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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1918

Page

4

Community Notes From West York Area Activities

Sunday visitors include Felicia Dean and Helen English with local families. rain brings relief for farmers. residents attend Terre Haute Fourth program. several trips to visit relatives in Fort Wayne Kansas City and Annapolis. many enlistments and news of military calls. church events postponed. Everett Spivey home on furlough with social gathering. quiet Fourth of July observed with field work. numerous local names and family visits noted throughout the region.

Church of Christ Holds All Day Meeting

E G Denny of Farmersburg Indiana preached the sermon as his wife accompanied him. The service followed a day of meetings with members staying for meals, and family members returning to their post last week with S M Baker accompanying them as far as Charleston to visit friends.

M Baker Charleston Church of Christ E. G. Denny Farmersburg Ind

Notable visitors and war era notes from town

Charles McNary of Buford N Dak and George Matkin of Marshall visited town along with Mrs John Watters and Mrs E L Shinkle and Byron Shinkle of Casey. Local residents and visitors traded news as Dr Will James left for Ft Oglethorpe in July.

Charles McNary Buford N. Dak George Matkin Marshall John Watters Casey E. L. Shinkle Byron Elmer Snavely Orange F. L. Shinkle Muncie Ind Roy Custis Northeast Addition Will James Ft. Oglethorpe Henry Green John Baxter

Local News Briefs From Snyder and Westfield Area

Alf Huston of Snyder Oklahoma visits his son Harry Huston. Harold and Marian Jones leave for Bradford Pennsylvania for summer visit. Mrs S P Jennings of Quapaw Oklahoma visits Mr and Mrs Bert Miller. Mrs Bessie Greene of Casper Wyoming visits her parents the Dortons. Prof Schlack arrives to begin experimental agricultural work. Mrs Chester A LeMay goes to Cambridge Massachusetts for husband’s Harvard wireless course. Richard Phillips injures elbow in fall with boys. Rose Johnson fractures shoulder after a porch fall. Manford Daniels leaves for coast to board transport as head baker. Westfield Township High School district election yields 1023 votes with 461 for purchase and 505 against. 64 defective. Mr and Mrs Simon Best welcome a nine pound Independence Day baby. W H Berkley farm search aided by J H Parker and associates.

Casey Banner Times Alf Huston Snyder Okla Harry Huston Harold Marian Jones Bradford S P Jennings Quapaw Oklahoma Bert Miller Bessie Greene Casper, Wye Frank Dorton Schlack Township High School Chester A. LeMay Cambridge Mass Harvard University Richard Phillips H. B. Phillips Rose Johnson Manford Daniels John Bowers Westfield ‘Ownship Simon Best J"h. Parker

Oil well in territory abandoned at 2401 feet

The deep pay oil prospect proved a dry one and was abandoned at a depth of 2401 feet. This disappointed local investors in the oil development. Walter Church, formerly of Westfield and now in the Navy, returned home Monday to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs V V Church.

Walter Church Westfield V. V. Church

Local Social Notes From Hutsonville and Nearby Areas

Mrs Wm Marvin spent Wednesday in Hutsonville. Threshing delays persist due to heavy rains. Mrs Hannah Marvin attended the Marshall chautauqua last week BE. A Snyder, Fred Reisner and wife viewed airplanes in Terre Haute on the fourth. Mrs Harry Marvin visiting her parents near Darwin. Mrs Chas Vargas and children visited Walter Snyders in Robingon over the weekend. Mrs Steve Dickerson of Dallas was guest of Mr and Mrs Reno Shawler Wednesday. Mrs Nora Nichols and Mrs Tresa Dolson visited Niece Mrs Olin Clements in Marshall last week. Edith and Edna Burnside of Indianapolis returned home after three weeks with Glends.

Felicia Dean Helen English Harry Tingley Hall Will English James Wright Oliver William and John Norton Sassafras Ben Fawleys Terre Haute Anna Newhart Fred Kallansa Helen Mae Ashworth Susie Jones Phoebe Wright H C Grisham Elizabeth Vanderbush Fort Wayne Ind Alvey Romaine Hudderson Kansan City Wright Donald English Reno Wright Alta Vista Iona Anna Boswell Harry Sears Kramer James Gilbert Robert English Leroy Sears John Thomas T. W. Richards Samuel Cullop Malcolm Bruner Marshall Lewis Myrtle Nicol Allright Henry Winters Murle Eva Sims Annapolis Mygnon Sims T. C. Bailiff Indianapolis Wayne Bailiff Wm Holiday Robinson R. C. Hardin Marguerite Cullop Hutsonville Adam Cullop Everett Spivey New York Hannah Marvin Etta Harrington Fred Marvin West Union Wm Marvin Ernest Bails James Pratt Maude Lowe Martin Newlin Sarah Treadway Els Baker Wm. Marvin BE. A. Snyder Fred Reisner Harry Marvins Hiram Hilbert Darwin Chas. Vargas Walter Snyders Robingon Steve Dickerson Dallas Tex Reno Shawler Nora Nichols Tresa Dolson Olin Clements Edith Edna Burnside Glends

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