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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1922

Page

4

Martinsville social notes share visitors and relatives

Mrs. Harvey Ludwig and her young daughter visited the Fasigs and family from the first of the week. Mrs. J. R. Dye of Sisterville West Virginia visits Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barber. Mrs. Josie Husted of Terre Haute visits relatives here. Mrs. Blanche Lavengood of Indianapolis has been visiting with relatives.

Harvey Ludwig Elza Fasig J. R. Dye Sisterville W. Va A. H. Barber Josie Husted Terre Haute Blanche Lavengood Indianapolis

Local Notes and Incidents In Town and Surrounds

Mrs Sarah Fienner returns home from hospitalization and Mrs C R Winterrowd shows improvement after illness. Lon Miller residence in south town burned last Tuesday morning with only partial contents saved. Mrs D A Macklin and son Faye visited Terre Haute on Monday. Elizabeth Crosgrove is sick. Ed Shinkle and family from Casey visited. Frank Jeffs of Cleone spent Sunday with Leon Atkins. Andrew Bailey former Penn railroad foreman and bridge watchman dies at his Effingham home from apoplexy.

Sarah Fienner C. R. Winterrowd Lon Miller D. A. Macklin Faye Terre Haute Elizabeth Crosgrove Ed Shinkle Casey Frank Jeffs Cleone

Local Social News Highlights In Brief

KILE Flossie Huffilington and Godfrey Spittler had dinner Sunday with Thomas Serwise. Mrs. Frank Bender spent Friday with Mrs. Andy Sander. Mrs. Nathan Tingley and daughter Margaret stayed over Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. William Kile of Marshall. Gay Spittler visited Terre Haute. Albert Kile couple welcomed daughter Bertha Lenore. Nellie Wright visited Hindsboro. Raymond Lambdin couple visited Sunday with Mrs. Richard Shotts.

Flossie Huffilington Godfrey Spittler Thomas Serwise Frank Bender Andy Sander Nathan Tingley Margaret William Kile Marshall Gay Spittler Terre Haute Albert Kile Bertha Lenore Nellie Wright Hindsboro Raymond Lambdin Richard Shotts

Local Visitors and Homecomings Highlight Town Weekend

Rodney Bell was in town Sunday. Mabel Rook has returned to Eldridge TH. Agnes Jackson is back from the hospital. Nellie Eisner and daughters Fern and Ruth visit Mrs. Barker and family. Dean Sebastian and family visit Calvin Sebastian and family.

Rodney Bell Mabel Rook Eldridge Agnes Jackson Nellie Eisner Fern Ruth Mrs. Barker Dean Sebastian Calvin Sebastian

Local Nuptials and Visiting Returns Highlight Week

Reno Babers and Helen Norris wed at Fairbanks on Saturday. Dallas Reynolds and wife visit George Pritchard and family in Tillie Jackson has returned from Chrisman visiting relatives here Ardath Whitman visits relatives here and is reported no better.

Reno” Babers Helen’ Norris Fairbanks Dallas Reynolds George, Pritchard Tillie Jackson Chrisman Ardath Whitman

Local Social News Notes From West Union and Terre Haute

Miss Minnie Geisert is sick. John Higginbotham and son visited his invalid mother at Will Higginbotham and Wife’s home. Arthur Pickens of Terre Haute spent Saturday with his father James Pickens. Lou Hawker and wife of English spent Saturday night and Sunday with Harry Pickens and wife. Elnora Black of Terre Haute spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Leroy Sears.

John Higginbotham West Union Will Higginbotham Arthur Pickens Terre” “Haute James Pickens Lou Hawker English Harry Pickens Elnora, Black Terre Haute Leroy Sears

West York Community News Briefs Include Visits and Milestones

Mrs Elvina Layton visited Terre Haute to see her son Fred Layton and family and Fred Beal. Harlen Steinbaugh and babe from Martinsville visited here Saturday. Thel Stanfield and babe of Melrose visited Rev T C Bailiff Friday then went to Marshall. Sebren Simms heads to Chicago for a job in his brother’s grocery. Mrs Thomas Athey visited friends at Robinson. Mary Helen Lindley returned to Urbana University to study. George S Rains and James Lindley family attended Charles Raines’ Sunday dinner. Several cases of flu and cold noted. George and Mrs Rains celebrated thirtieth wedding anniversary Jan 31.

