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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
Casey residents visit relatives and travel to Chicago Davenport and Kansas for gatherings. The piece lists many visitors from Bristow Lovington Cushing and Indianapolis and describes band concerts Embroidery clubs and a Fourth of July park plan. It notes a rail radiator firm leadership change and ongoing home remodeling in Casey Illinois.
The Martinsville column records frequent visits and returns of residents and relatives including Lola Lathrop of Terre Haute homecoming after weeks away. It notes trips by Fred Tarman and family from Champaign and Mrs. W. Harned from Bethany to Indiana and back. Funeral for Mary Simmons from Dilton Oklahoma was held with burial at Rupp cemetery.
Miss Jane Morton of Springfield is spending her vacation with her parents. George Bartlett living west of town suffered a broken leg Thursday when his roller stopped causing him to fall between the frame of the roller. Mr. and Mrs. Othel Miller were the Bueses of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wernz at Hutsonville Sunday.
Miss Jane and Mrs. Cork visit relatives with Aunt Mrs. Arthur in Terre Haute. Nell Forsythe visits Chicago parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Forsythe. Mr. and Mrs. Morton host Salt Lake City guests Mr. and Mrs. James Morton. E Dir Morton and Ruth McClure with Virginia and Frank Castel of Marshall visit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arowe. Celestay Boyd Hutsonville spends day with sister Mrs. E Dehl. Adam Gardner and Sam Nichols host Sunday guests. Lester Paddock of Gary visits mother Maudey dock. Louise Hughes of Evansville attends Marshall hosts with L. P. Schwanecke and son Duncan. Ona and Francis Bartlett, Fred Reisner, and Edgar Willams join Mrs. Jack Cline Thursday. Will Davison family of Marshall visit Charles Strohm. Alex and Chas. Klinefelter of Hin Valley stay with Merle Klinefelter. James Himes of Kansas weekends with E. Dehl. Jos Willig and son Ben return to Vincennes. Clara Goldsmith of Mattoon visits locally.
Mr and Mrs Clem Thomas of Terre Haute return after visiting John Thomas. Mrs Martin Newlin hosted dinner for Emmett Welsh, Harry White, Anna White, Tom White, Alice Meng, and Albert Wright and children from West Union. The Irwins from Chicago visited Priscilla Mount. Ernest Newlin and Henry Holaday visited Robinson. Olla Hicks stays with Orville Medsker family near Melrose. Mrs Percy Smith of Boston traveled to Chicago after visiting Viola Smith. G F Smith returned from Lawrenceville. Ross Hardin and children of Robinson visited Hardy Holiday's family. Elvina Layton entertained relatives for dinner with Clem Beals, Paul Weeks, Fred Layton, Lola Carter, Miss Carter from Terre Haute, and Harry Bennett from Windsor.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Henderson and Helen West Whion spent Sunday withers and Mraz Ray Hand at an informal gathering.
Choctaw Grace Haddix and family from Darwin, with William Neal of Kansas, spent Sunday with Charles Hollenbeck and family Perry Williams and kin. John Blizzard and Maude Blizzard visited Mrs Alice Lambdin and Herman at Allright. Frank Coombs and family from West Union joined the gatherings with Mr and Mrs Burger and son Fred.
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