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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1920

Page

5

Local families spend Sundays with kin across town

Choctaw Joseph Liffick and wife visited Frank Miller and family while John Garner and family hosted. Jesse Walker and family joined Perry Jackson's. Miller sisters visited Lory Norton and Thomas Walker, son of George, spent time with Ruth Walker. Volley Williams and family visited Wayne Cine and wife, Mildred Whitaker saw Wilma Cline. William Norton and wife visited T Hngzard's. Edward Burger and family visited David Shotts of Freedom.

John Garner Jesse Walker Perry Jackson Miller Sisters Lory Norton George Walker Thomas Clarksville Ruth Walker Wiliams Wayne Cine Darwin Mildred Whitaker Wilma Cline William Norton T Hngzard Edward Burger David Shotts

Spiketown Residents Share Weekend Visits

Mr o and Mrs Wey Pareral and children spent Surfs wath with Vache Lovell and Mer BPrata. Everett Norton has been visiting Pretrot Michigan for a few days. Mr and Mrs Howard Harper and Vera spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Bechle. Elizabeth Clarence Helen and Ethel McKenzie spent Wednesday evening with Sarah and Mary Nortor. Jane Cox visited last week with Mildred Haenig.

Vera Dan Bechle Elizabeth Clarence Helen Ethel McKenzie Sarah Mary Nortor Jane Cox Mildred Haenig

Ohio Chapel Social Notes From Lyons and Surrounding Areas

Tom Garland and daughter Helen of Lyons spent a week with Telatves ere Bovee Hoss of Pareure. They denues Varit came Friday for a visit ward rehittyce trere Marte Tyassy Saturday Night. Oscar Ogle Mroan Sore Tey Sear and sons of [hoe on ey oe spent Tuesday evening with Spangler and family. John det. So has been work nw or toe er yt tore', of Marshall. Arthur ta a4 ta uty spent Sunday with tr oorhes at West Union. Thomas Wer of Dolson Prairie has teen working. Oscar Sparel 1 f Mothas for Akron Olio ow ere. Frann Teo on ts ven Sunday with home foast or Weatte de Matte. Grace White Mable Qytle and Horma Capote took supper Sunday evening with Spaneler'. JOA Cra ef Aver ster ey ny With Sau ob. Maths and ora Al Fix 6 West San Sp t Pust Werh wath Gbevpee Moe. John Varneer and ages Is sie of Mars as spent sonidos. Every Vanfleet Beeb White has a new buges Elijah Sims and fatty spent oun day with Theodore Sims and daughter Nina.

Tom Garland Helen of Lyons Telatves Denues Vasit Oscar Ogle Sore Sear John Tore Marshall Basceune Arthur West Union Thomas Dolson Prairie Oscar Sparel Akron Grace White Qytle Horma Capote Sundal Sau Ob San John Varneer Issie Sonidos Vanfleet

Marshall residents join motor truck demonstration and visits

The text lists Marshall residents and relatives visiting relatives in nearby towns. Names include Anna Wright Phoebe Arthur Wright Ola Siserly Lucinda McKenzie Albert Kile and many others, with several Sunday visits noted among families and friends in Hutsonville Paris Hume and Terre Haute.

Terre Haute Perry Wiliams Sarah Nicol Fred Hurley George Splittler Philip Spittler Wm. Forbeck Leander Wright Reno 2Fauret Flossie Huffington Godfrey Spittler Hutsonville Isa Norman Henderson Hume Allen Kile Paris Albert Kile Henry Olvin Leonard Fie

Local notices from Marshall area weekend activity

DOLSON ere 3 Wm Leach and John Wood trading in Marshall Saturday. Sperry Claypool bought a new automobile. Vern Church and wife of near Five Points spent Sunday with Elijah Claypool. Jess Meloy and family visited his mother Mrs E Meloy. Sperry and Alph Claypool sold hogs at Kansas Station Monday. Harry Tingley and family visited Mr Chapman. Mrs Zenas Murphy went to Paris for tonsil removal and is recovering. Farmers sold sheep and lambs to Mr Dill at Casey. Kenneth Claypool and sister Audrey and Alma Tate attended a band concert in Marshall Thursday. Leola Kuhn to teach winter term at Brossman.

Wm. Leach John Wood Marshall Sperry Claypool Vern Church Elijah Claypool Jess Meloy E. Meloy Sperry Alph Claypool Kansas Station Harry Tingley Mr Chapman Zenas Murphy Paris

Community Notes From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas

Activities include Rev Jos Arwin's sermon at Clarksville and ice cream social with locals present. Visitors and residents like Silas Murphy in Paris for treatment, Lucy Johnson staying with Mrs Pearl Ramsey in Casey, and July 2 heat reported with a 62 degree shade reading.

