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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1926

Page

4

Local Social Visits Reported Across Marshall and Terre Haute

Mrs. Dan McKeen and family plus Vir Binton visited Marshall on Saturday. Miss Ruth Black stayed Friday with Mr and Mrs Robert Black. Airs Ida Black and son Russell were in Terre Haute on Saturday. Mrs Arno Weing and children and Mrs Hattie Lee visited Carter Lee's home on Sunday. A J Garver called on Monday at Henry Sharpe's. Mrs Willard Milligan visited Friday with Mrs George Zimmerly. Mr and Mrs Cecil See and children were in Terre Haute Saturday. George Zimmerly and family spent Sunday with his parents near Oliver.

Dan, Quick Vir Binton Marshall Ruth Black Robert Black Ida Black Russell Terre Haute Arno Weing Hattie Lee Carter Lee A. J. Garver Henry Sharpe Willard Milligan George Zimmerly Cecil See Yake Zimmerly Oliver

Social Visit and Funeral Attendance in Carpenter Family Circle

Golden Carpenter and wife called on John Carpenter Friday evening. Raymond Lambdin and wife were in Marshall Saturday. Henry Spittler and wife, David Spittler and son Godfrey Spittler and Flossie Huffington attended the funeral of Mrs Shaffne Sunday. Thomas Carpenter, wife and daughter spent Sunday with Raymond Lambdin and family. Howard Serwise and family of Avon spent Sunday at John Carpenter's. Oscar and Rose Carpenter attended the funeral of Mrs Shaffner Sunday. T A Carpenter and Johnny and Noland Carpenter called on Mrs Tacy Chambers and children Sunday evening. Waven Turner spent Saturday evening with Johnny and Noland Carpenter. Grace and Alma White of Ohio called on Mrs Tacy Chambers Saturday morning.

Golden Carpenter John Carpenter Raymond Lambdin Marshall Henry Spittler David Spitter Godfrey Spittler Flossie Huffington Wil Shaffne Thomas Carpenter Howard Serwise Avon John Tacy Chambers Waven Turner Johnny Noland Carpenter Grace Alma White Ohio Taiy Chambers

Local Social Roundup From Crooked Creek Area

Mrs Frank Helman spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Ross Irwin who is improved. Elsie Ramsey visited with Mrs Plin Garner and Clerhal Ramsey and sons Hubert and Elmer with Her shell Lowery family. Orville Smith and wife spent Sunday in Terre Haute visiting friends. John Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brown, in Florida, is seriously ill but improving. Mrs Elsie Ramsey visited her parents, Mr and Mrs James Kirby of West Terre Haute, Saturday. Tom Brown and Mary Leach visited their son Virgil and wife who welcomed a baby December 1. Arthur Hanley and family visited Milton Brown and wife Sunday. Mrs Russell Weaver and children visited her mother Sunday afternoon.

Frank Helman Ross Irwin Irwin Elsie Ramsey Plin Garner Clerhal Ramsey Hubert Elmer Hershel Lowery Orville Smith Terre Haute Thomas Brown John Brown Florida James Kirby West Terre Haute Tom Brown Mary Leach Virgil Arthur Hanley Milton Brown Russell Weaver Alice Bradbury Oklahoma City Aurora Bradbury T. C. Bailiff C. C. Smith Jacksonville Illinois Viola Smith Mary Hawkins Vance Hawkins Palestine Raymond Steele Hutsonville Ira Seigel Joel Musgrave Alma Amanda Lindley Lucy Ormiston W. E. Ormiston Alice Evans Clark County Dee Rains Fred Guyer Miami Morida Guyer Erol Wood Louisville Fannie Jack Los Angeles California Brackney Roberts Wicdois Church of Christ Daniel Mathis Sullivan Ind York Cemetery Earl _Kilngér Bloomfield Emma Baker Jessie”Miles Pimento Daniel Blaker Chicago Fred Gary Halll Avaittaker Land Bishop Terre ‘Haute Marlin Newlin Clara Mount Tor Terre ‘Franto Ed Mount

Moonshine Update and Local Obituary News

Roy Davyis has moved to the John Eliott farm which he recently purchased. Mrs. Geo. Johnson died Monday morning after a short illness and funeral services were held Wednesday at Dugan.

