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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

11

Local Folks Visit Relatives Across Towns and States

Choctaw resident Harry Carpenter stayed with sister Grace Higginbotham in Marshall. Mildred Davison of near Paris visited Blizzard Sisters in town and spent Thursday with Mrs. Billa Crumlin and family in Ohio. Grace Haddix returned home to Terre Haute on Wednesday.

Harry Carpenter Grace Higginbotham Marshall Mildred Davison Paris Blizzard Hattie Blizzard Billa Crumlin Ohio Grace Haddix Terre Haute

Weekend Visits Across Indiana Families

Miss Nina Whitman of Potters Hall visited home folks Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gilbert and Vera before returning to Terre Haute Friday. Bruce Bridgewater and family also from Terre Haute spent the weekend here. James Monroe and family near Fairbanks visited Mrs. Fanny Jackson Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Athey Pinkston, Leslie Warner, and Phil Dennon spent Sunday in Linton. Ottoe Jackson of West Union called on Mrs. Fanny Jackson. Nellie Daugherty visits Terre Haute this week.

Nina Whitman Potters Hall Marcus Gilbert Vera Mattie Roberts Terre Haute Bruce Bridgewater James Monroe Fairbanks Ind Fanny Jackson Athey Pinkston Leslie Warner Phil Dennon Linton Ottoe Jackson West Union Nellie Daugherty

Five Points Dinner Guests and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Wm Veach entertained Sunday with dinner guests including Leary Murphy Chris Murphy Henry Murphy Ira Murphy Ruby Groves Pauline Linton Everett Veach and Earl Stourwald. Afternoon guests included Hazel Linton Irma Hinkle and Lester Veach. Joseph Burkett hosted dinner with Glenn Wilhoit Rex Sylvan Morgan Marie Burkett and Dale Wilhoit plus R E Bishop family. Pauline Linton of near Poland Ind visits relatives here.

Wm. Veach Leary Murphy Chris Murphy Henry Murphy Ira Murphy Ruby Groves Pauline Linton Everett Veach Earl Stourwald Hazel Linton Irma Hinkle Lester Veach Joseph Burkett Glenn Wilhoit Rex Sylvan Morgan Marie Burkett Dale Wilhoit R. E. Bishop Poland Ind

Dolson and Dolson Families Socialize Across Cities

Mr and Mrs Allen Claypool and their son Silas visited Bridgeport with relatives, while Mrs Diana Murphy traveled to Charleston and Kansas. The Hutchings of Arthur stayed with J W B Hutchings, Frank Nay and family visited from near Kansas. Audrey Shade from Auburn visited her son and daughter-in-law, and Allie Veach stayed with Harry Murphy near Pleasant Grove for two weeks.

Allen Claypool Bridgeport Silas Diana Murphy Charleston Kansas Russell Hutchings Arthur J W B. Hutchings Frank Nay Fred Buschmeyer Audrey Shade Auburn Jerry Claypool Allie Veach Harry Murphy Pleasant Grove

Terre Haute Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Terre Haute visitors include Russell Shotts and Clarence Shotts on Wednesday. Marshall hosts Carl Waller Gerald Easterday James and Eddie Clouse Thursday night. Henry Foster and wife of Anderson Indiana visit Wesley Easterday Saturday. Mrs David Clouse in Terre Haute with ill sister in law Ed Cramer. Gerald Easterday and Stanley Bierbaum in West Union Friday afternoon. Dave Clouse from Greenup visits home Sunday. Riley Baker and Miss Cletus Waller spend Sunday with Vern Spotts near Darwin. Mrs Will Waller visits daughter Mrs Fred Pine in Sassafras. Mae Turner stays with grandparents in Marshall. Carl Waller visits sister Ethel Brewster in Dennison.

Russel Shotts Carl Waller Gerald Easterday James Eddie Clouse Marshall Henry Foster Anderson Ind Wesley Easterday David Clouse Terre Haute Law Ed Cramer Stanley Bierbaum West Union Dave Clouse Greenup Riley Baker Cletus Waller

HOGUETOWN GUESTS AND A HOUSE FIRE REPORT

John D. Bennett and family of Indianapolis visit his mother Mrs. Emily Bennett and relatives. John Blakeman Kickapoo and Miss Opal Chapman with grandfather R P Chapman Orange township. John Noblet and family vacationing in Michigan. Ohio Oil house occupied by Dan Neibarger burns with limited belongings saved. Ralph and Eugene Deverick workers at Etchison Construction near Springfield visit home. Dewey Mays and wife of near Casey visit Elba Williams.

