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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1926

Page

4

Local Residents Conduct Midweek Marshall Business Trip

John Carpenter and son Golden and Mills Chambers visited Marshall on business Wednesday. They traveled to Redmon on Thursday. Mrs Lucy Chambers and children spent Thursday at John Carpenter’s. Various neighbors visited John Carpenter’s home and spent Sunday with Mary Shotts family and others in the area.

John Carpenter Golden Mills Chambers Marshall Redmon Lucy Chambers Johans Carpenter Win Medsker Welrose Thomas Carpenter Wofe Sper Mary Shotts

Local Social Notes and Family Visits Disrupted Text

Fragmented reader notes mention Bruce Daucubhetree returning home Monday from St Daoud and Myrte Hammond visiting with Nancy Snyder. References to Hammond family Laven Hammord Fo Dawes wife and Robwoods, Jess Hurst visiting brother Will, and Travis entertained for the PP with Charles Mediom.

Bruce Daucubhetree St Daoud Myrte Hammond Nancy Snyder RO Hammond Jess Hurst Will Rachid Travis Charles Mediom

Social calls and local visits in West York area

The field notes a sequence of Sunday and weekday visits among residents including Cecil Wells Alva Wells I Artman and families Will Sackherrider and wife and sons Mr and Mrs Lind Annapolis Mrs Roy Drake Omer Stanfield Jesse Sprinker and Donald Wilson with others attending Odd Fellows in Annapolis.

Sto Wels Cecil Wells Alva Welle I. Artman Will Sackherr West York Sackrider John Lind Roy Drake Omer Stanfield Jesse Sprinker Donald Wilson York Fred Stanfield Alva Wells Annapolis Fred Cromiine Melrow Street Rossackrider Etto Wells Will Saehr Beeatin Lucy Stanfield Satorday Evenine Perr Deake Fimily Ros Drake Terre Haute Sweas Ray Drake

Pleasant hometown notices list many local visits

Nathan Teng spent Friday with home folks William Pargeoy on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Tingley. Mrs Olin Sweet hosted visits. Visitors include Miss Jotha Martin and Miss Verna Maggart. Emil Romines and family welcomed a baby boy Thursday. Carl Patchett, Wayne and Austin Sweet spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Olin Sweet. Mrs John Atkinson and Ora Cline visited relatives.

Nathan Teng William Pargeoy Olin Sweet Pie Charley Tutth Jotha Martin Henry Tiulfman Jennie Sweet Jed Th Indianapol i Hoo Vestal Emil Romines Wit Carl Patchett Gon Wayne Austin Sweet Olin Sweet John Atkinson Henr, Huffman Verna Maggart Henry Huffman Ora Cline Carre Tingley Hazel Sweet Readay

Local Social News From Martinsville and Nearby Areas

Mrs Manda Jones and Ly Ma visited relatives north of Casey Ves Hallard and VMirs Ves Swallums spent time in Greencastle with Dr. aft Vira Wille James Sirs Harry Griffin stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Wood over the weekend. Kathleen Heffley plans a hospital stay in Be Louis while Ger Jones returned home after weeks with Mrs Zona Garver in Decatur. Toota Me Storris visited sisters Al Hennett over the weekend as Charleston Gamvtun and others hosted at church services nearby.

Ves Hallard Vmirs Ves Swallums Greencastle Aft Vira Wille James Harry Griffin Robinson J W Wood Kathleen Heffley J M . Heffley Louis Ger Jones Zona Garver Decatur Stra Toota Storris Irs al Hennett Charleston

Social visit in Marshall family circles

In Marshall with Mrs Wells parents Mia and Mrs Joe Wallace Mr and Mrs Emer Bloodworth with daughter of Marshall were the guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Bloodworth Sunday.

Marshall

Westfield and Paris Visitor Notes and Fire Loss

Westfield residents hosted visitors from Paris and Champaign while a tenant house on Mrs Margaret Ittton’s farm near Charleston was destroyed by fire at 2 oclock Friday morning. Oscar II of Springfield arrived to spend a few days with his merchants. Mrs S Co Lee of near Ashland has been seriously ill and visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Orton Wiser boarded the Welly property on the southwest corner of the park. Mr Wiser is a partner in a Wes ro& 1 BPOcer store.

