Social notes from Terre Haute and Marshall visits
Rae Fawley and wife spent the Fourth in Terre Haute. Miss Margaret Pine visited Mrs. Lera Askin and Mary Askin in Marshall. Cooper visited Georgia Sea on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Godden of Marshall spent Sunday with Harry Minnix and family. Harry Reynolds and wife with Chas English and family visited John Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashworth visited their daughter Cecile Lee at McKeen. Kasiyer of Terre Haute, Riley Lowther and family, Omar Hall and family spent Sunday at Herman Fawley’s. Rae Fawley motored to Neoga with her parents. Dutch supper at Blizzard Ford last Tuesday evening with Victor Reynolds family, Curt Burns family, A P Fawley family, Al Hemphill family, James Gallagher and Dollie Eaton. Judge Scholfield and family visited relatives in Paris.
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Rae Fawley
Wift
Terre Haute
Margaret Pine
Lera Askin
Mary Askin
Fenton
Cooper
Georgia Sea
Mary
Marshall
Mesaryvo Nightlinger
Terre ‘Elaute
Alrs
Rob Godden
Harry Minnix
Faily
Harry Reynolds
Chas
John Reynolds
John Ashworth
Cecile Lee
McKeen
Kasiyer
Riley Lowther
Omar Hall
Herman Fawley
Joe Ravioli
Neoga
Blizzard Ford
Victor Reynolds
Curt “Burns
A. P. Fawley
al Hemphill
James Gallagher
Dollie Eaton
Marshall Social News Reflects Busy Local Life
Visits and travel fill the segment with dozens of names from Olney Robinson and Anna while extended family ties, trains and picnics mark daily routines. Special trains carry Pennsylvania troops homeward as community notices end with water rules from City Collector Tibbs.
Deutschland German sub arrives in Chesapeake Bay in disguise of commerce
The Deutschland, a large German merchant submarine, reached Chesapeake Bay on Sunday amid nets of ships and quarantine red tape. It carries no passengers, a thousand tons of dyes, and is commanded by Capt Kalrig with a 29 man crew. Officials treat it as a merchant ship while it reportedly evaded English and French warships for 30 hours.
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Chesapeake Bay
Cape Hory
Waterland
Imperator
Kalrig
Unite States
Notice to Contractors for Hatton District School House
Sealed proposals due 10 AM July 2 1916 for erection of a frame school house in District No 63 Hatton District. Plans by Francis G Blair approved under sanitation law on file with County Superintendent in Marshall Illinois. Bids to Harold Bright or C C Collier. directors reserve right to reject all.
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Mayor and Utility Committee
Marshall
C. Tibbs
Hatton
Francis G. Blair
Marshall, Clark Co
Ilinois
Harold
Real estate and personal property sale and loan notices
Money to Loan on real estate and personal property. For sale cheap a 5 passenger Mitchell automobile in good running order. Farm loans offered by Edgar Summers Martinsville Ill. Wabash and Farmers phone numbers listed. Wanted porch shades hammocks and other comforts. Farm for sale 200 acres walnut prairie with improvements. Housekeeper position wanted by middle aged lady. Will trade farm for bank stock. Jr. Mill house for sale 412 S 8th St. Household items for sale rugs bedroom set. Lost purses and buttons with rewards offered.
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Walnut Prairie
W E. Taubeneck
West Union, Ill
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McClure
Scholfield
Paris
Ford
Studebaker
John Weir
Marshall, Wl
Jersey
Ci Wintle
James Whallon
Olney
Carl Taubeneck
Robinson
Olin Gore
St. Louis
A. W. Carhart
M. F. Myers
Chicago
J. Crossley
Marshall Banks
Bailey Egleton
Eula Morton
Nelle Keys
Lexington, Mo
J. B. McGrath
Isobel Wiley
Anna
Isobel Robinson
Bertha Black
Ida Frick
Harry Black
Thermoplis
Wyoming
Illinois Pipe Line Co
J. R. Black
Springfield
Court of Honor
J. R. Burnett
Charleston
Democratic Senatorial Committee
Pennsylvania
Rachel Lee
Jane Morton
Near West Union
E. M. Duncan
Alva Hurst
F. B. Keifer
Doris Keifer
Clarence Bailey
McCann
Lynn Parker
Lincoln
John “Meehling
Robert Casteel
Roy Elston
Grace Jones
Walter H. Hutchinson
Laura Slusser
Shades
Margaret McCann
Lynn Parker and
Gwin Fix
Darien
Omer McDaniel
Oliver
Edith English
Danville
Selda
Alice Spangler
Earl S Elliott
Indianapolis
Peter Spangler
Walter Adams
Washington, DC
R. S. Hutchison
Washington Star Office
F. M. Supher
New York
Supher
The
Shriners
Buffalo
Letha Scott
Howard Simon
Helen Martin
Marie Scholfield
Louise Walton
Joe Davison
Fred Fawley
Keefer Laufman
Lyman Booth
Wabash
Mary Plaster
Sophia Macke
Florence Taubeneck
Walker Spotts
Ora Hunter
Robert Coyle
Frances Williams
John Willkins
Everett Taubeneck
Frank W. McKeen
Marshall Club
Isabelle Wiley
Velma A. Sullins
Congrer
al Church
Faye Williams
Catherine Baird
Louise Deaner
Louise Hoey
Marjorie Lewis
Elen Dixon
Gertrude Cole
Alice Purdum
Nellie Hunt
Potence
Sarge
Mise
Genevieve. McCauley
Clark
C. CG. Alwood
Clinton, IL
M. _W. Porter
Battle Creek, Mich
Hester Canine
Genevieve Ralston
Celia Lake
Cleveland, C
Mrs
Frank Baird
Terres Haute
Anne’. Baird
Charles Brandenstein
Detroit
Maxwell
Charles Buchanan
United States Army
Edward Garwood
Dennison
Eliza Williams
West Union
Denver
Colo
Ruby
Dorothy Rose
W. L. Biggs
Guthrie, Oklo
Westfield
Elizabeth Hagist
Jessie Leseure
Effingham
Mt. Carmel
Stella Ruedy
Mexico
Woodford Burnett
Payton, O
Martha Green
Winona Lake
Ind
Eaglesmere Park
Lawrence Kiplinger
Guy McJimps
Vincennes, Ind
Seale McGee
Gilmer
Texas
McGee
Mabel Howell
Leo McLean
Winona
Miss
McLean
Helen Hite
Kanga
W W Fleming
Soa
Nancy Jane
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
Mr Fleming
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Farmers
Mitchell
Porter
Edgar Summers
Martinsville, Ill
Homer Guinnip
North Dakota
the Herald
Jr. Millhouse
8Th St
Downington
Marlon Mott
Frank Greenough
Jay Swern
B. B. Patton
Ieeeeee
Pythian Theatre Program
Jesse L. Lasky
Ina Claire
Harold McGrath
Vitagraph
Beautiful
Earl Williams
Anita Stewart
Ethel Teare
Bachelor's Roost
James Bradburn
Selig
James Oliver Curwood
Shubert Film Corporation
Holbrook Blinn
Vera Sisson
Vim Comedies
Helen Gibson
Mary Pickford
Marshall Herald
Marshall, Hs
Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
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