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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1926

Page

4

Local Sunday Gatherings Report From Alma Hurst

Weekend visits cited with several names including Alma Hurst Essie Claypool Lloyd Baker and Cleone Pauline Downes. The account notes gatherings around Jessie Wiser Herman Coots and a Chicago theme atmosphere.

Eh Uammond Hurley Johiu Alma Hurst Ro Curtnebe Essie Claypool Lloyd Baker Lamuiston Clepe Snider Lin Grover Jim Melts Gere Ver Cleone Pauline Downes Spon Jessie Wiser Herman Coots Chicago

Friday and Sunday Socials Mention Local Residents

The fragment lists visits and family gatherings across several households in small towns. Mentions include Kate Carpenter with Teoh Carpenter, Anna Cambdiu with CB Willams of Scotland, Lucy Champs, John Carpenter's family, Dan Napier with Tay Tor Hebinse, and multiple visits involving Vaughn, Nidty, Cullop, Knight, Piety, Wheeler, and Webb Tuttle among others, with travels to Palestine, Wasen Mears Cary, and Paris.

Vernie Teavtsem Ghton Orts Williams

Local social notes mix with visits across town

Mrs J Haul and Mrs Charles Freeman visited relatives while Emma Kile came from Terre Haute to spend time with grandparents Chris Koppler and family. The day featured gatherings with Louise Bender Eva Zleder and other residents as families hosted and hosted again.

Omar Be Dieier Pet Opar Chris Koppler Louise Bender Eva Zleder Chris Ua Fees Dory Meeshep Martinsvalts Sass Fred Kopepede Tami Cyeda Hale Naeld Woort Kas Reamoser

Joe's Fork Society Notice and Community Reminiscences

Local column records social events and greetings for residents including Mrs Noelle and Mr Miller. Notable mentions include family visits, a baby’s or child’s toe injury, and community activities with neighbors Such notes reflect a small town gathering in early May with names such as Opal Walker and Dean Miller appearing among the entries.

West York Residents Share Winter Travels and Visits

Mrs Claude Blife left Miami to spend the winter in Florida visiting relatives. Lindley stayed with James Findley’s family. Roy Blaker of Rob pours Mra Allen Blaker’s family visited Hutsonville and with their parents. Mrs Emanuel Deh and Mrs Felita Evans visited Palestine Friday. Mr and Mrs J Dunlap of Robinson visited their daughter Mrs Lawton Whithers. George Winters residence caught fire Saturday morning causing minor damage. Emma Sious reopened her home after an illness. Joe Sims entertained guests at dinner Sunday.

Claude bLife Miami Florida Lindley Nto Vmre James Findley T. Roy Blaker Robvoor Allen Blaker Hutsonville Wooyy Hake Emanuel Deh Felita Evans Nell Sloan Palestine Mira J Dunlap Robinson Vis Lawton Wiphters Geore Winters

West Union Brief Notices On Saturday Court Nears

Fragmentary notice indicates activity in West Union with references to a marshal, a person named Poorman, and a Friday event. Details are unclear but imply preparatory actions for a local legal or civic proceeding.

Local Families Attend Social Weekends in York and Marshall

A long list of residents and relatives from York and Marshall spent weekends with kin and friends. Visits included Misses Helen and Irma Tharpe, Miss Grady Ogle, Roy Pittenger and family, Saul Pittenger, Walter McCrary, Burl Medsker, Chas Johnson, Chas Fowler, I F E Nichols, Opus Bishek, Cozy at lands Boles, Clara Watls, Susie Walls, Willter Walls, Nelle, Vonda Treadway, and R M Cick ents family. Additional gatherings featured Mrs Randal Haddix, Martha and Ola Collier, Fairy Lichtenberger, Zelpha Bohn, Don Lichtenberger, Palmer Cornwell, Kenneth Carpenter, Charles Taylor, Mrs Martha Brewster, Mrs Otto Alabaugh, Nettle Hollenbeck, and Elizabeth Jeffers family members visiting various relatives.

Marshall Othe Miller Darwin Bruce Miller SS Corse York Walter MiCrary Craigs Garage Iowa Burl Medsker Robinson Chas Johnson Chas Fowler I. FE Nichols Terre Haute and Opus Bishek Lands Boles Clara Watls Susie Walls Will Mra Mae Termai West Anton Randal Haddix Will Manhart Charles Leasure Wisses Martha Ola Fairy Lichtenberger Zelpha Bohn Indianapolis Don Lichtenberger Palmer Cornwell Kenneth Carpenter Ola Caliter Charles Taylor Lawrence Hollenbeck Martha Brewster Terry Haute Otto Alabaugh Georgetown Sarah Hollenbeck Nettle Nettle Hollenbeck Miss Iola Johnnie Jeffers Elizabeth Jeffers Nick Myles Ollie Myles Louis Myles Pratrietdss Misa Ole Collier

Moonshine and local gatherings clutter a rough report

A disrupted local note lists a string of names and events from Moonshine and nearby areas. The text mentions Miss Mary Deverick, Royal Williams, Casey Darrel, Loren Frederick Burl Welland, Denzil Lachary, Missvdriew, Mrs Tilhte Cox, and JoC Blankenbeker among others, with scattered references to days and possessions but no clear narrative. The fragmentary item reads like a community diary with many unreadable portions.

