Local Notes and Arrivals From Caseys and Surrounding Areas
Mrs George Pence returns home from Winfield Kansas for a few days visit before joining her daughter Mrs Orndorf in Casey. Mrs J M Squier of Wichita accompanies to take home her daughter Eleanor visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs S D Cochenour and Mrs Lydia Carpenter. Engineer GoT Harper transferred to Greenville to oversee west end double track work. family to move there soon. Clerical staff stay for now. Murray Glick and Velma Glick visit St. Louis after seeing parents. Riehant Collins returns from Champaign to visit relatives. Local families attend Wabash Valley tournament in Terre Haute. New baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Muriel Anderson. Grade school boys go to Vincennes for basketball. Ed Mehler and Prof Nuttal report defeat. Harry Smith, artillery recruit now in San Francisco, previously at Columbus Ohio, improving. West Union resident Hoby Biety visits sister Mrs Martin Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pence
Winfield
Kansas
Geo Orndorf
Spence
J M Squier
Wichita
Casey
Eleanor
S. D Cochenour
Lydia Carpenter
G Ot. Harper
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hinois
Greenville
West End
Harper
Murray Glick
Velma Glick
St. Louis
Abe
Glick
Sant Rugen
St Louis
Riehant Collins
Champaign
University of Ulinois
Spento
Charles Collins
Raymond Melton
Orville Medsker
Melrose
Terre Haute
Charles E. Rains
Olie Lindley
Wee. Ormiston
Dee Rains
Will Miller
James Lindley
Gordon and
Morris
Muriel Anderson
Prof Nuttal
Ed Mehler
Vincennes
Harrys Smith
G F Smith
Army of Artillery
Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Cal
OH Biety
West Union
Martin Newlin
Monthas
Westfield iWestfield Review Club Meeting Recap
Mrs Walter Briscoe and Mrs Don Rider hosted the WHO Club at Briscoe home with contests crafts and refreshments. Guests included Mrs L A Rider Mrs M L Briscoe and Miss Lillian Briscoe. Next meeting set for Mrs Bronce Beasley with assistants. Harold Walker and Glenn Pinnell, U of Illinois students, visited weekend. Chas Brock Jones returned from Kentucky oil drilling. Mrs J B Brookhart ill and returned to Martinsville Ind for treatment. Lawrence Hancock remains seriously ill with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Briscoe
Don Rider
WHO Club
L. A Rider
M. L. Briscoe
Lillian Briscoe
Bronce Beasley
Clarence Reeds
Jesse Watson
Harold Walker
Glenn Pinnell
University of Illinois At Champaign
J B Brookhart
Martinsville
Ind
Lawrence Hancock
Chas Brock-Jones
Kentucky
Magazine Club Hosts Paxton at Mill Street Home
Mrs G M Paxton hosted the Magazine Club on Mill Street Thursday evening. Mrs Jesse Stout discussed Is the Church Shopping and Why, while Mrs Oscar Cooper spoke on Atheism in the Schools. Members present included Mrs Oscar Cooper, Mrs Lulu Wilholt, Mrs Jesse Stout, Mrs S W McClellan, Mrs J M Jeffery, and Mrs Paxton, with guests Mrs Harry Ryan, Mrs Everett Carper, and Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M Paxton
Magazine Club
Mill Street
Jesse Stout
Oscar Cooper
Lulu Wilholt
S W . McClellan
J M_ffeffrey
Paxton
Harry Ryan
Everett Carper
Linda
Minnie Horrall
Phoebe
Revival meeting and social notes from West York community
The Cumberland Presbyterians hold a revival at Bailiff church led by Rev Ben nett. Leander Guyer returns from Robinson hospital after an operation and is recovering. Families and visitors from Martinsville Terre Haute Newton Kansas Porterville attend services, dinners, and funerals.
