Farewell party for Carl Lucan and friends near Marshall
A farewell party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Lucan northwest of Marshall on Saturday night in honor of their son Carl and guests Ray Hornbrook and Thurman Murphy who depart Thursday for Kiowa Kansas. The evening featured music games and refreshments. Attendees included Margaret Buckner Opal Kirchner Etta Wieland Lillian Wieland Belle Wieland Carolyn Murphy Mae Dawson Hester Dawson Goldie Stepp Ruth Stepp Ruth Braynard Mary Coons Edna Simmons Mildred Schaefer Evelyn Schaefer Wilma Thompson Floy Craig Mary Imle Wilma Geisert Lois Lycan Cleda Lycan Marie Burkett Frank McKeen Elmer Schwartz Truman Murphy Joe Murphy Lester Pine Oscar Kirchner Herman Miller Harold Miller Logan Miller Dick Metz Raymond Stepp Donald Stepp Paul Imle Albert Imle Glenn Imle Harold Imle Mack Findley Ben O Rourke Hubert Wernz Glenn Godfrey Mrs Thomas Murphy and the honor guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Lucan
Marshall
Carl
Ray Hornbrook
Thurman Murphy
Kiowa
Kansas
Sas’ Margaret Buckner
Opal Kirchner
Etta Wi
Marie Burkett
Frank McKeen
Elmer Schwartz
Truman Murphy
Joe Murphy
Lester Pine
Oscar Kirchner
Herman Miller
Harold Miller
Logan Miller
Dick Metz
Raymond Stepp
Donald Stepp
Paul Imle
Albert Imle
Glenn Imle
Harold Imle
Mack Findley
Ben O'Rourke
Hubert Wernz
Glenn Godfrey
Thomas Murphy
Brandenstein Family Starts Michigan Visit
Mrs. J. W. Brandenstein and her son John travel by car to Flint Michigan to visit George Brandenstein another son. Mr. and Mrs. John Brandenstein plan to return home in a few days while Mrs. Brandenstein stays longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brandenstein
John
Flint
Michigan
Lathrop Family Welcomes Son Leonard Arnold
Mr and Mrs Purl Lathrop announce the birth of their son Leonard Arnold born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Purl Lathrop
Leonard Arnold
Mrs Grant Pritchard Reported Ill At Home
Mrs Grant Pritchard has been quite ill at her home for several days and is under medical care. Neighboring residents express concern while hoping for her speedy recovery.
Classified column with notices and ads from Marshall Illinois
Reward offered for information locating telegram senders during visit in St Louis. Various ads include oil and paint salesman, farm loan firm, bee supplies, hardware notice, soybeans, used furniture, coal bids, rental listings, cream delivery, electric floor polisher, bank stock sale, lawn care, seed potatoes, and a tent show near Big 4 depot with parking and a June 13 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pearl Garver
County Farm
Marshall
Illinois
Big 4
Local social clubs host bridge luncheons and visits
Marshall area clubs hosted bridge games with Mrs. Clara Schwanecke and Mrs. Behner among prize winners. Attendees included Mrs. Keifer, Mrs. Ridgley, and families from Marshall, Indianapolis, Washington D C, and nearby towns. Separate notices share hospital admission for Joseph Remlinger in LaSalle and multiple local visits and a marriage in Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hurst
Bow Knot Club
Bridge
Edwin Daley
Indianapolis
Brenthill Merchant
Washington, D. C
C. G. Atwood
Leon Cox
E. R. Brockway
George Farris
Fred Keifer
C. G. Claypool
Seymour Hurst
Clara Schwanecke
Chicago
J. K. Kerr
S. M. Scholfield
Fred Fawley
Findlay
Ohio
S. R. Prevo
C. F. Behner
Atwood
Scholfield
D A R Chapter Meeting Held Before Summer Vacation
Mrs. E L Taylor hosted the Walter Burdick Chapter D A R with members including Mrs. Keiser Prevo Vaughn Doll Booth and others. Roll call cited Japanese Characteristics as the club theme and prize winners were Margaret Cork and Waneta Gaddis for high history grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keifer
Marshall House
Emma Frederick
W. A. Vaughn
W. W. Hogue
Gertrude Shaw
Corey Bryan
Samuel Prevo Sr
O. A. Keiser
Charles Ridgley
E. L. Taylor
C. G. Alwood
Clara Cole
True Booth
Iffimfwbkqj Schwanecke
Chicago
Walter Cole
J. K. Kerr
C. F. Behner
Seymour Hurst
Harry Cork
E. R. Brockway
Mis. Shaw
Behner
Walter Burdick
S. R. Prevo Sr
D. D. Doll
N. T. Booth
W. L. Athon
John Mitchell
West Union
D. Y. McMullen
Indianapolis
Margaret Cork
North Side
Waneta Gaddis
South Side
George Rogers Clark
Keiser
Taylor
Mitchell
Fort Harrison
Terre Haute
Visits and Relatives Seeample Summers across Indiana
Numerous residents visit relatives across several states. Mrs. Hastings of South Bend and Mrs. Baker of Indianapolis arrive for a two week stay with Rev. and Mrs. J. I. O Neal. Others travel to Decatur Detroit and Jonesboro for family visits while new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joe Turman of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hastings
South Bend
Ind
J. C. Baker
Indianapolis
J. I. O'Neal
Joe Turman
Charleston
Local Briefs: West Michigan Visitor and Chicago Job Hope
Junior McGee departed Sunday for Chicago seeking employment. Miss Jessie Buser from Detroit visited relatives and friends this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior McGee
