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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1928

Page

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Weekend Visits and Illness Reach Several Families

Verleigh Burdett of Wyanett spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Burdett. Mrs A E Glhck was called to Ridgeway Missouri by the serious illness of her father Wm Longfellow. Miss Claire Chrysler a student at Indiana Central College in Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred L Chrysler. Mir and Mrs W L Garrison were called to Matto by the illness of their daughter Irene a teacher in that city. Mr and Mrs Ira Babcock and daughter Eva June of Greenville were weekend guests of Mrs Sarah Bruce and Miss Jennie Searls and other relatives and friends.

Verleigh Burdett Wyanett John Burdett A. E. GlHck Ridgeway Wm Longfellow Claire Chrysler Indiana Central College Indianapolis Fred L. Chrysler Mir W L. Garrison Matto Irene Ira Babcock Eva June Greenville Sarah Bruce Jennie Searls

Westfield Family News and Local Visits

Westfield Mr and Mrs Alva Applegate welcome a son born Saturday February 11. Mrs DO A Lafferty of Jewett visited sister Mrs Della Luther and family. Farrel and Frank Williams with son visited Evanston to see Cleo Williams at St Francis hospital. Frank Baker of Urbana hosted Ira and old friends. Mr and Mrs George Tarble of Paris were guests of 4A. B Reeds and family and Mrs J W Simmins and children visited Mrs Edgar Haugh at Kansas.

Alva Applegate DO A Lafferty Jewett Della Luther Frank Williams Farrel Evanstom Cleo Williams St Francis Hospital Frank Baker Urbana Ira George Tarble Paris B Reeds J W Simmins Edgar Haugh Kansas

Martinsville Notes and Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Jake Booth returned from Indianapolis. Mrs Booth attended the Spring Opening. Jesse Collier and family visited Terre Haute relatives. Fred Collier funeral attended by Minnie Collier’s family. Fred Marie Deahl hospitalized in Charleston for bone TB surgery. recovering well. T E Cross hosted a Sunday dinner. Kansas visitors O T Morris and Harry Morris joined Mrs Francis Gruber. Charleston Delta Lambda Sigma fraternity organized. Martinsville boys Cedric Henley John Ennis and Hov Ratts joined Charles ton TCC chapter.

Jake Booth Indianapolis Booth Jesse Collier Betty O T Morris Harry Morris Francis Gruber Kansas Charleston Delta Lambda Sigma Martinsville TCC Cedric Henley John Ennis Hov Ratts

Miss Nelle Daugherty Birthday Party Seen in York

Mrs Jack Barker hosted a party Monday night in honor of Miss Nelle Daugherty turning twenty. Attendees included Nina and Lina Whitman Ruby Bonesteele Martha Black Bill Starks Bill Pulleyblank John Riggs Charlie Roberts Jack Barker and Arthur Baker. Refreshments of candy pie and coffee were served.

Nelle Daugherty Ruby Bonesteele Nina Lina Whitman Marshall Claude Pee Graysville Neal Daugherty Jack Barker Bill Starks Bill Pulleyblank John Riggs Charlie Roberts

Hammond announce arrival of a new baby

Liberty. Mr and Mrs. Gus Hammond announce the arrival of a new baby. Harry Freeman and family of St. Marys of the Woods Indiana spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Lulu Thompson spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Reno Shawler at West Union. Jake Batts and wife and Mrs. Ida McCourt spent Friday in Terre Haute.

Gus Hammond Harry Freeman St. Marys-of-th-Woods Ind Lulu Thompson Reno Shawler West Union Jake Batts Ida McCourt Terre Haute

West Union Sale Lunch Event Reportedly Set for March First

The M A s will serve lunch at George Cline s sale on March 1. The Hassam Star school of instruction is planned for a day next week. Roy McCrory and family moved to Lonnie Nichols residence. Mas Coombes and Mrs Bargervet Foomana visited Mrs Bora Crumlin in the afternoon.

M.a’s George Cline Hassam Roy McCrory Lonnie Nichols Dirs Mas Coombes Bargervet Foomana Bora Crumlin

West York Social Notes and Visits Roundup

West York and nearby towns show a busy social week with births and visitors. Dale Quin ten born to Mr and Mrs John Athey. Cecil Bell of Paris visits kin. Everett Clark on a Robinson business trip. multiple families host and visit across Robinson Knox county and Hutsonville.

John Athey Dale Quinten Cecil Bell Paris Ike Seymour R. L. Bell Everett Clark Robinson George S. Rains Rogers Arkansas S . Buckner W. E. Ormiston James Lindley Adam Cullop Will Miller Chas. E. Rains Dee Rains Lawrence Newlin Jessie Tuttle Universalist Mission Circle Ed Musgrave A. B. McNutt Louis Will Musgrave Angie Reynolds Robinson and Palestine DD Reynolds Orville Medsker Mildren Truman Martha Pearce Melrose Allen Hicks Carroll Cox Norman Richards Jay Harrington Knox County Ed Harrington Joseph Sims Chicago Ozie Race Clem Floyd Cebron Sims Tavia Dix LaMotte Prairie Bert Mehler Chase Rains Vee Rains Ollie Lindley

Frances Irene Hilbert is Born in Week

A baby girl named Frances Irene arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hilbert last week. Mrs Robert Buckle visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bradley at Auburn Mississippi. Ola Collier plans store remodel and new stock soon. Mrs Henry Bohn visits daughter Mrs Raymond Huffington in Gars. Mrs Edward Norris visited Floyd Norris and family in Chicago. Lydia Hilbert remains seriously ill but showing no improvement. Sarge Hutchinson of Casey spent two weeks with his mother Mrs Mary Hutchinson.

