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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
5
The weekly band concert Wednesday night featured James Colgrove of Marshall delivering two solo performances with the band. His excellent voice impressed the audience and many would welcome a return appearance.
Estate of John T Flowers deceased. Administratrix Marie Kuhn will appear at Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois on the first Monday in August to settle claims. All creditors must present claims and pay any debts due. The notice is dated June 23 1927 and filed by Graham and Snavely Attorneys.
Social rounds include J. K. Black in Springfield for Court of Honor business and guests from Paris, Urbana, Detroit, and St. Louis. Visitors attend funerals, graduations, and church meetings while teachers, residents, and officials plan moves to Martinaville Villa Grove and Marshall as families reconnect.
Miss Gail Batsgn and Miss Gladys Tillie visit Terre Haute while several friends travel to Chicago Urbana and Champaign. Marjorie Legore, Elizabeth Peyton, Opal Bilston and others plan indefinite stays or return home from teaching posts and universities. A group outing to Shades near Rockville and a Champaign trip to fetch Raymond Hawker summarize a weekend of travel and school events.
Indianapolis residents and guests shared travel and social news. Willys Knight dealer delivered a sedan to Doit Young in Casey. Kathryn Turman returned Friday from Paris where she taught in a high school. Several families, including Booth Poorman and Ellen Young, traveled to Chicago and St. Louis for visits and commencement events. St Mary's Catholic church held a lawn social with proceeds aiding Rev J Hogan's trip to Ireland, featuring a notable solo by James Colgrove.
Robert F. Lovett, former Marshall township student and University of Illinois graduate, has been appointed Junior Research Fellow in the Bureau of Personnel Research at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. He will begin his work in September and is a brother of Temple R. Lovett.
The Methodist Sunday school group and mothers gathered for a June party at Mrs C K Johnsons house. About forty attended with games ice cream and cake. Favors were small whistles and children under eight are invited to join. D A R members from town visited Casey for a meeting at Mrs R A Youngs home hosted by Mrs Young and Mrs Shimel. Out of town guests Mrs Jesse Keiser Noblesville Ind and Mrs George Hippard Springfield joined. Mrs E L Taylor presented causes of the Revolutionary War and a Colonial Quiz led by Mrs Fred Zeigler. Roll call answered with current events and a two course luncheon ended the program.
York Marquis Gilbert visits sister Mrs Leonard Roberts in Terre Haute. George Bonesteele and family near Quaker Lane and Albert Bonesteele with relatives spend Sunday. Mrs Clara Thompson of Terre Haute visiting Homer Orcutt and family with William Gard and family of West Union. Grace Murphy of Terre Haute visits friends here. Misses Dorothy and Mona Ormiston of near Marshall visit relatives. Mrs Francis Heirne and two children from Memphis Tenn. spend summer with Mrs J A Freeman. Mrs Angie Burger and Mildred Starks visit Mrs Laura Maring in Terre Haute. Floyd Baker and Miss Josephine Hix of Indianapolis marry. word received Saturday.
Announcement of Esther Weir to L Victor at the semi annual alumni dinner at the Alpha Gamma Delta house in Mississippi. Weir serves as secretary of the Woman's Athletic association and belongs to Illivala and the home economics club. Victor is a member of PI Kappa Phi fraternity. No wedding date set.
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