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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1926

Page

4

Local Social Roundup Spells Holiday Visits and Home Scenes

Names of residents and visitors appear in a holiday frame as families travel between Terre Haute Marshall and nearby towns. Several houses change hands after a morning fire. Visitors include Mrs Allen Keasker Mrs Busby Miss Blizzard and families from Detroit Wyoming Kansas and Green Moss with many stops in Indiana communities.

Sunday Visits Report From Choctaw Community

Choctaw notes list Otis Williams visiting his grandparents Enoch and Lala Wyrick. Mary Ledermann with Bertha Higginbotham of Joes Fork. Wilna Cline staying with grandparents William and Wilma Cline. Mable Jackson with Louise Jackson of Avon. Estella Johnson and Clinton Cooper also mentioned among local visit records.

Otis Williams Allright Enoch Wyrick Lala Norton Bessie Norton Mary Ledermann Bertha Higginbotham Joes Fork Wilna Cline Wm. Cline Mable Jackson Louise Jackson Avon Estella Johnson Clinton Cooper

Christmas greetings and social visits in Crooked Creek

Mrs Elsie Ramsey visited her West Terre Haute relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Earl Smith and son and Miss Ellen Lowery visited Mrs Nettie Smith Sunday. Max Campbell and wife were guests of John Stepp and wife Sunday. Mrs Tom Collins of Larimer Hill stayed with her brother John Garner and family. Miss Ruby Ramsey visited Gertrude Garner Monday. A Christmas tree will be held at No 2 school Friday afternoon December 24.

Earl Smith Ellen Lowery Nettie Smith Max Campbell John Stepp Tom Collins Larimer Hill John Garner Ruby Ramsey Gertrude Garner No. 2

Weekend visits across Robinson Annapolis and Muddy Creek

Emery Francis of Robinson high school spent the weekend with his parents A. E. Francis and Mrs L. B. Wilbert hosted by Annapolis area residents Mrs M E Wells and Anna Wells family. Will Sackrider hosted by family. John Meeker visited Muddy Creek relatives.

Emery Francis Robinson A. E. Francis L. B. Wilbert Annapolis M E Wells John Anna Phillippi Anna Wells B C. Sackrider Earl Will Sackrider John Meeker Muddy Creek Will

Local residents report a week of business and visits

Alvan Wells was in West York on business Tuesday. Wallace Elliott and family were Christmas shopping in Annapolis on Wednesday. Cecil Wells was a business caller in West Union, Wednesday. Mrs. A. E. Francis spent Thursday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Leasure. Jesse Spraker transacted business in Annapolis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles St. Clair of near Hutsonville spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Angeline Nidey.

Jesse Spraker Annapolis Charles St. Clair Near Hutsonville Angeline Nidey

Garner town social notes and local visits

Chas Broadhurst and wife of Terre Haute stayed with S W Broadhurst family last Sunday. Albert Lee visited Marshall Saturday. Levi Hewitt spent the week in Terre Haute. Grandma Black remains ill and will turn 92 on the 22nd. Pearl Broadhurst and daughter Ice shopped in Marshall Friday. Freda Garner returned home from Terre Haute to join her sisters. Delphia Jennie Hewitt and niece Loreda visited Charles Hewitt and wife Sunday.

Chas. Broadhurst Terre Haute S. W. Broadhurst Albert Lee Marshall Levi Hewitt Grandma Black Pearl Broadhurst Alice Freda Garner Delphia Jennie Hewitt Loreda Charles Hewitt

Local social notes from Auburn area residents events

Robert Buckle and Jel Buckle spent Saturday with family near Auburn. Numerous visits recur through Friday to Sunday with neighbors, kin, and friends including Clements, Cornwell, Collier, Henderson, Pittenger, Draper, and Drummond families. Rev. John Carpenter to preach at local church Saturday night through Sunday.

Martha Ola Collier Alice Collier Ias Lawrence Drummond Ruth Pittenger Opal May Robert Buckle Dick Treadway Dean R. M. Clements Mary Henderson Ovie Draper Joe Davis Sarah Hollenbeck Daisy Draper Orville Risley Saul Pittenger John Carpenter Marshall Everett Blockinger Glenn Edna Henderson Mandy Martha Fawyer Mraz Palmer Cornwell Clarence Collier C. C. Collier

Local Families Meet for Weekend Visits

South Dolson note records Mr and Mrs Oda Marrs spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Amos Morgan and family. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Samuel Michael and Mr and Mrs Harry Harbor with their child visiting Mr and Mrs Abel Babcock and son Henry.

Oda Marrs Amos Morgan Samuel Michael Harry Harbor Abel Babcock Henry

Also Mentioned on This Page

UNION Keasker Allen Besa Busby H. C. Dolson Harry Helen Terre Whitlock Wallson Ene Harrison Dora Crumlin Mae Coombs Mae Termain Ora Cline May Floyd Wyoming A. C Whitlock Chas. Prevo Grace Blizzard James Nichols Lonnie Nichols Willie’ Williams Green -Moss Ninnie Burger Bos. Blizzard Perry Jackson Crooked Creek Elsie Ramsey James Kirby West Terre Haute East Mcdaniel Garner Jel Buckle Auburn Harper Reynolds Palmer Cornwell Velma Tharp Joe Tharp Lou Norris Parmer Cornwell Elizabeth Jeffers Will Manhart Katherine Mae Mrs. Reynard Babcock Lucille Faye Harbor Clarksville John Smith Bruce Spires Paul Roy Wallace Lauris Reuben Tingley Ralph Morgan Chicago Steila Minnie Ellis Awe Thomas Coager Martini Calvert and Family South Dolson Eefy Randall’s J. T. Randall Pooley Kent Atwater Kent Atwater Kent Model
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