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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

6

Miss Margaret Shaw Visited Terre Haute Mrs. Helen Sacordy Robinson Guest

Mrs. Charles Cole hosted last night at Asbury church with Mrs. George Burkholder district chairman of Upper Wabash township. Eight rural schools and teachers assisted the joint box supper, which yielded a fine success and funds were turned over.

Helen Robinson Charles Cole George Burkholder Wabash C. A. Dixon N. ‘Sixth St Russia Parrel Dulaney Nat'l. Aia Archer Building Gard Tranks Augustus Sambal Hazel

Local social notes and community updates from Terre Haute area

Residents attend visits and dinners with friends across towns. announcements include births marriages and birthday celebrations. Guests and events feature families such as Arbuckles Benhams Batsons LeSeures and Harpers with church and Legion auxiliary meetings noted along with a scarlet fever health alert and the live stock shipping association meeting.

Weekend Visits Reported From Indiana Guests

Dr. William Koutsoumpasis of St. Louis spent a weekend with his brother Thomas Koutsoumpais and other guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casteel, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Sebree of Shelburn, Mrs. Frank Matthews and H. B. Matthews of Hagerstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bebrée and daughter Jean of Terre Haute. Miss Fannie Luckhaupt’s class of girls and Ernest Bayles led a Methodist Sunday school program and a church basement gathering featured games and refreshments.

William Koutsoumpasis Robert Casteel Millard Sebree Shelburn Frank Matthews H. B. Matthews Hagerstown Ind Frank, Bebrée Jean Terre Haute Fannie Luckhaupt’s Ernest’ ‘Bayles

Community News and Social Notices

Miss Ida Craig visits from West Union with Miss Marie Davison in Paris. Births include a son for Mr and Mrs William Geheb and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Owen Hendrix. Arthur Lowry off duty after stomach trouble. Local G A R officers installed. Social events feature parties, visits, and church talks in Marshall and Clay City areas.

Ida Craig Near West Union Marie Davison Paris Arthur” Lowry

Harold Bright Declares Candidacy for County Superintendent

Harold Bright announces his bid for re election as County Superintendent of Schools subject to Republican primaries on April 11 1922. The notice appears in an advertisement and identifies the campaign action and party process.

YE Harold ‘Bright

W O Slusser Announces Candidacy for County Judge

W O Slusser announces his candidacy for County Judge subject to Republican primary approval. The primary is set for Tuesday April 11 1922. Slusser provides address 218 in the advertisement.

W.O. Slussere W.O. Slusser

Ga Candidate for Lark County Judge in Republican Primary

Candidate Edward Pearce announces run for judge of Lark County in the Republican primary to be held April 11, 1522, describing the bid as an official advertisement.

Lark County Répubblick Edward Pearce

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