Marghek Paris Westfield Vsistor Wilson Charleston Roc Daughetee Champaien Everett Stilwell Indianapolis WestSrwell Cas Margaret Itton Weaclock Oscar II Springfild Sandis S Co Lee Mro Orton Wiser Mies Wiser

Choctaw residents visit relatives and kin across towns

Maude Binzeard returned bone on Saturday camp near Paris where she spent the past week cares for Me. Nelle Davison Margaret Hollenbeck and Perehel Kile spent Sunday with Walna line and brothers Ben and Flare Strohmoof Avon spent Sundays with John Blizzard and sisters Dark Carpenter spent the weekend with Louise Bender of Avon Mrs Lola Clough and children of Norwin are spending a few days with her parents Mr and Wrse Charles Hollenbeck

Maude Binzeard Paris Nelle Davison Margaret Hollenbeck Perehel Kile Walna ¢ Line Ben Flare Strohmoof Avon John Blizzard Dark Carpenter Louise Bender Lola Clough Norwin Wrse Charles Hollenbeck

Sunday Social Guests and Revival At Snyder Church

Sunday guests visited the Collier and Lich tenberger families across Prairieton and Marshall counties. A revival meeting is in progress at the Snyder church conducted by Rev B Ling s and Rev J P Collier of Holder Illinois.

Edna Henderson Gertie Lichtenberger Harper Reynolds Oliver Draper R M Clements Mary Henderson Iwile Draper and Snyder Church B.lings J P Collier Holder, Linois

Morton County News Trading Pieces of Sensible News

Mis Dee Ratnes and Elizabeth Lindley and Miss Ollie Lindley attended a service in Hutsonville as relatives faced the sudden death of Martin Dix. Alvis Judge arrived in Miami and began work. Several residents moved or visited relatives. quilting groups met at the Univerist church basement. social gatherings and family visits were common in Snyder and surrounding towns.

Mis Dee Ratnes Elizabeth Ollie Lindley Tuesday Mescimes Will Drake George Elliott Hutsorville Martin Dix Adam Alvis Judge Miami Florida Fred Guyer Childre Chittie Cottace Wesley Ife Alton Blaker Robinson Will Blaker Emma Smith Portersille George Rains Dee Rains Wo Riller Alonzo Draper Olli Lindley Hutsonville Wedness B. McNutt Mary A Winters Terre Haute George Vis Chas Rains Wo Wright West Anton VintGe Martin Newlin

Local Residents Travel for Family Visits

Mrs Mars Carpents spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Bon Tie Arbuckle. Ben Willer and family plus Mrs David Thompson were noted. Mrs Carpenter visited Davie Walker and Carl Carpenter Saturday, then with Jean Arbuckle Waser Miller Sunday night with Henry Edward Reasor. Margaret Hollenbeck visited Wilna Cline on Sunday. Carl Carpenter had Sunday dinner with Ben Miller. Ben Miller and wife visited his sister Mrs Allie Reasor on Saturday.

Mars Carpents Bontie Arbuckle Ben Willer David Thompson Mrs Carpenter Davie Walker Carl Carpenter Spey Jean Arburk Waser Miller Henrs Edward Reasor Margaret Hollenbeck Wilna Cline Ben Miller Allie Reasor

Local Carpenters Gather for Weekend Visits

Tolden Carpenter and Marshall Sturday Marion Bartlow were among those visiting family Sunday after noon with Matt Vanfreet and Donald Carpentyre. Others include Harned, Dean Chambers Mro, Mrs Wanted Wyrick at Earl Jackson's, Froest Nichols and brother John of York, Johnny and Noland Carpenter with Vernie and Ralph Davison of Ohio. Oscar and Golden Carpenter made a business trip to Marshall Tuesday.

Marion Bartlow Matt Vanfreet Donald Carpentyre Harned Dean Chambers Wanted Wyrick Earl Jackson’s Lucy Chambers Oscar Golden Carpenter Marshall

Humboldt Visitors Fill Weekend With Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Arthur Calhoun and daughter of Humboldt spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Bishop. Jean and Leola Key of Parker Centre visited Mrs M Connelly and family. Orion Greenwell of Martinsville called on business. Morrill spent Monday with his grandfather Dr Morrill. Olin Bishop and wife spent a week with Mrs Calhoun of Humboldt. Newman residents Mr and Mrs T Jeffers stayed with Minnie Connelly and family.

