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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1926

Page

4

Local Social Roundup Lists Sunday Visits Across Town

Avon Fairy Lichtenberger of Snyder and many neighbors spent Sunday with friends and relatives including Louise Bonder C F Romoser family Ray Thompson Lida Albrecht Rosanna Wilson Edward van Craemer Koppler clans and others. The item notes several Friday and Sunday visits at homes, a Chicago trip for Harry Smith, and brief mentions of ill family members and travelers.

Fairy Lichtenberger Snyder Louise Bonder C. F Romoser Ray Thompson Lida Albrecht Rosanna Wilson Edward van Craemer Westenion Chris Koppler Fred Koppler Louise Bender Louise Hirsch Jacob Gard John Albrecht Pearl Craig and Fam A Marhall Lyman Thompson

Local Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Travels

Fragmentary hometown notes list visits among neighbors and relatives. Names such as Charly Burkett Clarence Caender and Golden Thompson appear with references to travel and gatherings, but many phrases are garbled limiting full details.

Five Points Parish Page Pairs With News of Families

The item lists numerous local names and family ties across the community. It notes births, visits, and Sunday gatherings includingGeo Mook, Sylvan Mor-Fan, Thelma Brose, Chester Linton, Pate Oman, Mari Audrian, TaAN Wille Veach, Nick Hurg, Leary Murphy, Ira Murphy, Tom Morgan, Chas Morgan, Rugene, Johnnie Hutchings, Reba Faye, and George Burkett of Auburn along with weekend home and work mentions at Marshall.

Parrs Pagea Babs Bos Geo Mook Sylvan Mor- Fan Fon Vle Thelma Brose Wba Chester Linton Leeeet Pate Oman

West York community notes and social visits

West York Rev Young the MOE Pastor holds a series 1 meetings here. The poles are in place for our new electric lights. Mrs. Harry Ferriman of Robinson visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Holiday, Tuesday. Charles Lindley, once seriously hurt, is able to walk with crutches. John Barker of York opened a grocery store in the Life building. Mrs. Ira Seigel and Mrs. Raymond Steel attended Mrs. Jef Cline funeral. Several residents visited kin, attended bridge parties, or hosted guests over the weekend.

Rev Young MOE Harry ¢ Ferriman Robinson Wm. Holiday Mack Bruner Lewis Life Charles Lindley James Lindley Adam Cullop Terre Haute Riley Cochran Dietrich Ernest AfcCann Ralph Cooper Htls Margaret West Union Martin Newlin Everett Swope Joe Sims John Barker York Life Building Clifford Evans Lelia Evans Ira Seigel Raymond Steel Jef Cline Meadames Chase Rains Will Miller Dee Rains Oliie Lindley O B. McNutt Hutsonville Viola Smith

Community Sunday Visits Reported Across Local Families

Area residents share time with relatives and neighbors in various Sunday gatherings. The list notes Wilma and Harold Carpenter and others spending Sunday with Warren Norton Iola Norton Minnie Cline and children with Charley Heal- Ilnbeck and Mars Carpenter. Ben Miller and family with Jean Arbucele. Thursday at Dorsa Reasor's. Ormal Higginbotham and Opal Alexander with John Woods in Auburn. Lola Norton with Hattle Blizzard. Ben Miller for dinner with Perry Jackson. Carl Carpenter in the vicinity.

Wilma Harold Carpenter Mabel Jackson Warren Iola Norton Minnie Cline Charley Heal- Ilnbeck Mars Carpenter Ben Miller Jean Arbucele Dorsa Reasor Ormal Higginbotham Opal Alexander John Woods Auburn Lola Norton Hattle Blizzard Ben Mler Perry Jackson Carl Carpenter

Liberty Couple Visits Charli John at the Narrows

Mr and Mrs Tom Thompson spent Sunday at Charli Johns home at the Narrows Ike Thompson and son Harry and Chas Freeman visited Robinson last week where Ike had a crowth moved from his hand Mr and Mrs Chas Freeman spent Monday at Ike Thomys home Delmas Cooper and his father were at his home yesterday

Harry Smith Chicago Percy Smith Ike Seymour Morton Lamotte Prairie Tom Thompson Charli ~ Johnon Narrows Ike Thompson Harry Chas Freeman Robinson Ike Ike Thomyo Aipd Vis Delmas Cooper

Community Notes from Spiketown and Terre Haute Visits

Local residents share weekend and weekday visits including Mrs Everett Harper and family near Spiketown with Mr and Mrs Bruce Spires and families. Mrs Toma Babcock and son Harry visit Mrs Georgia Harbor. Elsie Claspool returns home after working for Mr and Mrs Golden Thompson.

