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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1922

Page

4

Revival Meeting At This Place And Local Visit Notes

A revival meeting is in progress at this place. Leroy Sears and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert English at Stringtown. Mrs. Minnie Taggart of Terre Haute spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geisert spent Sunday with Mrs. Emily Geisert and daughter Minnie. Mrs. Katie Rifey of Marshall is visiting her daughter Mrs. Paul Travioli.

Leroy Sears Robert English Stringtown Minnie Taggart Terre Haute Frank Geisert Emily Geisert Minnie Katie Rifey Marshall Paul Travioli

Local Social Notes From Sunday Visits

J. W. Hutchings and Férn Meloy rode to Indianapolis Sunday. John Fitzgerald and wife from Terre Haute spent Sunday with Ray. Elmer Goekler and Charles Véach helped run Bert King’s threshing machine near Dudley. Mrs. A. P. Clapp hosted Terre Haute relatives. Will Combs and family visited Sperry Claypool. Allie Leedham of Terre Haute stayed with Mrs. Tate’s family last week. Robert Findley and Enos Perisho with spouses visited Elijah Claypool. Mrs. Burl Maggart celebrated a birthday with relatives. Charles Burkett and family near Oakland joined Garrett Burkett of Martinsville and Raymond Claypool near Tudley at Marlin Claypool’s home.

J. W. Hutchings Férn Meloy Indianapolis John Fitzgerald Terre Haute Ray Newman Charles ‘Véach Elmer Goekler Bert King Dudley A. P. Clapp Will Combs Sperry Claypool Allie Leedham Tate Robert Findley Marshall Enos Perisho Near Grandview Elijah Claypool Burl Maggart Charles Burkett Near Oakland Garrett Burkett Martinsville Raymond Claypool Near Tudley Marlin Claypool

Casey Local Notes Include Births Travels and Death

Casey residents share family visits trips and gatherings as numerous aunts uncles and cousins visit Casey during a busy period. Leo Dill welcomes a newborn son born Tuesday weighing eight and a half pounds while Joe Ingle dies at 81 with funeral in United Brethren church.

C. E. Spencer Indianapolis Wilmington Ohio Claude Sutherland Thelma Sutherland Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church A. S. Whitney Casey H. E. Johnson Mary Katherine W. G. Buckler Champaign Helen Grant Mulberry Grove Grace Evans Thomas New Ross Ind Ophir. Lang Sherman Montgomery Montgomery

Westfield Persons Plan Oil Leases Trip and Local Notices

Westfield residents report J H Parker and companions leaving Tuesday for Wyoming to develop a block of oil leases by auto. A 75th birthday dinner for Mr Parker was held at J W Cox's home. Local items note a band concert, a free show, several Charleston visits, a stock car shipment, and a baseball result 4 to 1 over Hindsboro and 1 to 15 loss to Oakland. Pauline Mills, daughter of Harry Mills, died here, with Dorcas class gathering and refreshments.

J. H. Parker Bert Parker 1S Nichols C. F. Mullins C. L. Qwen Wyoming H. C. Houser Charleston S. Anderson Farmers’ Shipping Association J. J. Hinkley C. A. Shuey Pauline Mills Harry Mills Phoenix Arizona Sam Spellering Westfield Hindsboro Oakland Dorcas Fred E. Weber

West York social notes record many local visits

Mrs. Frank Harvey and a Newport Indiana daughter visited her ant Priscilla Mount. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cochran of Flat Rock spent Sunday with C. C. Lewis. Cecil Bell and Barbara Bell of Paris visited Mrs. Ike Seymour. Aurora Bradbury and Willie Bradbury family traveled to Fairbanks to see a ill relative. Alice Bradbury from Oklahoma City nurses here. Ed Boyd family of Hutsonville visited with C. D. Ryersons. Robert Bennett visiting Indianapolis relatives. Numerous Terre Haute visitors to Newlin Mt. Mounts and Robison relatives also mentioned.

