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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

5

Lawn Party Near Marshall Featured Large Local Guest List

A lawn party was hosted southeast of Marshall with many local residents in attendance. Guests included numerous Davison and Berner families, Miller relatives, and area residents from Warsaw, Dysert, and surrounding towns, who enjoyed a picnic supper and socializing at Blizard Ford and the Plymouth Rock Inn.

Florza Davidson Amma Davidson Marshall Barneta Beard Mildred Seidel Helen Hoenig Mary Jane Davidson Helen Davidson Edith Davison Gertrude Miller Florence Robinson Inez Berner Helen Smith Hannah Hawker Margaret Ramsey Geneva Miller Mary Hawker Clara Berner Inez Dean Dorothy Miller Marie Junker Marian Maurer Myrtle Davidson Dorothea Fishback Mildred Schaefer Evelyn Schaefer Emman Fishback Dorothy Dean Ross Berner Walter Kiger Howard Junker Harry Wright Dean Manhart Fenton Shirley Debphin Setzer Dick Strohm

Local Classified Fragments From Marshall Area

A mix of notices includes lost items, wanted ads, and sales in Marshall and nearby towns. Items include a missing Billford with initials E.O. in the business district, a lost shell rim glasses returnable at Herald office, and various sales and service notices.

Billford Marshall Finder Call Herald Office Call Herald Office

Birthday Gathering at Clinton Event Honors Mr Wyrick

A group of friends attended a birthday gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wyrick. Attendees included Lee Wiggins Alicea Thomas Lon Hangon Mattie Dugger from Clinton Indiana Wm Wyrick and family Robert Wyrick and family from Livingston Al Yonts of Marshall Winfield Wyrick and niece near Martinsville Cora Morgan Marion Bartrum and children Sarah Wyrick and Iva Crumlin.

Harry Wyrick Mr Wyrick Lee Wiggins Alicea Thomas Lon Hangon Mattie Dugger Clinton Ind Cora Morgan Marion Bartrum Sarah Wyrick Iva Crumlin

Loyal Hustlers Class Hosts Friday Social

Mrs Fay Helser and Mrs Cabot Hill hosted the Loyal Hustlers Class of the Christian church Friday afternoon. After a brief business session a social hour followed with guests including Mrs Robert Prewett Mrs Ed Bethards Mrs Marion Mott Mrs Emery Blooggworth Mrs Lawrence Steiner Mrs Clarence Wright Mrs Howard Grisham and others as refreshments were served.

Fay Helser Cabot Hill Christian Church Robert Prewett Ed Bethards Marion Mott Emery Blooggworth Lawrence Steiner Clarence Wright Howard Grisham R. C. Jacobs Frances Bartlett Rosetta Rhoads Milo Claypool Lloyd Hanley Harvey Wesnitzer Frank McNary John Eaton Lavina Heiser Zos Pearce

Mrs. Claypool hosts Bluebird club luncheon at Plymouth Rock Inn

Mrs. C G Claypool entertained the Bluebird club at a 1 00 luncheon at Plymouth Rock Inn Wednesday with members Mrs Lin Cole Mrs S R Prevo Mrs Harry Bamesberger Mrs Grant Pritchard Mrs Harry Dulaney Mrs George Somerville of Paris and Mrs Seymour Hurst. Guests included Mrs Everett Murphy of Indianapolis Mrs Sam Scholfield Miss Virginia Prevo and Miss Helen Hurst. Afternoon bridge was played at Mrs Claypool home Somerville won the prize. Verna Cook left for Italy as guest of Mr and Mrs Fritz Reiner. Mr Reiner is her music teacher in Cincinnati. Cook, daughter of Mrs Minnie Cook of Marshall, formerly lived here.

C. G. Claypool Bluebird Club Plymouth Rock Inn Lin Cole S. R. Prevo Harry Bamesberger Grant Pritchard Harry Dulaney George Somerville Paris Seymour Hurst Everett Murphy Indianapolis Sam Scholfield Virginia Prevo Helen Hurst Claypool Somerville Verna Cook Italy Fritz Reiner

Springfield Business Visitors Highlight Regional Ties

Mr and Mrs C M Bubeck were in Springfield on business Friday night J K Kerr vice president of the Ohio Oil Company returned the last of the week from California where he had been on a business trip for the company.

C. M. Bubeck Springfield J. K. Kerr Ohio Oil Company California

Miss Ruth Carter of Hartford and New London guest of Miss Kerr

Miss Ruth Carter of Hartford and New London visited yesterday as a guest of Miss Margaret Kerr. Miss Kerr accompanied her from New York where she had been visiting for some time.

Ruth, Carter Hartford New London Conm Margaret Kerr Miss Kerr New York

Paris guest honored at Plymouth Rock Inn dinner

John Papadokas of Paris, recently back from Greece, was the honor guest at a Plymouth Rock Inn dinner Sunday evening hosted by Bill Link, Mike Sunkel, and Phillip Young.

