Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Around Marshall
A long list of local residents and visitors from Marshall and nearby towns spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Couples and families including Goekler, Babcock, Michaels, Wallace, Kelley, Marrs, Kirghness, Burphy, Claypool, Menk, Findle, Johnson, Hutchens, Langley, Tinnies, Pear, Harbor, Paubrock, Phelips, Piabeach, Babcock, Ratvock, Snedeker, Quick, Campbell, Haslitt, Wernz, Zimmerly, See, Carter See, Merritt, Geheb, Yeley, Adams and others were noted in house and dinnertime visits across Marshall and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Goekler
Anl
Lafternoon
Chas. Goekler
Abe Babcock
Samuel Michaels
Roy Wallace
Lucille Kelley
Pikes Peah
Oda Marrs
Marshall
Oscarg Kirghness
Ian Burphy
Austin Claypool
Jeptin Menk
Ros Findle
Fate Johnson
Chas Hutchens
Hutchens
Harry T.ngley
Reuben T.nnies
Pleasant
Mere Tye
Race Claypool
Chur
Fh, Hatcher
Mordas
Chas Hutchens Faye
Lucille
Everett Harbor
Mildred Raymond
Wayne Spires
Amelia Hutchens
John Ratvock
Tiss Maude
Snedeker
Dan
I. Rollings
Greenup
M. V. Campbell
Orville Hasltt
Ida Black
Faye
Terre Haute
Arno Wernz
Culdren
Geo Zimmerly
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Sunday evening and weekend social rounds bring many names to local households. Mary Manhart visited her sister and family, while Miss Cleo Wells and Henry Lindlex joined Albert Wrirehe’s family for a Sunday gathering. Numerous visits to relatives across the area include Bohns, Gard, Manharts, L A Manhart, and Tharp, with several attending a ball game in Athmore and others at the Paris hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel
Doyle
Wusserjous Tyre
Vigo
Bae
Kuiry
Cubercer
Bet Timmerina
Louise Bender
Ray Vanhart
Athmore
Gladys Bohn
Charleston
H C Bohn
Velma Tharp
John Holler
Joe Garwood
F. Holwick
Russell Bohn
Terre Haute
H. C. Bohn
Raymond Lindley
Marshall Manhart
Alma Romoser
Frieda Romoser
Ruth Thompson
Frannis Fridy
Eyansville
Ind
L. A. Manhart
Eileen
Olive Thompson
Charles Leasure
Wm. Gard
Ray Thompson
Paris Hospital
B.A. Rynerson
Haitie Hammond
Jess Cuddis
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
The page lists numerous visits and homecomings including Mr and Mrs Downs hosting MM and WD Downs, Mrs Warner of Sarasota with relatives, and Rober Mileary spending time with his brother. Russell Bailey vacationing with grandparents, and the Smittkamp family visiting in Terre Haute and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Walter Terrel
Fo OW Warner
Sarasota
Rober Mileary
Russell Bailey
Georgeton
Vic DG Das
Goldie Simttkamp
Betts Terrel
Lasalle Kelly Wo Downs
Dpd
Mes Vagere Smittkamp
Sam Michaels
Sherl Redman
Terre Haute
Flosd Smittkamp
Vanhorn
Iowa
Born to Mr and Mrs L O Kitchen Jack
An eight and a half pound boy named Jack was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs L O Kitchen. The report notes several local visits, moves, and incidents including a Mayo Clinic operation update, a March home visit, and a minor car accident east of town involving a New York cheese importer and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L O Kitchen
Lavengood
Sarah Flenter
Bertie Husted
Catlin
Ind
Ralph Garver
Waldo’ Fasig
Ethel Garver
East Lansing
Mich
Harry Downey
E. McNary
Watson and Effingham
Harry Conrad
Wabash
Byron
Dean McNary
Minnesota
Flowery Hill
Sam Sneed
Stewart McClellan
Sarah Downey
New York
Court actions in Martinsville and surrounding estates
Numerous probate filings bond approvals guardianship appointments and admin orders cap Martinsville court with estates of Blankenbeker Deem Downey Hetherington Moore and others. Criminal cases include driving without owner's consent plea guilty and parole. property sale orders and real estate inventories also noted with hearings set for August 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Blankenbeker
Martin W Deem
Sadie Downey
Dorothy A Hartzler
Minnie Hetherington
City of
Martinsville
Theodore Cleaver
Heath
Gertrude Moore
Ernest Rhoades
Leona Kimberlin
Edn. Taylor
Edna Taylor
Edward Taylor
Charles Connelly
Sylvan Morrill
Ella Kendell