Thomas €. Graham Martinsville Perest Henrys Hormbrook Licen Pinson Meron Jos Arwin Erpron Clarksville Silas Murphy Paris Lucy Johnson Pearl Ramsey Casey J Os Arwin Buckner David Hughes Marshall Myrtle Stevens Danville Roy Fox Near Pleasant Hill George Hess Indianapolis

Martinsville News: Local Deaths Visitors and Arrivals

Edward Booth of Southern California returns after 21 years. Waterford, 80, died by suicide. services held, burial in Casey. Bereaved: widow, son Hunter, daughters Mrs Fessenbeck and Mrs Dad Stanfield, several grandchildren. O E Fasig family to visit Yellow Stone Park. Old mill site bought by George Gallahan and Oscar Shawver. Martinsville band performed. Newt Richart of Allright visited. Numerous locals visiting relatives and traveling to western states.

Edward Booth California Our City Farris Frank Booth Waterford South Billair Street Ron Casey Hunter John Fessenbeck City Dad Stanfield Melrose O E. Fasig Mable Chas. Cooper West North West Yellow Stone Park Oregon Washington Idaho Montana South North Dakota George (Allahan Oscar Shawver Martinsville Newt Richart Allright Mandy Lennington Ryan Vernon Darinda Ryan Dudley E. W. Walworth Minnie Horrall Indianapolis Edgar Snavely Cincinnati Ohio L. C. Snavely John Bair Vincennes

Garners Attend Visits and Local Events in Town

Mildred Garners progress noted as Delpha Hewitt returns from Terre Haute. Pearl Broadhurst with sons Clarence and Paul visits Walnut Prairie. Grace Bedore returns home from Terre Haute after visiting her mother Mrs. Garner. Zern Stockwell and wife visit Paris to see Gladys recovering from surgery. Cooper Chapel supper draws a large crowd. Ben Stockwell and others ride to Melrose. Ruby May visits Mildred Garner. Bertha Cara's children visit grandparents JD Wirick and Mrs. Lyman Kuykendall. Kuykendall improves slowly. John Elliott visits his sister Wille Kuykendall. Ladies Helping Hand Society No. 2 to meet next Tuesday at 2 PM.

Mildred Ben Stockwell Rey Hicks Melrose Ruby May Mildred Garner Bertha Cara Colfax JD Wirick Lyman Kuykendall John Elliott Wille Kuykendall Ladies Helping Hand Society of No. 2

Melrose Community News and Local Visits

Melrose residents welcome Thompson and wife with surprise crowd on a Wednesday night. Improvements planned for the Melrose schoolhouse before Lillian Kelly starts the fall and winter term. Blanche and Myrtle Hedges of Indianapolis visit their parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Hedges Sr. Mrs Druzzia McDonald of Auburn visits her daughter, Mrs Otto Cornwell, who suffers a broken toe. Mr and Mrs Sage Kennerdine travel to Marshall to see sister Mrs Camo Murphy, gravely ill. J R Trump is knocked to ground by a turning cow. he cannot walk without two canes. Percy Hasten and family visit Mr and Mrs J R Trump. Chas Stanfield and Frank Stanfield spend Sunday with family. Mrs Sarah Newlin and daughter Mayme visit. Gladys Newlin returns from extended visit to cousin Lena Thompson of Moonshine. Mrs J B Pendleton visits her son Herman Saturday.

Fom Thompson Melrose Lillian Kelly Blanche Myrtle Hedges Indianapolis Frank Hedges Druzzia McDonald Auburn Otto Cornwell Sage Kennerdine Marshall Camo Murphy J. R. Trump Lena Thompson J B Pendleton Herman

Social Roundup of Terre Haute Visitors and Guests

Local notes list Tom Scott from Terre Haute visiting town while Charley Downey from Memphis spends time with nephew Chas E. Roberts. Various Terre Haute residents Irene Murphy A J Maring J E Barker and Mrs Wi Berger visit relatives. Nancy Haines of Houston joins family visits. Numerous pairs and families from Terre Haute and nearby towns spend weekends with friends and hosts including Norman Roberts Matteson Bonesteel and Kurtz households.

Tom Scott Terre Haute Charley Downey Memphis Tenn Chas E. Roberts Irene Murphy A. J. Maring J E. Barker Wi ~ Berger Nancy Haines Houston Texas Charles Murphy Richard Jack Hanson Mt. Carmel Howard Jackson Nina Whitman Leslie Magill Flat Rock Albert Matteson Willis Donovan Kankakee Alva Orcutt West York Levi Bonesteel Albert Bonesteel M Barker Jr Annapolis Orange Jay. Staley Gay Fred Downey Clif Whitman Hobart Jackson Miles Murphy Perry

Local residents make weekend visits across states

Mr and Mrs B L Adams returned from a two week visit in Bridgepont and Lawrenceville Mrs Kent H Morgan returned to Indianapolis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J B Moore Raymond Buckle of Wynne Ark visited his parents Mr and Mrs Mathew W Buckle Roy Fancher and family returned from Urbana where their daughter Mrs Victor Elliott resides Ralph M Brooks editor of the Casey Banner Times attended an editors outing at Lee's Shack on the Embarrass River hosted by Charles C Lee Several others visited relatives in Greenup Davenport Martinsville and Indianapolis including Mrs Mabel Brisco Mrs Z Florence Foreman Miss Dorothy Rowley Mrs Lada May Lee and Miss Helen Grant Extended trips included Rev Wm Coburn and wife moving to Quincy Michigan and a group planning future travels through Ohio Detroit Grand Rapids and Rome City.

