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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1926

Page

5

Thanksgiving visits dot a Indiana town families

Numerous residents from Robinson, Terre Haute, Gary, Martinsville and Indianapolis share Thanksgiving and weekend visits with relatives in the area. Names include Buckle, Henderson, Pittenger, Cornwell, Collier, Liffick, Norris, Strohm, Fawver and Tingley among others, with several gatherings noted at homes of the Cornwell and Hollenbeck families.

Thanksgiving Week Socials Across Sullivan Area

Miss Lillian Scott of Sullivan visited Mrs. A C Whitlock over the weekend. Mabel Medsker was home for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Sol Handy hosted relatives including Chas Prevo. The Poorman and Medsker households joined in holiday gatherings. An elderly veteran, Ben Poorman, passed away with funeral in Beulah and burial nearby. Mrs A C Whitlock hosted Thanksgiving dinner with W Ho Harrison family. Gene Harrison returned to Normal. Mrs Mae Sibley of Philadelphia visiting local relatives.

Lillian Scott of Sullivan A. C Whitlock Mabel Medsker Sol Handy Chas Prevo Posey Rush Medsker Emma Dolson Maggie Nichols A. C. Whitlock Gene Harrison Marshall Albert Wright Paris Wm. Piety Lonnie Nichols Ben Poorman Beulah W. Ho Harrison Brooks Gene Chas Whitlock Lillian Scott Fred Baker Adam Haddix Frank Coombes Flora Vargus Marion Poor

Thanksgiving Day Visits Fill Town Gatherings

Local notices recount Thanksgiving in West York with extended family visits. Names include Arthur Irwin Clara Mount Mary Sibley, Cullop household hosts, and relatives from Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Hutsonville Terre Haute Paris Robison Bloomington and Vincennes. Community members shared meals and hospitality at multiple homes during a weekend of thanks.

Clara Mary _ Morton Sibley Vincennes Ind Willy Callop Adam Cullop Arthur Irwin Clara Mount Chicago Mary Morton Sibly Philadelphia Charles Peck Detroit Mich George Bishop Verde Palestine Lucy Ormiston Terre Haute Mansford Seigel Hutsonville Will Musgrave Amanda Lindley Ollie Randall Lindley John Cullop

Westfield Community Mourns Mrs Brenton Nichols’s Death

Mrs Brenton Nichols died in Florida after moving there for health reasons. Lasara Zellers, born in 1861 in Westerville, grew up in Westfield and married Brenton Nichols. Ten children survive, and funeral services were held at United Brethren church with interment in Maplehill cemetery.

Brenton Nichols Florida Maplehill Harry Wilson Charleston Westfield Ernest Towles Oakwood Hospital Claude Newman Ray Green Frances Jackson Joe Strader Esther Loser Amy Brock Jones Catherine Pendell Bloomington Illinois Wesleyan

Funeral services held for two church members

The Rev. A L Horn conducted funeral services for two former church members after Sunday services in Fairmount. The Rev C C Allen preached his farewell sermon and moves to Williamson County. Westfield residents regret losing him and his family as many youths return home for vacation from distant schools.

A. L.horn Fairmount Ray Daugherty Sarah Berkly C. C. Allen The Baptist Church Williamson County Westfield

Social visits and Thanksgiving gatherings reported around Annapolis

Isaac Hoskinson and family along with Ray Drake and families visited Mrs. Minta Athey and Aden Reynolds and family on Tuesday. Miss Ruby Guyer stayed with cousin Mary Ellen Wells Wednesday night. Sackrider family and Viola Guyer with the Quaker Lane area spent Thanksgiving with the Sackriders’ parents. Frank Malloy visited on business. Perry and Roy Drake of Terre Haute joined Ray Drake and family for Thanksgiving and afternoon hunting. Maynard Melton, employed in West Union, spent Tuesday night with his wife and children. Angeline Nidey shopped in Annapolis Monday. Jesse Spraker was in Annapolis on business Wednesday morning. Will Sackrider and wife visited niece Mrs. Brady Pickering and family of Muddy Creek Sunday. Alva Wells and wife were in Annapolis on business Saturday.

Joe Garwood Walter Garwood Hilbert Adam Liffick Orville Risley Terre Haute Saul Pittenger Sarah Myles Adam Liffic Will Manhart Gary Indiana Commodore Collier Palmer Cornwell Clarence Collier Alice Collier Lawrence Drummond Joe Ellington Marshall Clarence Tingley Kenneth Fred Huffington Familly Mildred Wallace Ind Robert Buckle Lawrence Hollenbeck Charles Liffick Sarah Hollenbeck Clay Rowsher Herman Hartman Indianapolis Edward Norris George Mundorf Maggie Mundorf Fred Strohm Floyd Norris Charles Betty Lou Etta Bowsher Harry Ogle Harold Davis Marjorie Fay Pittenger Terre’ Haute Chas Ogle and Son Martha Ola ‘Collier Clarence” Collier Sam Tingley Wand Charles, Tingley Swere Bir Clarence “Tingley Jima Henry Marvin Carl Coveretl Yola Kansas Jake Fawver Cake Ernest Carpenter Tichtenberger Miks Mary ‘Henderson Tharp Mildress Wallace Aikterdoon Clarence Fley Heen- Beth Isaac Hoskinson Ray Drake Minta Athey Aden Reynolds Ruby Guyer Quaker Lane Mary Ellen Wells Sackrider Viola Guyer Will Sackrider Frank Malloy West Union Perry Roy Drake

Earl Black Dennison Spends Evening With Mrs Jess Kirby

Earl Black Dennison spent last Saturday evening with Mrs. Jess Kirby in what appears to be a social visit.

Earl Black Jess Kirby

Community Social Notes and Reflections on Politics

The column lists local social visits over Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings. Names include Ruth, Grace Kirby, Myrtle Kirby, Thomas Callahan, Floyd Higgins, Thelma Vance, Alpert Hall, Marion White, Robert Black and wife, Gladys Stepp, and James Stepp. It ends with a quip about women pointing out faults and a critique of recent political rhetoric using the word rotten.

Ruth Black Charley Black Kesler McKeen Grace Kirby Myrtle Kirby Thomas Callahan Floyd Higgins Thelma Vance Kirby Alpert Hall Marion White Robert Black Gladys Stepp West Terre Haute James Stepp

Unidentified Sea Serpent-Like Eels Unearthed in Wyoming

Skeletons of a dozen creatures measuring fifty to seventy five length were unearthed in Wyoming. Early reports describe sea-body like forms with resemblance to a fabled sea serpent.

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