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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

8

Westfield Man John Strader Dies After Brief Illness

John Strader 70 lifelong Westfield resident died early Saturday at his daughter’s home two miles north of town after about three weeks of illness. Born in Hutton Township in 1849 he lived in Coles and Clark counties most of his life. Funeral Sunday June 13 at 2:30 from United Brethren Church led by Rev E G Sandmeyer and Rev T F Lowry. He leaves six children, 18 grandchildren, a niece Merle Strader, three sisters and a brother with many other relatives and friends in Westfield Review.

Joan Strader Sifelong Westfield Mike Fyverett Alr. Strader Hutton Township Coles Clark United Brethern Church E G Sandmeyer M E Charleston T F Lowry Westfield Baptist Church Will Harry Alva Hindsboro Lizzie Hofsas Atwood Myrtle Everhart Mae Drake Merle Strader Suzanne Beavers Emmaline Virden Angeline Goodman She's City Mo Andrew Straedr Pawhuska Oklo Westfield Review

Uncle Joe Snider Dies at 81 in Marshall Home

Joseph Snider known as Uncle Joe died at his East Main Street home Saturday at 6 00 am He was 81 years 9 months 14 days a Civil War veteran and retired farmer He leaves a wife a son a daughter two surviving children Mrs Frank Raine of Terre Haute Mrs Elmer Marlow of Bethany and Ed of West Union Also seven great grandchildren and a brother in New Orleans Funeral services were Monday at Brick Church with Rev D T Black Inurnment Brick Cemetery Snider born New Orleans September 5 1838 married Mary Ingle June 22 1863 after 17 years on Walnut Prairie they moved to Marshall Known to all as Uncle Joe for his kind words and familiar face

Joseph BE. Snider Uncle Joe East Main Street Mr Snider D. T. Black Joseph Snider New Orleans Louisiana Mary Ingle Frank Raine Terre Haute Elmer Marlow Bethany West Union Walnut Prairie Marshall Td Child Joe Eversyone James Philbin Findlay Ohio Lydia Huey Rosemary Westfield Harry C Sturdevant Maxine James J. Dunn Lawrenceville Ill W T. Lamb H C. Sturdevant H. C Leggett Orion Goble Charleston Harley Ruff Urbana University of Illinois Palmer Ewing Parsons Kansas Bert A. McGinness Ranger Tex Casey Clinton Chatter R. B. Boyd John J. Elder George Shimel J. H. Brooks Tulsa Okla Night Owl Leta Sherman East Washington Street Nina Mae Funk Lorna Dixon Rex Harris Jesse Deh St. Louis Vance V. Elliott, Jr Vance V Elliott Emrich Meinedsi Abareh

Lightning Strikes Barn Near Chrisman

Grant Yelton, a well known farmer near Chrisman, escaped death when a 4 to 5 pm storm struck a barn he had just entered. The bolt killed the driving team belonging to Nate Robinson, set the barn and stored hay ablaze, and destroyed a newly built garage. A dog owned by the Smith family died in the fire. Four hundred bushels of corn were consumed.

Chrisman Grant Yelton Wineh Yelton Nate Robinson Harry Smith Smith

Childe Resigns Postmaster Role at Miller’s Store

E W Childe resigns as post master and will become floor manager and cashier at Miller's store. Jus Wilard Childe will act as postmaster until an examination and new appointee occur, likely after the new administration. Willard, returning from service, will take his father's place at the post office. Martinsville Planet. The longer bachelors stay single, the harder they fall.

E W Childe Floo Miller’s Jus Wilerd Childe Miller Store Childe Willard Martinsville Planet

Community Notices and Visits Across Several States

Newton residents and visitors travel for family and summer plans with many heading to Chicago Nashville Chelsea Urbana and Paris Ill On the local scene a slow game ends 9 to 3 as Casey defeats Clinton Push and clubs meet for social sewing and embroidery sessions The Mohr and Reynolds Exposition Shows canceled due to lack of rail transport from Danville Ill and will be rescheduled likely for July 4.

Omitted Judge Andy Hardway Named for Orange Township

County board of supervisors had listed all election judges but failed to include Andy Hardway a Republican chosen for Orange township. The correction notes his addition to the Orange township slate.

County Board of Supervisors Andy Hardway Orange Township

Camel cigarettes praised for flavor and blend quality

An advertisement extols Camel cigarettes highlighting Turkish and domestic tobaccos, noting a superior smooth taste with no lingering aftertaste or odor. It claims Camels outperform any cigarette in the world and urges consumers to choose quality over premiums.

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John Strader Uncle Joe Snider Miller's Pythian Theatre Anita Stewart Neil Shipman God's Country Arctic Circle Wapi the Walrus James Oliver Curwood Clark County Randall's Queen J. T. Randall Rere Lier Rez Belle Heath Newton Albany Ave Charles Gussman Toledo Everett Staley John K. Harrison Washington, D. C Henry Staley Walton Miller Chicago Harold Sanford Nelle Price Nashville H. Q. Hiser Blanta Florence Scott C. W. Hopkins Garnett Archie A. Buckley Wayne Emrick Illinois University W S Emrich Nettie Northwestern University W E. Gataway Kansas City A R Brown Perke “Haute Guy Dewhirst Margaret May Paris Mohr and Reynolds American Legion Danville WWE Gingham Wuuyy Dol "Marshall Amels Cantelsata
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