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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

20

Grand Turn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Eva Louise and Mary Lee spent Sunday with Leona Bell. Fred Meehling stayed weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Meehling. Mrs Joe Liffek called on Mrs James Bell Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dave Keeran and daughter Marie called on Mrs James Bell and daughter Leona Sunday.

Eva Louise Mary Lee Leona Bell Fred Meehling John Meehling Joe Liffek James Bell Hnd Dave Keeran Marie Leona

Community Notes From Parker Center and Nearby

Sunday visits and neighbors are listed with names and places including Parker Center Washington Pa Robison Robinson and Long Beach Calif. Otto Phillips assisted Elmer Barbee on the farm. Mrs Lulu Lain arrived for an extended visit. The Egyptian soloists performed recently.

Jean Alrey W. M. Mack Parker Center

Local Social Gossip from Weekend Visits

Kenneth Clapp spent Saturday night and Sunday with Osby Claypool. Sam Eddinger and Oil Field family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Melton. Mabel Claypool visited Thelma Newman. Homer Hendrix went to Charlestor Monday for teacher's college. Ray Cline and Vaby of West Union visited Charlie Claypool family. Wm. Bolen of Paris visited Mr. and Mrs. C Chapman Friday.

Kenneth Clapp Osby Claypool Sam Eddinger Oil Field Wm. Melton Mabel Claypool Thelma Newman Homer Hendrix Charlestor Teacher's College Ray Cline Vaby West Union Charlie Claypool Family Wm. Bolen Paris C Chapman

Social notes from Marshall and surrounding towns

Mrs Caroline Claypool and Mrs Roy Claypool of Marshall visited Mrs Albert Bonesteel's sister last Thursday. Numerous locals visit relatives in Terre Haute Paris and Hutsonville. lawn social at Hutsonville. Students from Champaign attend commencement and a ME Sunday school program drew a large crowd. Mrs James Weldron and Mae West Union visited friends. Ralph Lindley a Champaign graduate in electrical engineering plans summer work. Geraldine Newlin and Mrs Franks and Mrs Walters attended from Sullivan Pax ton with Kate Mason and sons.

Caroline Claypool Roy Claypool Marshall Albert Bonesteel S. R. Freeman Claude Davis Terre Haute Russel Jackson Hymeria Geo. Pritchard Fannie Coryell Margaret Freeman Mattie Roberts Allen Newlin Hutsonville Henry Young Willis Donovan Kankaker Howard Jackson Maude Hand Fannie Murphy Fred Pullyblank May Wheeler Prowns Emma Moore Paris Annita Shocker Champaign Frances Lindley Universalist Church Mission Circle Harry Green Robinson George Green James Weldron Mae West Union Ralph Lindley Ernest Newlin Martinsvile Selma Ingersoll Indianapolis Martin Newlin

Numerous Local Visitors Travel for Summer Plans

Casey leaves for Charleston to enter teachers college after a short visit with relatives. Numerous residents journey to Urbana Champaign and Indianapolis for commencements and family visits as spring events unfold across Clark County towns.

East McDaniel Residents Visit Neighbors and Friends

Mrs A E Francis and family visited Robinson on Thursday. I W Seymour of Palestine stayed with daughter Ruth Wells Wednesday night. Alva Wells and Wallace Elliott attended Odd Fellows in Annapolis Thursday night. Wil Sackrider called at Martinsville Friday. John Phillippt and wife spent Sunday with brother Fred and family near Wesley Chapel. Jesse Spraker was in West York Friday. B C Sackrider and sons Leon and Wayne drove to Martinsville Friday evening. Sunday noted as Mrs Verda Elliott's.

A. E. Francis Robinson I. Wwen Seymour Palestine Ruth Wells Alva Wells Wallace Ellott Odd Fellows Lodge Annapolis Wil Sackrider Martinsville John Phillippt Fred Wesley Chapel Jesse _Spraker West York B. C. Sackrider and Sons iLeon and Wayne Marttinsville Verda Elliott

Verda Celebrates 24th Birthday Amid Family Gathering

A 24th birthday party included Walker Elliott and family, Ernest Barker and mother of York, George Soward and wife, Mr and Mrs Hoy Linkafelter of Robinson, J. W. Elliott and family of Orange, Ed Artman and family, Alva Wells and family, and Jesse Spraker and wife. All enjoyed the day and wished Verda many more happy birthdays.

