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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1924

Page

11

Massachusetts Votes Against Proposed Twentieth Amendment

The piece discusses Massachusetts opposition to a proposed twentieth amendment, noting the large 400,000 vote against and Massachusetts’ role in petitioning Congress. It contrasts President Coolidge and earlier presidents, referencing how messages to Congress are delivered and the political dynamics surrounding the era.

I.E. Jones Massachusetts United States Congress Commonwealth Burgagscy Afnd International

Local faculty take Thanksgiving trips and visits

Area teachers and relatives traveled to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with family. Many readers list students, alumni and staff visiting homes in Charleston and nearby towns, with trips to Chicago, Indianapolis and Terre Haute noted along with a large turnout of families hosting guests.

Plans to acquire plants on the Tennessee River face Senate appeal

The commission plan aims to secure future of Muscle Shoals with congressional and presidential backing. Power interests have realigned to appear favorable to Shoals while Congress and the President may pass the buck.

Tennessee River Senate House Muscla‘ Shoals Congress

Local residents and visitors travel for visits this weekend

Mrs. Harry Jordan and children visited Vincennes Indiana to see family. T. C. Tade and son George Thomas drove to Vincennes to visit parents. Mrs. Joe Goodman left for Osceola Iowa after a visit due to her father Patrick Murray’s illness. Miss Laura Wiseman returned from Willow Hill. Several couples and individuals joined trips to Martinsville Rockford Chicago Cleveland and Terre Haute for visits and meetings with relatives and church groups.

Harry Jordan T. C. Tade George Thomas Vincenney Ind Joe Goodman Osceola Iowa Patrick Murray Jennie Rosbroneh L. H. Foltz H. Holden Terre Haute James M. Clark St. Elmo T. C. Ury Walter L. Jones Logan Kite Thomas Stiff Martinsville Westfield Baptist Association B. S. Ruedy J. W. Etchison Ophir Lang Rockford Chicago Thomas J. McCambridge Katherine Edwards Cleveland Ohio P. McCambridge Lester E. Gardner Terra Haute Thomas Gardner Joy B. Briscoe Los Angeles Cal Ross Lee C B. Briscoe Westfield Charles H. Collings Union Hospital Laura Wiseman Willow Hill

Thanksgiving Visits and Family Gatherings Across Town

South Dolson residents and relatives held numerous Sunday and holiday visits across Grandview Marshall Auburn and nearby farms. Families including Babcocks Marrs Newmans Hutchens Reed Shotts Spires Harber Hamilton Morgan Phillips and Claypool shared meals and time with kin.

Local Socials and Visits In Anapolis And Nearby

East McDaniel Alva Wells and wife shopped in Annapolis Monday. Esther Wheeler, Mabel Melton and Alice Sackrider visited Robinson Tuesday. Jesse Sprakers called on business at Annapolis Wednesday evening. Milo Newlin and family from Annapolis spent Thanksgiving with Ray Drake. Verda Elliott and children spent Thanksgiving with her parents Riley Linkafelter near Moonshine. Fred Stanfield did business in Annapolis Wednesday. Eva Bowen and son Joe stayed with her mother Angelina Nidey from Thursday to Saturday. Will Sackrider and wife and Mrs. John Philippi attended Chester Hoskinson’s funeral at his home on Quaker Lane and burial at Hutsonville cemetery Friday. Dad Stanfield visited Sunday with Jesse Spraker. Maynard Melton and family visited Indianapolis, Indiana. Roy Drake called in West York Saturday evening. Francis and family attend Mt. Olive Sunday school.

Ethel Buffenmeyer Ruth Nichols Clara Gruelle Charleston Rose Turner William B. Gasoway Kansas City Jane Gasoway Verleigh Burdette DePauw University Greencastle Ind John A. Burdette Jean Booker Augusta Irene Seeders Palestine Irene Hazel Garrison Mattoon Wm L. Garrison Alex Reed Fred Collins Teacher Losant Ill Laura Lowe Evelyn Turner Chicago University Chicago William C Turner Claire Chrysler Indiana Central College Indianapolis Fred L. Chrysler Munson Harris Harry Holscher Illinois University C. M. Harris B. F Holscher Eva Harrieson Bert T Brewer Elfie Owen Onargo Illinois A. E. Owen Olin Hill Ted Barkhurst Teacher’s College At Dave Hill T. D. Barkhurst Dewey Raper Brazil Harry Orr Brooke ‘Appleby Tranklin Ind Herbert Goble Douglas Zook Rebecca Dosbaugh John Carr Washington, D. C Ft. Scott Kansas Fred Hendrickson James Brooks Dick Brooks John Brooks Chester LeMay W. C. Slusser Ben C. Waterman Indiana Terre Haute Fred L. Bancroft Ross Floyd Umbarger Kenneth Black East Las Vegas New Mexico Roy Evans Bridgeport J. W. Etchison J. C. Ditzenberger C. A. Ditzenberger Jesse Ditzenberger Toledo Oscar Ditzenberger James Denison Millie Bminghem E. al Ditssenberger Gilfys Marshall Shin Rer Alva Wells Annapolis Esther Wheeler Mabel Melton Alice Sackrider Robinson Jesse Spraker Milo Newlin Ray Drake Verda Ellott Riley Linkafelter Fred Stanfield Eva Bowen Joe Angelina Nidey Will Sackrider John Philippi Chester Hoskinson Quaker Lane Hutsonville Cemetery Dad Stanfield Maynard’ Melton Roy “Drake West York Francis Mt. Olive

Cumberland church meetings begin as Rev Bennett preaches

A series of Sunday meetings opened at Cumberland Presbyterian church with Rev. Bennett preaching at the Church of Christ last Saturday and every Sunday morning and evening by Elder Stivers. Numerous local residents joined Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Martinsville and Palestine.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Bennett Church of Christ Stivers Harry A. Newlin Peoria Henry Draper Quincy Webb Tuttle George Martinsville Everett Clark Chicago

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