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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
4
Casey Rev T J Wheeler and Rev G L Huggins visited Rev M W Gilbert. Mayors and residents recovered or traveled, funerals for J C Kelly, school and club activities, and deacon ordinations at First Baptist and Macedonia churches highlighted a busy week in the Robinson community with sports notes on local basketball and upcoming events.
A fragmentary clipping mentions a home in the north part of town and a jumble of words including Fardataty lunchborn WEB BETVEM. The text is incomplete and yields no clear event or person.
Miss Frances Mitchell visited her parents in Terre Haute over the weekend. Several local families hosted gatherings including a birthday party for Miss Jane McClure and a Valentine party at the Prust home. Dr and Mrs A H Simpson announce the birth of Phyllis Claire at Robinson Hospital. The article ends with a proverb on chickens and marriage.
A Lyceum program at United Brothers Church drew a large crowd with a reader singer and two backup vocalists. Miss Hazel Alice and Hallie White visited Effingham. Mrs. Joe Strader hosted Red Cross at M B Sunday School with officers Zula Halli Ada Bennett and Pearl Messinger. Union revival began at United Brothern church led by Rev Powell. Ed Pinnell oil well south of town started pumping as a good producer. Rev G L McClanathan attended Founders week in Chicago. Arthur Boyer of Terre Haute visited the Perrys. J H Parker and sons Burton and Ed bought Westfield garage from Chas Mullins. Westfield High lost 14 to 19 to Kansas High on Westfield floor.
Miss Lucy Sallee returned Tuesday after visiting relatives in Kansas. Ferris Boothe and wife came back Wednesday after several weeks in Hot Springs Arkansas. Amy Miller visits Marshall area this week with H R Snavely family. Just for Fun club hosted a six o clock dinner by Mrs Luther Devlin. B D Bennett visited Greencastle to see his ill mother. Mrs W M Rogers left for Cincinnati Ohio for extended visit. Mrs EB McNary hosted Golden Links class at M E church Wednesday night.
John W. Lewis announces candidacy for Sheriff subject to Republican party approval at the primary on Tuesday April 11 1922. The notice appears as an advertisement.
Edward Pearce declares his run for County Judge of Clark County subject to the Republican primary on April 11, 1922. The announcement appears as an advertisement bearing Pearce's name and intent.
W O Slusser continues as a candidate for County Judge pending Republican party approval for the primary on Tuesday April 11 1922.
Millard Hedrick announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican voters approval at the April 11 1927 primary. Advertisement indicates a formal political announcement for the election.
Charles Short announces candidacy for Sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican voters approval at the Primary on April 11 1922. Advertisement notice.
A candidate declares intent for Road Commissioner of Marshall township subject to Republican voters approval at the March primaries. George Litteral advertisement 5 2.
Harold Wysong announces candidacy for Road Commissioner in Marshall township subject to Republican primary. George M Morgan advertises for county clerk nomination at the April 11 1922 primaries.
John J. Arney announces his candidacy for County Judge of Clark County subject to Republican voters in the primary on April 1, 1922. Advertisement 51.
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