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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

9

West York social notices drift through regional ties

West York Eld. E. Stivers of Sumner willis his appointment here Saturday eve ning and Sunday morning. All are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Harry Bennett and son Richard of Windsor return home after death of her nephew Ralph Lindley. Numerous local families visit relatives and attend illnesses, dinners, and farewells as Martinsville, Robinson, Hutsonville, and Terre Haute connections appear across weekend gatherings and travel.

Eld. E. Stivers Sumnert Harry Bennett Richard of Windsor Ralph Lindley Leslie Lindley Homer Ralph Marguerite Cullop Terre Haute Orville Medesker West Union Silas Burnett Graysville Ind Alva Orcutt Will Drake York A. J. Goff Fanny Lu Billy Robinson Martin Newlin Harry Green George Green Maud Riggs Hutsonville Grace Musgrave John White Sumner Bert Thatcher D. N Stanfield Lois Lester Barrett Derris Matilda Spivey

Martinsville Families Spend Sundays Across Counties

Dolson Ralph Davis and family from Martinsville visited his parents Will and Mrs. Davis. Joseph Claypool and Liggett kin were here with relatives. Ed Read of Marshall came on business. Alpha Claypool and Felton Miller's guests north of Clarksville. Ed Beachout and wife from Five Points and Laura Heimer’s family joined Thursday. Homer Brosman and wife from Marshall stayed with Sam and Mrs. Brosman. Claypool relatives visited Terre Haute. Fern Meloy of Missouri arrived to stay with J. W. Hutchings and kin. John Kirchner Louie Heiss Ham Clapp and families visited George Claypool. Murphy families and Goekler relatives attended church near Casey. Mrs. Jeff Paul, once of Dolson, died in Kansas. funeral at Green Moss church and burial Friday. Kenneth and Audrey Claypool and George Schwartz in Martinsville.

Ralph Davis Martinsville Will Davis Joseph Claypool Liggett Ed Read Marshall Alpha Claypool Felton Miller Clarksville Ed Beachout Five Points Laura Heimer Homer Brosman Sam Brosman Claypool Terre Haute Fern Meloy Missouri J. W. Hutchings John Kirchner Louie Heiss Ham Clapp George Claypool Zenas Silas Murphy Diana Murphy Elmer Ralph Goekler Casey Jeff Paul Dolson Kansas Green Moss Kenneth Audrey Claypool George Schwartz

Meehling Returns Home as Family Visits Highlight Town

Fred Meehling has come home to stay as Misses Ella and Bernice Geheb called on Leona Bell Sunday. John Meehing returned Sunday from a visit with his daughter Bernice Geheb who has been staying with her grandmother and spent the day with homefolks.

Fred Meehling Ella Bernice Geheb Leona Bell John Meehing

Local Notices From South Dolson and Vicinity

Elizabeth Pease returned from California and stays with grandson Cleophas Hornbrook in Marshall. Miss Celil Babrock visited aunt Louisa Babeck near Darwin. R P Nichman and daughter with Ben Richey visited Terre Haute. M W A met at Randolph Pearce home. next meeting at Robert Babcock on July 19. Death of Mrs Phillip Inlow, body sent to Vermillion for burial beside husband. Ice cream social at Ben Richey home attended by many locals. Carriéville Baptist church plans July 4 social. Russell Sage and Helen Harris visited Mike Reeley.

Elizabeth Pease Terre Bello California Cleophas Hornbrook Marshall Celil Babrock Louisa G. Babeck Darwin R. P. Nichman Ben Richey Sam Ellis Terre Haute Randolph Pearce Robert Babcock Phillip Inlow Vermillion Wm. Fox Virgil Thomas C. Craham Timothy Babcock Mabel Bertha Carriéville Baptist Church Russell Sage Helen Harris Mike Reeley

Freeman Holdaway Marriage Quietly Ties Two Families

Perry Freeman and Mary Holdaway were quietly married Saturday by Rev. Wheeldon of West Terre Haute. Clara Thompson and children visited Emily Freeman. L. D. Coombs and wife visited Terre Haute. Charles Freeman and family and others spent Sunday with Fred Koppler and wife of Avon. Henry Kile and wife visit son Orlie for a few days.

Perry Freeman Chas. Freeman Mary Holdaway Charles Holdaway Wheeldon West Terre Haute Clara Thompson Emily Freeman Charles Freeman Harry Freeman Near Sandford Fred Koppler Avon Henry Kile Orlie

Community Notes From Chota Valley August Visitations

Sunday gatherings include John Blizzard with Allen Crumlin of Ohio and Elmer Higginbotham visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Ledermann. Kittie Strohm and Elsie Avon visit Mrs Hattie Blizzard and family. Also attending are Mrs Lola Morton Warren Phoebe Ledermann Holith sport and others. Local preaching scheduled for Saturday night and Sunday. Will Hollenbeck of Marshall and Florence Ledermann with Mildred Edith Leder mann observed Sunday visits.

John Blizzard Allen Crumlin Ohio Elmer* Higginbotham John Ledermann Kittie Strohm Elsie Avon Hattie Blizzard Hutiled Fdckson

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