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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1918

Page

4

West York and nearby towns see social visits and misfortune

News items from West York and surrounding areas recount visits to Marshall Terre Haute and Paris, a serious operation in Robinson, a land purchase of 3126 768 for a two mile north of town farm, losses from ptomaine poisoning a near-drowning accident at Raccoon bridge and widespread creek flooding with ice blocks.

Martin Russell Robinson Lawrents Newlin Pink Brooks Icres Tonion Prairie Isaac Seymour Rhode Island Ermshaw Fowler West York Raccoon Bridge Martin Newlin

Community Health Notes From Local Listings

Miss Lois Jeffers is sick. James Melton of Salt Lake is improving. Fiza Ulrey has returned to Atwood to work. Edgsy Connally is summarie d with appendicitis. M. V. Connelly spent Sunday with Newton Ulrey. Dewey Coupelly won a Martinaville caller Monday. Pred Price and wife were callers in Mertinaville. Saturday Connelly was a business caller in Marshall last Monday. Mrs. Alvime Garver spent Sunday with M. Kelly and family. Bod Hemmond of Cleone was a caller.

Connally M. V. Connelly Newton Ulrey Dewey Coupelly Martinavillé

Martinsville News Briefs Highlight Illness Fire and Local Events

In Martinsville and vicinity many residents suffer grippe and colds with T P Cleaver visiting from Springfield. The Church of God reports 23 conversions since revival efforts led by Rev Barber. A two story frame residence on east Main street burned Saturday morning but contents largely saved. insurance covered both building and contents. Maria Hart, born 1836 in Kisseltown Virginia, died February 13 in Martinsville. she was an ordained Church of God minister. The Red Cross chapter ships socks and garments, and local youth groups contribute to community needs.

Munday Kyran McNary E_ Funsig Wow Miller Terre Haute Church of God Service Victor Winterrowd Leland Jeffers Charles Gray Willie Shawver Golden Greenwell Martinsville Red Cross Voi Swallum Oak Grove East Main Street Rey Barber E.maria Hart Kisseltown Virginia Mra Frank Guéne Church of God

Funeral services for Civil War veteran Comrade Hart

The loyal Indiana volunteer sergeant who served 57th Regiment and fought at Stone River is mourned. He married Maria Ishler in 1875. she died in 1901. Survived by two daughters Gertie Guess and Lula Richart and seven grandchildren. Funeral at Church of God with Rev J Bernard and Rev C W Crisman officiating.

F-57th Regt Indiana Volunteer Infantry Maria Ishler Gertie Guess Lula Richart Terre Haute Church of God J. Bernard Mendota C. W. Crisman Hart Stone River Tenn

Local Social News Briefs From Clarksville Area

Thomas Graham Sr. is sick. Chas Weiland visited relatives near Isabel. Katherine Millhouse is sick with pneumonia. Lu can Hros finished shredding at Homer Clark's on Saturday. Leonard Marrs will close his school at Clarksville Friday February 22 and depart for Camp Taylor. Mrs Joe Spires and Bruce visited Alex Burnsides in Westfield. Burnsides is very ill. Mrs Alonzo Murphy suffered paralysis and remains in serious condition. Henry Fox was hurt when his horse fell into a ditch near Pleasant Grove. Roy Findley and Miss Mary Menke married Thursday. friends send wishes for a happy life.

Thomas Graham Sr Chas Weiland Isabel Katherine Wes Millhouse Lucan Hros Homer Clark Leonard Marrs Clarksville Camp Taylor Joe Spires Bruce Alex Burnsides Westfield Burnsides Alonzo Murphy Henry Fox Pleasant Grove School Fox Roy Findley Mary Menke Grandview Mr Findley Ed Findley Miss Menke John Menke

Local farming notes on seed corn and new equipment

Oscar Parks moves to Caleb Parks’s farm as broom corn acreage rises this season. Farmers seek seed corn amid scarcity while John Ross and John W B Hutchings search near West Union. Cyrus Breedlove buys a Martin ditching machine to aid drainage on his land. Calvin Bardin plans Terre Haute move after upcoming sale. Rev W H Stephens of Marshall returns after snow delays. Green Moss Methodist Society lunch cancelled due to wheatless day at Bardin sale. Will Davis and others attend Martinsville Modern Woodmen lodge installation.

Oscar Parks Caleb Parks John Ross John W. B Hutchings West Union Cyrus Breedlove Martin Calvin Bardin Turner Farm Terre Haute W H. Stephens Marshall Ladies of the Methodist Society Green Moss Will Davis Matt Snyder John E. Hurst, Jr John M Hutchings, Jr Martinsville Woodmen Lodge

Local Notes From The Banner Times

George G Robertson left Saturday on a business trip to New Orleans Louisiana. Miss Pearl McDaniel was taken to Olney last week for an operation. Walt Miller resides near Payne Mississippi and was here visiting relatives early last week. Mrs Della Perkins and daughter Lucille left Saturday for Pine Bluff Arkansas to visit relatives. Word came last week of the death of Rev EB Whittaker in Iowa. Ming Maule Dram was called to Chicago Sunday to be with her brother J M Dram who suffered a stroke February 4 while on a railroad job. condition reported serious. Manuel Dixon arrived home Thursday after serving as a wireless operator aboard ship.

Banner Times George G. Robertson New Orleans Pearl McDaniel Olney Walt Miller Payne, Miss Della Perkins Lucille Pine Blur Ark Rov EB. EL Whittaker Iowa Presbyterian Church Ming Maule Dram Chicago J. M. Dram Manuel Dixon

Local nuptials and notable moves sit in region news

Friday he and Miss Lorna Howe wed in Marshall and plan a South America trip and return with a honeymoon awaiting sailing orders. Also reported are the death of Mrs Almira Mack in Kansas Ill and Wayne Taylor in Pittsburg after illness. A H Makepeace sells his restaurant for military call. residents travel to New York Phoenix and Eldorado visits noted.

South America Almira Mack Westfield Kansas A. H Makepeace B. W. Webb Wayne Taylor Pittsburg Anna Fagan New York Juanita Prewett D. A. Lee Roy Beavers Hutton Phoenix Arizona

Alaska Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Annexation

Alaska marks fifty years since joining the United States and ending Russian rule, reflecting on its new federal status and national alignment. The celebration underscores the transition from a distant territory to a US state.

Alaska United States Russia

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The Marshall State Bank the Bank of the People Newsevies Danifel Gilbert Noah Mundy Tra Seige D. W Hall George Ryerson Toledo Clifford Evans Selah Evans John Thomas T W Richards Paris Samuel Cullop Joseph Sims Irma Hill Hutsonville High School Roscoe Richards Manford Will Heming Jo Ow Richards Ler M V . Connelly Melvin Hall Anudarka Okla A Hammond Chas Baker Ennis Altrey Lindsey Lois Jeffers James Melton Salt Lake Fiza Ulrey Atwood South Dolson Casey NEW Era Club Aak Tale Club William Hani Bubeck House Furnishi Dc. O. Green Eldorado, Kans the Herald Doll’s Grocery van Camp D. D. Doll North Side Square Marshall, Illinois
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