Roy Davyis John Eliott Martin Baxter Detroit Lindsey Cox Sidell Tillie Cox Emily Bennett Robinson Dale Neibarger Newman R. O Crutchfield A. Horn Jas. Steele Ohio Jessie Bennett Lowell Terre “Haute Geo. Johnson Dugan Roscoe Deverick

Local Sunday Socials and Preaching Schedule Noted

The fragment lists Sunday afternoon visits and gatherings among local families including Veach Murphy Morgan Camp Read Yanez Linton and others. It mentions preaching at a place next Saturday night and Sunday services with multiple named attendees and a Wednesday gathering.

Willie Veach Lon Chester Clark Tagg Sal Tha Chueh Georgie Diana L Faising Lon Tridorte Clese Swithatt Isark Ett Ane Leos Aaiee

Local social notes from Darwin area residents

Mrs. Edsward Norris visits son Floyd Norris of Terre Haute and many relatives share weekends and Sundays across Darwin and nearby towns. Numerous family gatherings include the Gard, Bohn, Draper, Clements, Buckle, and Pittenger households with nieces nephews and cousins listed among extended visits in Indiana communities.

Local Social Notes From Clarksville Area

Mr and Mrs Emil Fox and Mrs Wes Millhouse spent Friday in Terre Haute. Eldred Combs stayed with his sister Mrs Robert Miller near Belle Ridge over the weekend. Mrs Theron Murphy visited relatives in Paris. Bertha Combs spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A P Clapp. Gertrude Thomas of Terre Haute visits her sister Mrs Emil Fox and Emily. Aura Combs spent Saturday night with Miss Nancy Claypool. Mr and Mrs Will Swisher and Homero and Mr and Mrs John Gilbert with son Newlin and Mrs Will Combs spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Shumaker. James Lycain and family spent Sunday with Marion Clapp of Weatfield.

Emil’ Fox Wes Millhouse Terre -Haute Eldred, Combs Robert Miller Belle Ridge Theron Murphy Paris Bertha Combs A. P. Clapp Gertrude Thomas Cof Terre Haute Emil Fox Emily Aura ‘Combs Nancy’ Claypool Will Swisher John Gilbert Newlin Will Combs

Local Socials and Visits Across Town

Mrs Molise Sears spent Monday at the home of Mrs Jennie Newell. Mr and Mrs Burnie White and daughter Annabelle of Dresser Indiana spent Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Frans and family. John Sullivan and son John visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Wreck. Emery Cox and family and Mrs Mallie Beara with daughter Le nore were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Waniteh of Stringtown.

Molise’ Sears Jennie Newell Bob Birs Burnie White Itetle Annabelle Dresser Ind Isaac Francs John ‘Sullivan John Bernard Arahalt Emery - Cox Mallie Beara Bi Lenore

West York notices of friends and funeral for Viola Smith

West York residents host and visit relatives from Hutsonville Robinson and Chicago. Funeral services for Viola Smith were held at the Church of Christ with burial in York cemetery. numerous distant attendees listed.

Social notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns

Mae Fairgrief of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fairgrief and family Sunday. Ellen McFarland spent the weekend with Mary Flinn. Blanche Cleeton of Farrington spent Friday with Ed Volkers and family. Otto Ray of Bicknell, Indiana, visits his parents James and Mrs. Medley. Chas Taylor of Clinton and Dale Davison with Vern Carpenter visited Ruby and Edna Volkers Sunday. Lucy Jones and her son Bobby visited Mabel Hall Thursday afternoon.

Mae Fairgrief Terre Haute Ralph Fairgrief Ellen McFarland Mary Flinn Blanche Cleeton Farrington Ed Volkers Otto Ray Bicknell Indiana James Medley Chas. Taylor Clinton Ind Dale Davison

Reverend Wass to preach here next Sunday at 11

The report notes various local residents visiting families and attending church events. Reverend Wass will deliver a sermon at 11 o'clock next Sunday, with community members sharing weekend visits and social gatherings across neighboring towns. The Christmas program committee is progressing and begins practice tomorrow at the church.