FQ Crooked Creek Patient Undergoes Tumor Surgery
Lyman Kuykendall went to St Anthon s hospital in Terre Haute Thursday of last week and was operated on for tumor He is reported as doing nicely Mrs Owen Ramsey had been in the Union hospital in Terre Haute and returned home Tuesday Mrs Vina Ramsey returned to her home at West Terre Haute Sunday after a few weeks stay with her son Owen Ramsey and children Miss Ruby Ramsey spent last week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs James Kirby at West Terre Haute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterians
Bailiff Church
Bennett Leander Guyer
Robinson Hospital
Emma Brosman
Claude
Martinsville
Webster Tuttle
Vera Carlisle
Ruby Heath
Robinson
Mary Helen Lindley
Ed Buckner
Decatur
John Hampton
Lucille
Jack Hampton
Terre Haute
Malcolm Knight
J. N. Lindley
L. G. Howerton
Newton
Kansas
West Union
Ify
Raymond Steel
South of Hutsonaville
Ira Sal
Lyman Kuykendall
St. Anthons S Hospital
Owen Ramsey
Union Hospital
Vina Ramsey
West Terre Haute
Ruby Ramsey
James Kirby
Local briefs from the area report family visits and a serious injury
Mrs Alma Reely of south of Marshall spent one night last week with her mother Mrs D Tate. Mrs Ellen Bennett of Auburn spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Emily Meloy. Mrs Riley Davis of Clarksville, ill for some time, is very low. David Nicholson fell from a hayload Thursday afternoon and is in very serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Reely
South of Marshall
D. Tate
Ellen Bennett
Auburn
Emily Meloy
Riley Davis
Clarksville
David Nicholson
Local Moves and Sunday Visits Reported
Mrs Ida Wyrick moves near Ashmore with her daughter Mrs Edna Miller. Herman Burger relocates to the Arthur Burger farm near Clarksville. Herschel Cline of Gary visited over Sunday with home folks. Eld Grant French of Mt. Carmel dined with John Blizz ard and was joined by William Norton, John Norton, and Homer Hollenbeck in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wyrick
Ashmore
Edna Miller
Herman Burger
Arthur Burger
Clarksville
Herschel Cline
Gary
Eld Grant French
Mt. Carmel
John Blizzard
William
John Norton
Homer Hollenbeck
Avon News Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charles Freeman of Liberty spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Koppler. Louise Bender, who has a position in Marshall, is spending two weeks with her parents. Freda Romoser of Effingham spent a few days with home folks. Elsie Strohm returned home Thursday from Terre Haute. Tva Zeigler of Terre Haute is spending a few weeks vacation with her mother Mrs Sophia Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Freeman
Liberty
Chris Koppler
Louise Bender
Marshall
Freda Romoser
Effingham
Elsie Strohm
Terre Haute
Tva Zeigler
Sophia Zeigler
Reverend Carpenter to Preach at Local Church Next Weekend
Rev Carpenter from Marshall will preach at this place next Saturday night, Sunday, and Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilhoit from near Kansas visited the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs O A Bell. Miss Thelma Brosman of Mt Pleasant visited relatives here this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Marshall
Kenneth Wilhoit
Kansas
O. A. Bell
Thelma Brosman
Mt. Pleasant
Social notes from York and area reflect visits and illness
Mrs Calvin Sebastian returned from Paris after a visit with daughter Mrs Paul Shanks. Mrs Jack Barker has been seriously ill with tonsillitis. Rev A A Beard and wife hosted a large youth gathering Friday night with games and refreshments. Mrs Helen Whitman and children visited James Dudley in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Earl Harris and family of near Graysville spent Sunday with relatives. Rev William Beard and family visited W J Beard of Quaker Lane. Word comes that Fred Fowler, hurt in a South Bend Wisconsin auto crash, cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Calvin Sebastian
Paul Shanks
Paris
Jack Barker
A. A. Beard
Helen Whitman
James Dudley
Indiana
Earl Harris
Graysville
William Beard
W. J. Beard
Quaker Lane
Fred Fowler
South Bend
Wisconsin
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Cline family thanks friends for loving kindness during bereavement. Neighbors' help in home, Rev. Wheeler's comfort, singers, mortician Mr. Prost, flowers, car donations, and Judge Gard's eulogy are acknowledged. Mrs George Cline and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Prost
Gard
George Cline
Agra Fame Tied to Mogul Era Grand Tomb
Washington bulletin highlights Agra in central India as a world beauty with the Great Mogul capital’s monuments. It describes Shah Jahan’s empire and the Taj Mahal tomb for his wife Arjmand Banu, the marble fort, and the Jasmine Tower, noting tourism and architectural splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agra
Famouus
Washington Geographic Society
England
America
Tamerlane
India
Shah Jehan
Taj Mahal
Arjmand Banu
Shah Jean
Europe
Akbar
Delhi
Benares
United Provinces
Oudh
Jumna
Ganges
Beggar Fined $25 After Outburst in Dallas Court
A Dallas beggar, enraged by a man who gave him a dime, railed at the donor and was fined 25 dollars in the corporation court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Why Bees Build Combs in Hours of Darkness
Bees work at night in the hive building combs as if lit by electric light while gathering honey by day. The text explains honey is liquid sugar that crystallizes over time and that darkness delays crystallization. The window glass and sound depend on the liquid state. If bees could fly out, it might prove fatal to the hive inhabitants.
