Thanksgiving visits and absences noted in Marshall area
Elden Adams of Marshall spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Wm Forbeck. Joseph Fetters has been absent from school several days due to a sore foot. Frank Bender and family visited Auburn. Mrs Mike Curran and son and Ray Spittler of Terre Haute spent Thanksgiving at Philip Spittler’s. Albert Lang of Redman and Glen Marie and Stella Hood visited Albert Kile family. Hazel Bender Ruth and Mary Serwise and WilLY Forbeck with Lelan Leon Estel Bender visited Leanider Wright. Martha Stitch Terre Haute Will Kile John Fetters and children dined with Nathan Tingley’s. Ola Siverly and children visited her mother. Philip Spittler and family visited Mrs Sarah Nicol and sons at Allright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden Adams
Marshall
Wm. Forbeck
Joseph Fetters
Frank Bender
Auburn
Mike Curran
Ray Spittler
Terre Haute
Philip Spittler
Albert Lang
Redman
Glen, Marie
Stella Hood
Albert Kile
Hazel Bender
Ruth
Thanksgiving News Drifts Across Marshall Area
Thanksgiving stories fill Marshall and nearby towns as residents report visits, family gatherings, and arrivals from Indiana Illinois and Oklahoma. Local births marriages and social events highlight a busy holiday period with many relatives visiting and traveling to Paris Danville Terre Haute and Chicago.
Forger Located In Morganfield In Check Passing Case
Lambert Bowls, who allegedly forged a check and passed it to Charles Claypool, has been located in Morganfield Kentucky and is detained for Clark County officials arrival. The second alleged forger remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Bowls
Charles Claypool
Morganfield
Clark County
Classified Notice From Marshall Readers
Notice announces rental of the office formerly used by Everett Connell and directs readers to Frank Duran at 403 Locust Street. It lists Stephen Bradley MD and a lost fur neck piece, offering a reward, with contact for Mrs. Frank Duran in Marshall. It ends with a for sale line from Mrs. John Welsh and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Connelly
Frank Duran
Locust Street
Stephen Bradley
Farrington
Marshall
John Welsh
Martinsville Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Death
Martinsville residents report visits from Charles Cooper and friends in Indianapolis, N Hawkins in Hamilton Kansas, and a Sarasota card saying all are well. A small Thanksgiving service fell short in attendance at M E church, while a fire on Will Bartlow’s residence caused by a faulty flue was insured. Comrade Benjamin Blankenbeker, Civil War veteran, died at his granddaughter’s home. funeral held at Wesley Chapel M E with burial nearby. he was about 76, member of the 2nd regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Deahli
Sarasota
Fla
Martinsville
K. D L. Fasig
Harold
Terre Haute
John Hardeway
Wier
Harve Neer
N Hawkins
I. O Mitchhen
Jerry Ishler
Will Bartlow
Will Chambers
Olive Branch
Benjamin Blankenbeker
Cooper
Wesley Chapel
Local Notes and Services Include Illnesses and Thanksgiving Visits
Charles Roberts is on the sick list. Mrs. Oliver Graham was taken to a Robinson hospital Friday. The infant of Oliver Graham and wife was buried here Saturday. James Grizzell and family visited Clifford Whitman on Thanksgiving. Albert Bonesteel and family spent Thanksgiving with Mabel Orcut's family. Henry Myles and William Murphy called on Clancy Myles near Terre Haute. Mrs Ernest Bartholomew and Elsie Elliott visited Mrs Barker. Worship topics include A Study In the Sacrifice of Jesus and Why Many of the Educated Are Leaving the Old Churches for Christian Science. Rev Clark S Thomas, PhD, will preach with Sunday school at 9.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Duncan
Indianapolis
Mary Johnson
Lavina Dei