Chicago
Jessie Buser
Detroit
Mich
Judge Snavely Leaves On Kentucky Business Trip
Judge H. R. Snavely departed Thursday for a business trip to Kentucky and is expected to return by Saturday or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Snavely
Kentucky
Marriages Listed From Indiana Towns And Ohio
A compilation of marriage ads shows pairs including J C Rowell of Casey and Mary Wedel of Lawrenceville and Richard J Newson of Worthington to Lucille Stahl of Worthington. Other couples include Perry Reasor and Lucille Walden, Harry Smith and Edith Michaels, Fred Christman and Ellen Schimmel, Roy Beasley and Ruth Custer, Noble Liddle and Elen Litherland, Harry Marlow and Zella Farris, Louis White and Oaeta Chapman, and Jesse Holt and Hazel Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rowell
Casey
Mary Wedel
Lawrenceville
Richard J. Newson
Worthington
Ind
Lucille M. Stahl
Perry M. Reasor
Gary
Lucille Walden
West Terre Haute
Harry Smith
Terre Haute
Edith Michaels
Clay City
Fred Christman
Ellen Schimmel
Roy M. Beasley
Linton
Ruth E. Custer
Bloomington
Noble Liddle
Walnut Prairie
Elen Litherland
Harry Ralph Marlow
Bethany
Zella May Farris
Louis H. White
Springfield
Ohio
Oaeta Chapman
Jesse Holt
Willow Hill
Hazel Newlin
Boy Climbs Pole to Free Flag at Courthouse Square
Eugene Lathrop, Marshall resident and son of Mr and Mrs Purl Lathrop, climbed the courthouse square flag pole Wednesday evening May 30 to loosen a flag caught by a wire. Several boys tried and failed. He suffered minor scratches and was not seriously hurt. A collection was taken up for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lathrop
Purl Lathrop
Marshall
Court House Square
Folkloric Reprieve Amid Island Shamans
The text notes a ritual where men troubled by evil spirits disguise themselves in women's dress and voices, a practice seen across many Australasia islands. It frames the act as common, with men hiding identity by adopting female attire to appease spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australansia
Airplane Used by Migratory Birds for Regular Flights
Observations show migratory birds using airplanes as a transit method across arid regions. Reports note 12 to 20 birds commonly ride on a single plane, a phenomenon noted by researchers documenting travel patterns and adaptations in avian movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirmen Whe
Do stems cut diagonally extend freshness two weeks
Question asks if cutting flower stems diagonally by a quarter inch every other day keeps cut flowers fresh for about two weeks. It lacks a specific source or study.
Think It Over It Is By The Benefit Of Letters
Fragmentary line hints at a sentimental note about letters uniting absent friends. The readable phrase suggests a literary or epistolary mood, emphasizing connection through correspondence and memory.
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Aetna
Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance
Liberal Commission
The
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
Marshall, Illnois
Alfred Seidel
Cole Bros. Hardware
W. B. Hodge
Fenton Cole
A. K
Faye Walls
Clarksville
Dick Davidson
C. B. Montgomery
Forrest Sofith
Court House
Locust Street
Conrad Bartrum
Johnson’s
H. M. Dewey & Co
Marshall State Bank
E. Claypool
Ipdn
B. F. Johnson
R. W.A. ’ Herald
Lawn Mower Service
H. Kuhn
W. A. Fuson
Bill Booster
B. F. Holsheer
Harold Luse
O. H. Rolson
Grerdel Bennett
Norman Bennett
Paul Hill
Don Medsker
C. D. Mitchell
Hill
Mr. Medsker
Grendell Bennett
Dr. Mitchell
Joseph Remlinger
LaSalle
Mr. Remlinger
Lyman Serwise
Marguerite
Champaign
Clarence Good
George Garver
Cora
Hume
Ray Burkybile
Martha
Dean
Alonzo Walls
Will Saiter
Lawrence
Near Marshall
John W. Walls
Effingham
Clark S. Thomas
Greenwood Cemetery
Michigan City
Indiana
Michigan City Aerie
Harry Findley
Mark Stewart
Marion
Creal Springs
Vienna
Mrs. Findley
Fred Shoemaker
Stewart
Perry Reasor
Gary, Ind
Clarence Walden
D. T. Black
John Scholfield
Lloyd Pulver
Mary Jane
Harold Bright
Martinsville
Frank Fishback
Paris
Milton Mathews
Lloyd “Mathews of
Mrs
Cirizell
Leander Wright
Eastern Illinois State Teachers College
Edith
Esther
Hazel Lucan
Decatur
Dr. Williams
New York
Tillie Allison
Mrs. Williams
Albert Sockler
Washington, D,c
Everett Smitley
M. V. Pulver
Fred
Chas. T. English
Dean Houk
Alice
Martha Williams
Rhoda Garmony
el Paso
Texas
S. M. Scoffield
Anna Black
Charles O. Williams
John Robinson
Dunlap
Charles OO. Williams
Warren Greene
Louise
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Ernest Walker
Clara Forbeck
Florence
Forbeck
Frank Kenzer
Logan Myles
Lilian Shepler
Anna
Bernard
Charles Marvin
Ernest
Near West Union
Stanley Bierbaum
Esther Kuhn
Frank, Buser
Will Macke
Vern Cole
Virginia Valli
Lawrence Grey
Nancy Carroll
Bebe Daniels
Richard Arlen
Big
Kesler
Hudson-Essex
Goodrich
Hal H. Claypool Exchange
Luse
Anna, M. Palmer
Marshall, Il
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Ie A Yaya x .Rogers
Krogers
CDC
Country Club
Clifton Tissud
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