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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1928

Page

11

Local Social Notes From Crooked Creek District

Mrs Nettle Smith and Mrs John Stepp visited Mrs Russell Weaver whose daughter is seriously ill. Mrs Owen Ramsey improves at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Miss Emma Medley moved to West Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Roy Medley moved onto her farm. Ruby Ramsey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Kirby at West Terre Haute.

Nettle Smith John Stepp Russell Weaver Owen Ramsey Union Hospital Terre Haute Emma Medley West Terre Haute Roy Medley Ruby Ramsey Harvey‘ Kirby

Garner Town Social Notes From Sunday Visits

Garters Gertrude and Addie Garner attended Sunday school at Cooper Chapel last Sunday. Fred Hewitt and wife were dinner guests of Henry Setzer and family. Georgie Lee and family visited J R Lee's family Sunday. Delphia Hewitt, employed by W M Setzer, spent weekend at home. Delphin Stezer and sister Lola were Terre Haute visitors Saturday. Samuel Broadhurst, Leonard Ramsey, and Levi Hewitt visited Marshall Monday. Everett Minich and family of Lorimier Hill were guests of Wm Minich and family Sunday.

Gertrude Addie Garner Cooper Chapel Fred Hewitt Henry Setzer Georgie Lee J R. Lee Delphia Hewitt W. M. Setzer Delphin Stezer Lola Terre Haute Samuel Broadhurst Leonard Ramsey Levi Hewitt Marshall Everett Minich Lorrimer Hill Wm Minich

Local Births and News from Marshall Visit

Herman Lambdin is very sick at this time. Dorsa Reasur and wife announce the arrival of a new girl born January 16. Otis Williams was in Marshall Monday. Mr and Mrs John Carpenter and sons Oscar and Thomas made a trip to Marshall Monday.

Herman Lambdin Dorsa Reasur Otis Williams Marshall Mon John Carpenter and Sons Oscar and Thomas Marshall

Local Family Visit Highlights Weekend Gatherings

Ralph Goekler Dolson returned from Marshall to spend Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Goekler. Harold Claypool and family hosted Terre Haute guests Mr and Mrs. Audrey Shade visited Jerry Claypool’s family.

Ralph Goekler Marshall Clarence Goekler Harold Claypool Terre Haute Marlin Claypool Audrey Shade Auburnn Jerry Claypool MM. Waymire Chrisman Milo Combs Julia Claypool Alph Claypool Suum Daughettee Anna Diana Murphy

West Union Hosts Visit and Revival at Church

Mr and Mrs Frank Malloy and Mr and Mrs Roy Lloyd of Chicago spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Meda Carlyle in West Union. Mrs Charles Whitlock has been keeping house for her son. Foster is moving back to her home this week. The Christian church is holding a revival.

Frank Malloy Roy Lloyd Chicago Meda Carlyle Charles Whitlock Foster Christian Church

Local Social Notes From West Union And Nearby

Mr and Mrs Otto Nichols and family and Mrs Lillian Nichols of near West Union visited Mrs R M Clements on Sunday. Velma Tharp went to St Louis for work. Dott and Dohn Lichtenberger of Indianapolis and Adam Lich tenberger hosted guests at their homes. Edna Norris returned from Chicago after a week with Floyd Norris family. Sam Hutchinson of Casey spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Mary Hutchinson.

Otto Nichols Lillian Nichols Near West Union R M Clements Velma Tharp St Louis Dott Lichtenberger Indianapolis Austin Blockinger Adam _ Lichtenberger Doit Lichtenberger Modest Bohn Edward Norris Floyd Norris Chicago Sam Hutchinson Casey Mary Hutchinson

Community Visits and Family Gatherings in West Union Area

East McDaniel Barnett Sackrider hosted business callers. Wallace Elliott and family visited J W Elliott’s, while James Drake family and Roy Cole family joined. Thomas Maddox funeral at Quaker church and Mussonville burial. Perry Jackson and Roy Drake of Terre Haute visited Ray Drake’s, with Sunday services noted.

Barnett Sackrider West Union Wallace Elliott J W Elliott James Drake Roy Cole Isaac Hoskinson Ray Drake Brady Pickering Muddy Creek Edgar Guyer Quaker Lane WH Sackrider Cecil Wells Alva Wells Perry Jackson Roy Drake Tera Haute Thomas Maddox Quaker Church Mussonville

Puzzled Scientists Tackle Simple Materials Mystery

A quirky note describes scientists puzzling over why common substances seemingly differ. It hints that everyday items like water and fuel share underlying materials, suggesting deeper connections in science.

West York notes and marriages at Paris as church services unfold

Revival at Friends church on Quaker Lane conducted by Rev. D W Wheybrew. George Tuttle and Dorothy Drake wed in Paris on Saturday. Local social items include visits, dinners, and church notices. Hutsonville team prepares for Terre Haute after Robinson preliminaries.

