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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

4

West York guests mingle with Indiana families this week

West York resident diss. Millard Sheaphiss of Toledo Ohio visits Sullivan Indiana with relatives. Cousins John and George Coffman accompany her to New York. Numerous locals and visitors from Chicago Detroit Paris and Terre Haute attend church, dine, or visit relatives across Sullivan and Clark counties.

Diss Millard Sheaphiss Toledo Ohio Ryerson Sullivan Ind John George Coffman New York John Thomas Will Harrison West Union Bloomington Indiana Hattie Ed Stone George Steckler Pennsylvania Kate Mason Edward Rains Bobby Musgrave Josie Miles Ted Pimento Viola Smith R. L. Bell Barbara Junior Paris Kansas Station Webb Tuttle Palestine Willie Reynolds Nancy Anderson Ike Seymour Kate Masters Walter Whittock Carlisle Harold Frank Mason Ed Boyd Helen Jean L. D Ryerson Harry C Ferriman Dulcine Robinson Will Holaday Leander Guyer Mathew Cox Wesley Chapel Clark County Ausby Seigel Rosedale Oscar Green Detroit Mich Atlen Green Lowlen Reel Hutsonaville Caldwell

Community Notes From Danville Area Social Roundup

Martinsville and nearby towns report visitors from Arkansas City Marshall Celina St Cloud Charleston Akron and local residents hosting relatives and friends. A birthday celebration at Lucinda Bishop s home includes several families and a Rowe family picnic on Chester Snavely s lawn while a Chatter and Stitch club gathering features dainty refreshments and a large guest list.

Howard John Randall Marshall Danville Alice Rothrock St Cloud Florida Helen Alexander Charleston Herbert Now Celina Ohio Vera Vera Miller Louis Wright Arkansas City Kansas Wright T P. Cleaver Lucinda Bishop Georges John Cokier Malinda Rush John Elmer Barbee Chas. Baker Esther Harriet Geneva Alva Marvin Rowe Chester E. A. Davis Harry Griffin H. K. Gerhard Worth Merritt Fred McWary Warren Tarman Mabel Fasts A. H. Barber Kenneth Taggart Guy Fasig Telph Cosper

Westfield Weekend Guest of Terre Haute Residents

Local notes indicate Bozer of Terre Haute was weekend guest of Mrs. and Mr. Perry. Other fragments mention Mrs. and Mr. Fohill in a terse social roundup.

Bozer Terre Haute A. Perry Ead Fohill

Garner town residents visit relatives and plan chapel preaching

Pearl Broadhurst and children returning from Walnut Prairie visit relatives. Fred Hewitt and wife visit Henry Setzer and family. Cooper Chapel will hold preaching next Sunday night with Rev Bert Beckles in charge. Levi Hewitt and family plus others enjoyed a Sunday dinner at Hewitt's Ferry on the Wabash.

Fred Hewitt Henry Setzer Cooper Chapel Bert Beckles Levi Hewitt Jennie Hewitt Chas Hewitt Frank Kruzan Fred Harold Kruzan Chas Eaton Roy Medley Frank Meadley Hewitt’s Ferry Wabash

Local Social Calls and a Death Notice

Belle Ridge and Marshall residents visit W D Downs and family throughout the week. The eldest son Ray Hollingsworth of Lloyd Hollingsworth died Friday July 23 at 12 30. Other local visits include Mrs Magele Smittkamp and Devaney sisters and guests from Terre Haute Paris and Los Angeles.

Wm Huckaby Terre Haute Shelby Redman W. D. Downs Devaney Ray Hollingsworth Lloyd Hollingsworth W. D Downs Magele Smittkamp van Hornbrook Marshall Henry Smittkamp Paris Dan Day Walter Terrell Betty

Local Social Roundup Shares Visits and Church Outing

Martinsville families hosted and visited over the weekend with Hutchings Richey Meloy Claypool and Shinde households noted. Marshall area travel included John Claypool and Eliza Black, while Osby Claypool and Diana Murphy joined a church gathering followed by a Sunday basket dinner near Casey.

J. W Hutchings Martinsville Sylvan Richey Jess Beachout Em Meloy Missaderry, Claypool and Son Kenneth Fred “Shinde Auburn John Claypool Marshall Eliza Black Sashepen Elmer Ralph Harijoe Osby Claypool and” Te Silag Murphy Diana Murphy c. _ B. Claypool Casey &Yndat

Garner Family Social Notes From Weekend

Mrs. Lizzie Garner and children spent Friday with Ed Burger and family. Mrs. Della Underwood had dinner Saturday with Mrs. Lizzie Garner. Mrs. John Carpenter called on Mrs. Lucy Chambers Saturday morning. Gold Carpenter and wife, Thomas Carpenter and wife and Mrs. Lucy Chambers and children were mentioned with Jay Graning at Young Carpenter's.

Ezra Carpenter Scotland Otis Williams John Garner Ed‘Burger Lida Mason Lucy Chambers West Terre Haute L. D. Coombes Clace Shaftner Allright Lizzie "Garner Ed Burger Della Underwood Lizzie Garner John Carpenter Gold Carpenter Thomas Carpentss White Gyreat Sature Jay Graning Youn Carpenter’s

Local visits and travels noted in Oliver area

McKeen residents report neighbors dropping by for Monday and Sunday visits. Oliver locals host relatives from Dennison Ohio Indianapolis and California while others enjoy weekends with friends and family.

