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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

4

Local social notes from Auburn area residents and visitors

A flurry of visits and gatherings across Auburn area households. Names include Jerry Claypool Paula Tinie Glenn Nay and family Sperry Claypool Morgan Hutchings and many relatives. Trips touch Charleston Terre Haute Green ville and Chicago with outings and dinners noted.

Jerry Claypool Paula Tinie Crusher Glenn Nay Pete Lesnett Mear Kansas Fred Bueschmeyer Morgan Theron Murphy J. W. B. Hutchings Davia Montgomery and Sons Sperry Claypool Omer ‘Hendricks Charleston Teachers’ College Marlin Claypool George Nicholson Roe Davis J. H. Hutchins Auburn Cary Landis Sanford George. Swartz Dudley Sylvan Richey Coleman Richey Westfield Ray Brummer Chicago Ruth Patchett Martinsville Clarence Goekler Clarksville Wetzel Glen Morgan Rosa Clapp Elva Morgan Everett Statesman Leslie Clapp Henry Fox Harold Eugene Dont Thomas

Martinsville Macklins Spend Weekend with Troy Kin

Mr and Mrs D A Macklin and Mr and Mrs Faye Macklin of Troy visited relatives in Georgetown over the weekend.

D. A. Macklin Faye Macklin Troy Georgetown

Weekend visits fill West Union with relatives and friends

Miss Gladis Prust of Terre Haute stayed with her mother Mrs Hattie Prust. Mrs Willard Lake visited Mr and Mrs Otho Miller Sunday. Multiple guests from Marshall Terre Haute Robinson and Hutsonville attended family gatherings and Sunday outings with local residents.

G. W. Lindsey Ruth Perre Haute John Hanley Yallie Paris M. A. Tarble Ora Tyhurst Casey Robert Lindsey Fairy Fasig Effingham Elza Fasig R. T. Patterson Geraldine F. L. Shillings Tulsa Okla Bertie Husted Jamestown Ind Gladis Prust Terre Haute Hattie Prust Willard Lake Otho Miller Opal Elston Marshall Chauncey Crowe Forest McBride Fenton Helen Akers Amanda Manhart Tressa Jesse Tuttle Hutsonville Fred Wernz Alice Chambers Milo Prust Sam Whitaker Jack Frank Buckner Ben Crowe Jane McClure Arthur Cork Ed Prevo Leona Crumlin Horace Emery Kearns Chrisman Arden Coryell Marshall Spent Merle Klinefelter Dynesters Ed Clatfelter Emma Harvey Mary Wiley Elliott Albert Cline

Local residents visit relatives across Indiana and Illinois

A parade of visitors returns from trips and short stays in towns from Indianapolis to Chicago. Many families, such as Williams, Goldsmith, McMillan, Emrich, and Lee, are noted visiting relatives in cities like Bridgeport, Flora, Rome City, Charleston, Muncie, Greenup, Vandalia, and Mayfield, with multiple health and social stops among friends and churches.

Orlando B. Williams Richard Brooks Indianapolis Harvey Goldsmith Bridgeport Ernest Welsh Link Woodburn Flora Harry L. Fogler Horace Nash Rome City Ind Eleanor McMillan Salisbury Andrew H. Lee Bruno S. Ruedy Denver Colo B.A. Ruedy D. S. Lee Cuma Charleston B. L. Adams Margaret Lucas Hutsonville Robinson A. C. Adams Battle Ground Clyde Goodwin Anderson James Goodwin Ophir L. Lang Marylee Sam Smith New Ross Clarence A. Kennedy John Q. Clark Effingham James J. Dunn H. C. Reinoehl Lawrenceville Fred Dukes Dugger J. W. Cones Harold Hetherington Kankakee C. C. Rooks Cecil Allenthorp Teachers’ College Doit Conel June Bowling Green Conel J. W. Conel Charles Freeland and Gon Columbus Ohio William Freeland Beulah Bidwell Elizabeth Ameter Chicago Sbalasti George M.myers Muncie Niagara’ Falls N. Y Hugh Bragg Greenup Sophia Underwood Vance V. Elliott Térré Haute W. S. Emrich Lola Young H- Es Lee Emrich Harry Redman Andrew Lee James S. McMillan Mary Emrich Roy Lee Alice Johnson Lake Chautauqua Akron Springfield 4. J. Bastain M. Buckley Glen Payne Ll. P. Emrich Helen Grant O.L. Mason Mayfield The Narrows Ople Gossett Belleville O. L. Mason Mesdames H.¢M. Grant Lucian P. Emrich E. G. Payne Martinsville Casey Radiators Casey Judson Cozart al McMillan Vandalia Cowden Women’ S Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Maximie Sturdevant Merle Burdette Frieda Dyer Kathryn Ww. C. Slusser Flossie B James J Dunn West Main Street J. I. “Dunn Ben’ C. Waterman Ruth, Young Leona Clem Mary’ Emrich Elizabeth Held Los Angeles Calif Ruah Conel Mildred Price Flossie Lee Nelle Price Rosalia McCambridge Ruth Young Elizabeth Heid Mesdames Beulah Bidwell Howard Holmes P. R. Smith Herbert Goble Vance Elliott Terre ‘Haute

Electrification of Railroads Proposed by Farm Bureau Leader

Howard president of the American Farm Bureau federation urges electrifying U S railroads as vital to linking fertility soils busy workshops and efficient transport. He says railroad limits and higher rates hurt farmers, and electrification could start a national infrastructure upgrade with Chicago leading initial steps.

Howard American Farm.Bureau Federation United States Lora’ Bacon United Chicago

Farm Bureau benefits noted by Oregon author

George A Mansfield outlines how Oregon State Farm Bureau Federation has educated farmers and improved handling and marketing of crops. He cites wool and wheat pools, cooperative shipping, and price insights as key gains, while highlighting freight losses from rail routes and missed water transport connections.

George’a. Mansfield Bureau Oregon National Farm Bureau Movement State Farm Bureau Federation Co-Operative New York Portland London Medford Orégon Tidewater

Colorado Boys and Girls Get Start in Farm Club Work

Miss Maud Sheridan leads Colorado farm youth clubs to give boys and girls a chance to emulate their fathers’ farm successes. Bank lending to club members supports livestock ventures, with 12,886 youths enrolled in 81 counties in 1921 and state club value estimated at 75,501.62 dollars.

Maud Sheridan Colorado Sheridan West Miss _Sheridan Sherman

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Dolson James J. Rosh, M. D West Union Edward Shuey Decatur G. M. Myers U. B Robert Norris Albert Stohr W. A. Woodward W. C. Chenoweth Mary Abraham Mrs Ed McBride Charles Henn and Sons of Rosy Lee Europe Pacific Uy Northwest Jfentland Tayit Murainer Agriculltural Perfor Commierce B. Fayllle Europé South America Oriental Commission Co-Operative ‘Organization J. R. Howard Clark County Fair Martinsville, Illinois Clark County Illinois Country Gentleman Marshall Battery Gescc BIG Farm Bureau Mies Club Beader
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