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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1927

Page

4

Local Socials and Events Highlight Weekend

Mrs Suey Wilson and Mrs Mattie Waldrop visited friends in town last Friday alongside Lizzie Liston and Lucy Shaw. A Chicago Medical College lecture trip begins Friday. Clark County Teachers Association plans meetings November 30 and December 1 at Martinsville. President Allen of Westfield College to speak Friday evening. Clint Bell greets a new baby girl at his home. Tom Clark shares news of a baby boy weighing twelve pounds.

Suey Wilson Mattie Waldrop Robinson Lizzie Liston Lucy Shaw Foward Pearce Chicago Chicago Medical College Clark County Teachers’ Assontion Martinsville Allen Westfield College Clint Bell Tom Clark

Local Notes From Marshall Area Past

Forty years ago Lon Archer welcomed a newborn at his home on the north edge of Marshall near the Jacob Cline place. The administrator sale of the North edge property drew $1830 with Ed Harlan as the buyer. John M Smith and Miss Nettle Weaver wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev H T M Palmer officiating. A Wednesday dance netted a small profit after costs, while the night ended with rowdy behavior by the attendees.

Lon Archer Jacob Cline Marshall Ed Harlan John M Smith Miss Nettle Weaver Wabash John Weaver HT M . Palmer

Record quail hunters set two day haul at 130 and more

Will Green and Byrd Miller lead in quail shooting with a 130 bird haul over a two day hunt. Martha Bradley and Katie Keifer hosted a gathering at Mrs Bradley’s home Friday night with refreshments and good cheer.

Will Green Byrd Miller

Marital Notices And Local Business Moves In Marshall

Twenty years ago E W McDaniel and Mrs Sallie Farris married in Marshall. This evening Mae Salter wed Herman Fawley at the bride’s home southeast of the city. Rev Pletcher will perform the ceremony. J E Craig to be transferred to Kansas field. John Hanks of Paris buys St Borsa business and will move to Marshall.

E. W. McDaniel J. E. Craig Kavanaugh Oil Well Manufacturing Co Kansas Field Marshall Mr. Craig John Hanks Paris St Borsa A. Gray Mr. Hanks

Depth bombs and kite cameras headline local wartime notes

Ten years ago reports describe depth bombs claimed to destroy German submarines. Isaac Bell, a former Marshall photographer, is credited with multiple inventions, including a kite camera used to photograph terrain without exposing personnel. Other items note social visits and local moves among residents.

Marshall Isaac Bell Mr Bell Lu Holler Grendel Bennett Champaign

Rank and Roles of English Men in Early Industrial England

Fragmentary historical note discusses rankings of men in early industries during the 19th century in England. It references economic contributions, social status, and organizational roles within emerging industries. The text highlights distinctions among workers and leaders shaping industrial growth.

Mrs W V Tarman Hosts Cootie Party Dinner

Mrs W V Tarman entertained with a cootie party last Friday evening. A dainty lunch was served to Mesdames Albright Bach Cunningham Johnson Marshall Mauk Myers Newman Overholt Rogers Rowe Tauer. Polly Alton spent weekend at Patoka with sister Mrs Park. Ernest Swope and wife welcomed a baby girl Tuesday morning. Geo Lindsey and family plus Willard Lindsey hosted guests at Casey. Mrs Weiland travels to Chicago to be with sick daughter Frances Noland.

W .V. Tarman Mesdames Albright EE T. Bach Ro Cunningham H Johnson M P Marshall Mo Mauk A P Myers H. Newman Moe Overholt Wm Rogers EL Rowe M B Tauer Polly Alton Patoka Walter Park Ernest Swope Geo. Lindsey Ruth Robert Lindsey Willard Lindsey Casey John Weiland Chicago Frances Noland

Westfield Socials Include Autumn Contests And Music

Mrs F Thomas hosted a Country Club gathering at her sister Miss Ada Fuller’s home with guests including Mesdames Brookhart Biggs Stevens Drake Nichols Wilhoit and Mrs Drewel of Charleston. An autumn themed party followed by refreshments complemented a strong musical program by the United Brethren church orchestra and guest musicians at Westfield church.

F. Thomas Ada Fuller JB. Brookhart L. R. Biggs J. c Stevens W . W . Drake Earl Drake Chauncey Nichols Zink Wilhoit W. H. Drewel Charleston United Brethren Church Westfield James Dallas Roscoe Stewart H. E. Spelbring Samuel Spelbring Effingham Spelbring

Casey Ferguson and Mae Harrison Wed in Greenfield

Casey EB. E Ferguson and Miss Mae Harrison married Saturday in Greenfield. They plan to reside at the Lang apartment on North Central avenue. Mrs. F W Birnie traveled from Santa Fe to Tulsa and Detroit to visit relatives. Mrs. Jacoby and son took a trip to Casey and Indianapolis with Kilda Dunn wintering in Indianapolis. Word came of Rev O E Hamilton's death in San Antonio. he conducted a revival in Casey a year ago.

