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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

4

West Union residents update and visits from afar

Bessie Wright improves after appendicitis operation last week. A S Coryell bought the RJ Poomaan store building. Mrs W Hale of Terre Haute visits her parents. Terre Haute cousins visit here. Leroy Iord and wife visit relatives from Chicago. Emia Harmon and wife head to Akron for future home. Mrs Bella Gard of Akron visits relatives. Mabel Brown in hospital reported better.

Bessie Wright A. S Coryell RJ Poomaan W. Hale Terre Haute Chas McKinney Jamis Garred McKinney Leroy Iord Chicago Emia Harmon Akron Ohio Bella Gard Mabel Brown

Sunday Visits Across Ohio and Darwin Neighborhoods

Mildred Whitaker of Ohio vicinity spent over Sunday with Wilna Cline. Margaret Hollenbeck visited Logan Miles of Darwin. Ruth Elizabeth Walker spent Sunday with Mabel Jackson. Mrs Mattie Miller and children visited her mother, Mrs Ruth Walker. Carson Alexander and family of Grand Prairie visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Pave Thompson. Sylvia Holenbeck stayed a few days with sister Lola Clough of Darwin. Kittle Strohm and daughter of Avon spent Sunday with Thomas Carpenter. Mary Lederman called on Maude and Martha Blizzard Tuesday afternoon. Gertrude Barth and children of Met calf visited Friday and Saturday with Alma Williams. Bennie Strohm of Avon spent Sunday afternoon with John Blizzard.

Mildred Whitaker Ohio Wilna Cline Margaret Hollenbeck Logan Miles Darwin Ruth Elizabeth Walker Mabel Jackson Mattie Miller Ruth Walker Carson Alexander Grand Prairie Pave Thompson Sylvia Holenbeck Lola Clough Kittle Strohm Avon Thomas Carpenter Mary Lederman Maude Martha Blizzard Gertrude Barth Metcalf Alms Williams Bennie Strohm John Blizzard

Jenny Be Good at Pythian Theatre Opens June 17

Mary Miles Minter stars in Jenny Be Good a 6 reel mix of comedy and drama at the Pythian Theatre. A second program June 21 features the Fox Big Super 7 reel photoplay Should a Husband Forgive with an all star cast and a 10 and 20 cent admission.

Mary Miles Minter Jenny Fox Wonder

Auction Notice at Armstroon Township Site

Administraterg Sale announced for June 27 near Armstroon south of the National Road and east of Marshall and Terre Haute. Implements offered under terms of cash or notes with 7 percent interest due in 6 months, auctioneer Clyde H Knowles. Pearl Broadhurst and Everett Connelly are names mentioned in the notice.

Armstroon Chutch Oor Wattes Marshall Terre Hlate Joremy Ing

Martinsville Bonds Vote Open In City Election Day

Martinsville holds a local election to issue 24000 dollars in bonds for water works. Community events note social visits and church activities. obituaries cover Roy Garver and John Snider. A caravan of business leaders toured Annapolis to promote road projects and crosscity wood building plans.

Samuel Krovssman Auburn

Sunday Visits Across Avon and Nearby Families

Perry Williams wife and son visited Sunday with his parents of Avon Wm Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Ed Higginbotham's. George Lederman and family and Harry Higginbotham and family spent Sunday with John Lederman's. Martha Brewster visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Charles Hollenbeck.

Perry Williams Avon Wm Carpenter Ed Higginbotham George Lederman Harry Higginbotham John Lederman Martha Brewster Charles Hollenbeck

Local Social Roundup From York Community

Mr and Mrs W L Roberts entertained guests including Mrs Phebe Elliott of Orange Mrs M Barker and others then left for their Marshall home. Several families visited relatives at Greenup Evansville and Terre Haute with trips to Greencastle and Bridgeport.

Local residents visit kin and travel notices fill weekend

Esther Harrison Leona Clem and Margaret Price attend summer Normal school in Charleston spending the weekend with relatives. Many others depart for Mayfield Indianapolis Muncie Toledo and more visiting family or on business. Edward E Cook dies at 68 from blood poisoning after an appendectomy with funeral in Effingham United Brethren church.

Esther Harrison Leona Clem Margaret Price Charleston H. M. Grant Helen Wilma Mayfield Robert G. Holmes Cheyenne Wyo C. C. Orrell Amo Ind BE. A. Dyer Oliver Baxter Sam B. Smith New Ross Lula Templeton Indianapolis Madeline Welch John Schriver Edward Perking Goldie Willingham Ridge Farm Lane Fortney Muncie Charles Fortney J K “Killian Marshfield W B. Berkley Sylvia Willingham Greenup George T Smith Chiildren Toledo Kich Cora Lamb South Sixth St Dorcas Glass Mesdames Ern Schulck Fay Sturdevant Harriet Shields South Aerial Avenue United Brethren Church Mooo Myers Daue Rose Wilkerson Mazon Ralph E Cook Gs City

Local Notes From Marshall Area Churches and Homes

Dolson Sparry Claypool was in Marshall Saturday afternoon. Several from here attended children services at Five Points Sunday evening. Bruce Spires and family spent Sunday afternoon at Clarence Goebleis. John Snyder, who resided at Martinsville, was buried at Blue Grass, Sunday. Eva Clark of Terre Haute is visiting Mrs. Diana Murphy a few days. Silas Murphy and family spent Sunday at Clarence Wallis's, south of Marshall. Frank Willingham of Casey was in this locality last week getting subscriptions for the Orange Judd Farmer. Mrs. Jess Wilcoxson left Monday for Pennsylvania to join her husband working there. Owen Hendrix and family spent Sunday with his brother Will and family.

