Wabash Valley Printing Co Herald Rates
The Marshall Illinois newspaper notes its motto and mission to print news and guide public opinion. It lists subscription at 2.00 per year and advertising rates of 35 cents per inch for display and 10 cents per line for reader ads. Calvin Coolidge quote anchors the paper’s principle.
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Wabash ‘Valley. Printing Co
Marshall, Tlinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos, Stewart
Postoffice
Marshall, Tilnois
Calvin Coolidge
Herald
Darwin News and Social Notes From Darwin Iowa
The Wabash river near Darwin stands at 22 feet and rising with ongoing rain. Sunday school attendance reached 17. local residents recount visits from relatives and friends, school activities, and community events including meals, church, a funeral, a planned meeting at West Union school, and ongoing weather impacts.
Will McKee’s Fall Injury and Local Visits Highlight Rural Update
Homer news notes Homer resident Will McKee recovers after a fall while hauling wood. he was treated by Dr. Mitchell in Marshall. The column also covers visits from Mrs Leary Murphy to Peoria and new grandson Robert Dean, Dr Ed Brosman’s Chicago visit, the Conrad family from Chicago attending a funeral in Hutsonville, and several Sunday gatherings and birthdays among local families.
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Will McKee
Mitchell
Marshall
Leary Murphy
Peoria
Tilmois
Deaa V. Murphy
Robert Dean
Ed Brosman
Chicago
Vernon Conrad
Harry Conrad
Clarence Beabout
Ullery
Beabout
Stephen
Claud Brosman
Casey
J. B. Eyestone
Dorothy Eyestone
Mr. Eyestone
Bob Patchett
Linn
Martinsville
Carl Patchett
John Yowell
Dudley
Hartie Shaifner
Freedom by Mrs Roy Wallace community gathering notes
The Freedom folk plan Sunday plans with pastor C D Newsome and family near Casey. Eddie Wallace aided Roy and Samuel Wallace in moving their sawmill to Marshall Shotts farm. Jerry Wallace John Shotts are listed among local sick. Clifford Turner Lester Gard and the Alden Martins helped Russell Irwin with butchering last week. Mr and Mrs Warren Smith and Harold visited Roy Wallace Wednesday evening.
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Freedom Folk
C. D. Newsome
Casey
Eddie Wallace
Marshall
Roy
Samuel ‘Wallace
Marshall Shotts
Jerry Wallace
John Shotts
Clifford Turner
Lester Gard
Alden Martin
Russell Irwin
Warren Smith
Harold
Roy Wallace
West Union Pioneer Obituary Notes Local Veteran
Mrs Mae Piety reports a West Union native son, a World War I veteran, born and partly raised in West Union. The obituary fragment mentions families including Murphy and Denham, and references Oak Park and Marin and the late Dave Murphy.
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West
UNION
Mrs. Mae Piety
Mr Murphy
Oak Park
Abe Tubs
Merk Mattle Denham
W. Ohs Marin
Tom
Dave ‘Murphy
Weat. Union
Sunday School Attendance and Social Visits in Ohio
Attendance at Sunday school last Sunday was 86. Rev. J. B. Norbeck delivered morning and evening messages. Numerous social visits occurred among the Hollenbeck, Graham, Moore, Gard, Gray, and Ellington families, with gatherings at Melrose and Choctaw and multiple dinners and suppers noted.
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J. B. Norbeck
James Graham
Flower
Charles H. Moore
Grant Hollenbeck
Wanda
Nina
Charles G Hollenbeck
Robert Wernz
Neal Bumpus
Five Points Dinner Guests at Marshall Farm Home
Mrs Glenn Wiltictt and Rev and Mrs W M Weaver and others hosted a family gathering at Marshall with Mr and Mrs E Bishop entertaining. The party included Mr and Mrs Bert Fiscus and Mr and Mrs Néeman plus Macke and daughters Linda and Marilyn.