EB. E Ferguson Laura Ferguson Decatur Mae Harrison C. P Harrison Casey Greenfield Lang North Central Avenue F W. Birnie Santa Fe New Mexico J. 4. Brooks Tulsa Okla Flossie E Hamilton Tabernacle The Christian Church

New York In County Court Estate Filings Reported

In the estate of Everett Blanken beker guardian W R Standfeld approved for Russell D Blankenbeker. In the estate of Charles F Wesser petition approved. Robert C Maurer named administrator with $2000 bond. Adjustment day set for first Monday in February. J H Maurey Allen Dean George Wesnitzer named appraisers. People vs Glenn Scott non support. court orders $10 monthly payment.

Everett Blankenbeker W. R. Standfeld Russell D. Blankenbeker Charles F. Wesser Robt. C. Maurer J. H. Maurey Allen Dean George Wesnitzer the People Glenn Scott

Obituary of Jean Washburn from Vigo County Indiana

Jean Ethel Washburn born June 21 1893 Vigo county Indiana died November 24 1927 at age 34 years 5 months 3 days She was second oldest of nine children living Terrence Arthur Forrest Robert and sisters Emma Kathryn She was a member of Freedom Baptist church Funeral services were held at Mt Pleasant church conducted by Rev Bert Eckle Burial in the nearby cemetery

Jean Ethel Washburn L. G Margaret E. Washburn Vigo County Indiana Hfe Terrence Arthur Forrest Robert Emma Kathryn Freedom Baptist Church Mt Pleasant Church Bert Eckle

Population milestone foreseen at eight billion

A speculative note predicts the world population may reach eight billion around the year 21 at the current growth rate. It mentions teeth and crowding as a metaphorical concern amid rapid increase.

Illinois fifth in economizing says commerce report

Springfield reports federal Commerce Department analysis shows Illinois per capita spending of 6.04 dollars, ranking fifth lowest among states. Education dominates at 2.21 per resident, with charities, health, and corrections totaling 1.49, highway 0.29, natural resources 0.38, health 0.11, public protection 0.55, and general government 0.67. State-held property value at year end 1926 is 89,703,425 dollars.

Springfield Minois Federal Department of Commerce Illinois Department of Commerce North Carolina Tennessee Ohio Alabama Indiana Missouri Wisconsin Michi-gan Iowa Ij]noig National Guard and Armories

West York Society Holds Bazaar and Dinners

The M. E. Aid Society of the West York church hosted a bazaar chicken dinner and oyster supper on Saturday, clearing about $60. Attendees and visitors include the Holaday and Ferriman families, the Rains from Chicago and Champaign, Lindley relatives in Chicago, and others from West Union, Paris, Annapolis, Detroit, Terre Haute, and Carlisle.

Chas. E. Rains Mary Helen Lindley Chicago Frances Lindley W. H Piety W Chadwick West Union Martin Newlin R. W. Hill Irma Blanche Doris Barrett Alice Stanfield Annapolis Milo, Lebron Ployd Sims Joe Sims

First Dairy Course Meeting at Marshall Township High

Dr. C F Behner spoke on Sanitation in the Dairy at the first meeting of a ten week dairy short course held by Marshall Township High School. W S OHair will speak next Tuesday on Starting in the Dairy Business.

C. F. Behner Marshall Township W. S. O'Hair Ilinois A. P. Steigerwalt Portland Cement Company Agriculture Club J. Z. Connelly Igh Carroll Shaffner Joel Murphy Carl Adams Ray Hornbrook Duane McConchie Glenn Bradbury Harold Lee George Millhouse Russell Buckner

Knowledge as Sun in the Firmament of Truth

A quotation echoes Daniel Webster claiming knowledge is the great sun in the firmament. It asserts that life and power are spread by beams of knowledge and that worldly prizes favor those who know.

Daniel Webster

Territory Seized at Pawnee Village in 1806 Formal Possession

On September 29 1806 General l Vike raised the United States flag at the Pawnee village marking official possession of the lands west of Missouri and the withdrawal of the Spanish flag.

Woman Eats Only Baby Food For Three Years

A testimonial from Mrs. M. Gunn claims Adlerika cured her three year restriction to baby food and gas. She says the first spoonful relieved stomach gas and removed old waste, improving meals and sleep, with The Kelfer Drug Co. marketing Adlerika.

Adlerika M. Gunn Kelfer Drug Co

Too Lonely Two Old Women Dream Of Burial Site

Ulster village gossip centers on two elderly women debating their final resting place. One favors a quiet Killenuma’cy graveyard, the other cautions against lonely spots and prefers a different resting site.

Ulster Killenuma'cy Palth Ilhen Frany

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