Walker Elliott Ernest Barker York George Soward Hoy Linkafelter Robinson J. W. Elliott Orange Ed Artman Alva Wells Jesse Spraker Verda

Children’s service draws large Sunday crowd

A large crowd attended the children s service Sunday. Gerald Davison and family of Ohio joined Thelma White Imogene Marjorie and Annabel Jackson Harold Arney and Harry Nicol for a visit with David Spittler and family. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Warick visited Earl Jackson. Albert Lambdin and family and Lyman Craig family joined Alice Lambdin s family and Mrs. Freeman. Lenora Spittler visited Nell Freeman. L D Coombs and Mrs. Charles Freeman are improving after cancer treatments at Terre Haute.

Gerald Davison Ohio Thelma White Imogene Marjorie Annabel Jackson Harold Arney Harry Nicol David Spittler Winfield Warick Earl Jackson Albert Lambdin Alice Lambdin Lyman Craig Near Hume M. Freeman Lenora Spittler

Westfield Notes and Local Graduates This Week

Westfield observes a children program at the Methodist church. Poe Conley graduates from the University of Illinois this spring. Nora Briscoe returns from Champaign school duties. Cattle breeders Ed Spellering Clarence Reed Wm Dorsey lead a Shorthorn sale at Charleston fair grounds. Herb Gilbert now works at a Casey barber shop. Prof Sweeley and wife travel to Pennsylvania. William Strader Oliver Hardesty Rheuben Hornbrook return home for summer. Mrs Joe Walker is ill north of town. Naomi Walber Nina Hollingsworth visit their parents L A Weeden. Mrs Ernest Yost of Kokomo visits her parents. A number of young folks from the

June J. W. Conel Leon Brewer Chicago Mary Finney Raymond Fancher Champaign Frieda Groves Elsie Rigdon Virginia Fountaintown Ind James Goodwin Mary Chapman Terre Haute Dennis Walker O. T. Paden W. H. Hayes Mattoon Harry E. Kaiser Monticello William C. Chenoweth Ruth Janet Chenoweth U. S. Parcel Urbana Kathryn Parcel University of Illinois W. W. Overstreet Calgary Fla T. C. Tade Vincennes John Mendenhall Wheeling W. Va Clem L. Faunte Daisy Myers William D. Smith New York City Robert Gossett Belleville Opie Gossett L. H. Keach Illinois University Vernice Keach C. M. Harris Bern B Harry C. Sturdevant Washington, D. C Zorah Temple Hazel Garrison Myler Faunce Marshall Homer Foster Réx Harris Victor Hill American Legion Lindsey Bean Don M. Sweeley Denice Mountoursville Mary B. Kite First Baptist Church J. L. Ryan Greenup M. W. Gilbert Sherman Montgomery Walter L. Jones Logan Kite Casey Alva Kite Martinsville Reason Kite Gladys Pierce Greencastle Walter A. Newlin Washington Street First Methodist Lottie Duncan Mesdames Glen Payne Clyde Slusser Charles Foster Methodist Church Poe Conley Westfield Nora Briscoe Ed Spellering Clarence Reed Wm. Dorsey Coles County Fair Grounds Charleston Herb Gilbert Prof. Sweeley Pennsylvania William Strader Oliver Hardesty Rheuben Hornbrook Joe Walker Naomi Walber Nina Hollingsworth Robert Wilhoit Ernest Yost Kokomo L. A. Weeden

Choctaw families gather for Sunday visits across town

The community reports numerous Sunday visits as William Norton and family, Carl Norton and kin in Elbridge, Hollenbeck and Sweitzer households in Oak Grove, and Higginbothams near Auburn share time with relatives. Other households note Delphia Nicol in York, Paris visits, and Mrs. Dollie Hollenbeck hosting Minnie Cline and children.

York Maude Blizzard Clara Norton Wilna Cline Lola Norton Margaret Hollenbeck David Walker Paris Mildred Ledermann Bertha Higginbotham

Dorcas Class Honors Contest Winners at Methodist Sunday School

Twenty two Dorcas class members were entertained by the losers of a six week contest at the Methodist Sunday school. The affair honored the winners, hosted Tuesday night by Mr and Mrs Author Wilhoit of Kansas. Rheuben Hornbroop, a Depauw University graduate this year.

Methodist Sunday School Author Wilhoit Kansas Dorcas Rheuben Hornbroop Depauw University

Merchants Open Oil Stations Beside Stores

Our merchants Ferry Kanamather and Harl Jackson of Alltight have installed oil filling stations in addition to their stores.

Ferry Kanamather Harl Jackson Alltight

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