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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1921

Page

4

Moonshine Erie Cox Works For Lewis Stevens

Irvin Keith of Canada visited Eliias Blankenbeker on Friday. A large crowd attended the funeral of the small son of Mr and Mrs Earl Baxter at Butternut on Tuesday. The Lasey township high school honor roll for the second quarter lists Rose Green Laurel Green Zelma Briggs Decia Geffs and William Crouch with averages from 88 to 90 percent. Herman Gross sold 31 head of hogs Friday at nine dollars and twenty five cents per hundred.

Erie Cox Lewis Stevens Ida Elliott Ova June Davis Herman Gross Irvin Keith Canada Eliias Blankenbeker Earl Baxter Butternut Lasey Township Rose Laurel Green Zelma Briggs Decia Geffs William Crouch

Martinsville Remains of Mrs Casselman Attended Funeral

Remains of Mrs Ethel Casselman arrived from Rossville New Mexico Sunday night and were buried in Martinsville Tuesday at 2. Interments followed at the city cemetery. Large crowds attended revival services at Bethel church and a funeral for Martha Pearce was held there after a arrival from Peoria. Dr W H Doak attended his brother’s funeral in Terre Haute today.

Ethel Casselman Rossville New Mexico William Ward George Grant John W Lewis Wm T. Hollenbeck Martinsville Oscar van Horn Indianapolis van Horn Casselman Bethel Church Malissa Campbell Martha Pearce Peoria James O Heyworth Church of God Bethel Whe Doak Terre Haute

Ra Dolson and families visit near Westfield on Sunday

Ra Dolson Ssisian Riches visited with his father and family near Westfield Sundays Owen Hendricks and family spent Sunday with his brother Will and family Miss Irene Combs returned from Terre Haute last week where she had stayed with Claud Huggins and family for two weeks JoF Mundy Co bought the Amber from Mrs Ida Biggs of California to be sawed into railroad ties Silas and Zenas Murphy and their wives and Mrs Diana Murphy spent Sunday at J W Hutchings home Word came last week that John Claypool was seriously ill at his home in Michigan He was a resident of the community.

Irene Combs Terre Haute Claud Huggins Jof Mundy & Co Ida Biggs California Silas Zenas Murphy Diana Murphy Sunda J W Hutchings John Claypool Michigan Man Vedrs Com- Poulin Andrew Dunkel Andrew Kesler Mt. Carmel Edith Burkholder Asbury Lucille Gork Estella Morgan Helen Norma Weaver Reese Weaver Keith John Morgan Greeta Alcorn Matel Price Large Abraham Shoe Co Dixon Illinois Don Black Marshall Mabel Briscoe Indianapolis Frank McNutt New York City Lois Cook Hazel Dell Mary Finney George W. Bell Dallas Texas W. W. McDonald Ed Taylor Dr. Kelly St. Louis Joyce Brewer Danville Doyle W. Clem F. E. Buckle J. A. Davie Abe Kilborne Kentucky Ralph Ewing Westfield Brown's Business College Db Lee John C Freeman Margaret Zink Logansport Amanda Williams Greenup George Spence J. V. Howe Glen Ruffner Olney Rhodes Toledo Katherine Dare Evansville Beatrice Dare Charles T Briscoe Waterloo Mesdames L. P Emrich H. M. Grant Helen Grant Fanny Miller Oakland Gilbert Manuel Dixon Ina Dixon N. B. Bliss Jasper Bliss Champaign Daisy Bliss Chicago Myrna Stewart R. C. Stewart I. W. Lee John Smith Chenoa, Il Daisy Myers Goldie Nimel Parkersburg W. Va W. D. Smith H. B. Harreson Bedford Ind Kansas-Yale Line Mildred Jones J. W. York

Westfield Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Miss Helen Williams returned from the University at Champaign for the weekend. A Miller from Springfield visited with sisters Nora and Violet Miller. Mr and Mrs R W Webb travelled to Princeton Indiana where Webb operates oil field tools. Lewis shipped hogs to Indianapolis. Leo Bell and Ralph Ewing, students in Terre Haute, visited home. Makepiece and John Watson visited Charleston Friday. Mrs S Myers visited the Minter home Friday. A revival at the Methodist church closed Wednesday night and many new members joined.

Helen Williams University Champaign Springfield Nora Violet Miller R W Webb Princeton Ind Webb Lewis Indianapolis Leo Bell Ralph Ewing Terre Haute Makepiece John Watson Charleston S Myers O L Minter Methodist Church

Local Notices of Visits and Illness from South Dolson

Mrs Grace Cassady stayed with cousin Mrs Oda Marrs while Mrs Fred Wieland, now in Charleston, is reported very ill with pneumonia. George Claypool’s father, John Claypool of Branch, Mich., reports his serious illness. Theron Murphy attends Terre Haute business school. Miss Gertie Thomas visited sister Mrs Glenn Morgan at Wetzel er. Mr and Mrs Andy Frey hosted Rosa Clapp and Henry Jax. Abel Babcock and family and Chad Goekler joined R E Babcock for Sunday. Austin Claypool attended Kenneth Claypool’s birthday party Sunday.