Friends Church Quaker Lane Town D. W. Wheybrew Westfield Ind George Tuttle Webster Tuttle Dorothy Drake Dan Drake Paris Indianapolis Albert Newlin Lawrence Newlin Will Miller Guy Hagar Crescent City Harry O. Newlin Orville Medsker Melrose Suunday Allen Hicks Ocle Reynolds Erastus Reynolds Palestine J. T. Athey W E Ormiston James Ormiston Carlyle Harry C. Ferriman Duleine Robert Murry Robinson Will Holaday Olson E. E. Wilbert Annapolis Martin Newlin Ike Seymour Seymour Morton Seymour Lamotte Prairie George Rains Sr French Lick Springs Thomas Maddox Leo Guyer Otto Jackson Herman Maddox Henry Maddox New Cemetery Hutsonville Ollie Lindley Mesdames Adam Cullop James Lindley Chas E Rains Will Musgrave Dee Rains Universalist Mission Circle Leo Newlin Wilbur E Wveringham Eld Wiley Mathis Vienna George Ryerson C. D Ryerson Malcolm Knight Lelia Evans Melissa Kinney Trimble M E Aid Society Elise Miller Terre Haute Wiley

Ola Hammond Hosts Surprise Birthday Party for Evan

Ola Hammond gave a surprise birthday party for her son Evan also known as Miss Tyler. About 30 relatives and friends attended. Jesse Hurst and wife entertained the Cleone Club Saturday night at a radio party. George Nicholson is moving to the Tarble place. Mrs Oswald Johnson and daughter of Gary are visiting relatives here.

Ola Hammond Evan Tyler Jesse Hurst Cleone Club George Nicholson Tarble Place Oswald Johnson Gary

West Liberty Resident Undergoes Appendectomy At Oakwood

Roy Hinkle underwent an appendectomy at Oakwood Hospital in Charleston Tuesday evening. Leon Newman has recovered from a cold. Mrs Mary Hinkle visited with Mr and Mrs Martin Henry and brother and Mrs Dudley in Charleston.

Roy Hinkle Oakwood Hospital Charleston Leon Newman Mary Hinkle Martin Henry Dudley

Pa Choctaw area weekend social notes

Pa Choctaw Wilma Cane visited with Mrs Tillie White and daughters. John Norton hosted Hall Wiliam and John Norton at State Line. Lola and Warren Norton stayed with Carl Norton and family at English. David Thompson visited relatives at Marshall. Hurley Nicol and wife visited Perry Williams and family. Harold Spittler and wife spent Sunday with David Thompson. Minnie Burger had dinner with Miss Flossie Huffington at Allright. Doliie Hollenbeck visited Mrs Sylvan Sweitzer at Paris. Florence Ledermann of Walnut Prairie stayed with Bertha Higginbotham.

Wilma Cane Tillie White Hall Wiliam John Norton Ben Setzer State Line Lola Warren Norton Carl Norton English David Thompson Marshall Hurley Nicol Allright Perry Willams Harold Spittler Minnie Burger Flossie Huffington Doliie Hollenbeck Sylvan Sweitzer Paris Florence Ledermann Walnut Prairie Dirs Bertha Higginbotham

In a Nutshell ghocift wax pool when civers eave sokfad

The readable fragments describe a scene with a pool and figures exiting a venue titled In a Nutshell. Names, places, or dates are unclear, but the brief notes indicate a liquid scene and people dispersing. The text remains oblique and non-specific.

Maryland 4 H Club Pines Cones Kickstart Seed Trade

Dorchester county 4 H clubs collect pine cones, ship 145 bushels to the state forestry service at College Park for seed extraction. Seeds will grow loblolly pine seedlings for sale to Eastern Shore farmers to beautify highways and farms. Seeding efforts have grown, with 48 members active in forestry work across the county.

Sansbury Maryland J. P. Brown Dorchester County W. R. MedKnight State Forestry Nursery College Park University of Maryland State Department Hooper's Island Crapo F. B. Trenk Dorchester

Hogs in Virginia Dying From Cholera Crisis

In Northampton county Virginia about 2 000 hogs valued at 50 000 are dead with many more sick and dying daily from hog cholera. The disease started in lower Northampton and spread across the county wiping out pens. One farmer buried a hundred hogs in two weeks as pork shortages rise. Vets inject serum to save survivors and farmers plan widespread vaccination to protect next year’s pork supply.

Cape Charles Northampton County Love Northampton

French Farmers Face Deep Price Decline Crisis

Paris report notes an 80 to 85 percent drop in all farm products since last May. MP Pierre de Morficault links the crisis to reduced production costs and credit gaps. He warns farmers are selling farms and moving to cities as credit terms burden them after harvest.