Family Visits and Gatherings Across Clarksville and Nearby Towns

A sequence of social visits and small gatherings across Clarksville and nearby areas describes Mr and Mrs Oda Marrs hosting with Claude Newman and children visiting. Families including Spires, Harbor, Babcock, Hutchens, Tingley, Marrs, Wieland, Reed, and Chas McMullen gather at various homes in Clarksville Paris West Liberty and Marshall. The events include weekend visits, Sunday afternoons, and a family reunion with about 135 relatives and friends at the Hutchens home.

Oda Marrs Claude Newman Harry Harbor Joe Spires Clarksville Mildred Spires Lucille Harry Tingley Abe Babcock Henry Fred Wieland Faye Harbor Lafe Marrs West Liberty Chas Hutchens Paris Virgil Fox Frank Babcock Chas. Hutchens Clarence Thatcher John Reed Bell Wieland Faye Lucille Harbor Marshall Carre Newman Chas McMullen Bruce Spires Marrs and Son

Retail Division to Be Established in Illinois

Illinois Chamber of Commerce forms a retail division led by Milton Livingston of Bloomington with Heber Hudson resigning after 13 years as Bloomington Chamber secretary to organize the effort. The group aims to improve merchant practices and salesmanship, advance legislations, and foster cooperation among merchants, manufacturers, and wholesalers, with Truth in Advertising discussed as a first priority.

Illinois Illinois Chamber of Commerce Heber Hudson Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Hudson Chamber of Commerce Milton Livingston Bloomington Soniée

Card of Thanks for family sorrow and flowers

We wish to thank everyone for kindness and sympathy during our mother’s sickness and death. Thanks for the lovely floral tributes. From John Ziegler and family William Ziegler.

John, Ziegler William Ziegler Wafeh Henry W Wortman Frank Cole Christina Dietz

Obituaries Chronicle Zeigler and Murphy Deaths in 1926

Christina Zeigler nee Holzworth dies at 80 in Clark County Illinois after a long life in Ohio and Illinois. She leaves six children and was buried in the Zeigler cemetery after funeral services at her home led by Rev. D A Kraft. Thomas Daniel Murphy dies at 58 with wife Carrie Myers and four sons surviving. Funeral conducted by Rev Bert Eckel at the family home, interment at Marshall cemetery.

Christina Zeigler Holzworth Wurtenberg Germany Clark County Illinois America Ohio Ilinois Gottloib Zeigler Mary John Minnie Christina William Daniel Christine Zeigler Evangelical Church D. A. Kraft Thomas Daniel Margaret Murphy Carrie Myers Russell Harry Truman Joe Lfe Edward John Dawson Bert Eckel Marshall Cemetery

Dietz Rites for Henry W Dietz Held at Family Home

Henry W Dietz born January 6 1857 in Marion county Ohio died July 21 aged 69 6 17 in Marshall township survived by wife Christena Washburn four daughters Lenore Flo Nette Josephine of Shanghai and Terre Haute, three grandchildren and one sister Mrs John Bierbaum. Burial in Marshall cemetery after funeral July 23 led by Rev Henry Wortman. Card of thanks from Christina Dietz and daughters.

Henry W Dietz Godfrey Josephine Dietz Marion County Ohio Ilinois Marshall Township Christena Washburn Nathaniel Elizabeth Washburn Lenore Flo Nette Terre Haute Josephine Shanghai China John Bierbaum Henry Slusser Henry Wortman Marshall Cemetery

Infant Leslie Bender Dies at 7 Weeks

Leslie Dean Bender infant son of Fred and Anna Bender was born June 5 1926 and died July 22 1926 at seven weeks old. He is survived by his father two brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held at the home and burial followed in Zeigler cemetery awaiting the resurrection morn.

Leslie Dean Fred Anna Bender Zeigler

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West York Robert of Bethany Anna Watson Leland Laws Ferrell Wiliams Leavitt Allen Evanston William Luther Elmer Luther Champaign Ellen Luther Luther Anderson Woomington Westfield Helen Vanscoyk Ruby Hornbrook W. S. Martin A. A. Moore Lawrence Welch Della Perkins St. Louis D. M Evinger John Myers Brooke Eli Fogler Fogler Kokomo Gary D. A. Lee Ed Deahl Deahl Garner Pearl Broadhurst Walnut Prairie Pike's Peak A Zimmmerly Belle Ridge WD Downs John Merrick W.D Downs Henry Smuttkamp Ernest Reeley W D John McDaniel Sam Michael Swan Los Angeles WD. Downs and Dolson McKeen George Zimmerly Oliver Charley Steel Arch Kennedy Delmas Williams Dan Quick Virgina Ruth Louise Flowers Cecil Lee Jay Yeley Roy Stowe Dennison A. Stowe Jake Osborn Jane Kennedy Tom Volkers California Clarence Beltz Indianapolis Carter South Dolson St. Faul Pioneer Fyoag Thomas Murphy Henry Dietz Me Leslie Bender Liberty Variety Store Hemp Clothes Liberty Zasapat Herald Randall Randall's Flour &Feed Store Marshall, Illinois Nske Duxters Millhouse
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