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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
7
A flood of visitors and relatives fill Terre Haute area with domestic travel. Many residents greet guests from Indianapolis Champaign Kansas City and other towns while attending gatherings and church events.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Harrison Stewart Leslie Stewart.
Binder twine for sale open Saturdays at Herald Office. Various ads note sale of mules house and property, loans on real estate, and a county Board of Review session in Clark County. Includes names like John C. Nichols and B F Johnson and locations such as Oak Street.
Vern Creamer and wife of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Jefferson Brewster and wife Grace Gard and children of Chicago. Leona Gara of Grand Turn spent Wednesday with Mrs Ida Wyrick, John Garner and family. William Garner and wife of Allright visited with Elsie Strohm of Avon on Sunday afternoon. William Neal of Kansas spent a few days with Charles Hollenbeck.
Several goods were noted as having fallen last week in the Clarksville area. Mr and Mrs Davis of near Met calf visited on business. Mr and Mrs William Sims of Mississippi were here to visit Timothy Babcock and sister Mrs James Richey. They were joined by Mrs Pearidy Babcock and Chas We for a weekend at Robert Babcock's home. Russell Murphy and family spent Sunday with John Reed.
Homer Hendricks and Jess Meloy family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Breedlove. Ophir Claypool visited Ralph and Mrs Davis at Martinsville. James Fitzgerald of Terre Haute joined Ray Newman and family. Fr Siple of Oregon Ill to preach at Salem July 10 11. Jennie Claypool visited sister Mrs Jess Wilcoxson at Martinsville. Clarence Gdekler and baby visited John Wallace near Auburn. Ellen Bennett of Auburn and Emily Meloy near Paris spent Friday here. The section notes recent Payoral showers of rain.
West York communities host visiting relatives from Terre Haute and Chicago with numerous family gatherings around the Fourth. Robinson hosts a large street dance under American Legion sponsorship drawing about 200 tickets sold and a crowd near 2,500 along the square. Catholic parish plans a $10 000 modern rectory connected to the church with a two story layout and ready materials.
The Pythian Theatre announces Wednesday listings with a 30 cent price for a 8:00 PM show of a big feature. Thursday and Friday feature Paramount lineup including RENT and Sunshine comedy with 10 or 20 cent admissions. Monday through Wednesday Rox feature Harold Goodwin Hearts Lory Youth comedy at 10 and 20 cents.
The administrator of the estate of Charles W. Throckmorton of Clark County Illinois announces a court appearance at the Clark County Court House in Marshall during the August term to settle claims. Creditors are urged to present their claims and debtors to pay promptly, with the filing dated June 19 1922.
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