J W Huinkies W Rineohl Westfeld Jerry Ishler Iza Pasig Marrs Waren 'Rd Romsburg Ohle Kausig Wesley Dodd Perring Ldren Sen J MFE Orange James Rush Oswego Ill Spencer Ird John Snider Homer East Bond Street Snider Blue Grass Church Blue Grass C WN Crissman Roy Garver France Flying Corps US Army Our City R. A. Jones North Mill Street Legion Mr. Webber VU. B Martinsville Brazl Ind Annapolis Sparry Claypool Marshall Five Points Bruce Spires Clarence Goebleis John Snyder Bluse Grass Eva Clark Terre Hautd Diana Murphy Silas Murphy Clarence Wallis Frank Willingham Casey Orange Judd Farmer Jess Wilcoxson Pennsylvania Owen Hendrix Will

Social visits and family gatherings across Spiketown and Terre Haute

Spiketown residents Harry Findley and family spent Sunday with Edward Fredenberger. The Murphy and Hoenig families, along with Lola Hoenig and Lucy Geodorkis, visited Clarence Oehler and Terre Haute relations. Elizabeth McKenzie returned to work Monday and Bessie Stepp visited her uncle in Terre Haute. Emma Mildred Hoenig visited Mary Norton. a stray personal remark closes the brief.

Spiketown Harry Findley Edward Fredenberger Ella Mayle James Murphy Monroe Hargrave Lola Herman Hoenig Clarence Oehlers Lucy Geodorkis Terre Hauté Elizabeth McKenzie Bessie Stepp Terre Haute Emma Mildred Hoenig Mary Bebsie Norton

Local News Roundup From Clarksville And Martinsville

Grace Cassady moved to her Clarksville property from David Lutz place last week. Minnie Barrett closed a successful term of school at Germany Thursday. Barrett is a young teacher who has excelled each term. Lewis Spratt works for Hurley Findley. R. E. Babcock and daughter Cecil shopped in Martinsville Thursday. Hurley Findley and daughter Mary Jane visited Hershel Knowles family at Marshall Sunday. Beachout family and Daisy of Homer spent Sunday with Ella Miller. Clarksville Baptist church to hold Sunday night services. Timothy Babcock, wife and daughter Mabel, with R. E. Babcock, visited Albert Cassady near Robinson Sunday. Hurley Findley bought a new truck.

Grace Cassady David Lutz Place Clarksville Minnie Barrett Germany Miss Barrett Lewis Spratt Hurley Findley R. E. Babcock Cecil Martinsville Mary Jane Hershel Knowles Marshall Beachout Daisy Homer Ella Miller Clarksville Baptist Church Timothy Babcock Mabel Albert Cassady Robinson

West York Notes Dedication Attendees And Visits

Mollie Lewis attended Annapolis dedication exercises Sunday. Pauline Baker of Hutsonville visited Lewis and others last week. Heldon Weldmand of Walnut Prairie called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Martin Newlin attended the Annapolis church dedication. Mrs John W Richard of Marshall visited her sister, Mrs Allen Hicks. Rev Hollingsworth of Georgetown preached at the M E church Saturday night. Mrs Ike Seymour and others went to Paris to celebrate Norma Bell's birthday. Terre Haute visitors Mr and Mrs Tunis Good visited their aunt Carrie Niday. Dora Clinger and family visited Viola Smith. Elvina Layton went to Homer to visit daughter Leslie Lindley.

Heldon Mae Walnut Irairie Martin Newlin New Church Annapolis John W Richard Marshall Allen Hicks Hollingsworth Georgetown M E Ike Seymour C. C. Lewis Sarah Bell Ruskin Bell Paris R. L. Bell Norma Bell Tunis Good Terre Haute Carrie Niday Dora Clinger Earl Blanch Bloomfield Ind Viola Smith Elvina Layton Homer Leslie Lindley

Sunday School Reorganized at Ohio Chapel Under Mrs Anna Shotwell

The Ohio Chapel Sunday School has been reorganized with Mrs Anna Shotwell as superintendent. locals Anna Shotwell leads the program while families including Ray Davison and others join in Sunday gatherings. Several households report visits and meals. residents note many with whooping cough and various friendships noted across Martinsville Paris Hutsonville and Robinson areas.

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Union Pythian Theatre Administraterg Sale Apyer Pearl Broadhurst Everett Connelly Clyde H. Knowles Wao H Macshall Uline Ra York W L. Roberts Phebe Elliott M Barker Nell Eisner Ruth Fern J L. Roberts and Roberts Ernie Holmes Fairbanks Sarah Nickel Henry Young Willis Donovan Kankakee Howard Jackson Dolson South Dolson West York Mollie Lewis Pauline Baker Hutsonville Lewis Money Milling Company Sunkist Kinghan Schumacher Paul Kuhn’ & Co Ben Forsythe Walnut Prairie, Ill Michigan Ave Frank Duzan, Marshall Ohio Chapel Anna Shotwell Ray Davison Harry Bartlett Lee Jackson John Davison John Alexander Will White Purl Craig Floy Alex Craig Ida Dora Medsker Fred Koppler Leon Lindsey Clark Medsker Ernest Marvin Geo. Davison’s Mary Pease Harold Davidson Hugh Wayne Medsker Ralph Lindley Champaign Elsie Spangler Grace White Ethel Leuchts of Ida Craig Henry Lindley Lawrence Newlin Walby Battery Ralph Prevo East Main Street Marshall, Ill Tame Boys
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