John Phillips Martinsville Grace Cassady Oda Marrs Fred Wieland Charleston George Claypool John Claypool Branch Mich Theron Murphy Silas Murphy Terre Haute Gertie Thomas Glenn Morgan Wetzeler Henry Jax Rosa Clapp Andy Frey Abel Babcock Chad. A. Goekler Thomas C. Graham R. E. Babcock Austin Claypool Kenneth Claypool

Local notes from York area detail family visits and health issues

Stacy Bradbury from Port Gibson visited relatives near West Union as Ruth Nicol received treatment in Robinson hospital. The Barker brothers and Ivan Sweitzer returned from Hast St Louis to resume work Monday. Dora Blair survives illness but remains unable to work. the Daughetee home is quarantined for diphtheria and school closed. Mrs Motle Clark improves after illness. Sam Cullop moves north of York to the Cullop place. Nicols family from near West Union visited, and Alva Orcut and wife visited York parents.

Stacy Bradbury Port Gibson Miss West Union Charles Murphys Ruth Nicol Robinson Ruth Robinson Hospital John Jack Barker Ivan Sweitzer Hast St Louis Barker Boys Dora Blair Dora Grant Daughetee Motle Clark Sam Cullop Dr. Cullop York

Local social notes from Choctaw and surrounding areas

Hershel Cline and wife entertained several of the young people on Wednesday night. L. D. Coombs and wife with daughter Cora, Ethel Gilbert, Ellen Reece and Anna Belle Jackson of Allright visited IJ Walker and family. Perry Jackson and family dined with L. D. Coombs and family of Allright. John and Maude Blizzard visited George Strohm and family of Avon. Mrs Cary Miller and son Thomas of Wabash township spent part of the week with relatives. Mrs Ida Wyrick visited Mrs Kate Gard of Grand Tim. Carl and Clara Norton visited Sylvia Hollenbeck and brothers. Mrs Carrie Creamer of Terre Haute visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Jefferson Brewster. Bernadine, Irmagene, Virginia Miller, Wilma and Fenton Cline, Ina and Carrie Thompson, Opal Walker, Gladys Hollenbeck and Fern Craig have chicken pox. Jesse Walker and family visited John Garner and family Sunday afternoon. Miss Ola Richart of Allright will continue the spring term of school.

L. D Coombs Cora Ethel Gilbert Ellen Reece Anna Belle Jackson Allright Jess Maxwell Minnesota Walker Perry Jackson L. D Coomtes John and Maude Blizzard George Strohm Avon Cary Miller Thomas Wabash Ida Wyrick Kate Gard Tim Carl Clara Norton Sylvia Hollenbeck Bernadine Irmagene Virginia Miller Wilma Fenton Cline Ina Carrie Thompson Opal Walker Gladys Hollenbeck Fern Craig Jesse Walker John Garner Ola Richart of

Wright and Spittler Family Socials Reported

Nellie Mabel Esther Jedith and Glen Wright with Reno Maurer on Saturday night. Ola Siverly and children and Lucinda McKenzie visited Philip Spittler’s daughter on Thursday. Thomas Serwise and daughter spent Wednesday with Leander Wright and daughter. Gay Spittler departed Sunday for Glas ford Til. Ernest Ohm was guest of Ernest Kile’s family Sunday. Wm. Freeman visited Philip Spittler Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kile were Sunday guests of Nathan Tingley. Mir Wright and family and Mir and Mra Andy Sanders with Godfrey Spittler and Flosale Huffington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Porbeck.

Nellie Mabel Esther Jedith Glen Wright Gay Lenore Spittler Reno Maurer Ola Siverly Lucinda McKenzie Philip Spittler Thomas Serwise Leander Wright Gay Spittler Glasford Til Ernest Ohm Ernest Kile Wm. Freeman Mir Mra Andy Sanders Godfrey Spittler Flosale Huffington We. Porbeck

Sunday church night brings neighbors together

Regular gathering at Livingston church drew residents and visitors for a Sunday night event. The column lists numerous visitors and relatives from Terre Haute Martinsville Marshall Armstrong Arm and nearby towns visiting hosts and each other through Sunday and Monday, noting family connections and short visits.

Sunday visits and family gatherings in Oak Grove

Sloan filled his appointment Sunday and the services were attended. Mrs Bohn spent Sunday at Carl Clements and wife. Crumrine visiting relatives in Martinsville. Mina Ormiston visited with Bessie Escott Sunday. Paul and Robert Nolan spent Sunday with Ray Crumline. Mr and Mrs Ray Ormiston visited with his parents Sunday. Cecil Liffick Mona and Dorothy Ormiston spent last Sunday with Tressie and Leslie Liffick. James Gilbert and family spent Sunday at Brad Spencer's. The Clements funeral party attended Martinsville. Will McDonald guest of daughter here Sunday. Rey Sloan dinner guest of the Clements. Joe Liffick and family spent Monday with Andy Liffick. Nelle Goodwin wintering in Houston Texas with hospital job.