John Papadokas Paris Greece Plymouth Rock Inn Bill Link Mike Sunkel Phillip Young

Odds and Ends Club meets at Mrs Knipe home

Mrs Wm Knipe hosted the Odds and Ends Club on Wednesday. Attending were Mrs Wm Lickert Mrs Norman Bennett Mrs Frank Machlan Mrs Ed Renner Mrs Fred Stout Mrs Charles Metz Mrs W W Ralston and Mrs Ben Baird.

Graham Bible Class Methodist Church Dan Spittler Marshall B. F. Holscher C. O. Thornsburg C. R. Johnson Jimmie Pearl Hall A. L. Akers Mark Stewart Norman Bennett Ben T. Baird Helen Ben T W. W. Ralston Ben Wallis Wm. Knipe Howard Leach Alice Trefz Chas. Metz Harriette Ettamae Mitchell Wm Lickert Frank Machlan Ed Renner Fred Stout Charles Metz Ben Baird

Palmer Leaves For Silver City NM Route Update

Word from Stan ley Palmer reports he left last Friday for Silver City New Mexico. He reached Albuquerque New Mexico on Monday and plans to reach Silver City about noon Tuesday.

Stanley Palmer Silver City New Mexico Albuuerque

Governor Ed Jackson Dines In Marshall During Return Trip

Indiana Governor Ed Jackson and his family halted in Marshall for lunch and stopped at Hornbrook's restaurant for dinner on their way home from a Kansas vacation.

Gov Ed Jackson Indiana Marshall Hornbrook Kansas

Davison Couple Return to Ottawa Kansas

Mr and Mrs Joe Davison return to their home in Ottawa Kansas after spending several weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs John Davison.

Joe Davison Ottawa Kansas John Davison

Kaufman Kinfolk Guests of Mrs. Schumaker Family

Clarence Kaufman Clyde Kaufman of Flint Michigan and Raymond Kaufman of Terre Haute visited over the weekend with Mrs. John Schumaker and family.

James Morris Mabel Olson Barbara ‘Jean Terre Haute Edward Ely Madison, Wis John Schumaker Clarence Kaufman Clyde Kaufman Flint, Mich Raymond Kaufman

Marshall Social Roundup of Visiting Friends and Relatives

Local residents welcome relatives and guests from St. Louis Detroit Tulsa and California. Visitors include Thelma Leonard Rey Mowery Claud Husted Fremont Black Bud Ryan Ward LaRue and others. Trips to South Bend Bridgeport Terre Haute and Cincinnati noted as part of varied weekend gatherings.

J. C. Leonard Thelma of St. Louis Fremont Black Terre Haute Bud Ryan C. O. Williams

Social Visits Highlight Crawfordsville House Party

Miss Eleanor Snavely traveled to Crawfordsville Indiana on Monday for a house party at Miss Katherine Klein’s home. Miss Berneice Smith from Findlay Ohio arrived Sunday to visit her grandmother Mrs D D Doll.

Eleanor Snavely Crawfordsville Ind Katherine Klein Berneice Smith Findlay, Ohio D. D. Doll

Minnie Barrett Undergoes Tonsil Adnoid Surgery

Minnie Barrett traveled to Terre Haute on Wednesday for tonsil and adnoid removal procedures performed by local surgeons.

Minnie Barrett Terre Haute

Inoculation as Hay Fever Remedy Gaining Ground

Hay fever sufferers face pollen irritation from grasses. Doctors increasingly favor inoculation after identifying the specific pollen chemical. A personalized serum and injections aim to neutralize the active agent, with initial reports showing good results.

Why Advent of Whites Has Benefited Negroes

Wynant Davis Hubbard argues in Liberty that white contact with Africa boosted native populations wealth and land. He claims increased village prosperity with larger herds crops and widespread grazing land near every plateau village.

Africa Wynant Davis Hubbard Liberty

Why Forests Matter For Rain And Streamflow

Forests intercept about a quarter of rainfall with leaves and branches so rain does not hit the ground. Water that reaches the ground is absorbed by plants or becomes groundwater or runoff. Dense cover reduces surface runoff by acting as a sponge with duff litter and trunks while conserving water and snow to regulate streams.

Airmen urged to chew gum and click ears in training

The Air Ministry instructs pilots in training to chew gum to help equalize ear pressure at high altitudes. Swallowing keeps head muscles active and pressing air, while "clicking" the ears by pinching the nostrils and exhaling allegedly cures pain and temporary deafness from pressure differences.

British Air Ministry

Why Ice and Salt Conflict

The presence of a solute prevents freezing by hindering separation of pure solvent as ice. Solutions freeze only below the pure solvent’s freezing point. A saturated salt solution freezes only at 21 degrees, yielding a mixture of pure ice and pure salt, so ice and salt cannot permanently coexist above that temperature.

Nature and fat in middle age a perceived burden

Text discusses fat as a natural layer for warmth and organ protection with aging. It notes weight gain as a common, often misinterpreted issue and mentions misconceptions about fat as degeneration. The excerpt reflects era language and imperfect spelling.

Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple

Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o'clock The subject is Life A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting occurs at eight o'clock A reading room and circulating library offers Bible and authorized Christian Science literature open Wednesdays and Saturdays from two to four pm

Pythian Temple

Christian R C Mowery Pastor Leads Local Church Schedule

Bible school at 3 30 am conducted by Bro Drew Casteel. Morning worship at 1945 theme Drowth. Evening worship at 73 theme Moderate Christianity. Junior Endeavor meets each Lord s Day morning preaching hour. Young Peoples Society meets 6 30 pm. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. Church night service Wednesday 7 30 pm theme Wayside Opportunities. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 15 pm.

Bible School Drew Casteel

Methodist Sunday School and Worship Schedule

Sunday school at 9 30 am with morning worship at 10 45. Theme Jesus A Prophetic Teacher with choir music and cornet solo by Harold Bright. Evening worship at 7 30 with solo Ruth Carpenter and flute by J R Hornbrook. Theme The Golden Rule What Shall We Do With It Admire or Practice.

Harold Bright Ruth Carpenter J R. Hornbrook

Prayer Meeting and Ladies Picnic Schedule

A weekly prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening. On July 20 a church social and picnic was organized for ladies.

Grand Turn Church

Grace Chapel and Friendship Union Services Schedule

United Brethren I B Sipes pastor leads Grace Chapel with Sunday school at 9 30 and service at 10 30 a m Friendship Sunday school at 10 45 Christian Endeavor at 7 p m followed by preaching Centinary Sunday school at 9 30 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening in Marshall.

Grace Chapel Friendship Cam Christian Endeavor Centinary Christian Endeavor Marshall

First Iron Rails Arrived for United States Railroad

A ship named Alexander arrived at Baltimore from Liverpool carrying 50 tons of iron and equipment for the construction of the first railroad in the United States.

United States Europe Alexander Battymere Liverpool

Oldest New World Settlement Debated Vera Cruz Precedes St Augustine

The Liberty Magazine notes Vera Cruz, Mexico as the oldest settlement in the New World, predating St Augustine, Florida by 46 years.

New World Vera Cruz Mexico Liberty Magazine St Augustine Fla

West Union Baptist announces schedule change Sunday worship

Pastor Wheeler away for funeral in Northern Indiana. Regular service planned for Sabbath July 17 with Saturday night Sunday morning and night worship. Baptismal service scheduled Sunday night.

West “Union Baptist Wheeler Indiana

Evangelical Da Kroft Parish Services Listed

Zion church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with communion. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening and social Friday evening in Harrs Mallers area. Emanuel church offers Sunday school at 9 00 a m ELCE service at 7 30 p m and preaching at 8 90 p m with follow up activity.

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Guy Reynolds Harry Reynolds John Sullivan Paul Harve Nightlinger Frank Gunder Fred Sweet Mary Walter Fawley Warsaw Rosanna Gunder Welcome Buckle Kitty Fawley Clyde Knowles Clyde, Jr Lucille Brandt Dysert Iowa Ben Fawley Blizzard Ford Nellie Stephenson Margaret Dunlava Pasadena Calif Florence Whitlock Fred Shaw Fannie Anerena Gertrude Shaw W. L. Athon Ross Holler Emma Frederick Walter Cole Mary Cole Miss Stephenson AETNA IZE Mark Stewart Insurance L. Schuemate Second Hickory Servce Station Royal Neighbor Lodge Auburn Fulton Manufacturing Co., Inc Canton, Ill Red Star Ash Street DR. F. Johnson Johnson Wwieoiris Fr. M. Dewey & Ge Toit Fred Bubeck B. W. Bubeck West Union W A. Wallace C. M Bubeck Roy Pine Vern Huston Charles Milwaukee Wis Byron Dawson Harlen Pimento George German Irwin Honderich Detroit Mich Dan Eckel Hugh C. Ross Mary Jane Hollywood Claude J. Garmony Richard Martha Williams Francis Williams Terre Richard Garmong Mr. Garmony Union Hospital Boyd Lucan Howard Archer West Park State J. S. Strohm Lovington Fred Holzworth Mildred Spittler Martha McFarling John Bright Petersburg Epworth League Ona Plasters Geneva Stevens James Katherine John Stevens J, OR Golbert Danvilla Jesse Norton Ruth and Joy Lichtenberger Selma Lichtenberger Turkey Rum James Fowler Shilo Abel Babcock Dolson R E Babcock Claud Husted Mattoon Ed Raisner Margaret Bages Chas A. Goekler Clarksville Harold Culter Ross Culter Thaddeus Batson Detroit, Mich Sara Batson Virginia Silas Claypool Bridgeport Ora Hunter Tulsa, Okla Victor Taubeneck Wameta J. F. Reglin Elizabeth Charleston Stitchery Club Mary Whaley Priscilla Whaley Minnié Cook Cincinnati Ohio Verna Freda Margaret Dunlavay Plorence Whitlock Lynn R. Parker Lincoln Margaret McCann Dean Cork Chepota Mack Adams W. A. Wallace Charlotta Errs Hautes Christian Science Methodist United Brethren I. B. Sipes St. Augustine Pythian Theatre James Oliver Curwood Olive Borden Ralph Graves Hloot Gibson Karl Big Parade Dane George K. Arthur Evangelical DA Kroft M¢ Laudhlin van Camp Mieye Pho D.doll & Son
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