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Local notes reveal a sprawl of visits and ties in Marshall
Marshall community scenes unfold with residents visiting relatives in Terre Haute and St Louis, weddings, births, and travels. Local schools close for summer, church events and euchre party planned, plus numerous notices of licenses, auctions, and church services across Marshall and nearby towns.
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Sica
Deere, Brnck
Hawk and Gale
Cord Planters
Eugene Hillardx
George
Chrisfete Richard” Lambdin
Mary Hillman
St. Louis
C. L. Parsons
Harold Eden
WaltMorgan
St. ‘Louis
James Griffith
Wil‘son
Harlan
Frank Cockrell
Vermont
St. Mary’s Church
Dell
North Sixth Street
Eva Kohl
Fort Collins
Uuc
George ‘Lewis Kohl Jr
Feinié
H. M. Janney
Paxton
E. Gorham
Jeffersonville
Grover
Union Shoe Store
Paris
J. W. Lewis
Terre Haute
Sam K. Baird
Shelburn
Ind
H.R. Snavely
Warren Webb
Ridgefarm
Marshall
James K. Kerr
Leah Blair
Lima
Josephine Healey
Chicago
Tessie Healey
J. C. Alvey
Bert Taylor
Little
Morris Logue
Clarksville Baptist Church
Trsd
Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main
Farmer’s
Nellie
Daisy
Dellie
Johnnie Thompson
Margaret Bobn
Henry Sullivan
Clarence
Seic Os
Choary Musselman
Dan O'Neill
Omer Shawler
West Union
Judge Gasaway
Martinsville
Harry Dulaney
Floyd Barbee
Westfield
Mr. Colwell
B. F. Johnson
Hester Canine
Letha Scott
BE. L. Pletcher
Hoopeston
Dean Murphy
Decatur
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Walnut Prairie Church
Booth & Handy’s
Wm. Machlan
South Vigo
Belle Lynn
Brocton
Lucile
Edith Bullard
Otto McVick
T. B. Davis
Ed Jennings
Wabash
Darwin
Judge Connelly
St.Elmo
Sam Scholfield
Russell
Rankin, Ill
Thomas Kerr
Connersville
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank W. Jones
East St. Louis
Squire Craig
Seymour Hurst
North 6Th Street
Truman Booth
C. A. Purdum