Allpress Concert Postponed to February
A planned Allpress Concert in Marshell has been postponed from winter dates and now will be rescheduled for some time in February.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
5
A planned Allpress Concert in Marshell has been postponed from winter dates and now will be rescheduled for some time in February.
The Fuller Brush Man is in town offering a free brush to every home. Mr H A Prinble demonstrates the Fuller Brush with the trademark button at Mrs Chas Davison’s home, phone 22 R. Call him.
The Wednesday Realart feature stars Wanda Hanley in The Outbid with a busy plot about newlyweds and duplicating apartments. It includes a fire escape sequence and runs at 7:16.
The week’s doings report selling Christmas seals led by Mrs. Charles Cole while rural schools push to mail in more seals. Marshall area happenings include visitors, marriages, dances, and local business notes with multiple residents and nearby towns mentioned.
Martinsville events include Thomas Tibbs hosting and Bennett family visits. Willis McDaniel family travels to Mississippi. Verna Dodd dies of diphtheria. Sylvia Mauk hosts Martinsville seniors. basketball beat Willow Hill 30 to 6. Christmas bazaar nets 240 dollars for M E church. Local residents attend events in Champaign Effingham and Champaign.
At the stated meeting of Marshall lodge No 133 A F and A M this evening the election of officers will be held.
The Wabash Valley bus line announces a transfer at State Line causing riders to walk about 51 percent of blocks on concrete. Daily schedule shows 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on weekdays, with 7:40 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Reports of a bus upset are unfounded. the incident involved a Clinton Terre Haute motor bus. See Charles A. Turner for details.
Sealed proposals will be received by a Committee of Supervisors and the Commissioner of Highways for Melrose Township up to 10 o clock A M December 22 1921 for the Buckner Bridge approach grades in section 26 Melrose Township. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Highway Office in Marshall Illinois. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for 50 dollars payable to the chairman of the committee to insure contract execution and bond filing within ten days of proposal acceptance. Committee: Ernest Junker Jay Swern Chas O Highsmith. Commissioner James Kelly.
Adda E English administratrix of J W English deceased invites all creditors to appear at Clark County Court Marshall Illinois at the February term on the first Monday for claims. Debtors urged to pay promptly. December 5 1921. Graham Snavely attorneys.
Public notice for a master in chancery sale in Clark County Illinois. The decree dated November 21 1921 directs H R Snavely master in chancery to sell at 2:00 PM January 7 1922 at the east door Marshall courthouse to the highest bidder parcels including Lots 1 2 7 8 in Block 14 Westfield and the east half of the NW quarter and north half of the SW quarter of section 4 township 11 north range 14 west with cash terms. Everett Connelly solicitor for complainant.
The G. T. club will be entertained with a Christmas party by Mrs Frank Meehling and Miss Margaret Meehling at the home of the former on South Sixth street tomorrow night. Mrs G G Gillespie, visiting relatives in Greenville, returns home this week to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Charles English. John Cané and Charles Hack of Momiénee visited here Monday. Mrs John M Swick of Newton, ill at the Marshall House since Sunday, was taken to Paris hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Melyix Lunstrum of Terra Haute visited Frances Williams. David Drew Myles, infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Myles, born December 6 1921, died December 10 1921 aged 3 days. Burial in Marshall cemetery.
Courtship era listings show several young couples from Auburn Casey and Terre Haute forming matches. Ages range from 17 to 25 with partners in their late teens to mid twenties, including Linnie Burkett and Catherine Bridges and Myrtle Mitchell and Cecil Bennett.
Joseph Hine of near Casey slashed his throat and hanged himself in a barn on Saturday. His body was discovered by his sons. He leaves a widow four daughters Mrs Maude Elliott Mrs George Raue Mrs Ross Sidwell Miss May Hows and three sons C B H Howe Bruce and Ralph Howe. No motive yet determined.
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