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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1913

Page

4

Community Events and Marriages Near Clarksville

Neigmblaood Sonlws ob me teemis m. Wieland and Lycan start cat with threshing machine George Clay pool. two cows sold in past two weeks. A cream social at Clarksville last Thursday netted forty gallons. Miss Daisy Johnson, now of Westfield, wed Pearl Ramsey of Martinsville Wednesday. Cream supper at Robt Babcock home drew about forty relatives. Fred Wieland of Charleston grows crops. Eunice Johnson hosted dinner for grandchildren. Ora Johnson and family visited near Paris. Hurley Johnson and family from Blue Grass also attended. Alonzo Allred and daughter Carrie visited Oliver relatives. Clarence Geckler family from Marshall visited Robt Babcock. Wim Melton on sick list. Pearley Babcock teaching winter tennis school at Clarksville in room No 1 and Liinton Clapp room No 2.

Wieland Lycan George Clay Pool Lo&t Clarksville Daisy Johnson Gible “Place Westfield Pearl‘Ramsey Martinsville Robt Babcock Fred. _ Wieland Charleston Eunice Johnson Ora Johnson Paris Hurley Johnson Blue Grass Bar Dayton Arbogast Rae Pearl Ramsey Alonzo Allred Carrie Oliver Clarence Geckler Marshall Wim Melton

Read's Garage Inspection Note

When in town drive your car into Read's garage and have it looked over. The terse directive suggests a quick nearby vehicle check as a practical tip.

Read

Ice Cream Supper Planned for Armstrong Area

An ice cream supper is set for Saturday night July 19 in Armstrong. Various locals share visits and gatherings as families and friends travel among West Terre Haute Charleston and Terre Haute. Several small social ties surface with dinners and birthday surprises noted around Miss Ruth Zer and Miss Edith Weaver.

Visitors and Local News From West York Area

Reynolds of Paris visit West York vicinity as Carl Clements reports a sick child. Dry weather persists with potato patches damaged. rain hoped to help but may not save. Harington of Lawrenceville visits family. large crowd attends Hutsonville Fourth celebration. Amos Balls of Terre Haute visits daughter Mrs. Birs. Several locals host and visit relatives in Terre Haute and nearby towns. various weekend visits noted.

Salvanus Reynolds John Donaldson Lizzie Eisner Fairbanks John_ Donelson Terre Haute

Ashley Houliday and Iva Warren Wed in Robinson

Ashley Houliday and Iva Warren of this city were married at Robinson on Friday. They will honeymoon in Chicago then proceed to Kinmundy Illinois for a few days before returning to West York. Best wishes for a happy voyage.

Ety Ashley ‘Houliday Migs Iva Warren Robinson Chicago Kinmundy West York

Local agrarian notes and town society updates

Land west of town leased for oil while cow peas are sown. A theft of Mr. Bohns corn occurred Tuesday night. Mrs. Beachout feeds about 100 ducks and goslings. W. E. Cooper of Hillsdale visited over the Fourth. Henry Mays and family returned to Indianapolis Sunday. Ray Burkeybile elected township Sunday school president for the year. Marley Claypool sues Auburn commissioners over culvert damage. Mr. Wilson, cashier of Terre Haute First National Bank, spent Sunday with D. I. Morgan.

Bohn Frank Beachout W. E. Cooper Hillsdale Ind Henry Mays Indianapolis Ray Burkeybile Marley Claypool Auburn Commissioners Mr. Wilson Terre Faute First National Bank D. I. Morgan

Martinsville Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Death

Martinsville residents report visits from J R Trump and Newt Richart while corn and cattle shipments mark farm activity. The church camping party heads to Narrows, Mrs Snavely recovers from heat illness, and Aunt Mag is wished well. Mrs Connelly, pioneer of Parker township, dies at 87. funeral at Kimlin church with interment at Connelly cemetery.

J. R. Trump Newt Richart Anderson J. Lindsey Geo. Paxton Mill Street Leo Fasig John Hardway Orange Levi Linn Pacso Washington Church of God Narrows E. W. Childs Willard Catherine O’brian Dudley M. E Auburn Melrose Martinsville S. M Our City Ed McNary Joseph Byram Val Swallim John Fresenbeck Mr. Benton Horace Watters Willard Childe D. L. Wilhoit Chas McIntosh Russell Cooper E W. Child Everett Connelly Marshall

Family and friends visit spread across Saturday and Sunday

Fred Raisner and family and Chas Beltz spent Saturday evening with A. J. Beltz’s family. A. J. Beltz and wife visited Wm Raisner and wife. Minnie Raisner and children spent Sunday with Maggie Renstaw of Darwin. Dave Sweltzer and family visited Dan Sweltzer and wife. Mary Beltz returned to Marshall factory work. Walter Magill and family visited Sherman Litfick’s family. Mr and Mrs Thomas Pearce spent Sunday with Natashia Taubeneck of Black Hawk. G H Sweitzer and family visited Wes Shotts of Anderson. John Pine visited C G Beltz Sunday morning.

