Week's Doings Highlight Dozens of Travels Visits and Moves
John Merkle of Paris spent Sunday with Harry Handy. G G Gilspie of St. Louis spent the weekend with family. Mrs Tom Apgar went to Chicago for the fall opening. Ben T Baird returned from DeFuniak Springs Florida. G G Robertson returned from Florida business. Will Stevens of Mt Carmel visiting the Plasters. Lemar Harrington and Burton Prust in the city on business. Wm Redman announce birth of a boy July 9. Mrs E R Frick of New Orleans visiting. Whiteside of Marion Illinois spent Saturday with Sullins family. Mrs Carroll Brydon and son James visited Emma Walks. Ruth Foster visiting in Tuscola. Dr C F Behner attended veterinary meeting in Champaign. Dorothy Ann and Lora Jane Zeigier returned from Tulsa. Harry Leroy Hollenbeck of Philadelphia visiting Dennison. Mrs Ernie Lockard and Jack Smith returned to Kokomo. Ted Swern group spent Friday in Terre Haute and St Marys. Eddy and Machlan visits in Indianapolis. Mrs M C Doty and son Emmett visiting Wapakoneta Ohio. Doty to join next week. Don Winterrowd family visiting Nichols in Martinsville before Findlay move. Dr Earl Mitchell passed Florida medical license exam. Rayne Witherup and others picnicked at Blizzard Ford. James Brady of R P Smith and Sons won top sales prize of 160 dollars. True Booth family visited Chicago. Edwin to Rock Springs. George Adams family motor trip to Mansfield and Ohio points. Harry Dulaney left for Camp Dix with son Robert in military school. Lt A Manhart and family stored in Pri nrietown and visited Manhart relations.
Local residents visit relatives and travel highlights
A flurry of visiting friends and relatives spans towns across Indiana Illinois and Ohio with residents from West Union Terre Haute Robinson Martinsville Louisville and Findlay sharing weekend and weekday travels. Notable mentions include Ernest Ollinger and Jessie Sanders wedding and the death of Mrs Stewart’s mother Mrs Thomas Taylor in Creal Springs prompting family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Stewart
M. Jennings
Creal Springs
Stewart
Ms. Jennings
Thomas Taylor
Jennings
Pasture and car ads list in Marshall Illinois
Walter Garwood offers pasture for rent with contact 4488. Dan W LeGore of Marshall Illinois advertises a touring car for sale in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garwood
Dodge
Dan W. LeGore
Marshall, Ill
Legion schedules outdoor dances near Pythian theatre
The American Legion changed its schedule for dances at the open air pavilion east of the Pythian theatre. A square dance is planned each Tuesday night with regular dances on Wednesday and Saturday nights for the members and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Pythian Theatre
Bridge Sign Painter And Tramp Notice Sparks Town Talk
Mickie quotes a local saying about a tramp sign painter on the Skunk Hollow Bridge. The boss suggests bringing the bridge over to the house when not busy. A reader recalls seven placards spotted while traveling, reading ads on bridges and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wamapus
Skunk Hollow
Trade plans and U S prospects in world markets
The piece argues European governments plan extensive foreign trade expansion while the United States, flush from wartime Europe gains, lags in trade planning. It notes Europeans may concede to access Southern Hemisphere markets, and advocates balancing anti trust sentiment with maintaining foreign trade to sustain national prosperity amid a strong domestic market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
European industries face limits on exports to distant markets
The passage notes that European industries cannot continue indefinitely and that the United States cannot rely on exporting past volumes. It argues for efficient production at reasonable costs and aggressive sales campaigns abroad to retain trade won in other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United “States
Extravagant standards frustrate returning alumnus
A man who revisited his alma mater after about twenty years found the modern student body living in luxury. He observed costly fraternity houses and automobiles, with dances and twenty dollar evenings, while parents curbed expenses to fund these courses.
