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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1928

Page

10

Local workers suffer injury and staff changes reported

Myler Faunce on the Baker lease south of Martinsville lost the first two fingers of his left hand last Thursday when caught in the power. Ruth Washburn a north side school primary teacher departs for a European tour with relatives, leaving Miss Helen Grant to fill in. Mark Barkhurst returns from a two week plant tour in Pittsburgh and Oil City to resume his Oil Well Supply Co. job in Bristow. Lois Swallum and Layle Cunningham visit Terre Haute relatives before continuing.

Myler Faunce Baker Lease Martinsville Ruth Washburn North Side School S. E. Litteral Indianapolis H. H Fout Helen Grant Washburn Mark Barkhurst Oil Well Supply Co Pittsburg Oil City T. D. Barkhurst Bristow Okla Lois Swallum Layle Cunningham Terre Haute Jas. Swallum

Martinsville Notes and Family Updates

Lon Miller of Flora West Virginia reports their son Emery underwent appendectomy and is aboard the U S S West Virginia near San Pedro California. The T A Club met at Mrs Oscar Millers home with many attending. Mr and Mrs R T Garver of Btwnsville Texas welcomed a ten pound baby girl born Saturday. the mother is at the Fasig home in Martinsville.

Lon Miller Flora Emery San Pedro California Hubert Deahl Indianapolis S. J. Deahl T. A. Club Oscar Miller Chas. Morgan Chas. Taggart Carl ‘Low Carl Beachout A. L. Moore Homer Johnson Geraldine Patterson R. T. Garver Btownsville Texas

Mullins and visitors share Westfield weekend

C S Mullins of San Francisco on the road to Milwaukee for a road meeting spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Ella Mullins in Westfield. Mrs Edgar Haugh of Kansas visited local relatives while the W C T C plans a meeting at Mrs J Stevens home Friday afternoon. Dan Reed and wife and Lee Reed and wife visited D M Evinger region. Joe Redman, son of N E Redman, sailed from San Francisco to Manila for a year or two in the Philippines.

C. S. Mullins San Francisco Calif Ella Mullins Milwaukee Wis Edgar Haugh Kansas Westfield J. ©. Stevens Dan Reed Dave Reed Lee Reed Casey Della Perkins St. Louis D. M. Evinger Joe Redman N. E. Redman Manilla Philippine Islands

Sulky riding gains favor amid rural fashion

John Snider plans to move his bakery to the brick corner of Main and Franklin streets. The Quaker City Mill, idle until upgraded, is set to restart operations. Clark County Guards announce a February 22 parade for Washington's birthday. Hugo Faust of Terre Haute visited his father here last week.

John Snider Main Franklin Quaker City Clark County Guards Washington Hugo Faust Terre Haute

Marriages and local notes from a bygone week

Perry M. Lacy and Mary Ann Scott wed January 8 by J A Gunn Esq. A T Gard performed a Melrose township ceremony January 15. BE Ira Bell the South Side Grocer paid 6 cents for turkeys and chickens. Milo Janney had a skating accident injuring his eye lid but spared vision.

Perry M. Lacy Mary Ann Scott J. A. Gunn A. T. Gard Melrose Township BE. A. Snider Hulda Craig Ira Bell South Side Milo Janney

Thirty Years Ago Wedding In Marshall

Albert C. Kreager of Walnut Prairie and Miss Adda Paddock of Darwin wed in Marshall last Thursday. The bride is daughter of J. W. Paddock. groom son of Wash Kreager. Su Welsh named city marshal and Mike Gayhart special policeman. A Tuesday wind storm caused courthouse damage and other roof and window damage. Lou Kushman started a baggage wagon.

Albert C. Kreager Walnut Prairie Adda Paddock Darwin Marshall J. W. Paddock Wash Kreager Su Welsh Mike Gayhart Lou Kushman

Ohio Oil expands tank farm and oil holdings in Ohio and Kentucky

Twenty years ago the Ohio Oil Co. bought 180 acres at Stoy for a tank farm and improved its Lawrence county holdings by purchasing 680 acres from Red Bank Co with 18 producing wells for about 200 000 dollars. Visitors include Myrtle Milamore and Mary Miller of Findlay and racing figure E C Smithers.

Ohio Oil Co Stoy Lawrence County Red Bank Company Myrtle Milamore Mary Miller Findlay Ohio G. C. Davis Milamore Methodist Church E. C. Smithers New York City H. M. Howard Marshall National Cash Register Company el Paso Texas Mr. Howard Lone Star State

Laryngitis in Childhood A Review of Acute Forms

The article discusses common throat affections with emphasis on acute laryngitis in children. It notes symptoms range from hoarseness to loss of voice with fever, and contrasts diphtheria and croup as the most serious throat illnesses in childhood. It warns chronic laryngitis is rare.

Advice On Cold Weather Illness Prevention For Children

The text warns that disease can affect the vocal box and calls for urgent medical attention. It advises gradual exposure to cold, nostril breathing, clearing adenoids, keeping bowels open, plenty of fluids and nutritious food, airing bedrooms, and avoiding close housing. It also suggests home treatments like sweating and inhalations of turpentine, eucalyptus oil, or lime.

Bids Open for 1928 Springfield Road Works

Bids on about 100 miles of pavement and bridge and grading sections will be received by the state department of public works and buildings in Springfield on February 1. Sections listed include Route 121 in Douglas and Edgar counties and Route 130 in Coles county with specific mileages.

Springfield State Department of Public Works and Douglas Edgar Counties Edgar County Coles County Edgar

Lock of Beethoven Hair Sells to American Collector

An American collector purchased a lock of Beethoven hair with a documented chain of custody. Auten Santer cut the strand after the composer’s death and later passed it to musician Holzl who donated it to the choral society of Funfkirchen.

Beethoven Auten Santer

Farmers Mutual Telephone Co raises residential rates

At the annual meeting last Saturday the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co increased residential rates from 35 to 50 cents per month and business rates from 60 to 76 cents. Edward Fishback was elected president, Edward Emerson re-elected secretary, and Ernest Junker named director replacing deceased James Davison.

Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co Edward Fishback Edward Emerson Ernest Junker James Davison S. M. Scholfield Fred Fawley Tulsa Okla Seymour Hurst Helen Amelia Grabenheimer Daytone Fla Roy Claypool France

Accusations as Stones and Reputation

A terse remark frames accusations as moveable stones and potshots that can be hurled by any hand. The speaker cautions against fixed rules that ban demeaning remarks about others’ reputations.

Rabies Can Spread From Various Animals to Humans

The article notes that rabies can be transmitted by many animals including sheep goats hogs chickens and predators like wolves foxes badgers and martens when they bite. It explains affected animals act much like rabid dogs cattle and cats.

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