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Mrs
Glenn Wiltictt
W. MM. Weaver
Bert
Fiscus
Néeman
Macke
Linda
Marilyn
E. Bishop
Marshall
Community notices and gatherings in Martinsville area
A record of social events. guests include Joyce Anne Wilhoit visiting, a sale attended by a large crowd for Paul Wesich, surprise party for minister Mark Weaver at the Morgan home, pot luck supper with many attendees, a Jeff Davis school community meeting, and local families hosting Sunday dinners and baby announcements in Terre Haute and surrounding areas.
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John Kerley
Marshall
Joyce Anne Wilhoit
Mr. Sand
Rex Wilhoit
Martinsville
Paul ‘Wesich
Harold Beachout
Judy
Jimmie
Casey
Woodrow , Hendrix
Tommy Bill
Lloyd Hendrix
Sylvan Morgan
Mark Weaver
Marilyn
Linda
Lester Claypool
David
Terry
Lloyd
Hendrix
Charity Downis
Billy
Teddy
Harvey
Wilson
A Edward Ellington
Carrol
Ronnie
R. BR. Bishop
Glenn Wilhoit
Maurice Donna
Joyce
G. S. Morgan
Dean
Lila
Jeff, Davis School
Wm. McKee
Peggy Alene
Terre Haute
Lloyd Walls
Carl Morgan
Ralph Burkett
County Line social notes from Miss Frances Drake
Mr and Mrs Lelan Graham and daughter of West York spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Pearl Graham and family. Miss Irene Drake at Warner Beauty School in Paris spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Valmore Athey called on Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds and Mrs Minta Athey. Mrs Anna Phillippe, Mrs Ray Drake, Mrs Amy McCrory, Lena Artman, Bonnie Moore, Essie McDonnall and Miss Ruby Guyer attended a quilting at Merle McCrory's Thursday. Eld did Mrs C Haggard took dinner on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Swope.
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Lelan Graham
West York
Pearl Graham
Irene Drake
Warner Beauty School
Paris
Valmore Athey
Aden Reynolds
Minta Athey
Anna Phillippe
Ray Drake
Amy ‘McCrory
Lena Artman
Bonnie Moore
Essie McDon
CHOCTAW Community News Recap from Maude Miller notes
Elder Weger of Flat Rock visited with Caroline Ledermann and children. Alvin T. Miller hosted relatives for a birthday dinner with John Blizzard and Grace. Several locals traded visits, shared meals, and some branded outings including a radio inauguration listen. A man named Al Thompson cracked a rib while cutting wood after ice formed.
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Elder Weger
Flat Rock
Caroline Lédermann
Alvin T. Miller
Mae Coombes
Grace
Blizzard
West Union
Mildred Williams
Perry Jackson
Marshall
Eunice Jackson
St. Anthony Hospital
William Garner
Allright
Irene Garner
Barbara
Caroline Garner
Peggy
David
Golda Blizzard
Lloyd Garner
Maude Miller
al ‘Thompson
Maggie Miller
Spiketown
John
Alvin T
Fenton Cline
Gary
Hershel Cline
Leon. Bendér
Kile
Hurley Nicol
Woodford Williams
Lloyd Snearly
Harry Higginbothim
Caroline Ledermann
Darien Social and Business Notes from the Week
Lowell Short and Virgil Arey took a business trip to Vincennes Indiana on Monday. Kenneth Miller traveled to Mississippi on Tuesday for a load of pine lumber. Mr and Mrs Ray Spivey visited Mr and Mrs Russell Medsker on Wednesday. Some farmers finished husking corn during the cold week. Jesse M Davis was a business caller in West Union Friday. Harry Medsker is on the sick list. Mrs Lowell Short's mother visited Saturday afternoon. Cyrus Goodigin was taken to Schmidt Clinic, Robingon for treatment Saturday afternoon. Jesse Davis spent Saturday evening with his parents. his father is slowly improving.
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Lowell Short
Virgil Arey
Vincennes
Indiana
Finkbiner
Was & Marshall
Kenneth Miller
Mississippi
Ray Spivey
Russel Medsker
Jesse M. Davis
West Union
Harry Medsker
Mrs. Short
Martinsville Couples Visit Marshall Sunday
Mrs. Alva L Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. A O Craig of Martinsville spent Sunday in Marshall with Mrs Albert Bradley.