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Selznick
Eugene O’brien
Mary Miles Minter
Europa
John Waser
First National
Kathryn McDonald
Fox
de Haven
Little
Deans
Geo. Walsh
Fox News
Elti
Nola
Keifer Drug CO
Marshall
Illnois
Vero Rod Store
J.W. McGowan
Bran
John Merkle
Paris
Harry Handy
G. G. Gilspie
St. Louis
Tom Apgar
Chicago
Ben T. Baird
DeFuniak Springs, Florida
G. G. Robertson
Florida
Will Stevens
Mt. Carmel
Mrs
Franz Plasters
Lemar Harrington
Burton Prust
West Union
E. R. Frick
New Orleans
A. W. Carhart
Ida M. Frick
John Whiteside
Marion, Ill
C M. Sullins
Carroll Brydon
James
Emma
Ruth Foster
Tuscola
Mrs. S. Y. Whitlock
C. F. Behner
State Veterinary Association
Champaign
Dorothy Ann
Lora Jane Zeigier
Tulsa
Okla
Harry Leroy Hollenbeck
Philadelphia
Mr. Hollenbeck
Dennison
Ernie Lockard
Jack Smith
Kokomo
Ted Swern
Margaret
Will Machean
Fred H. Bubeck
Terre Haute
St. Marys
Indianapolis
Jay Swern
Wm. Machlan
M. C. Doty
Emmett
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Don Winterrowd
Joan
Rachel
Harry Nicols
Martusville
Findlay
Earl Mitchell
Middletown
Indiana
Rayne Witherup
Alma
Dale Davison
Burns Dixon
Clairrene Pearce
Loral Mathews
Wm. Dixon
Edward Pearce
Ruth Lang
Blizzard Ford
James Brady
R. P. Smith and Sons
George Adams
Mansfield
H. V. Klaszinsky
Muncie
Ind
Harry Dulaney
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Robert
Lloyd Pulver
A. Manhart
Mary
Dannie Manhart
Thera and
Leo Wernz
Prinrietown
Joe Manhart
Whee i Ee
Harry Prust
Gladys Brown
Ellen Dixon
Asa Davison of
Hume
Charles Davison
Norma Leek
Russell Riley
J. G. Sissom
Hunt City, Ill
A. R.,sisson and
Fred E. Jesty
C. T. English
Mayme Meford
Robinson
Gertrude Shaw
Albert Sockler
Otto Sockler
Frank Gillispie
Greenville
G. G. Gillispie
Mrs. Jud Harlan
Kentucky
Will Machlan
S. W Broadhurst
O. H. Robson
W. F. Berthhinger
Martinsville
Virginia Shaw
Marjorie Lewis
Mary Perdue
Dick Stevens
Maintainance of Way Department
Mattoon
Margaret Meehling
Toledo
Emery Ernest
Clarence Black
Dorothy
D. T Black
J. S. O'Neil
Waugh
Hazelton
Walter
Walter Lee
Augusta
Muriel Poore
Jessie LeSeure
Agnes McCarthy
Charleston
Mrs. S. FE
West Terre Haute
City
Ernest B. McDaniel
Detroit
Lydia BE
Will Griffith
Denver
Elizabeth Baird
Clarence Huston
Richmond, Ind
Josephine Huston
Walter Stevens
Louisville, Kentucky
W. W. Stevens
Minnie Fitch of
Greenup
Harold Bright
Opal Bilston
Branklin
Virginia
Roy Claypool
James Claypool
W. A. McGuire
Duncan, Missouri
J A Hutchison
George Lindsay
Johm Scholfield
Millard Hedrick
Chester
Elizabeth
A. R. Sisson
Arcola
Nettie Matters
Laura Sobey
Marguerite Cook
Elizabeth and
Eugene Myers
Henry Deitz
Lonnie McLaughlin
Gertrude Cole
Ernest Ollinger
Jessie Sanders
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Craig
James Finn
Kathryn Roach
Wichita
Kansas
Marshall State Bank
Mt. Qlive
Jerseyville
Illinois
John Clark
Madge
Flora
Theer
Tom Clark
Alrena Briscoe
Frank Duran
Marahall, Lll
Ed Poffinbarger
S. 9
St. Marshall
Harlam
B. F. Johnson
Cole & Cole
Marshall, Il
Kodak Finishing
Kodak
Chester A. Hatfield
Southeast Cor. Square
Fred Wallis
Bubeck & Gallagher
T. W. Hay
Carmi
Herald Office
Kelfer Drug Co
Kodakers
S. Harter
7Th Ave
Ima
Wii
Frank Malloy and Son
Legion
Mickie
Prince Albert and Velvet
Grocer
Aneri
Oolmor
Coolmor
H. M. Dewey & Co. Furniture and Undertaking
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