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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
2
Green county Wisconsin boasts 167 cheese factories in 24 square miles producing 148 907 000 pounds of cheese out of 340 532 000 pounds nationwide. Wisconsin accounts for 46 6 percent of US cheese output with 38 992 cows yielding 312 000 000 pounds of milk annually.
Illness keeps Mrs. E. H. Baird home while many townsfolk make short trips and attend events. Numerous people travel, visit relatives, or plan winters in California or Terre Haute, with marriages and appointments noted.
Readable notes highlight Casey township and Cumberland county voters deciding on a township high school under 1911 law. Reports praise Germany White Oak and McKeen schools with attendance gains and new reading sets. Spelling champions, library activity, and a Dec Springfield teachers meeting are noted alongside statewide exam findings.
John Henry Klennert born October 26 1850 in Elsenbach Germany died November 30 1915 in Anderson township He married Christine Grau October 4 1881 He emigrated to the United States in 1884 living near Grand Turn Marshall area aside from six years in Texas and two in Terre Haute He is described as an honest citizen and neighbor Eorea his wife and three sons Henry C Earnest and Herman L Klennert are named with locations Indianapolis Ble Springs Texas.
Real estate mortgage offers from Edgar Summers Martinsville Ill provide secure loans with confidential handling. Also ads seek experienced land salesmen for Colorado lands with crop payment plan and commission basis. Wanted ash logs immediate delivery and a lost package of dry goods. Also services: picture framing, meat market, car sale, sewing machine for sale, and auto cleaning at Hippard's garage.
The deceased left a wife and one daughter Mrs Kate Stickson of Terre Haute. He is survived by three grandchildren and three great grandchildren, with many other relatives and friends. Rev Leo J Ehrhardt of the Evangelical Association church in Marshall conducted the funeral and burial was in Marshall cemetery. The family expresses thanks for the kindness shown during illness and death.
Mrs. Alica Burnside of Bement is the guest of her sister Mrs. V. L. Kelfer and family.
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