Friendly Methodist Sunday School Class Event Noted
The Friendly Class of the Methodist Sunday school met Monday evening at Miss Harriette Metz home with hostesses Mrs Harold Luse Miss Alice Spotts Miss Gail Batson and Miss Metz. Attendees included a long list of women and girls from the church community. Mrs Harry B Potter hosted a separate Sunday school gathering on Thursday January 26 from 4 to 530 PM with Alma Lea Hutchinson Betty Lou Scholfield Nora Jane Mathews and others sharing games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Harriette Metz
Harold Luse
Alice Spotts
Gail Batson
Miss Metz
Pauline Jones
Lydia Engish
G. G. Gillespie
Helen Holman
Dorothy Williams
Thomas Findley
W. D. Hogue
Wm. Beuhler
Ward LaRue
Ralph
Harry B. Potter
Alma Lea Hutchinson
Betty Lou Scholfield
Nora Jane Mathews
Margaret Ann Bubeck
Norma Baker
Mary Jane Pulver
Margaret Stepp
Violet Saiter
Mabel Forsythe
Marjorie Stover
Stitchery Club Luncheon Hosts January Gathering
Mrs. John Rademaker entertained the Stitchery Club with a one o'clock luncheon on Thursday January 26. Members included Mrs. W. E. Morris Mrs. Will Taylor Mrs. Burns Smith Mrs. Lilian Shepler Mrs. C. L. Parsons Mrs. John Scholfield Mrs. James Brady Mrs. A. T. Taylor and guest Frank Brosman of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rademaker
Stitchery Club
W. E. Morris
Will Taylor
Burns Smith
Lilian Shepler
C. L. Parsons
John Scholfield
James Brady
A. T. Taylor
Frank Brosman
Indianapolis
Boesiger Couple Return From HoneymoonTrip to Charlotte
Mr and Mrs John Boesiger returned Saturday from a ten day honeymoon in Charlotte North Carolina. They were joined by his brother Walter Boesiger who accompanied them home and will visit for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boesiger
Charlotte
North Carolina
Walter Boesiger
Dinner guests include Berner and Miller families
Mr and Mrs Ed Fishback hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Albert Berner and sons of Wolf Point Mortana, Mr and Mrs Henry Berner, and Mr and Mrs Will Miller and family. Afternoon company also included Mr and Mrs Eugene Miller and their son Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fishback
Albert Berner
Wolf Point
Mortana
Henry Berner
Will Miller
Eugene Miller
Alfred
Miss Virginia Knipe Visits Relatives in Bridgeport
Miss Virginia Knipe, a University of Illinois student, spends vacation in Marshall with her mother Mrs. Wm. Knipe and travels to Bridgeport Sunday for a brief visit with her sister Mrs. Silas Clay and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knipe
University of Ilinois
Marshall
Wm. Knipe
Bridgeport
Silas Clay
Public sale notices and farm listings in Marshall column
Classified column items announce a public sale at Kesler and Knowles barn in Marshall on Saturday afternoon February 4 with cows yearling Jersey bull heifers horses farm implements and vehicles plus various livestock feed and a truck and touring car all to the highest bidder. Also listed are sales employment in Cleveland for lubricants furniture land for sale rents and money to loan notices and Clover seed and hay offerings with contact names and locations in Marshall Illinois and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesler & Knowles
Marshall
Crawford Co
BE. B. Hurst
Mission Study Club to Meet at 3 15 This Afternoon
The Mission Study Club of the Congregational church will gather this afternoon at 3 15 at Mrs. Grant Pritchard home with Mrs. Pritchard and Miss Gertrude Shaw as hostesses. Mrs. F. R. Black will lead devotions and Mrs. Wm Rector will read from Bruce Barton’s Nobody Knows.