Armistice Blotting Paper Becomes Historical Treasure
A World War I relic now valued for its rarity. the blotting pad from Marshal Foch's salon car bears the armistice signatures of Foch, Admiral Wemyss, and Matthias Erberger. readable only with a mirror, this scrap of blotting paper links to the 1918 ceasefire near Rathdonnas in the forest of Compiègne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon
Ferdinand Foch
Rathdondas
Forest of
Compeigne
Ao m
Marshal Foch
Wemyss
Maatthias
Ernberger
Lkely
Forests of the desert face Soviet park plan
The Caspian steppe sauxaul forests, said to be the last in the world, are to be converted into national parks by Soviet authorities to spare them from destruction by the Caspian railway which uses the trees as fuel. Officials deem the preservation scientifically important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian Steppes
Desert
Why Japs Take to Milk
The Japanese once avoided milk but now increasingly drinks it as a beverage and food. Population growth and growing foreign influence spurred demand, met by imports of condensed and powdered milk.
Origin and meaning of spoons in courting
Capper's Weekly notes a two bowl hand-made love spoon given by a suitor to show matrimonial intent. The utensil, carved on a single stem, is believed to be the origin of the term spo uting among lovers two centuries ago.
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Capper
Why Kite Is So Named Among Flying Toys
A falcon known as the kite is noted for its ability to hover in midair with no visible wing motion. This unusual trait inspired the name of the boys’ favorite toy, the kite.
Haenig Announces Candidacy for Road Commissioner
Frank Haenig declares his run for Road Commissioner of Marshall township in the Democratic primary. The advertisement states he seeks the office and will campaign under party endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
Frank Haenig
Road Commissioner Candidate R O Fix Enters Democratic Primary
Marshall township candidate R O Fix announces candidacy for road commissioner in the Democratic primary. He seeks party support to advance to the general election and establish roadway improvements for the township.
Frank Cooper Seeks Highway Commissioner Bid in Marshall
The Herald announces Frank Cooper of Marshall Township as a Republican candidate for Highway Commissioner subject to the GOP primary. He seeks support from local voters and party members ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cooper
Marshall Township
March primary candidate serves as Highway Commissioner
Chas. Smittkamp announces his candidacy for Highway Commissioner of Marshall Township, subject to the will of the Republican party in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
Chas. Smittkamp
Road Commissioner Candidacy Declared in Wabash Township
Fred Saiter announces candidacy for Highway Commissioner of Wabash township subject to Republican voters decision. Advertisement notice specifies campaign for party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
Fred Saiter
Everett Macke Seeks Wabash Township Clerk Nomination
Town clerk candidate Everett Macke announces his candidacy for Wabash township clerk. He states the run is subject to Republican voters in the primary convention and seeks party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
Everett Macke
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Casey Banner
Westfield iWestfield Review
Martinsville Planet
West York
Crooked Creek
Dolson
AVON
Calcutta
Mayurbhanj
Bengal
R. O. Fix
Marshall Maid Bread
Elite Bakery
Bubeck & Gallagher
Morticians
Marshall, Ill
Earl Ellshoff
West Maple St
the Herald
Jared
W. A. Williams Coal and Feed Business
Percy Stanfield
Marshall, Illinois
Marshall American Legion
Pythian Theatre
Legionaires
Keifer’s
LeSeure’s Cash Store
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