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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

3

Sunday Visits Tie Harbor Family to Neighbors

Mr end Mrs Harbor and their sons Everett and Harry Ernest hosted Sunday guests including Fayette and Lucille Harbor with Mr and Mrs Hut chens. Others present were Mrs Harry Tingley and daughters Ardith Inez Emma, plus Ray Sweet and Dewey Montgomery.

End Herry Harbor Everett Harry Ernest Able Babcock Henry Fayette Lucille Harbor Chas. Hutchens Harry Tingley Ardith Inez Emma Ray Sweet Terre Haute Dewey Montgomery Marshall Jack Johnson Green Moss Chas Hutchens Harry Harbor Bruce Spires Hume

Administratrix Notice in Clark County Estate

Angeline Nidy administratrix of Lovina Fowler late of Clark County Illinois announces from December 9 1925 that she will appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall on the February term first Monday to settle claims and invites all creditors to attend. debtors to pay promptly. attorney William Hollenbeck represents the estate.

Lovina Fowler Clark Iinois Otice Clark County Marshall

Local residents visit family and friends in Clarksville area

Mr and Mrs Tom Murphy hosted a visit with relatives. Ernest Spires of Newman spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Spires. William Melton and John Woods were in Clarksville on Monday.

Tom Murphy Ernest Spires of Newman Joe Spires William Melton John Woods Clarksville

Bays and families gather in Spiketown for Sunday visit

SPIKETOWN residents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bays and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Ritter of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bays and their son Ernest. Goldie Lovell works for Reuben Norton of Marshall. Syra Murphy has sold her farm and plans to move to Marshall. A surprise dinner was given for Mrs. Frank Gagen on Sunday.

Raymond Bays George Ritter Terre Haute Herbert Bays Ernest Goldie Lovell Reuben Norton Marshall Syra Murphy Frank Gagen

Ordinance Adopts Stop Signs and Fines in Marshall IL

The City Council of Marshall Illinois enacts penalties for running red or stop signs and failing to keep right of signals. The measure, dated December 7 1926, prescribes fines from five to twenty five dollars for offenses and repeals conflicting ordinances. Mayor Jno W McCauley and Clerk John Brandenstein approved and published the ordinance.

Marshall Illinois

Birthday Gathering Honors Mrs. Bierbaum Attendees Named

A birthday observance on March 6 drew many relatives and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. George Bierbaum and families, Mr. and Mrs. David Irwin and families, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Smith and families, and several others. Esther Shank visited Elsie McDaniel, and Helen Smith with Carrie Honderich and Opal Anacker joined Myrna and Helen Fredenberger for Sunday evening.

George Bierbaum David Irwin Forrest Smith Chas. Shade Norma Carrie Henderich Myrna Helen Ruth Fredenberger Opal Anacker Bessie Norton Anna Mildred Hoenig Mabel Martin Helen Smith Carrie Honderich Helen Fredenberger

PIKES PEAK Residents Moving and Visiting Notes

William Redmon and family moved to Marshall last Thursday. Miss Pearl Redmon visited Terre Haute with her sister last Monday and stayed several days. Sam Michaels spent Monday in Marshall on business. W. D. Downs and wife spent Thursday evening at Clarksville.

William Redmon Marshall W. D. Downs Clarksville

Ordinance on Pedestal Lights Passed December 7 1925

City announces an ordinance requiring any person who breaks pedestal light posts to replace them with new posts. Approved December 7 1925 by Mayor Gno. McCauley. Advertisement 60-1.

Marshall Illinois

Hairy Bean Plant Reference in Digest Noted

A brief literary note cites Beston Merald describing a plant that grows hair as the first example pictured in the Literary Digest essay. The line hints at whimsical botanical imagery without broader context.

Literary Digest

Adlerika Gas Relief Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Mrs. B Brinkley reports long lasting gas on the stomach cured by Adlerika after one dose. She notes the product also eases her husband and relieves bloated fullness. The ad promotes Adlerika as an intestinal evacuant that aids constipation and removes old waste matter. Keifer Drug Co.

B. Brinkley Keifer Drug Co

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Fayetta, Everett Harry Ernest Harbor Harry Murphy Angeline Nidy Wm. I’. Hollenbeek Atty. —Advertisement Spiketown Jno W. McCauley John Brandenstein Esther, Shank Elsie McDaniel Emrich & Sons Casey, Illinois Mrs. Santa Claus Dad Gordon Hose Claypool & Co Florence and Perfection Florence Hotblast Heaters Florence Ranges Majestic Ranges Burdsal Cole Bros Prewo Motor Marshall, Illinois Pikes Peak Gno McCauley James J. Rose M. D D. Mitchell Mitchell Bldg West Side Square Crosley Henry Ford Cincinnati Marshall Battery Co Childs Windsor Brunswick Columbia H. M. Dewey & Co
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