John D. Bennett Indianapolis Emily Bennett John Blakeman Kickapoo Ruby Ramsey Babe Terre Haute John Seaton Opal Chapman R. P. Chapman Orange Township John Noblet Michigan Ohio Oil Company Dan Neibarger Ralph Eugene Deverick Etchison Construction Co Springfield Dewey Mays Near Casey Elba Wiliams

Walnut Prairie visit nurses Mrs Miller amid cancer care

Mrs Ida Wariek of Westfield visited Monday to tend Mrs Tagisen Miller who is seriously ill with cancer. Claude St John and Ruby Boneateel spent Sunday with Delmas Cooper.

Ida Wariek Westfield Tagisen Miller Claude St John Ruby Boneateel Delmas Cooper

Local families visit relatives in Marshall and Sanford

In the afternoon they were joined by Helen and Alice Cooper and Mary Lee of Marshall and Gilbert Morrill of Casey. John Reyhel spent last week in Marshall with his grandparents Delmas Cooper. Geneva and Audrey Cooper spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Perry Freeman and family at Sanford Indiana.

Helen Alice Cooper Mary Lee Af Marshall Gilbert Morrill Casey John Reyhel Marshall Delmas Cooper Geneva Audrey Tesday Perry Freeman Familly Sanford Ind

West Union residents honor garlin and gilbert deaths

Charles Garlin of Walnut Prairie died Saturday and is buried at Beulah cemetery Tuesday. Dan Gilbert of West York also died Saturday after illness. Mr and Mrs Adam Gardner of Westville and Mr and Mrs O C Shotwell attended the funerals. Rebekah lodge members were guests for ice cream and cake after an evening visit by Mrs Ethel Day and others.

Charles Garlin Walnut Prairie Beulah Dan Gilbert West York Artist Howell Memphis Tenn Sam Nichols Adam Gardner Westville Gilbert Garlin O C_ Shotwell Ethel Day Stella Baker Gladys Cullinson Terre Haute Rebekah Lodge Elizabeth Harris Andy Milam Robinson Nichols A. C. Whitlock Mae Gilbert Thomas Garlin Wayne Cline

Morgan Family Visit Spans Week in Grandview Area

Chicago visitors arrive to spend a week with Amos Morgan and family. Ralph Morgan and children join Mrs. Amos Morgan and relatives near Grandview. Bruce Spires and daughter Sarah visit Joe Spires in Clarksville. Omer Brown from Chicago visits Amos Morgan family for two weeks. Harry Harbor and Tingley families attend Green Moss ice cream supper. Harry Murphy family welcomes baby boy George Thomas.

Ralph Morgan Chicago Amos Morgan Abe Babcock Reynard Babcock Grandview Bruce Spires Sarah Joe Spires Clarksville Omer Brown Harry Harbor Harry Tingley Green Moss Harry Murphy George Thomas

Social and family ties fill Sullivan visit weekend

Garner Burham and WE Ormiston visited Sullivan Saturday on business. Dozens of relatives from Watseka Robinson Hutsonville West Union and nearby towns hosted and joined meals and hospitality. Daniel Gilbert an 82 year old resident died after a short illness. services were held in Marshall and burial in its cemetery.

Garner Burham Sullivan Ind Ormiston Robinson Manford Seigel Babe Watseka Seigel Adam Cullop Alice Evans Dee Rains Universalist Mission Will Miller Lawrence Newlin Fendh Stoltz Sumher Yuisitor Stoltz Willard Miller George Rains I. Taylor Texas Edward Rains Hutsonville Albert Newlin West Union Abbie Lewis Mollie Will Lewis Will Orndorff Billie Mattoon Norma Bell Lewis Florence Emrich Casey Roscoe Richards Lou Cox Medford Seigel Life Family Daniel Gilbert Elder Sweet Marshall Christian Church Marshall Cemetery Pearl Life Joe Sims Terre Haute Allen Hicks Roy Barklow Raymond Melton Melrose Orville Medsker’s John Thomas George Howard Rosedale Carry Thompson Ausby Selgel

To Mae Fortune Smile She Best Way to Fortune

The Kuansing City Star quotes Mae Fortune urging effort as the best path to fortune. The note echoes a local proverb about hard work leading to success.

Mae Fortune

Harvest Kickoff Promises County Wheat Cut Before July Fourth

A Sand and Walnut prairie harvest began last Monday with expectations that all county wheat will be cut before the Fourth. A city party picnicked at Prevo's landing last Wednesday, then rode a river steamer for a long evening trip, returning by 11 p.m. The group, including Clarence Bryan and Edwin Booth among others, enjoyed an old fashioned outing despite gender mix.

