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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

4

Children Day Services Draw Large Local Crowd

A large crowd attended the Children's Day services on Sunday. Relatives from St. Mary's shared dinner with James Weaver and family. Edward Truitt of Robinson visited last week with D. D. Weaver and family. Miss Nila Hargis of Denison visits Ethel and Edith Weaver. Mrs Bell and Mrs Misner of South Vigo spent Friday with Myrtle Black. Virgil Shirley of West Terre Haute visited his grandparents E. J. Shirley. Ben Medley and family of Terre Haute and Frank Ligget and family spent Sunday with James Liggett and family.

St. Mary's James Weaver Edward Truitt Robinson D. D. Weaver Nila Hargis Denison Ethel Edith Weaver Bell Ben Medley Terre Haute Frank Ligget James Liggett

Asbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Rev Wamsley dined with Abel Garver Sunday. Chil dren's services at Oliver Sunday evening. Miss Ethel Forsythe teaches at nearby school closing this week. Mrs Levi Doll host surprise dinner with Matthew Fox family. Ruth and Bessie Garver visited Marshall. Alma Wright of Marshall visited Aunt Jerome Hedges. Mable Snedeker entertained Marguerite English Ruby Yeley and Guy Reynolds Sunday.

Wamsley Abel Garver Oliver Ethel Forsythe Asbury Levi Doll Fox Ruth Bessie Garver Marshall Alma Wright Jerome Hedges Mable Snedeker Marguerite English Ruby Yeley Guy Reynolds

Ice Cream Suppers Highlight Clarksville Notes

The Clarksville scene reports two ice cream fundraisers at the M E church, one on Saturday night June 14 and another on Sunday June 29 at 7 30 p m. A fruit tree agent from Indiana visited on Thursday and Rev John Craig of Marshall gave the Decoration Day address. Martha Hutchings of Marshall is recovering from measles with her grandmother Mrs Martha McHenry.

Clarksville Indiana John Hurst Othal Kansas M. E I. O John Craig Marshall Martha Hutchings Martha McHenry

Martinsville Fair News and City Visitors Report

Marshall prosecutor Jones and Wheeler Nettleton from Orange visited the city Saturday. Daniel Lingafelter and wife from Johnson were in town, along with Chas Hodge and Ea Medikereal Melrose last Thursday. Hog shipments totaled several cars from our yards, price eight cents. Comrade John Eliott and Henry Buckiher of Orange were among Saturday visitors. Orin Fasig of the east end has greatly enlarged and improved the city.

Clark County Fair Jones Marshall Wheeler Nettleton Orange Daniel Lingafelter Johnson John Hutchings Dolson Chas. ‘Hodge Ea Medikereal Melrose Cts John ‘Eliott Henry Buckiier Orin Fasig

Local notes on residents and events in Clark County

Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Chas Page and Mrs E Cunningham from Annapolis. Spitting ordinance concerns noted. Geo Miller from Parker returns after illness. Frank Hastings family and Neal Barklow visit. Sallee family guests from Kansas NL. Minnie Mason returns to Maysville KY. Nannie accompanies. Helen Hudson injured by fall. Clark County fair proceeds despite cyclone damage. Coffeyville visitors. oil activity expanding. Union baptizimal service held near Greenwell ford. 14 baptized across Willis chapel and Kimlin. Joint Sunday school picnic among Marshall, Clarksville, Martinsville schools ends reunion. Praise for Comrade Bell on Christian Science piece. Read's garage offered for car service.

Chas. Page E Cunningham Annapolis Geo. Miller Parker Frank Hastings Neal Barklow Melrose Joseph Sallee Kansas T. M. Sallee Minnie Mason Maysville Nannie Helen Hudson North Washington Street Clark County Frank Cribbs Coffeyville Kan Ohio Greenwell Ford Church of God Willis Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Lebanon Kimlin Bailiff Ishler Baptist Bethel Grounds Marshall Clarksville Martinsville Bell Herald

Funeral attendance and community notes in Grandview region

Mrs Sophia Montgomery attended the funeral. Jackson Ballew and Chris Steward visited Wik Davis and wife Miss Cecile Turner in Paris. Beau Turner's family and visitors from Auburn shared Sunday time. A Blue Grass school convention featured Sperry Claypool reelected township president. Sophia Meloy will teach Bartmas fall term after Greenmoss term closure. Kenneth Clapp reportedly found 124 hens eggs in a hay nest, a county championship claim.