Harber Paul W l Everett Harper Spiketown Bruce Spires Harry Harber Habcock Terre Haute Toma Babcock Harry Geordia Harbor Harry Harbor Joseph Spires Norning Misa Elsie Claspool Hom Golden Thomp

Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleasant Grove residents and families shared visits Friday through Sunday. Harold Irene and Fred Wile spent Friday with Liberty Hamilton. Morgan children Flossie Bonnie Floyd joined Morgan and Amos with Phillips family Thursday evening. Wieland and Reed households hosted Sunday gatherings. Virgil Fox visited her grandparents Frank and Mrs Babcock in Grandview. Fatty Wieland visited friends at Bethel.

Mro Timothy Babcock Tod Waillie Hamilton Harold and Irene Fred Wileland Liberty Hamilton Amos Morgan Flossie Bonnie and Floyd Jphillips Charles Wieland Chas Goekler Fatty Wieland Bethel

Local visitors and events across McDaniel and vicinity

Mrs Alva Wells spent Tuesday with relatives in the Muddy Creek area and in Annapolis on business. Several families including Sackriders Crumline and Spraker enjoyed weekend visits. Mrs Mabel Melton, Addie Ralston and others hosted guests from Mt Olive and nearby.

Kesler Bros sale draws local attendees west of Annapolis

Cad and Fred Stanfield attended the Kesler Bros sale west of Annapolis. John Meeker visited with his nephew Barnett Sackrider and family on Thursday night. Miss Irene Smith and Ellen Hoskinson visited Thursday night with Mary Ellen Wells.

Cad Fred Stanfield Kesler Bros Annapolis John Meeker Barnett Sackrider Irene Smith Ellen, Hoskinson Mary Ellen Wells

Community Sunday Visits Across Several Families

Carl Carpenter of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Ben Miller and family John Blizzard and Carrie Thompson visited Sunday afternoon with Ben Strohm of Avon Ralph Jackson spent Sunday with Louise Hirsch of Avon Mabel Jackson Wilma and Harold Carpenter and Carl Norton spent Sunday with Lola Norton and brothers. Mrs Minnie Cline and children and Hershel Kile spent Sunday at the home of Charles Hollenbeck. Mrs Lola Norton and Miss Ina Thompson spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Blizzard and daughters Hershel Cline is spending a few days with his mother of the Ohio vicinity Adam Kile, who has been under a doctor's care for some time, is improving.

Fay Romoser Naomi Koppler Agnes Wilson Bessie Vorcar Cleda Lycan Dorothy Davis Grand Turn Thelma Tharp Snyder Freda Romoser Louise Hirsch Ralph Jackson Grant Hollenbeck Roscoe Mary Lucille Ziegler Harry Edna Romuser Frank Morgan Mire Haroph Morgan John Pierard Carrie Thompson Chortow John Blizzard Ben Strohm Avon Mabel Jackson Wilma Harold Carpenter Carl Norton Lola Norton Minnie Cline Hershel Kile Charles Hollenbeck Ina Thompson Hattie Blizzard Hershel Cline Ohio Adam Kile

Sunday Guests and Family Visits Reported in Local Notices

Arthur Cline and family visited Henry Bohn’s home after the death of Arthur’s mother Jefferson Cline of Walnut Prairie. Many locals hosted relatives this week including Mrs Sarah Myles with her children, Rev I S Billings with Wl Gard, Miss Goldie Reese with M Charles Teusire, Ian Sweitzer and wife at their daughter Mrs John Fawyer’s, Miss Ola Collier with her sister Mrs Palmer Cornwell, and Miss Mary Henderson with her sister Mrs Ovie Draper. Delbert Kesler and son joined Charlie Liffek. Clara Walla visited Opal Liffick. Misses Eileen Olive Thompson and Darrel Doyle Manhart spent time with Charles Len eure. Mr and Mrs Draper and daughters Edna and Daisy visited Adam Lichtenberger. Will Kramer and son Ed gar and Miss Richt of Terre Haute were guests of Wall Hilbert.