George Hilbert Frances Irene Robert Buckle Henry Bradley Auburn Ola Collier Henry Bohn Raymond Huffington Gars Edward Norris Floyd Norris Chicago Lydia Hilbert

Martinsville and nearby visits reported

Dolson Mrs Sylvan Richey and two children visited Mr and Mrs J W Hutchings in Martinsville. George Claypool stayed with daughter Mrs Harry Murphy near Pleasant Grove. Emmett Meloy spent the early week in Paris with relatives. David Nicholson slowly recovers from recent hurt. Mrs Moses Johnson has been very ill. Ray Newman and family moved to Ed Beachout's place near Five Points.

Dolson Sylvan Richey J W Hutchings Martinsville George Claypool Harry Murphy Pleasant Grove Emmett Meloy Paris David Nicholson Moses Johnson Ray Newman Ed Beachout Five Points

In memory of Christenz Rolson mother

Memoriam notice for Christenz Rolson who died three years ago this February. Missed by her children.

Christenz Rolson

Sanitation Cuts Chick Losses for Poultry Raiser in Illinois

Urbana, Feb 20. A Scott county poultry farmer reports sanitation plan benefits from University of Illinois extension service. In 1926 chicks died 36 percent. last year losses dropped to 11 percent with 306 hatched. Hen losses dropped from 18 to four, stock grew faster and cockerels sold earlier at higher price.

Urbana Ill Scott County Extension Service College of Agriculture University of Illinois H. H. Alp Alp

Local court notes show guardianship and estate actions in Choctaw

In county court Helen Cooper estate petitions approved with Homer Cooper appointed guardian and bonds fixed at 425 dollars with multiple sureties. John Mathew estate partial report approved. Anna Seidel estate inventory filed and approved. Jean Sprague pleaded guilty to prohibition violation and faces 120 days on penal farm plus costs. Sprague held to bail 1000 dollars for carrying concealed weapons. Plea on disturbing the peace resulted in a 1 dollar fine and costs.

Helen Cooper Homer Cooper Himer Cooper Laura Cooper Jay Swern John Mathew Anna Seidel People Jean Sprague Vandalia Plerda

Moral health and youth training versus crime and insanity

A columnist laments conflicting medical views on murderers and mental illness, warns that sensational crime news and lax parental guidance harm youth, and argues mental and moral health come from strict upbringing and discipline. The piece condemns overlenient views and urges better youth training to prevent crime.

Dad

Common Sense Pays and the Hernia Cure Scam

An elderly man seeks a cure for a hernia from shady pamphlets and a home remedy kit. He buys items claiming cure and money back, but the pad fails, no refund comes, and he is sold another product at half price. The tale warns that fools learn only by being stung and warns against hokum draining wallets.

Tuberculosis in Cows Decreasing in Illinois

Springfield Ill Feb 23 state agriculture reports show a drop in reactors. For every seven cows testing tubercular in the year ending June 30 only three are diseased in six months. Across counties 6 404 cows 6 reactors Clark Crawford. Cumberland 2875 with 20 reactors. Douglas 5631 with 38 reactors. Edgar Coles 2263 with 2 reactors.

Springfield Illinois Inspection Service State Department of Agriculture Clark-Crawford Cumberland County Douglas County Edgar-Coles Counties

Miss Dorothy Goodwin Signs Six Month Contract at $100 Weekly

Dorothy Goodwin a former stenographer at New York Citys Fifth Avenue Hotel signed a six months contract for $100 weekly after a chance lunch encounter with S Huffman general director for Messrs. Shubert at the hotel. She is the daughter of Mrs Agnes Goodwin of Jersey City New Jersey.

Dorothy Goodwin Fifth Avenue New York S. Huffman Messrs. Shubert Miss Goodwin Agnes Goodwin Jersey City N. J

Cold light sought to cut waste in electrical current

A proposal aims to reduce heat loss in electrical lighting by eliminating wasteful current use. If successful, about 25 times more light could be produced for the same cost, using the same amount of electricity.

Oratorical Resourcefulness Traps a Quiet Pause

In Terre Haute Tribune story a famed speaker fills a silence after an audience roar falls flat by grabbing the water pitcher and proceeding with his oration.

Terre Haute

Local Officials Issue Resolution on Arden Coryell and Williams

A city committee presents a resolution involving Claude M. Kearns Arden Coryell and E Williams. The document outlines the actions approved and directs further advertisement on the matter on August 1.

Claude M. Kearns Arden Coryell, Clavericé E. Williams

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