page

3

The Return of the Town by Walter Burr

A Kansas State professor argues towns are returning as rural life adapts to modern shifts. He counters alarm about urban migration, notes growth in auto service, farms, stores, poultry shipping, high schools, and new town industries, and predicts towns will thrive.

Walter Burr Kansas State Agricultural College Lyceum Middle West The View-with-Alarm Club Ured Rtc Velty Igh Echools New York City Kansas Nebraska Mid-Western States

Obituary of Nora Nichols Lenora Dolson Pioneer Church Worker

Nora Nichols Lenora Dolson born December 9 1850 York Illinois was a long time Clark County resident. A teacher by training she joined the Friends church at West Union in 1890 and dedicated herself to temperance work and Sunday school service. She married Clarence Nichols on August 11 1881 at her mother's Marshall home and remained active in church and community efforts until her death.

Lenora Dolson Samuel Polly Ann Dolson York Ilinois Clark County Indiana State Normal Terre Haute Ind Marshall Presbyterian Church Friends Church West Union Womans’ Christian Temperance Union Order of the Eastern Star Christ Marshall Clarence Nichols

Last survivor of a seven-child family dies aged 75

She preceded by December 11, 1913 and departed this life August 20, 1926 aged 75 years eight months and eleven days. She lived over forty five years active in religious educational and social life of the community and remained devoted to her beliefs. Survived by two sisters in law Amanda Dolson and Clara Shawler and brother in law Chas Hammill plus an aunt and eleven nieces and nephews with several cousins and many friends.

Tareey Dolson Amanda Dolson Pimento Indiana Clara Shawler West Union Chas. Hammill Mary Cooper Wabash Township

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