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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
4
Local residents circulate through Marshall Terre Haute and surrounding towns with visits and extended stays. The community reports ball game results, family visits, travels to St Louis for medical care, and a funeral. Notable names include Mrs Alice Prevo Mr A L Cork and Rev J L O Neal with Mrs James Nichols Mrs Charles Johnson and Dorothy Marvin among attendees.
Atha J. Cline and his wife from Clinton spent Sunday with his grandfather I O Mallory. Mr and Mrs Russell Warters and their son visited from Danville from Saturday evening to Monday morning.
The Mill Creek church junior and card classes enjoyed a picnic. Sunday visits included William Norton and family with Carl Norton in Ernst and Peter Pearce from Marshall staying with John Blizzard. A birthday gathering honored Ruth Walker as family and friends joined in Allright.
Percy Murphy of near Terre Haile spent Sunday with home folks. Vern Meloy of Missouri was visiting relatives here. Alpha Claypool and family were guests of Bert Dunn and wife near Grandview Sunday. John P. Heath, longtime resident of the area, is mentioned in the same column.
Several from here attended the Baptist rally at Effingham Sunday. Clarksville Baptist society plans an annual ice cream supper July 4. Elder Fuson preached at Clarksville church. John P. Heath, northwest of Clarksville, suffered a stroke after returning from church. Wm Fox and relatives celebrated an 18th wedding anniversary. Ott Welsh injures foot in hay baler.
Miss Ida Adams of Weat Union visited Miss Letha Sebastain. Cy Monroe and family of Sullivan spent Saturday with relatives here. Miss Fern Eisner of Palestine will spend her summer vacation with her grandmother Mrs Molancy Barker.
Fragmentary community notes list visits and travels among area residents. Names include Mrs Frank Nay and the Bueschmeyer family at their daughter and son in law's home, Roe Davis and WWius Davis, Ralph and Homer Hendricks, Jess Meloy and family, Jess Beachout and family, Emmett Meloy, and others. Several lamb marketings at Martinsville are mentioned.
Lozie Clark and wife returned home from Danville Monday after spending a few days with Bob Wheeler and wife. The trip included time with hater reeRS ard berts, at Maret ang Feus, and Prank Mitter aaa Pe.
Local residents shared Sunday visits with relatives and friends across Marshall and nearby towns including Geisert of Stump vicinity Minnie Geisert and families with Allen Thompson and John Sullivan in Marshall. Blanche Liffick of Terre Haute visited Dan Lewis's family while Pickers Pickens and Louie Hawker groups spent Sunday with neighbors.
Wheat fields in the vicinity are being harvested as neighbors attend revival services at the Marshall tent. Bertha Beltz buys a new car. Sunday school led by George Cork notes progress. Bonnie Wyrick visits with Blanche and Edna Liggett. Charles Sweltzer carpenters nearby while Lila Callen and children visit Susan Wyrick. Joe Wyrick visits Paul Wyrick from Livingston. Basket dinner sponsored by Wyrick and Weaver at Ed Wyrick’s on June 26 with Rev. Wheeldon. Lulu and Edna Weaver of Terre Haute visit sister Mrs. Mayme Hogue.
Mrs. Bruce Thompson returns from Mattoon while Miss Leona Clem visits Terre Haute aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Orrell visit daughter Mrs. Ernest Dyer in Amo. Guests arrive from Sullivan and Davenport. A local road group forms to push a cement highway from Allerton to Albion. Casey Radiators lose to Paria. Point Pleasant beats Casey II.
The Nationals defeated West York 12 to 1 at The Sugar Ridge on Sunday. Winning batteries were Milan and Lowe. losing batteries Lindley Cullop and Cult. Nationals remain undefeated with four wins this season.
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