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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1919

Page

4

Local News Shotgun from Marshall and Surrounds

CaS NEWS M AWHEMIST DOLSON Mr Leach and son transacted business in Marshall Thursday. Mat Snyder has been losing hogs to cholera. Forest Meloy has a felon on his finger. Several local children ill with chickenpox. Joseph Claypool began work for Harrison Pinnell near Kansas last week. Sperry Claypool hauled hay to Aden moor Saturday. Christian Hutchings and wife welcomed a son born last Thursday. Jesse Melos and family from Grand View visited Mrs Ek Meloy Saturday. Clayton Shreve of Marshall in area Sunday. he sold his farm to Mr Warl of Pari. Church property addition details. En trance from east and west. stairs outside. Casualty tribute to Clark County boy Enoch Haddix killed in France with Terre Haute ties. Household Science Club met with demonstrations. fireless cooker mishap noted as roof fire caused destruction but contents saved. Bank robbery at Toledo. vault blown but loot around $200.

Dolson Leach and Son Marshall Mat Snyder Meloy Jesse Melos Grandview Ek Meloy Clayton Shreve Warl Pari Mana Mary Est Amn Weoath Waught Reste Mare Harlan Rush Canada England Household Science Club Eon McNarso Bert McNary Murphys Jamies JL. OQ Enoch Haddix France Polly Haddix Darwin Township Terre Haute Hves Haddix Camp Shelby Miss Enoch Haddixs Campefe 52Nd Infantry Second Indiana Infantry Jack London

Westfield notes and visiting residents in town

Levi Wels remains frail while Fred and Philip Spittler visit Allright. Zimri Amstett of Needmore comes for business. Dora Hardway of Orange township trades in town. Fridas Joshua Smith relocates to south side quarters. Al Barber and Rev Litherland recover from illness. Lawrence Ryan and wife of Muncie visit Dorinda Ryan. City presented its old-time appearance with many visitors. Piersal, McCrory, Kite of Casey spend Saturday here. Peter Raudabaugh from Buford, North Dakota visits for winter stay. Morris Hanks returns from Staunton sick with fever. Comrades Tucker and Blankenbeker head to Accola, Florida for remainder of winter. Emanuel Welsh from Martinsville visits relatives near Tulsa. Benjamin Jones of Seattle visits friends and kin. Hie daves extends west after 20 years away. Nealie Barkalow of VMeirese fully recovered and in town, wife ill, he assists. Excavation under Bethel church continues to finish basement to 50 by 30 feet. WESTFIELD item: Schools reopen Monday but bans on churches and public meetings persist. J H Johnson of Co K returns from overseas. wounded in left arm. Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller of Indianapolis move back to Westfield. A L Clifford and Ray E Clifford of New York City were guests at J H White’s. James H Whitt ships cattle to Chicago market via Ashmore. Frank Jawis wounded and gassed overseas, now at Camp Grant. Mrs Margaret Tyler steeples dies January 1 of influenza.

Levi Wels Fred and Philip Spittler Allright Zimri Amstett Needmore Dora Hardway Orange Township Fridas Joshua Smith Vine Street al Barber Rev Litherland Lawrence Ryan Muncie Ind Dorinda Ryan Sammy Piersal Herbert McCrory George Kite Casey Peter Raudabaugh Buford North Dakota Morris Hanks Staunton Ind James Tucker B R Blankenbeker Accola Fla Neal Barkalow Vmeirese Bethel Church

Local News and Deaths Reported in Casey Area

Edward Harrieson returning from France arrives home Saturday. Mrs Harry Reinbolt dies Tuesday morning from kidney trouble. Mrs P T Peters leaves for Muskogee Oklahoma to visit daughter. Mrs Lewis James departs for extended visit with Rex James. George Hears dies at home from dropsy aged about 67. Wheel D Hills dies of cerebral hemorrhage aged 66. Fire causes damage to A C Warren home on Alabama avenue.

The Banner Times Edward Harrieson France Harry Reinbolt Casey P T Peters Muskogee Okla J R. Brooks Lewis James Wersafis Hom Rex James Mos George Hears Posonsite D Hills A C Warren Alabama Avenue

Marshall native Emmett Shaw earns Croix de Guerre in Italy

Elizabeth Shaw of Marshall receives news that her son Emmett Hi Shaw, a Red Cross ambulance worker, earned the Croix de Guerre for valor during Italy's last two major battles. Shaw, educated at Lewis and Clark and Harvard, served in France and Italy despite eye impairment, later sustaining mustard gas exposure before the armistice.

Spokane Wash Marshall Emmett Hi Shaw Elizabeth A. Shaw Italy Young Shaw Lewis and Clarke High School Shaw Harvard France United States Red Cross Ambulance Corps Piave River Trentine W M Shaw Aaron P Cole Eleanor Shaw

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