Mary Deverick Royal Williams Casey Darrel Raymond Harold Misner Loren Frederick Burl Welland Denzil

Local residents travel for visits and events

Mrs M M Hoover left Saturday for New York City after a week visiting relatives and handling business. Miss Iva Spellering of Mil liking Decatur spent the weekend with her parents and attended the basketball tournament at Marshall. Mrs Everett Stilwell joined her husband in Indianapolis at the start of the week to establish their future home.

M M. Hoover New York City Iva Spellering Milliking Decatur Wes Spellering Marshall Everett Stilwell Indianapolis

Community Notes of Local Visits and Births in Martinsville

Martinsville society pages list Mr and Mrs Ova Stanfire as celebrating a baby boy born Saturday night. Several visitors are noted including Mrs F J James of Pari visiting Mr and Mrs Faller, and Hester Stovall Garrett staying with E S Clayton. Additional arrivals include Mrs W M Kelvey of Bayard Nebraska visiting Dr and Mrs Harry Redman, plus Mrs Chase Melntash and JOC Brydon among Terre Haute guests.

Ova Stanfire F J James Pari Faller Hester Stovall Garrett E S Clayton Jake Boothe Rogers Hot Sophies Ark W . M.kelvey Bayard Nebraska Harry Redman Missis Webb Bers ' Thomas Terre Haute Chase Melntash Brydon Flares Ott Boran S. Stull

Local Residents Attend Family Visits and Gatherings

A string of casual visits and social gatherings is recorded across Melrose, Crawford county, and surrounding areas. Families including the Hoskinsons, Wells, Sackriders, Spraker, and Stanfields hosted or visited relatives such as Mrs Dodd, Alva Wells, Omer Stan, and Orin Wells, with weekends featuring multiple guests and family meals.

Dodd Melrose Alvi Wells

Local visits mark midweek social exchanges in Clarksville

Mr and Mrs Elza man and son visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Clapp on Wednesday. Anna Combs spent Saturday with Mrs Clarence Fox. George Hutchings visited Miss Mae Ham on Sunday. Mrs Harry Murphy spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs George Claypool. Mrs Harvey Shumiher visited Friday with Mrs Sam He and Mrs Sam Reeles. Meo and Mrs John Calbert and son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Elza Newman. Miss Lillie Shumaker visited friends at Marshall on Saturday. Mildred and Catherine Newman stayed Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Elza Newman.

Elza Man Bruce Clapp Anna Combs Clarence Fox George Hutchings Mae Ham Harry Murphy George Claypool Harvey Shumiher Sam He Sam Reeles John Rete John Calbert Elza Newman Lillie Shumaker Marshall Mildred and Catherine Newman

Local Social News and Visits Highlight Weekend

Mrs Mary Ellis’ illness brings CHOOTAW family to Union Hospital Terre Haute. William Norton shares a Sunday noon visit with Charles Hollenbeck. Several residents visit friends including Maute Blizzard and Le Williams. Norton and Margaret Hollenbeck plan a Grand Prairies trip for work. The Douglas family from Taylorville spend time with Ed Bur Reno and others in the area.

Edward Burger Union Hospital Terre Haut Mary Ellis William Norton Charles Hollenbeck Maute Blizzard le Williams Lesal Fritz Bender Adu Kile Chris Koppler Avon Will Um Norton Margaret Hollenbeck Grand Prairis Joh Douglas Taylorvine Ed Bur- Reno Higginbotham Brett Hollenbeck Carpenter Mab

Bethany class entertains at Sam Spellering home

WESTFIELD The Bethany class of the IRSS met Thursday afternoon at Mr. Sam Spellering's home with Mrs. Stoltz leading devotions and a brief business session. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Mann Drake and Rider. Other local visits noted include J B Brookhart Charleston visitor and E M Towles visiting Benton with uncle M Davis.

Bethany I Rss Sam M. Davis Familly G W Gilbert Wilbur Moore Marshall Mir John Merrick

FamilyVisit Highlights Local Sunday Gatherings

Cleone resident Dr F S Morrill spent Sunday with his son F S Morrill W M Hawkins and Glenn Morrill of Oilfield. Dewey Connells hosted a visit. Frank Poffinbarger and spouse went to Cases Thursday afternoon to see Emery Guyer and Albert Morrill of Salt Lake who spent Sunday with Cleone friends.