Martin W. Deem
Barking Bird and Poison Spike Fish Found in Brazil
Captain S O Bullock reports discoveries from the Tocantins and Uraguaya rivers in 1922. The barking bird suma is large black with a six foot wingspan and doglike bark. The stabbing fish is flat with a six inch tail spike that poisons if stepped on, found in still waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
S. O. Bullock
MM. C
Tocantins
Uraguaya
Captain Bullock
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Albanian Americana School of Agriculture and Arts Plan
Dean Elmer E. Jones of Northwestern is named a trustee as Chicago reports a new Albanian Americana School of Agriculture and Arts. The project aims to attract Balkan students and teach Christian ideals with Telford Erickson of New York City as acting president. Funds will be raised in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Chicago
Elmer E. Jones
Northwestern University
Jones
Christian Adea
Repent Ons
Meechans
Telford Erickson
New York City
Dartmouth selects Edwin D Dooley 1925 football captain
Edwin D Mickey Dooley from Brooklyn New York long time quarterback on the Dartmouth football team has been chosen captain for 1925 He also plays baseball and basketball and writes poetry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D
Mickey” Dooley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dartmouth
Dooley
Oyster purity debate sparks reform calls in 1926
An editorial urges strict oyster sanitation after typhoid scares in New York and Chicago. It argues clean oysters depend on stopping water pollution, cites 100 million gallons of sewage daily into New York harbor, and notes the industry employs over 70,000 while producing 146 million pounds of food yearly. France is cited as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Ilnois State Director of
New York City
Illinois
New York Harbor
Atlantic
Fish and Oyster Reporter
France
Western Newspaper Union
Not for the Wicked Beams That Shine and Scorch
A reflective line notes that bright beams can enlighten yet scorch, and a man wickedly engaged cannot maintain a clear mind or steady peace.
Prodigious Lexicon of All Latin by Forcellini
The scholar spent 85 years compiling a monumental Latin Lexicon. He began in 1718 and finished in 1753, though the work was not published until 1771.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forcellini
Cancer and prosperity. a view from 1945
A 1945 Western Newspaper Union summary argues cancer is linked to wealth and modern living. It notes uncertainty about a single cause while contrasting savages, captivity, and urban elites. It cites Williams natural history and North Dakota data showing higher cancer in retirees who move to towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tring
Williams
Bodleg
North Daekota
Western Newspaper Union
Psychic Thought by Marie Coreill Analyzed
A meditation on the mind’s spirit within each person describing an ever living inner essence unbounded by limits or surroundings authored by Marie Coreill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Coreill
Rise to the 500 Occasion Mentioned by Speakers
Report notes more speakers rose to the occasion than could sit down to it. Fragmentary phrasing suggests a crowded event with emphasis on initiative and participation. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable in the text provided.
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Dolson
Elmer Mason
Linsey Mason
Be, Snyder
Wm. Hilbert
Adam Liffick
Faimlls
the Rocks
Herman Imle
Modest Bohn
Albert Prevo
Pikes Peak
Shelby Redmon
Will Redmon
Will
Theomine
Martha
Spreet
Abe
Clarkavid
Ray Buser
Felix Ferrel
Jack
Harry Ryan
Dale
Neoga
Harry Redman
Mayo Sofficarium
Gertrude Guess
Gerald
Lula Richart Cleone Markwell
Detroit
E. W. Child
Ruah Martin
Flenner
Jno. W
Carl Low
Blaoeha
Dered
Cabot Hill
State Farm
Vandalia
State
People
Cabot
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Hee -Delaney
Alles H
Hs Delaney
McKeen
sOy
Everett Shirting
Steven
Hope Maslin
Sbewesece
Ue Man
Dean Elmer E. Jones
True Blue
Coventry
England
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