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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

4

Local social notes and sports wrap from Casey region

Casey and area residents are listed visiting, traveling, or returning from trips to Lodi Terre Haute Indianapolis Effingham and Decatur. Notables include Dr. L. H. Johnson and Dr. W. W. Bruce as well as the Western Radiator Co. team plans. Caspy basketball team split results with Oblong in a weekend doubleheader at the local gym.

Marina Vandalia Lochl Gymnasium Casey Terre Haute C. Jamison

Revival Meetings Continue at Bailiff Church in West York

West York reports strong attendance at Bailiff church revival meetings with a few conversions. Local events include visits from S M Bussell and family, several flu illnesses among area residents, and moves to and from West Union and nearby towns.

Local notes from Auburn area report family visits and moves

Dolson Mr and Mrs Marlin Claypool spent Thursday at Arch Birchfield's south of Auburn. Russell Hutchings works on the store of Joseph Fitzgerald at Oilfield. Several in the locality are sick with colds and lagrippe. Mrs Ellen Bennett of Auburn visited her sister Mrs Meloy. Lee Bishop and family moved to their new home southeast of Martinsville. Bruce Daughetee announces the arrival of a new son February 15. George Claypool sold 20 head of shoats to Russell Stevens of near Paris Monday.

Marlin Claypool Arch Birchfield Auburn Russell Hutchings Joseph Fitzgerald Oilfield Ellen Bennett Meloy Lee Bishop Martinsville Bruce ‘Daughetee George Claypool Russell Stevens Paris

Death of Levis Claypool in Chicago Friday

Funeral services held yesterday for Levis Claypool who died Friday in Chicago. He leaves a wife two sons and three daughters with one daughter residing in Martinsville and rest of family in Chicago.

Levis Claypool Martinsville Chicago

Local social notes and obit brief from Martinsville and Hidalgo

Mrs. Lola Lathrop hosted Sunday guests in Terre Haute including Mrs. Isiah Buckle and sister Mrs. Andy Slater of Hidalgo. J W Wood returned from Chicago and Mar shall visitors Mr. and Mrs. EB Miller called in. Harve Fasig died after a few weeks illness. WWLBE entertained the Helping Hand class in a Valentine social. Rebekah lodge members attended Casey lodge. An old saying notes generosity of advice.

Robert, Willison Wm. Willison Terre’ "Haute Lola Lathrop Isiah Buckle Andy Slater Hidalgo J. W. Wood Chicago EB. J. Miller Marshall Z ‘City Philip, Weir Bridgeport Harve Fasig WW. L. B. Es Church of God Rebekah Lodge Casey

Sheriff Candidate John W. Lewis Seeks Republican Primary

John W. Lewis announces his candidacy for Sheriff subject to Republican party approval in the upcoming primary to be held Tuesday April 11, 1922. Advertisement. Ste.

Edward Pearce Announces Candidacy for Clark County Judge

Edward Pearce announces his candidacy for county judge of Clark County subject to the Republican primary on April 11, 1922. Advertisement. 1-tf

Clark’ County Ril Edward Pearce

W O Slusser Announces Candidacy for County Judge

W O Slusser files as a candidate for County Judge subject to Republican party approval at the primary to be held on the eleventh day of April 1922. The notice appears as an advertisement and names W O Slusser.

W. O. Slusser Republican ‘Party Theeddy Clark County J. “Arney

Millard Hedrick Announces Sheriff Candidacy

Millard Hedrick announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican voters approval at the primary on April 11 1922. Advertisement. 65tf.

Clark County

Short for Sheriff announces candidacy in Clark County

Charles Short announces his Republican bid for Clark County Sheriff subject to primary approval. Primary election set for April 11, 1922.

County Clerk Candidate Ad for April 11 1922 Primaries

Harold A. Wysong announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk in the April 11 1922 primaries. Advertisement appears in the newspaper.

Harold A Wysong

George M Morgan Seeks Road Commissioner Post

George M Morgan announces candidacy for Road Commissioner of Marshall Township subject to Republican primary approval. Advertisement notes the date 7-2.

Marshall Township George M.morgan

McDaniel Declares Run for 34th District Representative

W K McDaniel announces candidacy for representative in the 34th district on the Republican ticket subject to voters decision at the April primaries.

K. McDaniel

Fredenberger Named Republican Candidate for County Treasurer

Jo W. Fredenberger will be the Republican candidate for County Treasurer, subject to voters at the primary on April 11. The notice confirms his candidacy and upcoming primary election date.

Jo W. Fredenberger Amet Ela Ie

Bruce Stockwell Announces Candidacy for Road Commissioner

Bruce Stockwell declares his bid for Road Commissioner in Wabash Township subject to Republican voters approval at the March 1922 primary to be announced later.

Bruce Stockwell Wabash Township

County Judge Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support

A Clark County resident announces candidacy for County Judge, subject to Republican voters in the upcoming primary. The notice lists J. Ormiston as a contesting candidate for Read Commissioner of Wabash township, pending Republican approval.

Candidate Brandensten Announces Run in 34th Tiatrict Primaries

Chas T. Brandensten declares candidacy for the 34th Tiatrict with a planned primary on November 11, 1999, as advertised. The notice details his political bid and dates for voters.

Chas, T Brandensten Renasantativa Renvict Ha haldAarty

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