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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
5
Robinson Daily News notes Lowther, owner of the Wallas Remedy bungalow, has contracted Rich to settle adjustments at Pine and Madison. He will move into the property Saturday or Monday after arriving about a year ago in BBC. He plans to relocate from West Main Street amid tight funds and monthly pressures.
A long list of local visits and social events in the area this weekend. Residents and guests include Mrs Ed Wyrick, June 26 reunion at her home, visits by Mrs Dan Stover, Arnold Willbanks of Champaign, Miss Nellia Hunt, Mr and Mrs Coyle, Glen Huey, Marshall Huey, Mrs Sadie Stewart, Mr and Mrs Heber Nash, and many others at family gatherings, dances, and school events.
Miss Olivia Waller and John Shields of Paris were guests of the former sister Mrs Frank Meehbie Sunday. Ruth McNutt of Bloomington Ind spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Mary Huston, County Superintendent. Harold Bright and son John returned from Indianapolis. Mrs Wilfred Langlier of Berkeley Calif came to spend the summer with her parents. E A Lockard and Ernest Rea of Chicago were here for the illness of Mrs Lockard. Hart Eaton and F H Goodrich of Flat Rock spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Malloy. Mr and Mrs Frank Malloy hosted Mr and Mrs Frank Drake of Terre Haute and Mrs C O Flowers of West Union for dinner. Mrs J A Morton and son John of West Union were weekend guests. George Meehling accompanied Michael Murphy and sister Lillie of Terre Haute to Grand Rapids Mich to spend the summer with aunt Mrs Charles Quan. Mr and Mrs E D Morton and daughter Eula left for Joliet and Chicago. Helen Hurst hosted the Thursday card club on North Sixth street with a porch party.
Notice from J A Sweet warns the recipient the poll tax is past due and advises calling his office to pay the amount to avoid further notices. The item is dated 23 2 in the OCR text.
Wantshi and Hutchingon family acknowledge heartfelt thanks for neighbors friends and help after the loss of Mary. Classified items include sale of a girl coaster brake bicycle maid needed private family work beehives kitchen stove real estate loan offers bazaar plans and property on Vine street for sale or trade in Marshall Illinois June items and dates vary.
Miss Bess Garver and Viola Boyer of Paris visited here. The Marshall township high school class of 1921 enjoyed a picnic at Shaws Grove near the Narrows. J L May and J W Adams attended a Sunday school convention in Clarksville. Edward Pearce left for Tulsa then Columbus to visit Dr Warren Baker. Charles Morris returned to Kansas after visiting G Stout. Charles Stoelting, injured painting his Wabash township home, is slowly improving. Miss Clairrene Pearce returned to Charleston to attend teachers college. Prof Harry A Hopwood left for New York via auto to Connecticut then Marshall in August. Miss Mabel Robertson finished school year at Butler College and returns for summer. Mrs S Robertson and Mrs E L James with Mildred, and Mrs Lawrence Brown visited George G Robertson and family Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Garwood announce the birth of Robert William eight pounds born Monday morning The couple note the boy will be a salesman for the Marshall Auto Sales in 1943 as stated by Papa
Miss Agnes Greene begins motor trip with friends through Washington and New York after returning Friday to Indianapolis. Miss Fannie Luckhaupt attends State Sunday School convention in Galesburg as Clark County delegate. Mrs. Anna Baird returns from Shreveport with daughters to visit Shelburn. Carnegie Tech student Martin Mundorf to graduate with MA. Memorial and Decora tion Day observed by Redmen with two addresses. Prof Wilbur Harnish and Max visit from Bellflower. Mary Ogden returns from Indianapolis to see relatives. Marshall residents host Sunday dinner at Thornburgs. Edna Cuilter to marry Robert J Steller in Birds City Kansas. Malloy, Dixon and others hymn group at Twin Lakes park Paris. Booths and Clara Schwanecke visit from Chicago.
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