F S Morrill W MM Hawkins Glenn Oilfield Dewey Connells Frank Poffinbarger Emery Guyer Albert Morrill Salt Lake Cleone

Social visits and illness noted in Iowa and Marshall area

Mrs Flora Meakin of Vinton visited Leroy Sears last week. Dolly McNary and Liza Hackett of Livingston visited Emily Geisert and Minnie. Lena Liffick of Cooper visited her sister Edith Geisert. Will Sears and mother spent time with Clarence Gilbert and family. Earl Sweitzer and wife traveled to Marshall. Mollie Sears visited Ida McClure of Marshall who has been very ill. Ben Cork and family of Livingston spent Sunday with Isaac Francis and family.

Dolly McNary Liza Hackett Livingston Emily Geisert Minnie Lena Liffick Cooper Hapel Edith Geisert Will Sears Clarence Gilbert Oak Grove Earl Sweitzer Marshall Mollie Sears Ida McClure McClure Ben Cork Isaac Francis

PIKES PEAK Social Visit Notes from Local Families

Mrs Lucy Hollingsworth and Corrie spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Will Elledge. Martha Mae Villeary and brother George visited Alice Hollingsworth. Wm Frazier and the Hollingsworth brothers attended a party at Mr Sadler's Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Sadler and family, W D Downs and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Hollingsworth.

Lucy Hollingsworth Corrie Will Elledge Martha Mae Villeary George Alice Hollingsworth Wm Frazier Hollingsworth Brothers Sadler W D Downs Herman Hollingsworth

Little Bobby Defies Mamma Over Struck Matches

Paris Pele Mele records a humorous domestic exchange as Bobby challenges his mother about matches that won t stay lit. The skit plays on speaking back to adults and a child s mischief in a toyish scene.

Bobby Mamma Paris

Gipsy Language and Marriage Customs Across Tribes

The article notes wide variation in language and character among gypsy tribes. In America, younger Gypsies adopt English and forget their native tongues. Intermarriage between different nationalities is uncommon, with Hungarians, Romanians, Brazilians, and Spaniards typically not marrying within their own groups.

América

Talking to the Deaf How to Communicate Clearly

Doctor Frederick A Green reviews Miss Nevinson advice for speaking with deaf people and their families. Tips include finding the good ear, avoiding shouting, speaking slowly and clearly, facing the listener, emphasizing key words, and gently guiding the conversation back if the deaf person is left out.

Volta Review Elizabeth Newon Western Newspaper Union

Why Men Go Andl Aboard The Dinner Table

A Capper's Weekly vignette from Ottawa depicts a husband praising a fine dinner while his wife notes he has been out two nights that week. The light exchange highlights domestic foibles and social norms of the era.

Ottawa

Packers in Demand High Wages For Wardrobe Packing Fact

In Paris and London experts are routinely hired to pack women's trunks. In Paris seven of ten wealthy women rely on a professional packer supplied by the modiste or the hotel, with high wages reflecting the specialized service.

Paris London

Wife's Rights Defined By Federal Court Decision In California

The federal court ruling defines the average California housewife as earning the same as her husband and holding a half interest in the family income, whether she sews, bakes, cleans, or works outside the home.

Federal Court California

Few Agricultural Works In 1681 In Royal Society Library

A note states that in 1681 the Royal Society library held thousands of books but only 35 on agriculture and merely two of those were in English.

British Royal Society

Discovery of Pepys Diary Found in Cambridge Library

The famous diary of Samuel Pepys, English politician who lived 1623 to 1709, was found in 1825 by Lord Braybrooke in the Pepysian Library Cambridge. It covers the years 1660 to 1669.

Simuel Pepys Lord Braybrooke Pepisian Cambridge

Elizabeth Zane Heroine of the Revolutionary War

Elizabeth Zane, celebrated for her daring during the Revolution, dashed from the fort under attack to a log hut to seize gunpowder and return with ammunition while resisting Indian fire. Her bold act became a famed tale of colonial courage and resolve.

Elizabeth Zane

Earliest U S Industry: Jamestown Glassworks

The first industrial enterprise in the United States was a glass bottle factory built in the Virginia colony near Jamestown soon after 1607. A second glass house followed in 1622 to craft glass beads for trade with indigenous peoples.

U. S United States Virginia Colony Jamestown

Old Colony Life Insurance Company Seeks Agents

Old Colony Life Insurance Company offers agents wider field and opportunity by writing man woman and child from birth to age 60 on annual semi annual or quarterly premium plans up to 5000 for children and 30000 for adults with a liberal commission contract direct with the Home Office for a good personal producer.

Home Office

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