Arthur Cline Henry Bohn Cline Jefferson Cline Walnut Prairie Sarah Myles Cildren R. Pittenger Billings Wl Gard Goldie Reese M. Charles Te Iain Sweitzer John Fawyer Ola Collier Palmer Cornwell Mary Henderson Ovie Draper Sara! Hollenbeck Nettie Hollabeck Guy Kesler Delbert Charlie Liffek

Martinsville Visiting Families Bring News Across Town

Mrs Ethel Gallatin and children of Shelbyville visit relatives here. Mrs A I Husted and children of Catlin Ind visit with kin. Clem Wiser and Ray Delap of Kansas spent last week in Chicago. Anna Mays called to Indianapolis for her daughter's serious illness and operation. John Clark of Paris stayed with Chas Bair midweek. Minerva Snyder returns from Terra Haute after a month away. Harry Deahl departs Honolulu Saturday to visit homefolks.

Mra A. I. Husted Catlin Ind Clem Wiser Ray Delap Kansas Chicago Anna Mays Indianapolis John Clark Paris Chas. Bair Minerva Snyder Terra Haute Harry Deahl Honolulu

Social Visit Patterns in Mt Pleasant Community

Local notes recount visits among residents including Olin Sweet Reuben Tingley and families. Various afternoons and dinners feature Mrs Henry Huffman and Mrs Wes Sweet along with Carrie Tingley and John Atkinson visiting Marshall for family illness and a sister’s death.

Local Social Notes Mention Shoppers and Visited Homes

Fishback and daughter Ikete Earl Sweitzer and wife were out shopping last week. Ross Pine and wife spent Sunday with Ed English near Marshall. Edith Geisert is confined at home after injuries from a horse kick last week. Arnold Shaw of Lawrenceville spent Sunday with Wm Travolia.

Ikete Earl Sweitzer Fie Haute Ross Pine Sunnday Ed English Nonth Marshall Edith Geisert Arnold Shaw Lawrenceville Wm. Travolia

Weekend visitors drop by Robinson and area towns

Robinson residents Mr and Mrs W H Richardson hosted weekend guests. Mr and Mrs Sibert Stohr hosted visitors. Mrs Mattie Giffin and her daughter Mrs Nettie Johnson and two children traveled to Terre Haute to see Mrs Giffin’s son William Giffin and spouse. Additional visits included families from Alexander Illinois, Chicago and Louisville with travels to St Louis and Green Bay areas.

W H Richardson Robinson Sibert Stohr Mattie Giffin Nettie Johnson Terre Haute VanDeusen J.C Schiver Harry Z. Conel Chicago J W Conel B Shore Carlyle Kansas Richard Shore John Dawson Louisville Wesley Dawson Robert Kerins St Louis

Westfield News Roundup of Local Residents

Westfield reports include Paughetee visiting Martinsville and Marshall, Inez and Eva Spelbring returning to Milikin University Decatur after holiday leave, Harold Everhart resuming DePauw University duties in Keencastle Indiana, Emmett Bennett visiting Charleston, and Perna Stoltz visiting H E Spelling. R S Ralston travels to Gary for steel mill work, S S Coats from Lima Ohio visits daughter Mrs Parker on weekend, Misses Cloma and Edne Mary Gant from Macon with Westfield friends, and Audrid and Roneva Aldridge in Effingham and Casey during weekend visits.

Inez Eva Spelbring Millikin University Decatur H E Spelbring Harold Everhart DePauw University Keencastle Ind M. Everhart Emmett Bennett Charleston Perna Stoltz Indianapolis H. E. Spellering R. S Ralston Gary Ind Steel S Coats Lima Ohio C Parker Oklahoma Cloma Edne Mary Gant Macon Westfield Friends Audrid Roneva Aldridge Effingham Casey

West Union Social Roundup Highlights Local Visitations

Local residents frequented nearby towns this week with visits to Terre Haute Marshall and Robinson. Names noting attendance include Nichols Bohn Prust and Cline families with various friends and relatives. A high school basketball game featured Marshall defeating West Union 9 to 8 in a close contest.