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Mission Study Club
The
Congregational Church
Grant Pritchard
Pritchard
Gertrude Shaw
F. R. Black
Wm. Rector
Bruce Barton
Rose Friday student Robert Mathews returns to Terre Haute for weekend
Robert Mathews of Rose Friday went to Terre Haute with three classmates to visit over the weekend where he was entertained by his family and friends, accompanied by his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mathews
Rose
Bert Mathews
Robert
Terre Haute
Mrs Rush and relatives visit relatives here
Mrs J E Rush and her daughter Hunice and Signes l Lyacano of Greenville Miss visited here last Thursday with Mrs Rush's parents Mr and Mrs Joe Gallagher. Mr Rush stayed over the weekend and returned to Greenville Monday. Mr and Mrs S R Prevo came back Tuesday from Chicago after attending the automobile show where a new Four Door Ford sedan was on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rush
Hunice
Signes l Lyacano
Greenville
S. R. Prevo
Chicago
Fannie Bell
Dresser
Ind
Jennie Machian
O'Neal Accepts Call at Lancaster Church
Rev J S O Neal has accepted a call to the Christian church at Lancaster and began duties last Sunday. He preached there four years earlier in his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. O’neal
Christian Church
Lancaster
O’neal
L. L. Club Hosts Elbert Hubbard Themed Evening
The L. L. Club met at Mrs. J. K. Kerr's home Tuesday. Sessions included roll call and current events. Mrs. J. E. Howell read a Life of Elbert Hubbard, and Mrs. George Farris and Miss Margaret Shaw presented on the First Volume of Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book. Attendees included Mrs. J. R. Burnett, Mrs. EB. J. Giffel, Mrs. C. C. Carroll, Mrs. E. E. Howell, Mrs. George Farris, Mrs. F. B. Cole, Mrs. H. M. Dewey, Miss Margaret Shaw, and Miss Mary Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Club
J. K. Kerr
J. E. Howell
Elbert Hubbard
George Farris
Margaret Shaw
J. R. Burnett
EB. J. Giffel
C. C. Carroll
Illinois students travel and local social notes shorten event list
Harry Holscher, a University of Illinois student, visits with Prof. and Mrs. Holscher along with Chuck Amberg from Elmira and Max Zschau of Marshall and John Helfrich of Paris as they attended the state florists meeting in Champaign. Archie Eaton and Lottie Ballard of Sullivan were married by Squire Thomas Craig on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holscher
University of Illinois
B. F. Holscher
Chuck Amberg
Elmira
New York
University
Max Zschau
Marshall
John Helfrich
Paris
Champaign
Archie Eaton
Lottie Ballard
Sullivan, Ind
Squire Thomas Craig
In Days Gone By Fifty Years Ago
Ott Gray assumes Sherman House duties Friday. New marriage law requires certifying ministers to file a second certificate with full details. County clerk offers blanks. Local dealer cuts cigars price. Fred Otto and W W Payne, formerly Foster Brothers Terre Haute manager, visited town and discussed county business plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott. Gray
Sherman
Fred Otto W W Payne
Terre Haute
Foster Brothers
Local Birth and Accident Notices From Marshall Area
Mrs. Phil Griess presented a baby girl to her husband last Wednesday. Miss Susie Biggs, daughter of Isaiah Biggs near Marshall, broke her left leg in a hill toboggan accident Saturday evening. Doctor attended and she is recovering. Mrs. W A Houpt and others visited W P Hickman and wife. Charlie Baker of New Burnside, Cairo Short Line principal assistant engineer, spent Sunday in Marshall with Mae Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Griess
Susie Biggs
Isaiah Biggs
Marshall
Briggs
W. A. Houpt
Charles Mosely
Mamie Steincamp
A. McDonald
Terre Haute
W P. Hickman
Charlie Baker
New Burnside
Cairo
Dan Ferry weds Miss Bell Lee in yesterday ceremony
Dan Ferry and Miss Bell Lee were married yesterday afternoon by Father Dr Moroney and began housekeeping near Lon Archer's. Dan Johnson traded the old Noyes property to Ian in Creenenstia Indiana for a stock of boats and shoes. the stock has been shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ferry
Miss Bell Lee
Dr. Moroney
Courge
Lon Archer's
Dan Johnson
Noyes
Iaan
Creenenstia
Ind
Dulaney corner business shift and local nuptials noted
Charlie Gorham moves stock into the Dulaney corner building and will run boots and shoes for Ben. On Wednesday evening Miss Etta Church and Hartle Shaffner wed, planning to start housekeeping spring on a farm across the railroad from John Shaffner's. Hartle is praised as a fine fellow who makes a home pleasant. Congratulations are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney Corner
Charlie Gorham
Ben
Miss Etta
A. B. Church
Auburn
Hartle Shaffner
John Shaffner
Hartie
Marshall township teachers institute features varied program
The event included talks on intelligent library use and incentives for attendance, plus topics on US history and the psychology of work. Speakers named Eva McKinney Frorza Smith Amy Smith Carrie Elliott Carrie Keller Jim Craig Emma Lowe Charles Bubeck and others led discussions. Ray Lynn, a former resident now near Florence Alabama, sustained a severe eye injury while carpentry work. His family lives in Altamont Illinois.