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Alva L, Morgan
A.,o. Craig
Martinsville
Marshall A
Albert Bradley
Melrose Notes on Local Visits and Illness Updates
Ruth Davia reports Esther Wells recovering at home after weeks in Union Hospital Terre Haute. North Dakota visitor Louie Trump and Roy Davis called on Charles and Elizabeth Davis. Warren Kinderdine remains ill. Wayne Davis and family hosted guests to dinner with Henry Townsend in Charleston. Various neighbors share help and visits as Ernest Wells and Lois Jean Medsker are noted in their health and family activities.
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Esther Wells
Union Hospital
Terre, Haute
Olen Wells
Zelna Bilineton
Roy Davis
Jesse Davis
Charles Davis
Louie ‘Trump
North Dakota
Wayne ‘Davis
Charles
Elizabeth
Warren Kinderdine
Louie. Trump
Henry Townsend
Charleston
Trump
Pearl Thompson
Annabelle Wells
Homer Parcel
Jerry
Flossie Kinderdine
Leah May Green
Doris Parcel
Maude Partlow
Ernest Wells
Lois Jean Medsker
Harry Medsker
Churchgoers and locals gather in Clarksville area
Mrs Harry Harbor reports a Sunday church turnout with Aunt Eliza Nicholson very ill at Pearl Nicholson home in Paris. Families including Marrs, Knapp, Pierson, Harbor, Cox and others from Terre Haute Chicago and Clarksville attended a local sale and visited West Terre Haute. Property changes hands as Wendell Buckner and spouse buy nearby lot.
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Eliza Nicholson
Pearl Nicholson
Paris
Lafe Marrs
Eddie Knapp
Ralph Marrs
Bobby
Terre Haute
Max Pierson
Stevie
Chicago
Rose Knapp
Joe Marrs
Harry Harbor
Donnie
Clarksville
Walter Cox
Goldin Harbor
Carrie Matherly
West Terre. Haute
Lucille Myers
Wendell Buckner
Sunday Dinner Guests and Weekend Visits
Mrs Van Shields Mr and Mrs Raymond Tryon and Marjorie were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ovie Draper. Mrs Adam Litchenberger and son Fred spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Austin Blockinger. Miss Jean St John spent the weekend with Miss Rosalie Bonesteel at West Union. Mr and Mrs Leon Myles and children of Walnut Prairie spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Roy Pitt inger and children.
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Raymond Tryon
Marjorie
Ovie Draper
Adam Litchenberger
Fred
Austin Blockinger
Jean St. John
Rosalie Bonesteel
West ‘Union
Leon Myles
Walnut
Prairie
Roy Pittinger
Wayne Heighton to Leave for Two Weeks Military Leave
Pvt Wayne Heighton will take a two week leave with Mrs Sarah Hollenbeck and Janet before reporting for service in Japan. Local notes report social visits including Mr and Mrs Steve Newport and family and a birthday gathering for Mrs Hollenbeck.
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Wayne Heighton
Sarah Hollenbeck
Janet
Japan
Steve Newport
Stephen
Arold Morris
Peggy
Patsy
Claude’ St John
Bonesteel
York
Neue Sloan
Ellen
Malcolm Collier
Toledo
Illinois
P. ‘Eb
Cornwell
Clarence Collier
Ola Collier
Terre Haute
Collier
Janet Hollenbeck
Sarsh
Nazarene Church Youth Week Schedule and Speaker
Nazarene Church will observe Youth Week February 15 to 20 with Rev Harold Meadows as speaker each night at 7 30 He is a missionary to Peru and a forceful speaker He also sings specials Sunday school at 9 30 with good classes and teachers Morning service at 10 30 Messages planned
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Harold "Meadows
Peru
Weather driven wet weather specials spark February sales
South End News notes several reduced prices on tires tubes radios and car accessories for February. It lists truck and tractor tires from 11.83 to 48.49 and radios from 14.95 to 29.39 with limited stock and a $5 battery exchange offer. Manford Buckner signs off from phone 602.
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Wwe
Gore
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