Marriage-license items from days gone by in Marshall
In days gone by marriage licenses were issued to Charley Sparks 22 and Lulu Peck 21 both of Marshall and John W. McKinley 34 and Sarah Pine 42, also of Marshall. Other notes record Mrs. Fred Wallis visiting Olney for her father N. J. Platt, a new baby girl for J. H. Dickerson and wife, a son for Ira Seigel and wife, and Frank and Clarence Prevo saving oxen during Wabash flood waters. Arthur Deaner and wife welcomed a baby girl, while Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berner hosted a lunch with guests including Misses Katie and Clara Schumaker and several Bubecks, Abel, and Schumaker family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley—Sparks
Lulu Peck
Marshall
John W. McKinley
Sarah Pine
Fred Wallis
Olney
N. J. Platt
J. H. Dickerson
Ira Seigel
Frank
Clarence Prevo
York Township
Arthur Deaner
Henry Berner
Llunch
Katie
Clara Schumaker
Louise
Tillie Bubeck
Fred Bubeck
Will
Wesley
Ernest Abel
Howard Craig
Balsaar Bubeck
John
Edgar Schumaker
Weddings and social notes from Volney Mount area 1914
Esquire Craig officiated two weddings in his office including J. W. Rachel with Grace Griffin of Marshall and George Smith with Anna Swim of Casey. Russell Lucan wed Laura Blundell with a parsonage ceremony and a chari vari after. A fancy costume party hosted by Esther Hurst. Mr Gallagher and daughter Mary mourn Eunice Reiley in Chicago. Mount takes a traveling salesman position for C. M. Sullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Craig
J. W. Rachel
Grace Griffin
Marshall
George Smith
Anna Swim
Casey
Balsaar Bubeck
Dan Quick
Terre Haute
Russell Lucan
Laura Blundell
E. G. Sandmeyer
C. M. Sullins
Local Notes and Marriages Highlight 1924 Marshall News
Thirty years ago word arrived of the marriage of Dr Walter Phillips Morton to Blanch Liffick in New York. Miss Liffick was a former Marshall girl who attended local high school. Edith Louise Spangler died January 24 at age 11, leaving parents and three sisters. funeral at Ohio church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phillips Morton
Blanch Liffick
New York
Liffick
Marshall
Helen Baird
Lois Fiscus
Champaign
Ben T. Baird
Edith Louise
Oscar
Cecil Spangler
Ohio Church
Guy Morrison
Cora Prevo
American Legion
Dulaney Bank
Sam Prevo
Robinson
Sam, Jr
Leslie Jane Manhart
L. A. Manhart
Girls Athletic Association
Teachers College At
Charleston
Marshall Herald social notices recap
Miss Marjorie Claypool underwent surgery at Union Hospital last Saturday. Local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morecraft with Nettie Sanders and Mrs. Grace Mason. Several families moved, hosted guests, or traveled to see kin in Indiana and Illinois. Mrs. Will Matthew suffered a stroke at home on North Michigan Ave. Mrs. Richard Mason was discharged from Union Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Claypool
Union Hospital
Claude Morecraft
Nettie Sanders
Nettie White
Grace Ms
EB. B. Postlewaite
Olney
Martha Bush
Gary
Indiana
Will Matthew
North
Michigan Ave
Martha Morecraft
Roy
Spittler
C. ‘E. Thompson
Herbert Tibbs
Bernard Stauty
Joe’ Staub
A. R. Miller
Carl Jones
Lys Davison
Harriet
Richard ‘Mason
Union’ ‘Hospital
Death of Mrs Henry Shaffner in Auburn
Mrs Henry Shaffner died at her Auburn home about 2 30 am Thursday after several days of heart trouble and related illnesses. She was about 54 years old and is survived by her husband and five children. The funeral was held at the Auburn church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thornsburg
Marshall
Harve Keller
Forsythe Cemetery
H. R. Snavely
Chicago
Men’s Commission Work
The
Methodist Church
Snavely
Lily Cummins
Irene
Fenton Hunt
Lon Linton
George Morgan
Henry Shaffner
Auburn
Ten Years Ago News In Dar win And Nearby
Ten years ago in 1944 Gary Charles Miller was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Miller in Terre Haute Union Hospital. Fred Sweet died in Tucson Arizona at 52 survived by Mae and four sisters. Lucy Spittler died at 72 in Anderson Township. D A Macklin recovered from flu and pneumonia. E B Hurst will remove cast soon after a fall. Robert Lowry injured in an airplane wreck improved at Great Lakes Naval Hospital. Olen Jennings reported landing safely somewhere in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miller
Darwin Township
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Gary Charles
Fred Sweet
Tucson
Arizona
Marshall Cemetery
D. A. Macklin
North Seventh Street
E. B. Hurst
Robert Lowry
Arthur Lowry
Marshall
Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Zion Home Bureau All Day Meeting Recap
The Zion Home Bureau held an all day session with Alice Tingley and Edith Tingley assisting. Secretary Vern Finkbiner read minutes, Ella Fikuart led a member ship talk, and Violet Miller reported on the executive board. A table was set for six with a linen cloth. several members attended including Eva ran inore and Mary Magill. The Friendly Class of the Methodist Church met that evening at Mrs. Helen Sumption’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Tingley
Alice Tingley
Wan Ae Ea
Edith Tingley
Vern Finkbiner
Ella Fikuart
Violet Miller
Eva Ran
Finkbiner
Cora
Ohm
Vivian
May Alice Tingley
Flora
Tingley
Edith ' ‘Tingley
Frozzie Magill
Mary Magill
Emma] ‘Helman
Ruby Wernz
Ella Trekuart
Methodist Church
Helen Sumption
Helen Rhoads
Carrie Fern
Women club notes and local shop offers announced
Quick and Mrs. Mildred Lewis host a meeting with Bess Craig presenting a report on Women of the Bible. Refreshments followed for members listed. Advertised items include antifreeze at 85c a quart, tires, garden seeds, tractor tires, tire services, valentine candy, English walnuts, pecans, apples, Buckwheat flour, fuel oil, and a display of corn cob pipes with a last season sale cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Quick
Mildred Lewis
Bess Craig
Bess. Craig
Ruth
Seed
Lucy, Bradley
Virginia Kelley
Lucille Smitley
Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter
South End reports a groundhog forecast six additional weeks of cold weather after a chilly Wednesday morning, with observers noting the animal's shadow.
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W.E. Cork
North 6Th St
MarsHall, Hl
R.E.L
International Harvester Dealer
N. Mich
Marshall, Ll
Ean
Marshall Herald
Seana
Marshall Cooperative Association
North 5Th Street
Marshall, III
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