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Marshall Township
Eva McKinney
Frorza Smith
Amy Smith
Carrie Elliott
Carrie Keller
Jim Craig
Emma Lowe
Barkman
LaSalle
Charles Bubeck
Ray Lynn
Florence
Ala
Altamont
Iil
January thaw causes major river ice damage and losses
The unexpected thaw shifted ice into the Ohio and Tennessee rivers causing heavy shipping damage. Paducah Kentucky reports losses around $600,000. Frank Machlan of Dennison buys the garage and auto repair business long run by Lloyd Pulver and will take charge next week.
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Ust
Ohio
Tennessee
Paducah
Frank Machlan
Dennison Hhas
Lloyd Pulver
Death of Bernard Houk Aged 7 in Marshall Paris Hospital
Bernard Houk youngest son of Mr and Mrs Dean Houk died in Paris hospital January 26 1928 after an operation to save his life He was born November 10 1920 in Marshall and lived there all his life He was in second grade at North Side school Survived by parents one sister Alice two brothers Robert and William at home one grandmother Mrs Alice Houk and many others Funeral held January 27 at East Main street residence with Rev Howard Leach officiating Interment in Livingston cemetery The family thanks neighbors for support
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Bernard
Dean Houk
Marshall
Paris
North Side
Alice
Robert
William
Alice Houk
East Main Street
Howard Leach
Livingston
New Guardian Appointed in Fay Flint Estate Case
In county court, Fay Flint’s guardianship petition is granted with Fay Flint named guardian. Oath on file, letters issued, inventory filed and approved. Other estates: Ruth LeGore will hearing set for first Monday in March. Clayton B Mount personal property sale granted. C A Canady final report. heirs entered. administrator discharged. J C Goble guardian report approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Flint
Ruth LeGore
Clayton B. Mount
C. A. Canady
J C. Goble
Guardian
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Aetna
Mark Stewart
Guy Fire Insurance
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
J. K. Black
Marshall, Ill
Johnson’s
H. M. Dewey, & Co
Pat Douglass
Pioneer Cream Station
South 6Th Street
F. Johnson
Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
Illinois
Henry Musselman
Ses
Fred Keifer
Will Mammerty
Bill Booster
Harry Sockler
Dan Fawley
Millikin College
Albert Sockler
Herman Fawley
Emery Cox
Oklahoma
Texas
Tulsa
Okla
Ft. Worth
Houston
Galveston
Richard Hunter
Geneva
Ormond Beach
Florida
Parlee Hurst
University of Inois
George G. Ross
C. B. Behner
George Somerville
Joe Grabenheimer
Heis
Pauline James
Effingham
Everett Smitley
Washington, D. C
E. C. Bolton
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas’ Cole
Robinson
Sidney Scholfield
Warren Shipe
del Rio
John Dawson
Goitre
Henry Kesker
William Kesker
John Stuker
Farley, Mo
Fred Willman
Wit. Boesiger
Douglas County
Watkins Products
Tuscola
Everett Connally
Sylvia Ritter
Harold Nash
Casey
Casey Martinsville
Jordie Lewis
Ted Perdue
Toledo
Stanley Palmer
Ft. Bayard
New Mexico
Conrad Bartram
Armstrong
Marshall Sanatorium
al Yonts
Cora Reynolds
Andrew Kesler
Virginia Allen
O. K. Allen
Everett Black of
Mary Guinnip
Robert Cox
Helen Baird
Tower Hill
Mrs
Ben T Baird
Irene Stewart
Don Kesler
Bernard Houk
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Earl Ellshoff
West Maple St
Marshall, IL
the Herald
Louise
Marcels
Louise Lickert
Main Marshall
Ill
Herald
Bubeck & Gallagher Funeral Directors
Marshall Maid Bread
Elite Bakery
Hlta
Si-Noxk
Si-Nok Jr
NOK Nok
Senok Indiana
D.d.doll & Son
Pillsbury
Peaches Country Club
Country Club
Pythian Theatre
Ruth Taylor
Alice White
Ford Sterling
Trixie Friganza
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