Local social notes from Liggett and nearby communities

Joseph Claypool Dolson and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Marlin Claypool on Sunday. Will Hendrix and three daughters stayed with Mr and Mrs Owen Hendrix near Rabbit Ridge. Louise Miller spent the night with Marie Montgomery and attended the Green Moss school pie supper. John Wood and daughter Edna were guests of Sylvan Richey. Lucille Claypool from near Martinsville visited grandmother Mrs Julia Claypool over Sunday. Ophir Claypool and his little daughter stayed with Jess Curlew near Chicago and attended the stock show last week.

Joseph Claypool Liggett Marlin Claypool Will Hendrix Owen Hendrix Near Rabbit Ridge Louise Miller Marie Montgomery Green Moss School House John Wood Edna Sylvan Richey Lucille Claypool Near Matinsville Julia Claypool Ophir Claypool Jess Curlew Chicago

Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Dinner Gatherings

Everett Cornwell and family of Grandview spent Sunday with Cleve Snyder. Roy Hammond and wife hosted Sunday dinner for Lawrence Hammond and family Clark Hammond and family Van Tarble George Tarble and family Luther Hammond and family P. W. Grover Cleve Snyder and wife Bruce Daugherty and Crystal Walcott shopped in Terre Haute. Mildred Von Lankin and Marcella McCanchie visited Beulah Hammond. Several from here attended the Christmas supper given by F. B. M. at Martinsville on December 1.

Everet Cornwell Grandview Cleve Snyder Roy Hammond Lawrence’ Hammond Clark Hammond van Tarble George Tarble Luther Hammond P. W. Grover Bruce Daugherty Crystal Walcott Terre Haute Mildred von Lankin Marcella McCanchie Beulah Hammond

Robinson Phone Co Is Sold to General Telephone

The Commercial Telephone Company serving the city has been acquired by the General Telephone Company, a Delaware corporation based in Chicago. H. H. Knipe previously owned multiple local lines and remains president of the new Lawrenceville based Commercial company. the sale value is reported near one million dollars.

Edwards Richland White, Wayne Clay Knipe New Commercial Company Lawrenceville Ill

Also Mentioned on This Page

McKeen Allright Crooked Creek Edsward Norris Floyd Norris Will"Gard Ray Thompson Emery Morgan Lester Romoser Modest Bohn Arnold Bohn Garfield Bohn Fairbanks Will Gard Henry Bohn Nellie Russell Bohn Betty Jane Will Imle Marguerite Martha Ola Collier Adam Lichtenberger Fred Bender Ovie Draper Edward Norris Hallston Dick Treadway Dean R. W. Clements Daisy Charles Kennedy Lawrence Hollenbeck Robert Buckle Palmer Cornwell Latvrenee Hollenbeck Max Lila Poor Clarence Tingley Kenneth Clarence Beach Len Parl Lathrop Darwin Nellie Bohn Raymond Huffington Gary Nellie Kesler Wayne George Hilbert Mary Henderson Kenneth Carpenter R. M. Clements Harper Reynolds Freda Romoser Fanny Romoser Fred Strohm Roy Pittenger Opal May Sarah Myles Orville Risley Saul Pittenger Fay Pittenger Charles Ogle Mandy Martha Fawver Eldean Mildred Collier Clarksville Avroca Tram Margaret Joyce Nebr Nebraska Miss Sore West York R. L. Bell Fred Pearce Harvey Wilson Trimble Justine Davids Mitchell Life and Guyer George Winters Edna Bagshaw Ollie Lindles Alonzo Draper Seldon Draper Lela Evans Caroline Claypool Ann Crowe Christian Church West Union R. C Mowery Dennison Armstrong Wass Leon Wyrick Glenn Sweitzer Geo. Spencer Dunlap Harry Wyrick Paul Greely, Brown Livingston Edgar McGee Fishback Mary Fred Pulver Stringtown Harlie Flowers Earl Weaver Leland Routledge Champaign Gwyn Routledge John Snedeker Iva Crumlin Wm. Mathew Dolson Bartmess Duofo Meher E Esai Arker Duofold Parker Herald Office Amrad Telephone and Electrica Martinsville, Ill Henry Huffman Martinsville Herald Marshall Herald
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