Martha Gard Retta Cochonour Rock Island Rose Johnson Kate Heywood Dell Lang Sarah. A. Brown Tuscola Elma Jacobs Terre Haute Lattie Jacobs Methodist Memorial Hospital Chicago Martie Flenner Lester Gardner Sarah A. Brown Ross Lee Dave Nash Rome City Ind Chester LeMay Elizabeth Rose Columbus Fostoria Ohio B. Phillips Leona Clem North Third Street Edna Cormican Detroit Mich Mesdames J. W. Brewer Wade Arney H. L. Lee W. D. Scudamore Coffeyville Kansas William H. Workheiser C. A. West Orla Fancher al McMillan Charles Phipps Mary Emrich Lake Bluff Albert Stohr Wm. Richardson Frank Harvey Newport Clayton Mount Priscilla Mount T. C. Cochran Flat Rock C. C. Lewis Cecil Bell Barbara Bell Paris Ike Seymour Aurora Bradbury Fairbanks Willie Bradbury Alice Bradbury Oklahoma City Okla Ed Boyd Jean Helen Hutsonville Boyd C. D. Ryerson Carl Ryerson Toledo Robert Bennett Indianapolis W.H. Plety W. Chadwick Martin Newlin T. C. Bailiff Joe Sims Selah Evans Roscoe Mason James Mason Clara Mount George Palestine Amanda Lindley Clara Emma Moore Robinson Clarence Mount Terre‘ Haute Willie Mount Miss Luna Morton Lelah’ Evans

Sunday Dinner at Meloy's Home

A gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Emily Meloy of Dolgon township. Many relatives and neighbors from Terre Haute Auburn and nearby towns attended with well filled baskets for a sumptuous noon dinner.

Emily Meloy Dolgon Township James Hurst Nellie H. M.hurst Edith Gertrude Terre Haute Ellen Bennett Auburn Wellington Hurst Claude Elza Stone Burner Vincent Vincent, ‘Morris -Bean and Daughter, Fatty, Mr. and Mrs. John Hazen Virgil

Northwest coal and rail strikes shape winter outlook

The Northwestern National Bank reviews coal and railroad conditions for the Northwest. Coal stocks at Duluth Superior docks are improving but a strike settlement is needed to avoid shortages. Shipping from lakes to Lake Michigan ports rises concerns about car supply and government backing to ensure adequate Northwest coal movement. Agricultural outlook remains favorable despite rust, pests, and drought risks. An officer from southeastern South Dakota reports strong cattle and hog feeding profits as hogs fetch high prices. hog cholera appears limited and spring pig crops are large.

The Herald Northwestern ‘National Bank Northwest Duluth-Superior Minneapolis Lake Michigan Lake Erie Illinois Lake Navigation Alfuattort Dakota Sioux Falls

Imle Brothers Norton Visit Avon Area Friends

The Imle brothers and Carl Norton of Ernst spent Sunday with William and John Norton. John Blizzard visited Bennie Strohm at Avon. Ledermann and wife hosted John Ledermann and wife Sunday. Kittie Strohm and her daughters joined Hattie Blizzard and her daughter Thursday afternoon in Avon.

Tho Imle Brothers Carl Norton Ernst William and John Norton John Blizzard Bennie, Strohm Avon John Ledermann Fred ‘Ledermann Allright Kittie Strohm Hattie Blizzard

County School Work Examinations and Unfilled Posts

County schools announce teachers will take examinations on July 20 and 21 in Marshall township high school. A long list of unfilled teaching positions follows for many districts and schools. The article requests numbers of interested applicants to contact via phone or postal card, noting most schools still need teachers for the coming year and outlining the extensive roster of postings. It also mentions Clarke County Illinois picnic in Indianapolis with attendees urged to inform former residents.

Marshall Marshall Township Pleasant Grove Bertha Beltz Madilan Liberty Square Ethel Hutson Lowe Anna Saiter

Shriner Picnic Draws Families From Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Walter Cork and family join Mr and Mrs Harold Bright and son John Dr and Mrs Co d Mitchell Mr and Mrs Arthur Boorman Mr Dewey Dr Rose Mr and Mrs BenD Morton and daughter Bula Miss Rosa Batson and Burns Smith of Marshall and Charles Strohm and family with Dr and Mrs Charles Highsmith of West Union attend the Shriner Club picnic at the Narrows. Marshall and neighboring cities sent guests. Music filled the day as Casey Robinson ball game occurred and a noon basket dinner was shared.

Walter Marshall Charles Strohm Charles Highsmith West Union Shriner Robinson Casey Narrows Ato Shriners

New Sewers Ordinance Reminder for Marshall Property Owners

Marshall Board of Health warns owners and renters on sewer lines to connect properties to the sewer and replace privies. State and local officials urge sanitary discharges screened to prevent contamination, Typhoid, and other infections under city ordinances with possible prosecution.

City of Marshall Board, of Health State ‘Department Public Health

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