Arthur Calhoun Humboldt John Bishop Jean Leola Parker Centre M Connelly Poffinbarger Casey Mirs Howard Melton Dolson

Pleasant Grove Socials Report Spans Local Meetings

Mr and Mrs Fred Weiland entertained and were visited by several local families including Liberty Hamilton and John Phillips. Dolt and Junior Morgan visited Flora Graham. Mrs Oda Marrs and Mrs Timothy Babcock spent time with neighbors.

Fred Weiland Liberty Hamilton Loilian Wieland John Phillips Oda Marrs Timothy Babcock James Phillips Charley Wieland John Reed Dolt Junior Morgan Flora Graham

Birthday Dinner Honors Samuel Michael at Home

Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Michael on Sunday January 17 for a noon dinner honoring his th birthday. Present were Abe Babcock and son Henry, Harry Harbor and children Faye Lucille Everett and Harry Ernest, Thomas, Rosa and Mary Davaney, Joseph McKeefer and John Michael.

Samuel Michael Abe Babcock Henry Harry Harbor Faye Lucille Everett Harry Ernest Thomas Rosa Mary Davaney Joseph McKeefer John Michael

United Brethren Church to Hold April Revival

Rev W A Wortman pastor announces a church revival starting after Easter led by Rev G M R Beltz from Enterprise with forty years in evangelistic work. Beltz is brother of Mrs Jake Scott of Marshill and will be assisted by Kan a.

W A. Wortman United Brethren Church Beltz Enterprise Jake Scott Marshill

Lord of Thanks in Death of Husband and Father

Mrs Abe Clouse and children express gratitude to all who offered assistance and comfort after the death of their husband and father, acknowledging the kindness of friends and neighbors.

Abe Clouse

Card of Thanks for Brother’s Death

We wish to thank the American Legion for their kindness and flowers at the death of my brother. Mrs Edgar Schumaker and family.

Lession Edgar Schumaker

Marshall Boy Changes Positions in Terre Haute

Henry A Wallis leaves Strauss Bonding to join Citizens Trust Bank in Terre Haute as bonding department official. He declined a transfer to Louisville, choosing the local promotion instead.

Marshall Boy Terre Haute Henry A Wallis Citizens Trust Bank the _Strauss Bonding Company Louisville Kentucky Citizens “Bank

Wieland and Tingley Family Visit Nearby Friends

Mr and Mrs Chas Wieland and son Paul along with Lauris Tingley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas Hutchens Harold Shotts visited Saturday and Sunday at his sister Mrs John Reed home.

Chas. Wieland Paul Lauris Tingley Chas Hutchens Harold Shotts John Reed

Revival services continue at West York church

West York revival meetings persist with good attendance each evening. Local residents welcome ongoing gatherings as Friday through Sunday notes show community guests and relatives visiting town churches and homes.

Sunday Guests and Visits Across West Liberty Area

Mrs Mat Marrs and granddaughter were Sunday guests of Isaac Marrs. Ruth Webright of Terre Haute visited her parents John and Mrs Webright. Crystal Walcott spent Sunday with Mildred and Catherine Newman. Harry Patterson of Terre Haute visited son Clyde Cash and family. Foster McConchie hosted. Nora Statesman visited Tommie Marrs. Clayton Marrs and 800 also spent time with Tommie Marrs. Sylvad Cartright and P Grover drove to Springfield to fetch Grover's brother.

Mat Marrs Isaac Marrs Ruth Webright Terre Haute John Webright Crystal Walcott Mildred Catherine Newman Harry Patterson Clyde Cash Fred Hammond Foster McConchie Nora Statesman Tommie Marrs Clayton Marrs Sylvad Cartright P. W. Grover Springfield Mr. Grover

Social Gatherings Headline From Snyder Notes

Mrs Ray Thompson spent Wednesday at her parents home in Snyder. Dinner guests included Rosanda Agnes Thomas Wil son Ireda and Lester Romosor at Louise Bender home.

Ray Thompson Wm. Gard Snyder Rosanda Agnes Thomas Wilson Ireda Lester Romosor Louise Bender

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