Elvina’ ‘Layton Terre Haute Fred Layton Fred Beal Harlen Steinbaugh Babe Martinsville Thel Stanfield Melrose T.C Marshall Sebren Simms Chicago Thomas Athey Robinson Mary Helen Lindley University Urbana James Lindley George Hagar Charles Raines George S. Rains

Local nuptials honor Fern Nidey and Hubert Dix

Thirty two relatives attended the ceremony at Marshal where refreshments of oyster and small fruit were served. Mr. Rains received a tie pin and Mrs. Rains a necklace. Fern Nidey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chalky Nidey, wed Hubert Dix on Wednesday. both are popular neighbors in the area.

Mr. Rains Rains Fern Nidey Chalky Nidey Hubert Dix Marshal

Sheriff Candidate John W. Lewis Files for 1922 Primary

Announcement states Sheriff John W. Lewis will seek the Republican nomination for Sheriff at the primary to be held April 11, 1922. The notice appears in a formatted ad with party endorsement and future campaign intent.

John W. Lewis Wey Pat

Edward Pearce Seeks County Judge Post in Clark County

Edward Pearce announces candidacy for County Judge in Clark County. He runs in the Republican primary set for April 11, 1922. Advertisement.

Shusser Files Candidacy for County Judge Post

Announcement lists LW Slusser as a candidate for County Judge pending Republican primary approval set for Tuesday April 11 1922. The notice appears as an advertisement with a quoted statement from WW W O Shusser.

Millard Hedrick Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Clark County

Millard Hedrick announces his campaign for Clark County Sheriff pending Republican primary approval. The notice, paid by MAPLAS Adv BGs, appears as an election advertisement.

Short for sheriff announces candidacy in Clark County

Charles Short announces his candidacy for sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican primary voters approval. Primary election set for April 11, 1922. Advertisement 5 of

Clark County Teheriff Charles Short

Marshall Township Road Commissioner Candidate Announcement

George Litteral announces candidacy for Road Commissioner in Marshall township subject to Republican primary approval in March. This advertisement notes the campaign and seeks party support.

Marshall George

Candidate declares 1922 Republican bid for County Clerk

Harold A. Wysling announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk in the April 11 1922 primaries. Advertisement notes the 1922 race and seeks voters support.

Harold A. Wysling

Miss Opal Stanfield and Beulah Siegel Return Home News

Miss Opal Stanfield returned from Chicago last week where she has a position. Miss Beulah Siegel, who has been nursing in a sanatorium at Robinson, has returned home.

Opal Stanfield Chicago Beulah Siegel Ween Robinson

Administrator's Notice for Mary B. Lamb Estate

Administrator Wm T Lamb named for Mary B Lamb deceased Clark County Illinois announces he will appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall on the April term first Monday to settle claims against the estate. Debtors are urged to pay promptly. Dated January 21.

Mary B. Lamb Mary ADI Wm. T.lamb Hollenbeck

Notice in Chancery Case Black et al vs Black et al

In Clark county Illinois circuit court Marshall term 1922 Everett Connelly solicitor announces non residence of defendants Arthur Black Claude Black and Forest Black in the chancery suit Black et al vs Black et al filed February 7 1922 returnable March 13 next. Defendants must appear March term or face decree by default. B W Hodson Clerk Marshall February 7 1922.

State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Ley de Everett Black Eliza A. Black Arthur Black Claude Black Forest. Black Chancery Arthur Black Forest Black Circuit Court Circuit ‘Court Holden Marshall Bill B. W.hodson Illinois Everett Connelly

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