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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1918

Page

5

For Sale 190 Acre Morton Farm in Clark County

Auction offer details describe 190 acres of the Morton farm in Clark County with a level terrain and good water flow. Interested buyers are directed to Ben T. Bard at the Marshall State Bank in Monshall for particulars.

Morton No Township Clark Co Ageney Ben T. Bard Marshall State Bank Monshall

Week's Doings Highlight Local Visits and Events

Foster Martin visits Chicago while Basil Whitlock spouses Ter re Haute outings. Dr. Martin of Oliver ordered for army service. Area clubs host dances, banquets, and meetings as Red Cross, DAR, and Mission Study groups plan events. Couples wed in county clerk office. many travel to Indianapolis and Atlanta for family visits.

Dr. Martin Oliver

County School Notes Highlights War Time Awards

The column lists pupils honored with awards and diplomas for the year, names many students, notes gold pins earned by several, and reports on war savings drives and Junior Red Cross progress. It also mentions teachers leaving for training, new hires across multiple schools, and a call for director notices to avoid hiring conflicts. Washington’s Birthday observances are praised as patriotic education advances.

Rose Green Bernice Lochary Sadie Baxter Clinton Green Don Thompson Wm. Crouch Edith Howard Clae Montgomery Malinda Brimner Marie Wilson Ruth Montgomery Eugene Dow Edward Burkholder Ben Fawley Lillian Neal Marie Downey Harry Reed Dean Atkins Velma Reed Hazel Seaton Muriel Beasley Myrtle Phillips Blanche Medsker Grace Sneed Russell Abel Edith Miller Helen Helen Fitch Vinton Reed Irene Downey Casey Bro. Thompson Red Cross Martinsville Hardway North Side Fred Geisert Leonard Marrs Howard Kuhn Harry Leatherman Uncle Sam Five Points Ridpath Anna English Clark County Booth Wayne Welch Orange Township Leatherman Kimlin Etta Hutchinson Marts Wace Clarksville West Liberty Beulah Beachout Bartmess Hurley Johnson Blue Grass Laura Heimer Pleasant Grove Edith Murphy Johnson Lizzie Hutchinson Block Margaret Manhartz Crow Irene Crow Washington America

Miss Celia Lake Weds William Baker in New York Visit

Miss Celia Lake who has been in Worcester Mass this year married William Baker last Tuesday in New York. They visited Philadelphia and Washington and arrived Sunday to spend a week with Mrs. Baker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lake. They plan to make their home in Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Bay County Clerk Morton and State's Attorney Clements traveled to Danville Monday on tax collection business against the Sidell and Olney railway.

Edward Jennings Trev. Davis Terre Haute Harry B. Dulaney H. M. Janney John Patton Indianapolis Wilfred Shaw State University Samuel Finney Stella Batts Casey J. C. Craig Charles Cole Atlanta Fenton Camp Gordon Cole Mississippi Marshall Club B. E. R. T. Club Congregational Sunday School James Keyes Brackettville Texas Keyes Edna Stateler Red Men Lodge Judge Scholfield Allen Mathews Jas. Davison Fritz Kannamacher James Wilson Charles Stepp D. G. Day Herman France Celia Lake Worcester Mass Wiliam Baker New York Philadephia Washington

Card of Thanks From Batley Family

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes during our bereavement. Wim Batley and Family.

Iment Wim. Batley_and Family

For Sale and Local Listings in Marshall Area

A crowded packet of notices: property for sale including a 40 acre tract next to the county poor farm, a 40 60 or 200 acre farm, and multiple houses. Also loans on farm lands, farm supplies, seeds, fertilizer, and seed oats for sale. Local services include picture framing, engraved cards, market meats, and a theater rental notice. Also a bake sale benefit and various items for private sale.

City South 6Th Street Frank M. Hurst

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Pythian Theatre Triangle Enid Bennett Triangle Comedy Vitagraph Betty Howe James Morrison George Allen England Ford Big Bill Hart Wolf Lowry Dorothy Dalton Wild Winship Mary Anderson Antonio Moreno H. R. Bamesberger J.W. McGowan Ben T. Baird Old Fort Bob Gary Oea c Wabash Foster Martin Chicago Mrs Basil Whitlock Ray Green Jencks Marshall Lo. Cole O. A. Keiser Noblesville Ind Irenis Hall Miss June Johnson Paris Rodney Bell John Scholfield West Union Red Cross Snyder West Union Charles Prevo J. K. Kerr Beethoven Schubert Pear Lee Mary Eleanor Brown Fenton Mathews Olen R. Clements Mission Study Club The Congregational Church J. W. Lewis Lewis Minsk Nellie Stephenson Gertrude Shaw A. M.A C. R. Dievlamm County School Notes Harold Bright Cole & Cole B. F. Johnson Bubeck & Gallagher Edgar Summers Martinsville, Ill Marshall, MI Fred Walkes Kohl Building East Main Street Farmers Zschau Congregational Choir Fund A. Bamesberger Martinsville, Il Pythian Temple Board of Trustees M. Janney S O. Tibbs C L. Parsons Chas. Thornsbureg Encyclopedia Americana Edward Kuhlman D. C N. 6Th St James Walters Hall-Borchert O. P Tharp Route 3 CC. E. Lee McKeen, Il East Locust Will Cork Nelson Baker Roy Dickerson Poland China C. B. Lee McKeen, II N. Seventh St C. E. Gorham Herald Office Seymour Hurst Harrisburg Williams L. Ruben Tron New Spring Millinery Whitlock Variety Store Gorham Black & Hutchinson’s North Side Square
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