Prevo’s Landing Messers Clarence Bryan Edgar Summers Milo Jones Willie Shaw Charley Gorham Dan Lockard Dave Strouse Edwin Booth Nellie Dulaney Jennie Archer Mary Bartlett Allie Day Nellie Stephenson Kate Harlan Lulu Doherty Mary Shaw Maggie Everson Lizzie Bennett Mert Martin Carrie Bennett Frank LeGore Emma Ewart

Forty Years Ago Our Courthouse Nears Completion

Forty years ago the new courthouse tower is capped and the spire in place. Cathedral glass transoms shine while the pilazzo remains for Aus Gray to finish. Gray tried to buy Battman’s livery stock but doubts about the building delay kept him from the trade. He hopes to move in elsewhere and open here in a few weeks with Harlan renting. Ed Hollingsworth appointed principal of the Casey schools after successful prior postings.

Court House Aus Gray Battman Harlan Ed Hollingsworth Casey

Confirmation Services Held In Catholic Church

Thirty years ago confirmation services were conducted last Sunday with Bishop Ryan officiating. A class of 44 young Catholics and three proselytes, Mrs Geo Gunder, Mrs Katherine Harman, and Miss Nellie McFarland, participated as music led by Mrs. Alice Gallagher. A bridge project at Van Bridge West Mill Creek will replace the wooden span with steel, taking three weeks, followed by the Big Creek trestle replacement. Postmaster Will Houge reports over 60000 dollars in new war bond applications.

Catholi Ryan Geo Gunder Katherine Harman Nellie McFarland Alice Gallagher van Bridge West Mill Creek Big Creek Will Houge

Local Residents Share News of Visits and Family Events

Mrs Edward Norris travels to Chicago to visit son Floyd Norris and granddaughter Betty Lou Norris returns home from a visit. Lebanon residents Mr and Mrs L A Dolson return after a week with relatives. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Everett Blockinger on June 20. Various relatives visit kin in Marshall Robinson Farina Terre Haute and Ellery with weekends and Sunday gatherings noted.

Edward Norris Floyd Norris Chicago Betty Lou Norris L. A. Dolson Hart Lebanon Ind Everett Blockinger Blockinger Mattie Spangler Ben Spangler Marshall Thompson Miller Walnut Prairie Charles Qegle Helen Gertrude Baker Sarah Myles Roy Pittinger Will Saiter Bauman Construction Company Farina Lawrence Hollenbeck Max Adam Liffick Gladys Robinson

Martinsville graduate age 26 from University of Loss

A 26 year old resident of Martinsville completed a six year program in business and law at the University of Loss.

Martinsville The University of Loss

Eastern Illinois Normal attendee and local property deeds

Miss Eva Honderich travels to Charleston for summer sessions. Lizzie and Kate Reynolds buy West Hamilton street lot for a new home. Local women visit Taylor Springs. Marshall’s First Congregational church cornerstone laid by Masons. Four room south side school addition contract awarded to Joseph Forbeck at 9300 dollars. Work to start immediately and finish by September to open school.

Eva Honderich Charleston Lizzie Kate Reynolds Hamilton Street Gertrude Machlan Nettie Fredenberger Mattie Walker Grace

Fire Destroys Coldren's Restaurant and Bakery

Ten years ago a fire at Coldren's restaurant and bakery started before five o'clock, likely from a gasoline stove explosion. The blaze heavily damaged the building and destroyed contents, with about 75 percent structural damage. The building and stock were insured.

Coldren Harriet Clark Chicago T. W. F. Clark Terre Haute Marshall Magdaline Dittman Elisha D. Pepper Pickens Miss

Unhappiness Defined in American Magazine Quote

An American Magazine excerpt defines unhappiness as selfishness and self worry. The remark frames unhappiness as a mental state arising from inward concern and ego.

Master in Chancery Sale Foreclosure in Clark County

State of Illinois Clark County meets foreclosure action in March term 1927 in the circuit court. Oscar L. Warner guardian of minor Freda Warner sues C. A. Garver et al for foreclosure in chancery.

State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Court of Chancery Oscar L. Warner Freda Warner Minor C. A. Garver

Public sale of Clark County land under 1927 decree

In pursuance of a March 22 1927 decree by a Clark County chancery court special master W T Hollenbeck will sell at 2 PM Saturday July 28 1928 at the east door of the courthouse Marshall Illinois the east half of the northwest quarter of section 19 township 11 north range 13 west containing 80 acres more or less for cash. Complainant's solicitor H R Snavely. Advertisement 26-3.

Hélienbeck Clark County Marshall Clark Illinois

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