Paris
Edwin Alford
Pontiac
Nan Scrogan
Lexington
Ella Young
Chicago
Ed Booth
Ben T. Baird
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
John Johnson
Terre Haute
Jas. McIlrath
H. H. Irwin
Doris Maxine
A. H. Davison
Hume
Charles Davison
Clint Auld
Walter Thornsburg
Nita Clark
W. F Langen
Morrisonville
Ilinois
Mary Hogue
Casey
Will Hogue
C. F. Washburn
Lester
Greenville
Frank Brossman
F. B. LeSeure
Janetté
Mt. Carmel
Virginia Davis
Butler College
Treft Davis
Dorothy Davison
Bellflower
Illinois
Robert Davison
John Rademaker
James Brady
W. Bertlesman
Danville
E. D Morton
Ben Forsythe
Walnut Prairie
Forsythe
Garwood
Pearl
Lote Gray
Ira Schmachtenberger
West Terre Haute
G. G. Gillespie
Pochahontas
Frank Gillespie
Walter Hutchinson
Alma Lea
Mabel Kendall
Charles Wernz
Guy Crompton
Minnie Downey
C. A. Curtis
United Brethren Church
Buelah Prust
West Union
New York
Harry Prust
Ed Montgomery
Marshall
Martinsville
Harold Bright
Effingham
Bright
Nellie
Edith Hunt
Margaret Cole
Edith Shaw
Esther Weir
Clarente Prewitt
Wilbert Mundorf
Bernard Nay
Raymond Wawker
Harry Handy
Russell Bohn
University of Illinois At Champaign
Fred M Holzworth
Will Schaefer
Leonard King
Harry Finkbiner
Robert Geisert An Hier
Albert Socn
Fritz Abel
Strohm
Levington
Jerome Pellum
Harry Coldren
Mary Riley
John
W. L. Athon
Mora Athon
Helen Anderson
Lou Jones
Prosper Boyer
Allen Tyler
Jake Swern
Lovington
Albert Sockler
Lucile Redman
Ella Gardner
Isabelle Tibbs
Lola Creal
Thomas Clark
Esther Huppert
Elmer
C. G. Allwood
Fred Keifer
Charles Riggs
Frances Vaughn
Tom Apgar
Kathrine. Redman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Margaret Golden
Lola Archer
Westfield
L. Garcher
F. S. Maxwell
Geo Matkin
Clarence Smith
Findlay
D. D. Doll
Lucile Sockler
Mabel Farris
Lewis Ferris
Bertha Pellum
Clairene Pearce
West Main Street
Alma Davison
Lara Matkin
John Cochenour
Kenneth Patterson
Lastiene Pierson
Charles Roberts
Oliver Graham
Robinson
James Grizzell
Hutsonville
Clifford Whitman
Albert Bonesteel
Lilly
Mabel Orcut
West York
Henry Myles
William Murphy
Clancy Myles
Myles
Ernest Bartholomew
Johnson Township
Elsie Elliott
Orange
Barker
J E Barker
Jesus
Clark S Thomas
Musical Concert of Old Time Favorites at Congregational Church
A concert on Wednesday night features old time favorites with Vocal Solos by Annie Laurie and The Last Rose of Summer, male quartets, and choruses including The Mocking Bird and Love's Old Swear Song. Performers include Mrs. Olen R. Clements, Miss Gladys Allison, and Mr. Frank Cole with selections from Long Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and Good Night Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Annie Laurie
Olen R. Clements
Silver Threads
William Malloy
Henry Alen Wallis
John Hasson
Jean McCormick
the Dearest
Esther Claypout
Miss Gladys Allison
You
Maggie
Mr Frank Cole
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Keifer Drug Co
J.W. McGowan
Mrs. Will Stroop of
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Mrs
Millard Hedrick
J. A. Hutchinson
H. M. Dewey & Co
Charles Trefz
E. J. Dodson
W. G. Young
Paris Hospital
E .E. Baurer
Paul Wilkin
Mary Jane Weir
Edgar Weir
Champaign
John Weir
H. L. Stateler
Phoenix
Arizona
Lloyd, Jr
Stateler
Viola Plank
Mr. Stateler
Cole & Cole, Marshall, HL
Weaver
Harry Rinehart
Boyer & Blackman
Og Fraker
California
Festival Orchestra Company
Arthur Guinnip
Fred Wallis
Marshall, Ill
Kodak
Keifer Drug ‘Co
B. F. Johnson
Ladies Aid Society
Grand Turn Evangelical Church
Sockler Garage
Farrow
Rush S. Dolson
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
He Herald
James E Duran
Old Harlan Barn
Charles Cooper
Hamilton
Kansas
York
Enterprise
Purina
D. C. Doll & Son
North Side Square
Toyland
Santa Claus
Whitlock Variety Store
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