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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
4
Research compares jealousy among husbands and wives, noting differing patterns in how insecurity manifests in relationships. Analysts question cultural expectations and emphasize the complexity of intimate dynamics across genders.
Public schools and churches closed for two weeks due to diphtheria have reopened. County Agent Walworth and Bayard Cleaver attended the international stock show in Chicago. Eva Connelly of Battle Creek visited with her mother Mrs. Zimri Amstot. The water works tower nears completion. Construction of the new community high school building advances under I. D. Smith and Son of Chrisman.
Mr and Mrs F Holsappla visited relatives in Toledo Sunday. Mr and Mrs E N McNary drove to Indianapolis Saturday. Robert Doron, formerly a citizen and Civil War veteran of the community, resided south of town. D L Fasig of Terre Haute visited Mr and Mrs Jerry Ishler Monday. Levi Wells improves after illness. Rev C W Crisman and wife to host church reception Friday at 7 30. Mrs Jennie Booth returns from Greenup and Neoga. R B Batts and wife with Ben Sinclair and daughter Catherine in Paris Tuesday. Mrs V O Swallum spent part of last week in Greencastle with son Will James and wife.
South Dolson notes Mr and Mrs John Phillips visiting Omer Phillips on Thursday. H W Findlay hosted a Pleasant Grove school entertainment featuring dialogues and music on Wednesday. Frank Miller and family attended a birthday dinner for his father Alonzo Miller on Thursday. Margaret Burgers 13th birthday party celebrated at Art Burger home with guests. Mrs Mike Reeley visited Mrs Andy Frey for the weekend. Russell Sage traveled to Charleston on business Saturday night. Charlie Wieland and family spent Sunday with James Lucan. Clarksville residents collected fruit nuts and potatoes to send to Carmi orphanage. John Phillips and family and Ben Richey and family visited Timothy Babcock Sunday.
The fragmentary notice lists several individuals, including Ruth J Elizabeth and Loran Walker, visiting relatives and attending gatherings. It mentions Maude Martha Golda Buzzard and Mary Jackson spending Sunday with Delphia and Mary Jackson, plus Mrs Stiatlés Hollenbeck visiting daughter Lota Clough in Darwin. Mary Téderman spent Sunday with home folks. John Maude Martha Golda Blizzard attended the birthday dinner at Curt Gard’s, with Margaret Hollenbeck and Wilma Cline also noted.
Mr and Mrs Charles Strohm spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Mrs William Harrison visited Marshall on Monday. Miss Francés Barto visited Terre Haute Sauiray. Mrs Bruce Miller and family were in Marshall Wednesday. George Clice returned from Mattoon Friday. Helen Akers stayed in Palestine with grandmother Mary Hawkins. Hershel Cling party from Brocton stayed with Albert Cline. Poorman called from Jacksonville after mother’s death. Ernest Bailes of Marshall spent Saturday here. Gideon Dehl weekend with Martin Dehl at Martinsville. James Pratt ill. Crowe family hosted guests Sunday. Clay Cork hosted Friday card and candy mailing.
Mrs Helen Jocardy county nurse examined the school and found good overall effort but many health deficiencies among pupils. The report also lists numerous local visits, relocations, meetings, and social events among residents including church gatherings and family visits.
Report by Johnson Tibbs & Drake notes 1100 cattle on a gale day with active markets and gains up to 265 higher for good steers and fat cows, calves down, and hogs rising 16 to 25 cents. Bulk cash bids ranged 11 to 11.50 with tops to 12. lambs and sheep prices slipped.
The article notes Miss Mabel Claypool has been sick with tonsillitis the past few days. A social gathering was held at Milo Gombs home Saturday night with several guests and light music.
Robinson earns the championship in the Wabash Valley competition as Marshall misses the top prize. The Robinson Argus reports on the award and the crowd’s reaction to the victory.
The document outlines a Baptist Woman’s Missionary quarterly meeting agenda with devotional service led by Mrs. John Taggart and readings by Mrs. C. V. Wright. It lists sessions on Looking Forward, secretary notes, echoes from the state meeting, missionary sermon by Eld. Jess Pease, committee meetings, praise service, and talks on mission study and the relation of the Ws Mi. g. to the Young People.
The undersigned as administratrix of the estate of J W English deceased will appear before the Clark county court at the courthouse in Marshall for the February term on the first Monday in February to adjust claims. All creditors must attend and pay ment is requested to the administratrix Adda H B English.
Executor's notice in Clark County Illinois informs that Matte Den Bzcoutstx, as executrix, will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall on the February term’s first Monday to adjust claims. All persons with claims or debts are urged to attend or pay immediately to the estate of Andrew Drum deceased.
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