B. L. Adams Bridgepont Casey Banner Times Lee Embarrass River Charles C. Lee Charleston Courier Mabel Brisco Greenup Dorothy Rowley Davenport Iowa M OQ. Carroll Z. Florence Foreman Indianapolis John Foreman B. Williams Nord Longabaugh Richard Brooks Charles Funk Jennings Okla R. A. Mills Lada May Lee W. T. Lamb Helen Grant John Allen Turner Martinsville F L. Slass A C Silass Tuscola Wirth Lee Fort Worth Texas Joe Lee Ruah Conel Urbana J . Conel Frank Mitchell Wm. Coburn Quincy Michigan Harry C. Sturdevant R. B. Boyd Toledo Ohio Grand Rapids Mich Rome City Ind Laura Fae Wood C. J.hancock Herbert Goble Merrill Petty Terre Haute John Heath W. C. Slusser

Buckner Family Birthday Dinner Held in West York

Mrs Harriett Buckner entertained at a Sunday family dinner for her son Charles birthday anniversary. Attendees included Andrew Guyer and family Guy Ha gar and family Edna Bagshaw and son Billy of Mena Arkansas and Mr and Mrs Chas Buckner of Indianapolis.

Harriett Buckner Charles Buckner Andrew Guyer Guy Hagar Edna Bagshaw Billy Mena Arkansas Chas. Buckner Indianapolis

Baby born to Mr and Mrs Henry Cullison in town

The article notes a fine baby boy born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cullison. It lists multiple local visits and events including Thomas Anthony visiting his brother Carl from Terre Haute and funeral services for Thomas Willard of Effingham at the Baptist church. Local residents receive well wishes and describe other visits and birthdays.

Henry Cullison Thomas Anthony Carl Terre Haute

Community Gossip and Weekend Events Cook Up Local Fun

Tuepenay ins Lawrenceville hosts guests of Mr and Mrs James J Dunn while Pat Togoveare tours with Mack Stock company. Mrs Harvey Houser entertains guests including Gail Moore of Waynesburg. Casey crowd attends ball game as Casey Band leads to park. Home team beats Terre Haute Malleables five to one. Eleanor Parcel hosts birthday party for George Waterman with many young guests. Picnic crowd gathers at the Rocks near Charleston.

Casey Terre Haute Marguerite Myers Maragret Turner Margaret Clark Edwin Giffel George Waterman Bert Brewer Russell Flenner Logan Kite Montie Flenner Tom Wright Grace Davis Etta Keller Florence Helen Alexander Fern Willis Roy Hutton Ralph Swearingen Calvin Lashbrook Carl Smith Rocks Charleston

Profiteering on rents teased by Albany lawmaker

In Albany House Famine Morris Tfilquit denounces rent profiteering by New York landlords while noting strong demand for housing. He cites local tenants receiving frequent bell ring calls from strangers and a newspaper office anecdote about advertising for a house with space reductions and long term contracts offered.

Morris Tfilquit Albany New York

Swedish Inventor Turns Windmill Into Electricity Generator

A Swedish inventor attaches a windmill to a hoisting device to lift a two ton weight up a 253 foot tower. When released the weight drives a dynamo at the tower apex, powering a storage battery and switchboard housed in the tower base.

Little Marjorie Confuses Core of Afternoon

Three year old Marjorie told her mother that a servant took her to call on her father in the office in the core of the afternoon. The mother asked for clarification and Marjorie explained she meant the middle, remarking that grown folks misunderstand.

Marjorie Muncie Indianapolis News

Demolition of Eastern Hotel Clears Way for Office Tower

The Eastern hotel, a nearly century old hostelry favored by American seafarers, is being demolished to make room for a new office building. It once housed arms shippers and featured solid mahogany beams. In 1822 cargo ships carried mahogany as both ballast and building material for New York structures.

New York Johnny” O’brien

Misunderstanding Leads to Unwanted Reunion at Elevator

A worker quits in plain terms angering the boss. Months later a job inquiry brings a blind ad reply. The two meet in an unfamiliar office and, speechless, part in an elevator after recognizing each other in Chicago.

Chicagon Tribune

Buenos Aires Plans First Girl Cafeteria by YWCA

City lacks cafeterias for women and has one modified facility for men. The YWCA will open the first girls cafeteria soon. A single steam table found in a storeroom, sent from England for an exposition, will be installed there.

Buenos Aires England

Iron suit proves durable yet wears quickly in tale

A salesman praises a suit as wearing like iron and the buyer finds it durable at first. Yet within two months the fabric appears rusty, illustrating a sharp decline from promised strength. The anecdote reflects ironic misrepresentation in a New York Central Magazine piece.

New York Central Magazine

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