Kohl Country Club Hosts Feb Meeting With Readings and Games
The Kohl Country Club met Friday evening February 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saiter for a program of music and games. Last week the group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Knowles home for readings by Marie Swinford Helen Dawson Ben Dawson Walker Spotts Bill Knowles Jake Meehling Russell Bohn and Russell Dawson followed by more games.
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Kohl Country Club
Ed Saiter
Clyde Knowles
Marie Swinford
Helen Dawson
Ben Dawson
Walker Spotts
Bill Knowles
Jake Meehling
Russell Bohn
Russell Dawson
Local notes wrap Marshall and area visitors weekly
Wallace Young of Casey was a Marshall visitor. Judge Snavely went to Toledo to try a suit. H. R. Williams of Martinsville was a Marshall visitor. Walter Craig of Findlay visited his mother here. Mrs. Geo. W. Whitlock of West Union came Thursday. Otho Pennington of Brazil visited his brother Perry. Frank J. Hoey of Bartlesville spent part of the week here. Miss Ruth Knipe and Miss Bess Randall visited Martinsville. Judge F. W. Booth and family returned to Washington, D. C. Miss Eleanor Snavely hosted a Valentine dinner. The community hosted church and club events, including Washington Tea plans and a funeral procession for Judge Scholfield with many regional attendees. Medical notes include measles in West Union and scarlet fever quarantine.
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H. R. Williams
Martinsville
Marshall
Walter Craig
Findlay
Geo. W. Whitlock
West Union
Otho Pennington
Brazil
Ind
Perry
F. W. Booth
Washington, D. C
L. P. Schwanecke
Faye Randall
Chicago
J. H. Hainley
Ft. Smith, Ark
M., K. & T. Railway
J. K. Kerr
Jerry Orthwein
J. S. Hasson
Montpelier
W. M. Page
Imogene Anna
Carroll Beard
Darwin Township
Hall Cemetery
Pearl Lee
Vivian Sullins
Velmar Sullins
Terre Haute
Ysaye
Knights of Pythias
Casey
W. H. Stephens
York
Kent Richey
Noblesville
O. A Kelser
France
Mission Study Club
Congregational Church
J. W. Lewis
Charles Brandenstein
Washington
the Methodist Church
Eleanor Snavely
Helen Jane Robinson
Bernice Smith
William Dixon
John William
Bobby Bates Scholfield
Walter Booth
Edward Archer
Methodist Church
Harold Doner
Lucile Ralston
Harris
Sass and
Dodson
Nellie Griffin
Lola Archer
Helen Purcell
Opal Elston
Ruth Jennings
Mary Lake
Mary Plasters
Jessie
Thomas Scholfield
W. B. Scholfield
Fenton R. Mathews
Saye
Grand Bailey Eagleton
Robinson
H. B. Higgins
Chattanooga
Tenn
Walter Burdick
Jayne B. Kerr
Herman Lambdin
Anderson Township
Camp Pike
Marshall Club
Anna
Martha Royse
Hahn
Kansas
Ill
Frank LeSeure
Danville
Allan Jay Parrish
Paris
E.2eman
Hunter
For Sale Classified Offerings from Clark County
A Clark County classified list includes properties for sale in Melrose Township Clark County Illinois ranch 190 acres timber and cultivation near markets Ben T. Baird Marshall State Bank Springfield or Marshall Illinois bulk bran prices 2 per hundred pounds 38 per ton middlings 2 60 per hundred 50 per ton sorghum factory for sale Newton Brossman Martinsville Illinois complete 2000 pound power mill 17 foot evaporator 60 gallon juice vat 60 gallon sorghum tank brick furnace reason wood scarcity farm and homes for sale Frank M Hurst 359 phone dress form and other household items parents hall borchert dress form other sales 10 tons clover hay 300 bushels corn 150 bushels oats John F Kuhn Farmer phone 871 Y M C A fundraiser sale items musical instruments and misc items Fenton Mathews phone 383 lost gold brooch pearls reported to M E parsonage
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Newton Brossman, R 7
Martinsville
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Big Attendance and Plans
Sunday attendance and interest were high across services with 257 in Sunday School and 86 in the Junior League. Next Sunday features Bible pictures and Enlistment Sunday services. The Social MBs host a Washington Tea Friday at Mrs. Chas Brandenstein’s home. bring a silver offering. Palm Sunday revival plans begin March 24 with Rev. Voight leading music and assisting the pastor, Chas W Hamand.
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S. S
Washington
Chas. Brandenstein
Rev. Voight
Chas
VY. Hamand
For Sale of Household Goods and Blacksmith Shop Machinery
For sale items include one healer and one cook stove with oven, kitchen cabinet, refrigerator, dining table, and many small articles. Machinery at the blacksmith shop also for sale. Seller: Mrs. Homer. Guin nip. Phone 3531.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Mathews
Homer
Guinnip
New Silk Foulards and Gingham Silks In Various Weaves
A catalog listing fabrics including New Silk Foulards Gingham Silk 23 inch Zepher Gingham Red Seal and Utility Ginghams 3 yard Percales light and dark colors Cheviots White Goods Natasook Longcloth Sheetings bleached and unbleached Tubings 36 40 42 and 46 inches.
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Pythian Theatre
Triangle
Winifred Allen
Jack Devereaux
Vitagraph
Ford Travel
Seattle
Charles Ray
The
Bessie Barriscale
Dad's
Earle Williams
Bubeck & Gallagher, Furniture & Undertaking -Marshall, Hl
J.W. McGowan
Ben T. Baird
Wright
Saarkraut
Libby
Old Fort
Wabash
Wallace Young
Snavely
Toledo
Frank J. Hoey
Bartlesville
Okla
Ruth Knipe
Bess Randall
Local Registration Board
Lawrence Reeves Martin
Howard Martin
W. Hb. Stephens
Shawler
Bessie Carley
Mrs. Cleve Logue
Clarence Prewett
Frank Archer
Grendel Bennett
S. C. Prevo
Henry
Greencastle, Ind
City
Harvey Reed
Lote Gray
Jane Morton
E M. Duncan
Mary Roach
Wichita
Kans
James H. Finn
J. H. McDowall and Son
New St. Bernice
Edw. Garwood
Jack” Poorman
Gen. Pershing
New Spring
Ladious
East Main
Mrs. Black
Remington
Robi. Baird
Colé
Cole
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Herald Office
Cole & Cole
Marshall, Il
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Farmers
Morton
Melrose Township
Clark Co
Marshall State Bank
Marshall, Ill
Marvin's Mill
South 6Th Street
Frank M Hurst
Chas. Thornsburg
Clark County
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Iowa
Edward Kuhlman
D. C
6Th St
James Walters
Hall-Borchert
John F. Kuhn
Stump School
Jno
L. Whiteside
Americas Express Office
M. E
Methodist Church Notes
New Spring Millinery
Mrs. Apgar
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Booth & Handy
Parsons’ Grocery
the City Drug Store
North Side Square
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