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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1927

Page

3

Record of a California Rainstorm and Glendale News

Glendale California February 24 1927 notes a week long storm from February 12 to 17 bringing nearly 10 inches in Glendale and 21.69 inches for the season thus far. It compares rainfall across Los Angeles Long Beach Mount Wilson and mentions washed out bridges and rail traffic delays. It highlights post storm crops and a booming building boom in Glendale with over ten million dollars in the year and plans for a six story bank. It also records social visits, weddings, and local residents’ movements including Effie Jumper Lillie Mrs Fred Martin Mrs Charles Prevo and others with notes on Miss Zenana Armentrout and Rosebroagh family ties.

Glendale Los Angeles Long Beach Mount ‘Wilson San Diego Ymore Clark County Effie Jumper Lillie Fred Martin Otho Tibbs Will Redman Charles Prevo Mayme Oregon United States Miami Fla.t G. A. Woodburn Nellie Lola

Local Social Notices Include Visits and Bereavement

Mr and Mrs Will Shotwell hosted Allen of St Louis for a Sunday visit with Alma Grace and Robert White. Velma Tharp visits her mother Mrs Youn for the week. Mrs Harry Thompson entertained guests at dinner for her daughter Doris birth Lois Givay died at his Marshall home and was buried there Monday.

Orlie Shotwell Mildred Terre Haute Fred Davison John Holler Bonnie Allen Downey Mina Kelly J. P. Downey Casey Emmett Tharp St. Louis Ottie Davison Carroll Gard Marshall Ted Miller Snyder Harris Brown Babe Davison Chrisman Davison Fred Ledermann Walnut Prairie Ars Will Shotwell Whit Allen St.Louis Alma Grace Robert White Velma Tharp J Youn Harry Thompson Doris Lois Givay

Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Spittler and Carpenter Families

Mrs. Gerald Davison and Quin ton visited her parents David Spittler family from Sunday to Tuesday. Rose Carpenter spent Sunday with Lucy Chambers and children. Ray Spittler of Marshall visited his parents on Sunday. Various neighbors and relatives including Henry Spittler Kite Maxwell Shaffner Lambdin Carpenter and Carpenter family members spent days with each other and in nearby towns.

Gerald Davison Quinton David Spittler Rose Carpenter Lucy Chambers Ray Spittler Marshall Henry Spittler Henry Kite Ruby Serwise Avon John Carpenter Thomas Carpenter L. D. Coombes Hite Clace Shaffner Ola Maxwell Audrey Shaff Raymond Lambdin’s Audrey Shaffner Arcola Mra McDaniel Emily Freeman

Community Notices From Martinsville and Nearby

Sunday visits fill the week as families gather at relatives homes and neighbors share time. Milestones include James Chickadonz celebrating his 80th birthday with 15 neighbors and friends while Ed Gard moves to the Anna Lutz property in Marshall.

Fred Koppler Martinsville Frank Morgan C. F. Romoser Howard Cleo McNair Oscar Shick Roscoe Zeigler Wilma Thompson Margaret Shick Ray Thompson Wm. Gard Homer Strohm Terre Haute Ben Strohm Grand Turn Bessie Morgan Hannah Morgan Fairy Lichtenberger Louise Bender Cleda Kile Lida Albrecht Adam Kile Jacob Gard John Albrecht, Jr Ed Chickadonz Ed Gard

Radio Broadcasters Must Apply For New Licenses

Washington March 1 Sec of Commerce Herbert Hoover announced that under the radio bill signed February 23 broadcasters must apply within 60 days for new licenses. The Radio Commission takes over air control to clear up interference, though funding may be needed and listeners must be patient as the system is phased in.

Washington, D. C Sec. of Commerce Herbert ‘Hoover Coolidge New Radio Commission Seo

Local notes from West Union and area feature births, visits, and deaths

Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder and daughter visited Merle Klinefelter and family over the weekend. Mrs Foster Whitlock returned from Robinson hospital and is recovering. Horace Crumlin and wife welcomed a baby boy. Several residents visited kin and shopped in nearby towns. Mrs Sadie Meeker and Mrs Kate Williamson are mentioned in visits. Mrs Minerava Athey Carter died at 58, survived by husband Price, eight children, and siblings. funeral at Church of Christ. Washington tea hosted by Ladies Aid for Washington's birthday.</s>

Frank Snyder Merle Klinefelter Foster Whitlock Robinson Hospital Horace Crumlin Chas. Whitlock Gertie Milam Emma Alexander A “Rank Coombes Fred Reisner Casey Ed Snyder A C Whitlock W. H. Harrison Sam Nichols Terre Haute Sadie Meeker Grandma Snyder Albert Poorman Grace Blizzard Carl Athey Alma Mattox Carson Green Minerava Athey Carter Don Wilson Walnut Prairie Price Carter Nancy Wilson Mary Carter Albert Carter Hoopeston Thomas Carter Portsmouth Vern Arthur Carl Charles Carter Mary Brown Arkansas T J. Athey West York Church of Christ Eld Wiley Mathis Washington Wm Caulliflower Hutsonville Raymond Steel Steele Ira Seigel Erastus Reynolds Palestine John White Webb Tuttle Joseph Green Robinson

Weekend Visits and Local Notices From Robinson Area

Local residents from Paris Robinson Hutsonville and West Union share Sunday visits and social events. Mr West York and family return from Paris after a mother’s visit. Neighbors gather for a home talent play in Robinson and a relative’s funeral. Malcolm Knight plans a new house on the Cullop lot. A milestone birthday for Alonzo Draper is noted with neighbors dropping by.

Jay Harrington Cecil Bell Paris Ike Seymour Dee Rains Rains Alice Evans Melrose Township John A. Piety Charles Plety Frances A. Kelly Naomi Crawford Terre Haute Martin Newlin Harry C. Ferriman Dulcine Miss R. L. Bell R. I. Richards Max Mattison West Union Carry Thompson Roy Thompson John Thomas Malcolm Knight Robert Bennett Hutsonville W. E. Ormiston Robinson

Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois

By order of the County Court Alma K Poorman executrix of Russell J Poorman deceased seeks court permission to sell the estate. A public sale will be held on April 2 1927 at Marshall Illinois from 10am to 4pm at the east door of the county courthouse. The description begins near the southwest corner of section 17 township 9 north range 11 west and continues over measured distances.

Clark County Ilinois Alma K. Poorman Russell J Poorman Tocwit Court House Marshall Section Township Zishty Ihancsa

Land description and sale terms in Clark County notice

A probate notice advertises real estate in Clark County Olfnole on two parcels. One parcel describes 40 acres in the southwest quarter of section 17 township 9 north range 11 west, with detailed boundary lines. The second parcel covers about one half acre in section 20 with specified boundaries. Sale requires cash in hand and security for mortgage indebtedness to W Cole and B F Johnson. Administratrix Alma K Poorman and attorney S M Scholfield sign. Advertisement 94.

Ning Township Clark County Olfnole B. F. Johnson A. D

Classified ads drive results for local readers

Local Herald section highlights classified ads as a quick way to buy, sell, and find services. Readers discover bargains, job listings, and community notices through brief lines and contact details.

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