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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
4
The message emphasizes collective achievement linking individual success to community well being. It reassures existing customers that their business is valued and reinforces the bank’s commitment to supporting client success as part of a shared prosperity initiative.
Hasten and Mrs Ova Stanfield visited Martinsville while residents shopped there. Children attended services at Wesley Chapel. Many plan to spend the Fourth at home or work. WSS campaign finished with district stamps pledged and strong war support expressed. Rains benefited corn. oats harmed by continued wet weather and high winds. Potatoes seen as promising after previous lean years. Herman E Pendleton left for Camp Taylor with select men after purchasing Frank Hedges property in Melrose. He expected to return when Americans finish task in Europe.
A substantial turnout from the area attended the Sunday morning address by Canadian Sergeant H J Mansfield in Hutsonville. The Vestal drive in the vicinity drew modest support and pledges counted in Clark County, with Mrs T W Richards hosting a family gathering in honor of her husband’s birthday, joined by Mr and Mrs R L Bell and Barbara of Paris and Mr and Mrs R I Richards and Manford Richards of Robinson.
Miss Cecil Bell of Paris visited relatives here over Sunday. Harrington of West Union called on friends Sunday. M E Sunday school will give a children day drill next Sunday evening. Mrs Coons visited relatives at Robinson and returned home last week. Arthur Evans and family moved to Terre Haute for employment. Dr S Cullop spent days in Terre Haute last week and returned home. Mrs Martin Newlin visited her brother W W Plety and wife at West Union Tuesday. Edna Coombs and Ruby Hicks visited friends in Robinson over the weekend. Mrs T W Richards visited her daughter Mrs R L Bell and family in Paris last week. The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Chalkey Nidey Wednesday, leaving a baby girl. Mrs Allen Hicks and daughter went to Robinson Friday to see the soldier boys leave for camp. Besa Voladay visited her sister Mrs Jr C Jardin and family at Robinson, returning home Friday. Mr and Mrs Darizi Milla and children of Lawrenceville were guests last week. An all day meeting is planned at the Church of the Faith.
In Hutsonville Robert Weir of Melrose visited Tuesday. Crops look well after rains. oats, timothy, and alfalfa trends noted. Local markets had sheep day and cattle movement. war savings certificates registered. Social visits include Mona Hainley of Lincoln with Ina Fasig, Willie Swope and wife, and George Miller from Los Angeles visiting relatives. Large wheat crops expected, with one fourth shortage outlook.
Severns from here attended a chausaugra event with Marshall x Miss Clara Fox noted as busy with activities and social duties.
Charley Wieland and family plan a Thursday visit to Isabel on business. Rev W A Fuson preached at Clarksville Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. Carrie Allred received 72 birthday cards on June 27 for her 11th birthday. Etta and Minnie Morgan attended a musical at Wm Morgans Monday night. An ice cream social and Fourth of July event at Clarksville Baptist Church aims to raise Red Cross support, inviting attendees to bring cakes and pocketbooks.
Jacob Zeller of Citronelle Alabama visits his brother Reverend S Zeller. Rev MI Hall of Evanston is hosted by Rev and Mrs D R Seneff. Manson Nichols, who studied at Otterbein University Westerville Ohio last year, is home for a visit. The city hall was recently purchased and nears completion and will be ready for occupancy soon. W L Biggs, former Westfield resident now in Muskogee Oklahoma, arrived for a relatives visit. Prof LK Fuller, Westfield Public Schools principal last year, visited and is set to supervise Greenup schools next year.
Casey residents report Friday departures to Clarno Wisconsin and Fuairdance Pennsylvania. John Lippincott seeks work in Florence Alabama at a munition plant. Mrs J B Nay and daughter June plan a visit to relatives in Fuairdance. Mrs Ed Collins dies at 38 after months of illness. A Mischal shower honors Miss Viola Adkins. Briscoe sisters visit Mrs Charles Briscoe. Clyde Shumaker in the navy returns aboard the transport President Lincoln now visiting his parents. Forest Bell returns home with his bride Miss Prossini after marriage February 19 in Indianapolis.
A local update notes buckwheat sowing after recent rains and early oats harvest. Visitors include Reuben Beecham and Calvin Bardin families. Mrs Malinda Beadle memorial sermon at Blue Grass. Townsfolk reference scarce seed beans and large green lumber shipment from Kannamacher mill.
Tax payers are informed that the Board of Review will hear complaints at its office in the courthouse in Marianna Madagascar on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays each week from 9 p m to 4 p m until August 3 1918. Complaint blanks may be obtained from any Board member. Tonch Black Clerk.
The Oakland City Journal criticizes the council and marshal for ineffective warnings and enforcement. It argues that issuing threats without action erodes respect for law and weakens police authority, comparing it to lax military discipline.
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