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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1927

Page

3

Carpenter Family Reunion and Local Visits Noted

A series of social calls and a large funeral attendance mark midweek activities in Allright. The Carpenter family gatherings include a reunion at H. G. Carpenter’s Marshall home and various visits by John, Tom, Mrs. Lucy Chambers, Dorothy Shaffner, and others to relatives around Allright and nearby towns.

A. Carpenter John Marion Bartlow Mat Mary van Fleet L. D. Coombes Marshall Allright Nellie Wright Ferry Kannamacher Minnesota Clacy Shaffner Dorothy John Carpenter Thos. Carpenter Lucy Chambers H. G. Carpenter Johnny Carpenter Lucy ‘Chambers Martinsville

Western visitors and guests noted in social column

Westfield social area reports numerous guests and travelers visiting local residents. Mr and Mrs Charles Markley and group from Munice and others from Garber Oklahoma, Norfolk Virginia, DuQuoin and Huntingtonburg Indiana are listed as visitors or travelers. Local families hosted relatives including Mrs W Best and James, Mr and Mrs A Kosht, Mrs J Laws, and others during the week.

Local Social Roundup in Martinsville Area

Mr and Mrs Roy Cook hosted six o clock dinner with guests from Casey and the Carpers. The Rhodes and Hutchinson families hosted gatherings at homes and at Robinson, with plans to visit Santa Fe NM and Hudson IA. Embroidery Club met with guests from Tulsa and Marietta, and Fasig relatives visited Indianapolis. Floyd and Leroy Bullard moved from Piper to Champaign for work, while Ballard family hosted visitors from Robinson.

Roy Cook William Carper Casey Geo. Carper Helen Charles Rhodes Homer Johnson Robert Patterson Ira Bros Louden Ricker Terre Haute J. W. Hutchinson Santa Fe New Mexico Ricker A. H. Barber Embroidery Club George Pulver Tulsa Oklahoma Raymond Turner Marietta Ohio Wes Ballard Ike Winters Harry Griffin Arthur Sinclair J. W. Tishler Daisy Sinclair Alma Fasig Agnes Anna Cunningham Hudson Iowa Waldo, Fasig Indianapolis Orion Fasig Burl Hart Charles Hart Leslie Fortney Robinson Floyd Leroy Bullard Piper H. D. Ballard Champaign

Local notes from Hoguetown and Casey events

John Noblet returned home from Olney after an operation at the hospital. Mrs Chapman and Mrs Groves were in Annapolis Monday afternoon. Mrs Netbarger, working at Hazel Dell, visited home folks Sunday. Royal Williams and wife attended a picnic at Casey Park for Pure Oil Co. employees. Miss Irene Johnson of Casey visited with her sister Mrs Chapman. RO Craterfeld received a telegram from Arkansas Thursday.

John Noblet Olney Mrl Chapman Arthur Groves Annapolis Bell Netbarger Hazel Dell Royal Williams Casey Pure Oil Co Irene Johnson Mort Chapman Craterfeld Arkhasas

Death notices and family updates from local paper

The report notes the death of a father on the 20th and mentions Mrs. Hilton Staley recovering from an appendectomy in Olney. Elva Chapman and wife attended the funeral of her grandfather John Yelton at Hazel Dell on Sunday.

Hilton Staley Olney Elva Chapman John Yelton Hazel Dell

Homecoming Notes and Local Moves Across Towns

Mrs Sophia Scott and Mrs Mae Buckley attend the Ohio homecoming. Mrs Kate Williamson in poor health. Hutchinson girls and Mrs Mae Coombes shopped in Marshall. Ira Monk family Lizzie Medsker and Mabel Medsker visited Olney. Chas Prevo visited his nice Lucille at Paris hospital. Newton Cork family moved to Nora Nichols property. Newt takes Russell Clatfelter's road job. Russell joins Simpson Chevrolet in Marshall. H L Matteson family visited Sam Nichols. Glen's sudden illness alters plans to stay in Walnut Prairie and travel to Fairfield.

Sophia Scott Mae Buckley Ohio Kate Williamson Hutchinson Mae Coombes Marshall Ira Monk Lizzie Medsker Mabel Medsker Olney Chas. Prevo Nice Lucille Paris Hospital Newton Cork Nora Nichols Newt Russell Clatfelter Russell Simpson Chevrolet Co H. L. Matteson Glenn Sam Nichols

Poorman Family Readies Return After Summer Visit

Marion Poorman and his son Albert have spent the summer with relatives and plan to return to their home within a few days, ending their extended stay.

Marion Poorman Albert

Sunday Guests Fill Local Homes Across Snyder

Snyder area residents Sundays hosted guests from Indianapolis Prairieton and Marshall including Doit Lichtenberger N R Myles Zelpha Bohn and Jacob Fawyer with the Collier and Liffick families. Town plans electric lighting and schoolwork upgrades as repairs continue.

Doit Lichtenberger Oliver True Robert Hargrave Indianapolis Adam Lichtenberger Zelpha Bohn Modest Bohn N. R. Myles Louis Prairieton Palmer Cornwell Mary Hutchinson Hattie Collier C. C. Collier Aud Horner Will Hilbert Adam Liffick Jake Fawyer Kenneth Woodrow Carpenter Carpenter Henry Carpenter Marshall Otto Nichols Robert

Sunday Guests and Family Visits in Local News

Mrs. Isabell Wallace spent Sunday with Miss Mary Henderson. Mrs. Otto Alabaugh with daughters Mildred and Katherine visit her mother Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burkybile and family of Auburn and the Serwise family of Champaign visit relatives. Miss Janet Hollenbeck visited Miss Clara Walls.

Buckle Ware R. M. Clemen Isabell Wallace Mary Henderson Otto Alabaugh Mildred Katherine Sarah Hollenbeck Ray Burkybile Auburn Susan Walls Lyman Serwise Champaign Janet Hollenbeck Clara Walls

Bathtub Invention Prompted By Necessity Say Thrift V Magazine

Cash Miller, famed cigar store philosopher, muses that the phrase necessity is the mother of invention may have been a sly jab at the inventor of the bathtub. The remark appears in Thrift V Magazine highlighting wit on everyday objects.

Cash Miller Thrift V Magazine Aly

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Westfield Alice Buckler Hamilton A. E. Kosht S. H. Arthur Norfolk S. F.arthur Nelle Graham Rolla W. H. Berkley J. C. Stevens Washington, D. C Cumberland Mountains S. H. Partenheimer Huntingburg Ind M. L. Briscoe Gladys McCaffey DuQuoin G. M. Collins Hoguetown West Unom Ethyl Kansas Leavenworth Missouri River Epee Gange Spring Osage Indian Monreal Pean Wisconsin Prairie du Chien Nelson Dewepiste Senace Igo County Wabash River St. Marys of the Woods Standard Oil Standard Oil Company GierEane Marshal Illinois Glearange Sale LeSeure’s Cash Store Herald Alaska Good Housekeeping Institute Bubeck & Gallagher Goodyear Tires Marshall, Illinois
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