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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
5
William Garner of Kile spent a day last week with John Garner and family. William Lola and John Norton visited Carl Norton and family of English on Wednesday. Hershel Cline of Gary spent over Sunday with home folks.
Tom Bills former Westfield resident now in Terre Haute spent the weekend with his wife. Mr and Mrs W C Seneff returned from Marionville Missouri after visiting their son Harold Seneff and family. Mrs B O Parker received two weeks of treatment at Effingham hospital and is improving. Mr and Mrs Pat Courtney of Chicago were guests of Mrs Tom Bills and Mrs Mary Parker. William Furman of Gary Indiana spent a few days with his brother Claude and his wife.
Miss Joyce Cunningham and Miss Lucille Fitch hosted a Bunco evening at Lucy Fitchs home with Rosalee Sinclair Gladys Hutchings Winifred Cunningham Maxine Greenwell Lois McClellan Polly Altom Roland Dill Richard Mitchell John Ennis Earl Johnson John Bright Cedric Henley Clinton Morgan Wayne Funk among attendees. Mr and Mrs M Paxton later hosted a turkey dinner with Rev V C Barnhart Everett Carper Linda Snavels Phoebe Snavels Minnie Horrall Thelma Snavels Edwin Snavels Jennie Brown of Memphis and Cal Bidwell of Palestine joined Ros Cook residents. Afternoon visitors called on George Carper and Mrs W H Dye Sisterville West Virginia and Dr Paul Dye of New York City spent weekend with Dr Dye’s sisters.
Mrs Wm Ruether of Effingham visited her aunt Mrs Dell Bun ton. Marguerite Lyman returned from Charleston after a visit. Mrs J R Carothers and Mrs Barney Smith also visited. Wm Heywood of Seminole Okla left for Tulsa after visiting his mother. Mrs W G Howard and daughter Betty returned from Detroit. Final guardian report filed in Walter Adams estate with minor now of age. Chas Hutchens pleads guilty to intoxication and is fined. State case Westfield road Judge Gard to rule Jan 19. Delinquency case involving Jessie Hires jury deliberated all night and failed to reach verdict. Several prohibition cases: Jake Remlinger sentenced 60 days. John M Higgins 90 days. Dewey Remlinger 60 days. Howard Shonk case pending at press time.
Rev Gee Hall will preach at the M E church Sunday at 2 30 o clock Leander Guyer recovering from recent operation at Robinson hospital is doing well Mr and Mrs Ike Seymour and Miss Mollie Lewis spent Sunday at Paris with Mr and Mrs Jay Harrington and Miss Cecil Bell Mrs Mary Hawkins of Palestine visited dinner with Mr and Mrs Ira Seigel Friday evening Miss Ollie Lindley spent Saturday in Hutsonville with her aunt Lucy Ormiston and Mrs Minnie Harrison Herbert Seigel, dental student in St Louis, left Thursday after visiting his parents at Seigels.
An obscure quotation from Arthur Sehbitzler in Vario Tal Viagacine discusses a man defined by a longing for freedom as a nonconventional form of responsibility.
A fragment discusses parents guiding children by presenting heroes as role models. It contrasts showing admirable figures with creating deceptive imitations, debating the impact on youth behavior and values.
Mrs Everett Ralston of near Mt Olive visited Tuesday with Mrs B C Sackrider. Mrs Esther Wheeler and daughter Frances spent a few days with Reasor Wheeler and wife near Mt Olive. Miss Mary Ellen Wells at Annapolis high school spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Alva Wells. Mrs James Drake, who visited her children at Marshall and near Martinsville, returned to her county line home Thursday evening. Jesse Spraker motored to Annapolis on business Thursday evening. Francis attended Sunday school at Mt Olive Sunday.
Report from Barton crossing notes Fred Fowler son of Charles and Mrs Fowler of York remains in Bradley hospital with a broken leg and serious injuries after the December 21 train automobile crash that killed two others. John Bishop, longtime York resident, dies at age 73.
Perry Liston of Adams Express launches the new year with a sturdy express wagon to haul merchants goods. Charlie Killie drives. the Adams Express Co is lauded as first class. Hogs flood shipments with three cars daily, Paris and Danville line adds twelve to eighteen cars daily. Hugh and Mary McDonald greet a baby girl. Ivan Barlow visits Marshall during holidays.
Trustee Walter Cole sold the Clark County Creamery last Friday to satisfy mortgages. The property brought 3400 and was bought by Lyman Booth and several buyers including R L Dulaney D D Doll Clark County Bank O C Roberts and wife and Miss Gussie Noble of Terre Haute. Attendees included Miss Janie Green Vincennes and C W Howard Martinsville at social events. bridesmaid Amelia Grabenheimer attended a Robinson wedding. Amos Lycan of Camp Clark Nebraska visited Clark and Edgar counties.
Robert Smith of Wabash traded 132 acres for 160 acres in Larotte Co Kansas. Dense fog covered the area from Sunday evening through Tuesday night obscuring objects up to a square away. Anna Houk returned home ill from school Tuesday and is now bedridden with pneumonia. Burglars rifled Dr Blank’s and Seymour Hurst’s homes Sunday night, only a box of matches was taken. In Revs Tull Smith Harms and Gunn Marshall praises the area’s young ministers for unity and energetic service against common enemies.
The county pig club distributes eighteen purebred pigs to Marshall High School boys. Pigs from Duroc and Poland China lines will be raised under McLean county sanitation methods. Each member pledges proper care, ration balancing, and show efforts with most litters shared among the club and agriculture department.
Eunice A Hall born February 21 1858 in Darwin township married John Milton Craig in 1875. She died January 7 1928 in Marshall aged 69 years 10 months and 16 days. left five children two grandchildren and siblings Ida Anderson and Hershel Hall. Funeral at residence Monday 10:00 with Rev Howard Leach. interment Hall Cemetery.
Ten years ago county farmers organized interest in a Farm Bureau and a county farm advisor. A court house gathering drew about 60 farmers from most townships, not Johnson. J. H. Hainley resigns as secretary of Marshall Mutual Insurance and as town clerk to join a railroad job in Indiana. A Paris license issued to Elmer Counterman and Clara Evans of Walnut Prairie. Levi Platz family from Alta Vista, IA, visiting New Year with John Huen.
Miss Gertrude Thomas of Terre Haute spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fox. Miss Ermagene Kirchner of Terre Haute is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner.
A fragment notes a claim about law granting a husband power to open his wife's letters while it denies him a certain course of action. The sentence presents a dispute over privacy versus control within marriage and hints at a related court consideration.
Lawrence Hammond and his wife entertained about 25 relatives and friends to a pound supper Saturday night in Massey of Urbana while visiting relatives. Gladys Nichols suffered serious arm and hip injuries from a bottle explosion. Josiah Bardin died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Fannie Johnson in Marshall.
Miss Margaret Bohn visits sisters in Indianapolis while Mrs. Edward Norris visits Chicago. A Snyder church revival is led by Rev. L. Goderts. Edna Henderson returns from Terre Haute. Charles Tingley and family join Randall Haddix for a Sunday visit. Zelpha Bohn and Modest Bohn of Indianapolis are listed. Otto Alabaugh from Georgetown visits Sarah Hollenbeck. Henderson family members, Draper family and Misses Henderson and Walls are mentioned in Sunday visits.
A provocative statement argues that while surgeons can now introduce air into the brain, the urgent challenge is developing safe methods to remove it, highlighting concerns about patient safety and medical responsibility.
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