Weekend Visits Highlight Clarksville Families

Clarksville social activity centers on weekend visits as Ernest Gilbert family stays with John Gilbert and others. extended gatherings include Swartz, Park, Michael, Shumaker, Clapp, and Murphy households. Notable mentions: Elza Newman ill and John Gilbert’s Saturday visit. Mae Fitzgerald and Bell Gallagher hosting or visiting.

Ernest Gilbert John Gilbert John Swartz Mary Frank Swartz Mary Park Mike Swartz Clara Davis Leota Barney Michael Eph Hawkins Hawkins Eldred Combs Hugh Hutchings Daniel Benjamin Shumaker Elza Newman F. Miller Emanuel Clapp Mae Fitzgerald Charley Newlin Miss Bell Gallagher Bernard Gallagher

Quiet Bureau of Efficiency Shrinks Political Activity

Washington reports the Bureau of Efficiency has operated quietly since 1922. Eight of thirty three recommendations have been adopted partly or wholly, mainly moving statistics collection to a single unit under the Department of Commerce. The Civil Service Commission’s annual report is under discussion.

William L. Daley the Herald Washington Bureau of Efficiency Congress Department of Commerce United States Civil Service Commission

Civil Service Commission Urges Merit System Extension

The Civil Service Commission backs extending the merit system to all nonpolitical staff and seeks removal of postmaster patronage. It questions legislative methods and notes 108 complaints in 1935 about political activity among government workers.

Seribes Bgoins Civil Service Commission Commission

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F Smith Ray Burner Porterville Samuel Cullop Lttle I Dolson Charly Burkett Karsas Wes Mar- Tin Marsnall Stindas Mir Clarence Caender Miss Fost Golden Thompson Speirs Nepha Sunes West York Joe Liberty South Dolson John Reed Hamilton Son Veil Wife Pleasant Grove East Mcdaniet Alva Wells M C Wells Brady Pickering Dean Muddy Creek W. Sackrider Roy Drake Omer Stanfield Leon Wayne Sackrider Paul Crumline Melrose Emery Francis Mabel Leagure Edgar Guyer Ruby Quaker Lane Earl Will Sackrider Jesse Spraker Dad Stanfield Cecil Wells Mabel Melton Addie Ralston Mt Olive Wallace Elliott Terre Haure Martinsville Ethel Gallatin Shelbyville MT. Pleasant Olin Sweet Reuben Tingley Nathan Tingley Wes Sweet Will Patchett Robert Craig Henry Hitman Austin Sweet Don Tingley Sot ‘Dale Olin Sweet John Atkinson Maggart Green Moss Henry Huffman Carrie Tingley Golden Buckle Jessie Carrie Patchett Wm. Dickson Fishback Westfield R C Paughetee Saturay L. E Nichols Frank Bohn Ww. F. Holwick Lyman Pritchard West Union Independent Pleasantville Russell Kearny A.W Wright Fred Holwick Snyder Patricia McCory West Union High School Marshall Agricultural Team Kathleen Prust Bethel Cline L. EB. Nichols Roy Cline Ridgefarm Jeff Cline Richard Handy Montana Howard Bundy Ashley Holaday Larybrook Friends Here Ashley Bradbury Robinson Hospital T. L. Orsbrook I. EB. Nichols John Mundy J. S. Mundy Cozy Dema Mundy Eastern Star Lodge Roy McCrory John Harmon P. C Hastings Mélrose D. A.’ Freeman Chas. Strohm Highsmith Wm. Marvin Wedgesd Dr Highsmith Ralph Espey Palestine Noble Coryell Sullivan Indiana Arden Coryell Clarksville David Montgomery H. Clapp Camo Murphy Diana Murphy Bruce Clapp Marian Marshal Iesniyck James‘ Cruze Betty Compson Ernest Torrence Wallace Beery Ricardo Cortez James Cruze The Union Mark Twain Buffalo Bill Brigham Young Pony Express mMooth & Elamdlyyr A Sihhae
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