Brad Spencer Carl Clements Mr Clements Martinsville Will McDonald Rey Sloan Clements Joe Liffick Andy Liffick Nelle Goodwin Houston Texas

Local Socialize Notes from Spiketown and Nearby

Mrs. Nancy Fredenberger and others visited with Ruth and Goldie Stepp on Sunday. Numerous locals including Mrs. Will Pine, Monroe Hartgrove, George Dunn, Dan Milbourne, and Helen Fredenberger attended various visits and a birthday party for Elizabeth at John McKenphee’s home. The piece ends with a quoted proverb about valuable things and a remark on business advice.

Nancy Fredenberger Washburn Imogene Irwin Lula Sweet Emma Anna Mildred Hoenig Mary Bessie Norton Helen Clairene Ethel McKinzie Myrna Ruth Fredenberger Edna Lovell Ruth Goldie Stepp Will Pine Marshall Sam Umbarger Monroe Hartgrove George Dunn Sarah Norton Loja Herman Hoenig Ethel, Selbert Charles Elbert Shumaker Albert Buser John Fox Otho Murphy Logan Johnson

Casey Area Society Notes Busy Week Of Travel News

Local residents return from visits in Dixon Marshall Indianapolis and Terre Haute while others plan trips to Dallas Chicago and New York. Students from Casey move into University of Illinois semester and new front added to W C Slusser’s building. The Hill Post American Legion hosts a dance as Mrs Applegate's burial follows an appendicitis operation.

Casey University of Illinois Bonnie Fortney Kathryn Parcel Venice Keach Hazel Shields Ruah Conel Wayne Emrich Dick Gossett Owen Main Denzel Forrester Russell Emrich Franklin Seabout Guy Keach Nugent Ragland W. C. Slusser Central Avenue Vistor Hill American Legion Moose Club Hazel Dell Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Kate Gerrard East Main Street Mar. James J. W. Conel JL Orsborn

Japanese Operetta Shines at Casey High School Play

Seventy pupils led by Miss Jean Hunter staged an operetta with Everett Tingley Fern Wiley and Munson Harris praised for prime roles. High school orchestra plus town musicians provided music as $260 plus proceeds benefit school funds. Casey basketball beat Newton 40 to 20, then split a double header with alumni 21 20 and 53 to 11 with stars Glen Adams and Ralph Foster.

Jean Hunter Everett Tingley Fern Wiley Chrysanthemum Munson Harris Wizard Herbert Goble B. B. Woods Indianapolis Walter K. Davis Marshall Casey High School Newton Five Newton Sons of Rest Casey Vandalia Glen Adams Ralph Foster

West York church notes and local visiting

Eld H Stivers preached at the church of Christ to a large audience Saturday evening and Sunday. Several residents and visitors are named including Mrs Rolson ill, W H Piety in Graysville Indiana, Mrs Joe Sims visiting Chicago and Kenosha, Mrs Emma Burson of Paris, Roscoe Mason of Indianapolis visiting family, Mrs H A Steinbaugh visiting J C Blankenbeker in Oblong, Malcom Bruner of Marshall visiting Lewis Leife family, Exima Modre visiting Mrs R L Bell of Paris, Rolla Coffin moving to Allen Hicks property, Charles Harris and family visiting from Graysville Sunday.

Eld. H. Stivers Church of Christ Rolson Here W.H. Piety Graysville Indiana Joe Sims Chicago Kenosha Wrs Josiah Henderson Indianapolis Emma Burson Paris Carrie Nidey Roscoe Mason James Mason H. A. Steinbaugh J. C. Blankenbeker Malcom Bruner Marshall Lewis Leife Exima Modre R. L. Bell Rolla Coffin West Union Allen Hicks Charles Harris and Ind

Nellie Roselee Naptier Born to Melrose Couple

Mrs. Guy Naptier and Mr. Naptier announce the birth of a daughter Nellie Roselee. Mrs. Henry Grubb is staying with the Naptier family. Clacy Thompson plans a February 17 sale before moving to Martinsville. Ernest Medaker will relocate to Marshall for work. Denzel Montgomery of San Diego dies January 25. he was a World War veteran who served six years.

Guy Naptier Nellie Roselee Henry Grubb Naptier Clacy Thompson G. W. M. Thompson Martinsville Tom Thompson Ernest Medaker Medaker Marshall Decia Thompson Denzel Montgomery San Diego California

Public Chancery Notice in Illinois Case 1921

Nonresident defendants Robert F. Smith Amos Smith Lucy Hedges and Anna Cavender must answer the bill in a Marshall county Illinois chancery suit filed February 5 1921. Defendants warned that failure to appear and plead will result in a decree by default March 14 next.

State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Court Lydia BE. Smith Citizen’s Loan & ‘Trist Company Guardian Robert F. Smith Amos Smith Lacey Hedges Anna Cavender I. M. Sallee Lucy Hedges Anne Cavender Marshall Dhad Dill E W Hodson Haineis Rogers & Smith Everett Cannelly

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