Fred Raisner Chas. Beltz A. J. Beltz Wm. Raisner Minnie Raisner Maggie Renstaw Darwin Dave “Sweltzer Dan Sweltzer Mary “A. Beltz Marshall Walter Magill Sherman Litfick Thomas Pearce Natashia Taubeneck Black Hawk G. H. Sweitzer Wes Shotts Anderson John Pine C. G. Beltz

Olive Branch Preaching Services Attract Attendance

Sunday services were well attended at Olive Branch with Brother Chamness and wife visiting John Vaughts in Miss Flossa. Chamness was the Sunday guest of Mina Hamilton. Several local youths spent the fourth in Hutsonville and Susie Weber stayed with Stella Vaught. Rev Rodman plans to preach here next Sunday morning.

Chamness John”, Vaughts Flossa Mina Hamilton Hutsonville Susie Weber Stella Vaught Rodman

Statement of Disbursements and Financial Report

District funds show receipts from district taxes and sale of bonds totaling 4905.25 with expenditures including clerks, teachers, supplies, and bonds interest. Township fund balance and loans noted, with treasurer Leander Wright certifying accuracy. notary J W Graham swears to it. The document opens discussing Bryan and banking centralization and Andrew Jackson’s view on currency control.

Ahve Gevikencen Ee Ee Deee Eeee Ee Ewes Seeney Leander Wright J. W. Graham Mr. Bryan United States Bryan Wilson Democratic Party Andrew Jackson Bank of the United States Jackson New York Mall

Moonshine and Church News From Town

A lively Fourth celebrated with local residents. J O Deverick visited Casey Tuesday. Elder Charles Waserman preached at Butterrut Sunday. Landis DehI purchased a new wagon.

J. O. Deverick Casey Charles Waserman Butterrut Landis Deh

Melrose Social Happenings Amid Local Visits and Voting

Melrose notes report several residents attending the 4th at Hutsonville. Re readings show burns from powder experiments by Emery Dodd and Ragan Hedges. Local visits include Mrs. Ola Weir hosted by Mrs. J C English and family, with Golda Morgan returning from near Marshall. A show gave a necklace to the prettiest girl, while Blanche Hedges and Delia Welsh ran for office, Welsh earning 85 votes and Hedges 25.

Hutsonville Rorgers I. G. Hasten Emery Dodd Ragan Hedges Alice Richart C. W. Cornwell Frank Hedges Jr Miro Dean Ola Weir Carl Holler Terre Haute J. C. English Golda Morgan Marshall Blanche Hedges Delia Welsh Miss Welsh Miss Hedges

Local visits and farm talk fill Terre Haute week

L B Laughlin and Ter re Haute mother visited J A Snedeker family last week. H V Snedeker was in Terre Haute on Saturday. Farmers stay busy in the hay. Ora Pine of West Terre Haute visited brother Arthur. Mrs Nelson Campbell visited sister Mrs Goodman Forsythe the first of last week. Herman Seidel and son Maynard from Terre Haute rode motorcycle to J A Snedeker’s Sunday. A special meeting for the old folks was held at Asbury Sunday. Clayton Higginbotham and family Jack Higinbotham and family Mr and Mrs Ames of Terre Haute visited Arthur Pine and family Sunday.

L. B. Laughlin Terre Haute J. A. Snedeker H. V. Snedeker Ora Pine West Terre Haute Arthur Nelson Campbell Goodman Forsythe Herman Seide Maynard J. A. Snedekers Asbury Clayton Higginbotham Jack Higinbotham Mrs. Ames Arthur Pine

Local social visits span towns and families this Sunday

Spiketown residents report visiting relatives across Marshall Palestine and Champaign. Names include Daisy Irwin Cecil Irvin Gussie Gibson Bessie Padgett Ed Fredenberger Wings Gardner Spittler Hoenig Hill Gagen and Murphy. Multiple families spent Sunday with kin and home folks.

Daisy Irwin Cecil Irvin Frank Hoenig Marshall Gussie Gibson Palestine Wings Bessie Padgett Ed Fredenberger Orville Henderich Champaign Orville Murphy Marie Hoenig Marie Hill Lucy Gardner Frank Gagen Omer Hedden Daniel Spittler

Gasoline Shortage Solved by New Fluid Gagolette

Chicago inventor Julius Levy introduces gasolette a fluid claimed to cut fuel costs by 40 to 50 percent. Dealers report strong interest as motorists rush to buy and test the preparation at Levy’s Wabash Avenue shop. Critics say it lets consumers rely less on gasoline while purporting to remove carbon from engines.

Chicago Julius Levy

And pelt love is also blind What splendid facilities are offered

A fragment notes garments and facilities for the poor, describing charitable provisions and support measures in a period voice. The text highlights resources aimed at aiding the impoverished and questions the extent of ongoing aid.

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Neigmbolaood South Dolson Laura Liggett Iris’ Rutledge Delbert Shirely J. Shirely Ben Medley Eugene Ruth Weaver Idella Weaver J. A Welsh Ruth Setzer Verlin. Murphy Robert Keller Edith Weaver Mary Weaver Goldie Lowe Clyde Elliott Dan‘ville Fletcher Homer Olive ‘Branch Roy Wv Clark County Iinoig Css Molal Ve Cesys Eesgauss Keeley Institute Dwight, Ill Spiketown Chichester R. O. Fix Cole & Cole Booth & Handy Blundell Grocery Ross Lanning
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