Sophia Montgomery Jackson Ballew Pat Grandview Chris Steward Cecile Paris Wik Davis Turner Blue Grass Sperry Claypool Sophia Meloy Greenmoss Bartmas Dude Murphy Hurley Murphy Lilly Veach Myrtle Wallace Familes Auburn C. W. Turner Kenneth Clapp

Fletcher's Castoria Advertisement Amid Town News

Will Berkley is painting his house. Tom Husted returned from Po cahontas on Friday. Jesse Young and wife from Marshall were Sunday callers. Mrs Wimner from Terre Haute visited her daughter. The Auburn Township Sunday school convention is set for July 6 in the Baptist church. Vandalia detectives visited last week to investigate rock throwing at coach No 7. Hart and Jack Shaffner drove to Edgar county on Monday for two loads of corn.

Will Berkley Tom Husted Pocahontas Jesse Young Marshall Mrs. Wimner Terre Haute Auburn Township Hart Jack Shaffner Edgar County

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief

Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured an ugly nine month ulcer in two weeks using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims relief for running sores ulcers eczema and other skin troubles and advertises a 25 cent price with city drug store recommendation. Taubeneck and Nevison.

Bucklen Bruce Jones Birmingham Ala City Drug Store Taubeneck and Nevison

Local Notes On Families and Farm Life In XIOLSON

One of Milo Combs's work horses died last week. Crops and pastures suffer from lack of rain. Miss Priscilla Turner visited Terre Haute. Will Davis delivered hogs to a Martinsville buyer on Monday. Miss Emily Hall of Paris visits relatives here. WY Hurst and wife welcomed a son born Saturday. McKinley and Cecile Turner spent Sunday with friends near Kansas. Miss Edith Perisho of Marshall visiting relatives near Grandview. Miss Ollie Bradley and Irene Davis of Marshall visiting here. Sunday school at Dolson Chapel changed from 10 15 to 4 0. Miss Janette Stevenson spent weekend with Ruth and Gertie Thomas. Frank Taylor and others of Breton visited Hutchings.

Milo Combs Priscilla Turner Terre Haute Will Davis Martinsville Emily Hall Paris WY Hurst McKinley Cecile Turner Kansas Edith Perisho Marshall Grandview Ollie Bradley Irene Davis Ruth Gertie Thomas Frank ,Taylor and Cie Breton Hutchings

Dr G H Michel Proposes 21 Story Mausoleum Plan

Cleveland scientist Dr G H Michel unveils a plan to replace crowded cemeteries with a 21 story public mausoleum housing 27 000 bodies. He claims a secret embalming method from ancient Egypt would prevent decomposition and remove need for disinfecting plants, sparking debate among undertakers and tour operators.

Cleveland G. H. Michel Prospect Avenue Michel University of Marseilles New York Chicago Egypt Anubis Cheops Lotus N Nile Dr. Michels Cook's Lillian Russell Sarah Bernhardt Carnegie Institute Savant

Ducks Trapped in Crude Oil in Tampico Territory

Ducks die by thousands on oil reservoir surfaces in Tampico due to saturated plumage. Oil operators report heavy losses from damaged stock and impaired air operations as birds fail to distinguish oil from water.

Tampico Mexico

Marriage annulment asked amid social tension in Beverly

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a request for an annulment of a marriage in Beverly New Jersey amid social pressures and public scrutiny. Names or precise details are unclear due to damaged text.

Beverly N. J Ine Bidwell Society Bug Shave

400 Pound Turtle Sent From Bermuda For Banquet

A 400 pound turtle intended for turtle soup at a banquet arrived in New York from Bermuda.

New York Bermuda

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