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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
5
The Pythian Theatre screens Marion Davies in The Brides of a special program. Showtimes include Wednesday and Thursday with 107 and 20 cent admission options.
A long list of residents and relatives travel and visit across Indiana towns. Martinsville hosts relatives from Charleston and Terre Haute, plus local residents visit family in Paris Clinton and Wabash County. Many keep to weekend trips and summer visits with friends.
Mrs Cline of West Union visited Marshall. Sammuél Scholfield toured Findlay to see daughter Mrs Fawley. Glick Behner relatives visited Ft Scott Kansas. Prevo family hosted Darwin and Sylvia Short. Bulger relatives guests of Louis Bulger. James of Terre Haute spent weekend with Beadle and Guinnip families. Davison guests of Corks east of town. Bulger drive to Danville for MasonsMason visit. Day Rayhel Madden Serwise head to Iowa for wheat harvest. Madhlan and Prevo group spent Sunday at Robinsons grove with Stephenson Pulver Rademaker.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Connelly of Broken Arrow Oklahoma announce the birth of an eight pound son Paul Wilbur born July 8 States Attorney Connelly expresses joy at gaining a real uncle status for the boy.
Mrs D D Doll and Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith with daughter Bernice have spent several days in Colorado and returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs Smith left Sunday for Findlay Ohio. Misses Vaughn O Neal Helen Baird Louise Stout Irene Stewart Louise Lickert Mary Cole Mary Alice Chancellor of Martinsville and Sarah King of Atlanta accompanied by Mrs Mark Stewart went to Paris for a camping trip near Twin Lakes Park and expect to return to Marshall Saturday.
The notice thanks the ladies of the Social Union for their excellent service and courtesy during the Marshall and Paris banquet, honoring Marshall Chamber of Commerce area.
Local listings include an ice cream social at Big Creek church on Wednesday July 26, an array of sale advertisements for residence, piano, goats, and livestock, a street dance by Marshall Base Ball team after a band concert, and loan offers from local firms. Include contact details and addresses in Marshall and Terre Haute.
Orville Honderich and Alma Padgett traveled from Urbana to visit relatives Sunday. Wilber Moore and George Somerville of Paris were in Robinson on road business. Dorothy Davidson left for Lena Forsythe of Oliver temporarily employed at Whitlock Variety Store. Mrs. Bert Rogers of St. Charles visits Mundy family and friends. James Brady, Edith Madden and Jessie LeSeure attended a show in Terre Haute Saturday. Edith Madden, Mary Reynolds, Frances Coffey and John Snyder from Champaign attended a dance there Tuesday. Tinnie Lotzen returned to Olney Thursday after visiting Jay Swern. Mrs. Robert Davidson and son Robert visited Charles and family at West Union. Jennie Chaffee of Chicago and Mrs. Will Shirley of Wabash Township stayed with the Swerns yesterday. Ransom Ferris returned to Terre Haute after a visit with his sister. Adah Godden of Terre Haute comes to spend the week with grandparents C. F. Bussard.
C A Dixon notes A G Booth purchases a fine new car while reporting the dog accompanied the old one. The piece also lists social visits in Spiketown with Mr and Mrs Howard Harper hosting Dan Eckel and Orville Henderich and Jessie Jackson. Further guests arrive in Marshall and include the Russell, Banta, Whitlock, and Edith Banta households.
A letter from H. C. Bell of Washington announces retirement from government service and plans to be in Marshall for the York reunion on August 5. He is visiting his daughter Mrs. Edna Brooks in Atlanta.
Attorney Olen Clements recovering at home from a typhoid fever attack. Springfield health chief Dr. Frank Auld checked city compliance with ordinances, promising strict enforcement. William R. McCauley of Olney, commander of the Illinois American Legion, will address county posts and the public in Marshall on Monday night July 31.
The Ladies Aid of the Grand Turn church gathered Thursday afternoon at Rev. J. E. McCoy and Mrs. McCoy's home for their monthly devotional and social meeting. About 20 members attended the services and shared refreshments at the close.
Hon. H R Snavely returned Thursday from Bloomington where he attended a meeting of the trustees of the Illinois Wesleyan University.
Miss Elsie Beadle of N street spends vacation at home and hosts a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening for Louise Kurtz Anna Jane Carlisle Helena Barnes Margaret Elbrecht and Aurelia Bosch, all of Terre Haute.
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