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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
2
The piece analyzes the World Court issue with McKinley and Smith taking opposing stances, Republicans backing reservations and the League, Democrats for the League, and politics shaping the Senate race and local candidacies in Coles County as candidates maneuver for nominations.
Dan Baggs and wife plus son Clarence stayed in Livingston on Saturday night. Harold Imle visited grandmother Mrs Emily Geisert in Ernst on Wednesday. Earl Sweitzer and wife traveled to Terre Haute for a business trip Thursday and Friday. Rosa Thompson from Terre Haute visited her father Dan Thompson over the weekend. Fd Tingley of Hall spent a day with Mrs Ewily Geisert and daughter Minnie. Wm Travolta visited Sunday with Isaac Francis and family.
Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan and daughter Rogene spent Sunday with George Morgan and family. Chester Linton visited Vern Bishop and family. Diana Linton joined the gathering. Johnnie Hutchens and daughter Reba Faye spent Sunday with Tom Morgan. Other groups included Clark Legget with Ernie Bishop and family Lille and Marie Burkett with Everett Wilhoit and family. Willie Veach and children visited Charley Veach and son Harold.
Mrs R T Patterson and daughter Geraldine attended The Prince at Terre Haute Tuesday evening. Mrs Home Johnson and daughter Freda along with Mrs Thelma Horrall were present. Mrs Chas Winters and Mrs R V Warters with Mrs Clem Wiser spent Tuesday afternoon in Marshall with Mrs John Scholfield. Ike Sterling and family of Greenup visited Oscar Sterling and family Sunday.
A five room house with bath and half an acre of ground is in good condition. It includes a garage two large hen houses and electric wiring in all buildings. A built in cabinet by Whitchen is valued as irreplaceable at 150 dollars.
A seller notes the price of 3250 dollars and states no interest in renting the property, signaling a focused sale rather than lease.
Ross Stewart through executor R B English announces a public sale of 42 acres in Clark County Indiana at the east door of Marshall Court House on February 20 1926 between 10 a m and 4 p m with one o clock p m bid stop. Terms are cash in hand. Attorney Wm T Hollenbeck represents the estate. Advertisement 4-4.
Miss Agnes Fasig of Paris visited over Sunday with homefolks. Mr and Mrs J B Myers of Casey spend the week with their daughter Mrs Roy Cook and family. Mr and Mrs W C Comer of Effingham were guests of Rolla Burger. Mr and Mrs Frank Long spent Sunday night with Mrs Dick Cooper and family and left for Chicago Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith hosted a six oclock dinner in honor of their daughter Mildred Smith of Dayton Ohio. Also present were Mr and Mrs Wm Willison Robert Lindsey and family and Geo Lindsey and family. Rev and Mrs J A Stout hosted a 12 oclock dinner at North Washington Street. Attending were Mr and Mrs Chas Cooper Mr and Mrs Warren Tarman and daughter Jane Mr and Mrs Dick Cooper and son Junior and C E B Tarman aby.
Austin Huffman of Chicago and Logan Huffman of Toledo visited their brother Henry one day last week. Mr and Mrs Cleve Shade of Auburn spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Olin Sweet. Jennie Sweet attended the Terre Haute funeral of her sister Mrs Arney last Tuesday.
In Clark County Illinois the Circuit Court March Term 1926 Angeline Nidey sues Alpheus Athey and others in Chancery Partition. Affidavits show non residence of Wm Lickliter and Ross Lickliter and unknown Homer Lickliter. Defendants must appear March 8 to plead or risk decree by default. Official notice dated January 26 1926.
R B English named Executor of the Mary A Forsythe estate of Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the April term on the first Monday to adjust claims. Creditors urged to present balances and debtors to pay promptly.
Clark County notices the executor William A. Wallace will present his final settlement in the Clark County Court at Marshall on February 1, 1926. He seeks discharge from all duties in the estate of L. A. Wallace, deceased, with heirs and distributees invited to appear and resist if desired. Arthur Poorman, attorney.
The administrator of Pearl G. Lemley estate in Clark County Illinois will apply for final settlement February 1, 1926 in Marshall Windis. He asks to be discharged from all duties and responsibilities of the administration. Heirs and distributees may appear to resist the application. L. A. Lemley, Administrator. H. R. Snavely, Attorney.
Rexford and son joined Jennie Sweet for a Sunday visit. J. A. Sweet Olin Sweet and Don Tingley had dinner with Mr and Mrs Wes Sweet last Wednesday. Dorothy Bridget and Billie stayed with their uncle for a night. Carrie Tingley visited her daughter Hazel Sweet Monday. Don Tingley and family had Sunday dinner with Jennie Sweet and her son Austin.
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