Legion of Honor Picture Show Yet to Open
On Monday a Legion of Honor feature screens while Tuesday presents William Farnum in Wolves of The Wight. The program runs 27 reels with admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
5
On Monday a Legion of Honor feature screens while Tuesday presents William Farnum in Wolves of The Wight. The program runs 27 reels with admission 10 and 20 cents.
Local notes list visits and travels of residents from Marshall and nearby areas. Names include Jeff Cline Frank Lennox Harry Prust I N Richart Wm Fraker Eph Mundy and families. Several trips to Terre Haute Indianapolis Chicago and Findlay mark the week with dances and social visits.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travels and gatherings in and around Marshall. Notables include W. H. Downey of Orange, Frank Berger of Martinsville, Albert Harrington of Arcola, and Wm. P. Bennett the former Marshall resident who died in Chicago. Other items mention visits to Martinsville, Terre Haute, Newcastle, and Paris with various family members and local business trips.
Fred Mightlinger visits Mt Carmel after a two month south and southwest trip. Gleen Brown hosts a dinner in Terre Haute for Het Yams who leaves Monday for Findlay Ohio. Guests include Helen Adams Jack McQuir Grendel Bennett Sidnex and Frank rcher. Lydia English and Edns Wasin’iser spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Perry Strohm in West Union. Mrs C F Behner hosts Sunday school class. Twenty one members attend a meeting at 2 o clock with calily tes served. class socializes on first Monday of March.
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