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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1927

Page

3

Moonlight Picnic and Academy Cupola Plans

The article notes a moonlight picnic for young folks at the culvert holler on Tuesday evening. Directors plan to repaint the academy building and add a cupola to replace the current ungainly box. Wess Campbell reports weather damage from a West trip, and WHL C Pool of Forreston writes of steady business and large grain shipments including oats, barley, wheat, corn, and rye.

Academy Wess Campbell Far West Whl C. Pool Forreston Ilinois

Wedding Announced for Fred Martin and Lillie Jumper

FortY years ago Cards announce the wedding of Fred Martin to Miss Lillie Jumper on Thursday evening June 30. WeM Sebree was heard singing Have You Seen my Little Jessie as he skipped to his office. A newborn eight pound girl named Little Jessie is confirmed. Mrs Joe Warsham of Mt Carmel returns home after months with her mother Mrs E Falley. J R Archer leaves for Cincinnati to buy a carload of buggies and will return via Hartford with his daughter Frankie who is visiting there.

Cout Fred” Martin Lillie Jumper Wem F. Sebree Jessie Joe Warsham Mt. Carmel E. Falley J. R. Archer Cincinnati Hartford Frankie

Wheat harvest starts in county with promising crops

Thirty years ago wheat cutting began in this county on Monday. The harvest is expected to be better than forecast with heavy meadows oats showing potential for a fair crop and corn growing rapidly after warm weather. Some chinch bugs found in wheat but not yet damaging corn. On last Wednesday the south half of block 41 Woodford Dulaney's addition.

Woodford Dulaney

East Main Street sales close Kohl estate rooms

Ten years ago the two business rooms on east Main street belonging to the late Edward Kohl were sold at public sale Saturday. Henry Holmes was the purchaser, and the price paid 2410. Roy Morecraft had both bones of his right arm broken just above the wrist Wednesday while cranking an automobile. Katherine Schumaker, teaching in Seattle the past years, arrived to spend the summer with her father Abe Schumaker. Charles Allison of Chanute Kan is visiting his family and will speak at the local Modern Woodmen camp tomorrow night.

East Main Street Edward Kohl Henry Holmes Roy Morecraft Katherine Schumaker Seattle Wash Abe Schumaker Charles Allison Chanute Kan Allison Chicago

Local Property Sale and Resident Improvements Noted

The Marshall property was sold to John N. Grimes of Hutsonville for 1500 dollars and now housed by J. L. Montgomery. Mrs. Lovina James refreshed her residence with a new paint job in blended tones, yielding a striking effect. Harry Dulaney and sister Lida, visiting Manitowish Wisconsin, sent home fish including a two foot muskalonge displayed at Del Clarks. Wis Harlan's.

Marshall John N. Grime Hutsonville J. L. Montgomery Lovina James Harry Dulaney Lida Manitowish Wis del Clark’s Wis Harlan's

Bees, Benches and a Double Local Show in Marshall

Twenty years ago Marshall hosted two six cent shows at once drawing crowds on Main Street as bees drew attention before capture by Bob Lucan and helpers. A reception honored Mrs. Samuel Prevo Jr with about 150 ladies. The new Big Four depot nears completion with tile roof copper finish a 300 foot concrete platform steam heat block telegraph and expect completion next week. A June 27 wedding is planned at Volney Mounts home for Carl Lowe of Greenup and Miss Ethel Prevo daughter of Frank Prevo of York township.

Marshall Main Street Bob Lucan R. H. Bradley Samuel Prevo, Jr Big Four Johnson Volney Mount West Union Carl Lowe Greenup Ethel Prevo Frank Prevo York Township

Westfield Visitors and Local News Notables

Mrs Peark Ramsey of Casey spent Friday night and Saturday with her sister Mrs D L Arbogast. J B Atkins of Lawrenceville drove up Monday and stayed overnight with Rev and Mrs D E Baer then left Tuesday taking Mrs Atkins to help decide on their new home. Hustlers Class of First Christian Casey met at Mrs Ivan Plumers. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Chrisman last Friday. Mr and Mrs G A Polk and children left Monday for a motor trip to visit relatives in Ohio and the east. Mrs W Goodman, Mrs Pearl Cox, Mrs Ferrell Haddock and baby, Mrs B O Parker and Miss Thern Galer were Mattoon visitors. Miss Ferne Moore and Everett Green visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Kansas. Miss Alice White left Tuesday for a tour of western states during her summer vacation to attend University of California Berkeley. Mrs J W Weaver of Elnora Ind weekend guest of her mother Mrs Mary White and relatives. The HERALD-1 YEAR HE DOLLARS

Peark Ramsey Casey D. L. Arbogast J.B Atkins Lawrenceville D. BE. Baer Atkins Hustlers First Christian Church of Ivan Plumer John, Chrisman G. A. Polk Ohio East W. Goodman Pearl Cox Ferrell Haddock

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