Paris M. Pierre de Morficault Chamber of Deputies France de Montcault

Letter From Deep Sea Reaches Its Writer in London

Oakland report tells of a letter recovered from the bottom of the Mediterranean after more than ten years. Ronald Wilkins, now in London, wrote to his mother Mrs. A Wilkins while wounded in Salonika. The torpedoed transport sank. the ship was raised months ago and undamaged mail was delivered.

Oakland Calif Ronald Wilkins Wilkins A. Wilkins London Salonike

How Snakes Lay Eggs and Breeding Habits Analyzed

A historical note explains oviparous snakes do not lay daily until laying ends. Pythons around 28 feet allegedly produced about 100 eggs in one day while ring necked snakes varied with 5 to 8 eggs per day. The New York Zoological Park and US Biological Survey quotes describe hatching patterns and single day clutches for many species.

United States Biological Survey New York Zoological Park

How Fast Raindrops Fall

Weather bureau states rain drops never exceed 25 feet per second and many fall around 15 feet per second. From a 2500 foot cloud the fall time ranges from 100 seconds for large drops to 166.7 seconds for small ones, with a fair average velocity of 20 feet per second giving about two minutes.

Weather Bureau

Eye Comfort With Egg White Preparation

A recipe advises beating egg white to a foam then tipping the bowl to drain a few drops of yolk liquid. The remaining white is applied in the eye to soothe irritation, using one or two drops from the vessel.

How Fast Storms Travel East or Southeast by Next Day

General storms bringing rain or snow move several hundred miles east or southeast by the next day due to the general air movement and the rotation of the earth.

Blind Fish Feeds By Barbel Sensation At Sea

A remarkable blind codfish was captured near Lowestoft England and found fed by its barbel brushing the sea floor. Naturalists suggest the creature hunts crustaceans and worms by tactile sensing rather than sight.

Lowestoft England

Hymns as Praise and Self Reflection

A fragment discusses hymns as offerings of praise with lines on true hymn singers and children as examples. The text references outlets for urges and breaks into garbled phrases, noting expressions of thanks and melodious tones amid unclear terminology.

Fark St Tate Loudou Celegraph

Meet Mr Mulliner excerpt on marriage and social life

In this Wodehouse prose excerpt, the narrator critiques marriage as a social trap. He jokes that men avoid matrimony because fashionable photographers and milkmen fill their days with feminine charm, leading to weariness and moroseness.

Mr Mulliner P G Wodehouse

Hawk Beste Lineman Falls After Hawk Attack

While working on power lines near Saugus a lineman saw a bird nest and pushed it aside. A hawk then attacked, causing him to fall from the tower. He was hospitalized with a broken leg, two broken ribs, and bruises.

Power Unes Saugus Callf Electri Company

Valley in Ocean Deepest Spot Near Guam

A valley in the ocean near Guam is described as one of the deepest known areas. Depths have been sounded to about 30.0 tails of feet with noted bottom conditions.

Guam

Marshall Township Road Commissioner Candidates

Frank Haenig announces his candidacy for Marshall township Road Commissioner subject to the Democratic primary. R. O. Fix also seeks the Road Commissioner post under the same primary process.

Marshall Township Frank Haenig Fix

Frank Cooper Files For Highway Commissioner

The Herald announces that Frank Cooper of Marshall township seeks the office of Highway Commissioner in the Republican primary, subject to voters’ choice.

Herald Frank Cooper Marshall Township

Week's Recorded Transfers In Local Land Deeds

L B Lucan and others transfer to Alice Trefz a lot in Martinsville for 1600 dollars. Martinsville State Bank transfers to DiL Wilhoit a Martinsville lot for 200 dollars. George O Morgan and wife to Charles E Morgan land in 23 11 28 for 1 dollar. George O Morgan and wife to Geo S Morgan land in 14 11 13 for 1 dollar. Edna Miller and others to Ora E Weir land in 26 10 12 for 1 dollar. Dora Black and others to Eliza Hatfield a Westfield lot for 1500 dollars.

L. B. Lucan Alice Trefz Marshal Martinsille State Bank Dora Black Eliza Hatfield Westfield

Real estate transfers involving English Findley and Stewart

Land transactions recorded in Marshall involve Chas W English and wife selling to Frank Coledand for one dollar. Ross Stewart and wife sign joint deed with A Findley lot in Marshall for one dollar. John A Findley and wife convey land in sections 5 8-11-12 to Ross Stewart for one dollar.

Chas. W. English Frank Coledand Rhea Shall Ross Stewart

Beauty of the classical column in steel construction

For centuries architects praised the simple column and its fluted elegance. Pressed steel column technology now offers this beauty for all building types from cottages to grand public structures.

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