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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
7
Sunday’s children's day program drew steady crowds as families and neighbors joined in. Local residents Miss Leona Bell Verde Wallace and many others attended, visiting friends and relatives across Marshall and Robinson areas throughout the day and into the evening.
West Union reports Miss Opal Cullier and sister Mrs George H leine with measles. Cleo Wells of Snyder visited Wednesday with Mrs Marion Collier. Mrs Emma Meehling of Grand Turn visited Wednesday with Mrs F Bohn.
Mrs Nellie Pendley and her young son Charles Richard along with Miss Thelma Naus of Kokomo spent last week with Mr and Mrs Will Downs. Lee Beauchamp his wife and two children Mary Ellen and Mayme visited Wednesday at McKeen. George Collier and family from Paris dined with their daughter Mrs Wattt Redmon on Sunday. Raymond Buser and Archie Harnbrook spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Felix Ferrel. Rolin Clapp visited with the Beauchamp brothers Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Ferrel were in Paris Thursday. Mrs William Redman and daughter Norma with Misses Mary Ellen and Mayme Peesuchamp spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Will Downs. Rey Wallace Miz Lucille Kelly and around Mrs Sam Michaels visited Mrs Michaels daughter Mrs Edgar Osborn near Rinson. Will Downs and wife and Milton Redman drove to Paris Saturday afternoon. Johnnie McKeever is visiting his brother Joe. Mrs Shelby Retimon and daughter were mentioned in connection with local visits.
Cleone Emery Guyer returned from Newman. Boy Scouts met at Salt Lake beach for bath and lunch. Luther Hail of Newmah visited relatives over Sunday. Sherman McNary and S Merrill attended Indianapolis auto races. A birthday party for Mrs. Ethel Poffinbarger hosted 39 guests. Gladys Bursher visited Mrs. M Connelly and daughters Thursday evening.
Willie Ledermann of Choctaw attended church Tuesday night. Fred Shade, Mrs. Martin, and Miss Myrtle Leggett shopped in Terre Haute Tuesday. Minnie Buckle and Edith Craig visited Mrs. Gertie Kite Friday. Myrtle Leggett and Wynora Kite visited Simon Irwin and family Friday afternoon. Jesse Walker family and Vern Combs family shared Sunday visits. Albert Kite and children visited Alva Leggett and daughter Myrtle Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Fred White of West Terre Haute spent Friday with Isaac Francis. Several locals visited family and attended memorial services at the White church on Sunday. Minnie Geisert attended Dolores Geisert's wedding in Terre Haute.
Pearl spent Friday with Mrs. Gladys Redman. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Beauchamp visited Mrs. Frank Mason who is very sick on Sunday. Miss Lizzie Fuller spent a day with Mrs. Bertha McCleary. Mrs. Bonnie Wales of Terre Haute stayed with her parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Day, last week.
Mr and Mrs Lergett and daughter Lorene join Geo Morgan's Sunday gathering with extended families including Linton, Veach, Wilhoit and Bell. Babies born to Harlie Brosman and relatives, while others spend Sunday with kin in Martinsville and Terre Haute.
A terse, fragmentary meditation contrasts practical wisdom with grave foreboding. It muses on choosing prudence while acknowledging mortality and the persistence of effort in life, even when paths are unclear.
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