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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
5
The reflection warns that self deception harms others who trust you and cautions against bragging about ancestors. It frames Adam as the sole person without forebears, challenging prideful lineage notions.
Mrs. C. E. Beadle visits daughter Elsie in Terre Haute. Numerous local guests call on relatives, including Misses Schakler, Heertell and Tillie in Terre Haute. Birthdays, travels to Chicago and Indianapolis occur, with A. A. Ryan seen passing through en route to Michigan.
Dr Walter Morton of Paris visited Tuesday with his uncle BE D Morton Miss Jessie LeSeure spent Sunday in Terre Haute with Miss Merl Poor Miss Lucille Ralston spent Sunday with her parents after attending the Inter Collegiate Vocational conference at De Pauw University as a representative of Earlham college Mrs Nathan Wright Miss Phoebe Wright Arthur and Renee Wright Mrs Howard Grisham Mr and Mrs Will Fraker Allen Fraker and Harry Whitson attended the funeral of James Haun at Ridgefarm today Miss Gladys Allison entertained her violin class Saturday afternoon from three to five o clock at the north side school building to a George Washington party Seasonable games were played and refreshments were served
Mrs. Mattie Moreland attended Mrs. Hannah Marvin funeral at West Union Saturday. Miss Margaret Meehling visited with Miss Patience Cooper. Miss Minnie Keifer visited her parents J. B. Keifer. Ernest Lowthers bought a half interest in a Robinson service station. W F Hutchinson Max Zschau Fred Keifer Roy Hunt attend Masonic lodge and banquet in Casey. Mrs J C Fisher returned to Wapakoneta after visiting her daughter M C Doty. Ivan Pyle Lemar Harrington, recently in California, returned to West Union for their grandmother Hannah Marvin's funeral but arrived too late.
Richard Keller to John E Tyhurst transfer of lyates valued at $650. Viola Boyer to Trustees Evangeli 1 Association in Marshall circuit for lot in Marshall valued at $2,600. John R Marwin to B L Williamson for a lot in West Union valued at $750. John Weir to Thomas B Griffin for a lot in Marshall with listed price of $1.00. W W Bruce to Charles Herbert for a lot in Casey valued at $880.
Claude E Fox 28 and Pearl Weir 25 of Marshall register. Luther Johnson 25 Marshall ties with Mary Riley 20. Herman Marrs 21 Dolson township weds Bertha Pearl Fox 20 Dolson township.
Miss Pearl Weir daughter of Dr and Mrs L J Weir married Claude E Fox son of Mrs Alice Fox at the bride’s home with Rev P M Wilkin presiding. Guests included Rev Wilkin Esther Weir Sturgeon L Victor and others from Urbana West Union Terre Haute and Marshall. Mr and Mrs Fox plan to live on a farm near West Union after March 1. Dixon observes death of John Henry with funeral at his home. He served in the US Army including Fort Custer and Fort Snelling and helped in the relief expedition after Custers stand. He leaves a wife two sisters and a brother with many out of town mourners at the Oakwood interment.
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