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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

4

Community Notes From Martinsville and Surroundings

Martinsville area residents share visits and household moves from Will Hess to Vine street. Mrs Hymer, Tower teacher, plans to move into the Sinclair house in Arthur Meykek. Local sickness improves as Mrs Linn recovers from pneumonia and rheumatism. Church updates include a basement furnace at White Oak with a recent dedicatory service led by Rev J L Updegraph and Rev V O Barnhart. Cal­vin Barr of Marshall dies after hospitalization in Paris. Gus Birchfields’ son dies, funeral at Island Grove. Obituaries include Noel Poffinbarger at Ridgelawn. Several residents travel or relocate, with church activities and community gatherings noted.

Wayne Hess Decatur Will Hess Russell Cooper Shout Home Ben Stevenson Vine Street Hymer Tower School Stanfield House Sinclair Arthur Meykek John Linn Burdette Oakland Tom Wier Ford Marion Miller Robi Ora Miller Benton Linn Frederick J E Turner White Oak A P Smith J. L. Updegraph V O Barnhart J L. Updegraph Calvin Barr Marshall Martinsville Paris Hospital Baird Gus Birchfields Island Grove Ray Green Mary Moore Icie Francis Casey Don Romines Ova Stanfield Noel Poffinbarger Ridgelawn Willis Chapel Carlen Daley Kelley Niasa Bros Arthur Meeks Fay Macklin So Cpent Saedy Pilgrim Medune Kes Smith Herman Pendleton Tere Haute Chicago Heights Harry Flenner Milo Kessenbech Indianapoli Vic Winterrowd Wets Lous Walter Gascett Effingham Hassett Imil Dean Dill Chie See Ie Tome Edgar Summers Terre Haute Hospital Ed Euler Mexico

Local Social Minute Log Reveals Neighborly Visits

Community notes list numerous visits and small gatherings. Names include Maude Blizzard, Elsie Strohm, Avon. Doltvte Hollenbeck. Lola Norton. Harold Carpenter. Hershel Kile. Ralph Jackson. Carl Carpenter. Gladys Burger. Bessie Norton. Clara Norton. Nellie Williams. John Blizzard. Camis Thompson. Mrs Mary Carpenter. Bonnie Arbuckle. Ohio. Ida Wyrick. Edna Miller. Eqan. Joe Williams. Walter Nicol. Dollie Jol Tenbeck. Eunica Jacksai. Ferry Williams. The entry also mentions work, caregiving, and a casual remark about truth and a price line.

Maude Blizzard Elsie Strohm Avon Doltlte Hollenbeck Lola Norton Harold Carpenter Hershel Kile Ralph Jackson Carl Carpenter Bessie Norton Gladys Burger Oblong Clara Norton Nellie Williams William Norton John Blizzard Clare John Norton Carl Norton Camis ‘Thompson John. Buzzard Marys Carpenter Bonnie Arbuckle Ohio Ida’ Wyrick Edna Mier Eqan Sundsy Joe Williams Walter Nicol Irs Dollie Jol Tenbeck Eunica Jacksai Ferry ‘Willams God

Garner Town News Briefer from Local Notices

Mrs Samuel Broadhurst returns from Terre Haute where she visited sister ill. Mrs Dan Thompson recovering from flu. Mrs Zorns back from daughter's. Mrs Gus Thompson and Miss Ruby May were Marshall visitors Saturday. Depha Hewitt stayed with uncle Harley Hewitt. Marie Garner visited Clyde Hughes of Fishback from Friday to Sunday. Protracted meetings at Armstrong and Mt Moriah. Gertrude Garner with Ruby May Sunday afternoon. Grandma Higginbotham ill. community sympathetic. Clint Garner was among the 51 men who died in the Sullivan mine disaster.

Samuel Broadhurst Terre Haute Lou Campbell Dan Thompson Zorns Jack Medley Gus Thompson Ruby May Marshall Depha Hewitt Harley Hewitt Marie Garner Clyde Hughes Fishback Armstrong Mt Moriah Gertrude Garner Grandma Higginbotham Clint Sullivan Mine

Funeral Attendees Visit West Terre Haute Notables

Fr Fishback Mrs James Pickens Lonie Hawk er and wife and Kenneth Geisert attended the funeral of Clinton Higginbotham of West Terre Haute on Wednesday Mollie Sears and grandson Barnard Black called on Wiley O Black of Dresser Mr Black is very ill Mrs Kenneth Geisert visited her parents Sam Liffick and wife of Cooper Chapel Albert Tingley and family of Hutt spent Sunday with James Pickens Jr and wife Mr and Mrs Fred White of West Terre Haute spent over Sunday with Isaac Francis and wife

James Pickens Lonie Hawker Kenneth Geisert Clinton Higginbotham West Terre Haute Mollie Sears Barnard Black Wiley O. Black Dresser Black Sam Liffick Cooper Chapel Albert Tingley Hutt James Pickens Jr Fred White Isaac Francis

Church Meeting at Armstrong Progresoing Nicely

Mary E. Pulver of Marshall spent Sunday nearby Pauline Cork visited Charles Sweitzer and family Marjorie Sears of Marshall visited Garnet Routledge last weekend The Arm strong meeting is progressing well despite sickness and bad roads A strong spiritual interest has shown two conversions thus far

Mary E. Pulver Marshall Pauline Cork Charles Sweitzer Marjorie Sears Garnet Routledge Armstrong

Annapolis Shoppers Highlight Friday Afternoon Scene

Mrs. A. E. Francis and her daughter Ethal were seen shopping in Annapolis on a Friday afternoon. Barnett Sackride joined Thompson at a sale in Melr. details unclear.

A. E. Francis Ethal Annapolis Barnett Thompson

Local Visit and Family Calls Graph Nearby Communities

Mrs Néoma Evans of Melrose visited at the homes of J H Leagure Isaac Hoskinson and Alva Wells in the past week. Lola Lindley and daughter Wanda of near Annapolis stayed with Mrs Alice Sackrider. John and Anna Phillippi visited Alva Wells and family Sunday. Mrs M C Wells spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs Fairy Phillipp near Wesley Chapel. Miss Sylvia Naye of near Wesley Chapel stays with Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds this week. Viola Guyer of Quaker Lane area visited her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sackrider. Cecil Wells was in Annapolis on business. Roy Drake and son Lee were callers in Annapolis. Will Sackrider and son Barnet and Jesse Spraker drove to Annapolis on business. Fred Stanfield and Alva Wells attended Odd Fellows in Annapolis. Wallace Elliott and John Phillipps did business in Annapolis Friday. Mrs Isaac Hoskinson shopped in Hutsonville Saturday. Ellen Hoskinson visited relatives Frances and Irene Drake on Sunday.

Néoma Evans Melrose J. H. Leagure Isaac Hoskinson Alva Wells Lola Lindley Wanda Annapolis Alice Sackrider John Anna Phillippi M. C Wells Fairy Phillipp Near Wesley Chapel Sylvia Annapoli Fred Stanfield Wallace Elliott John Phillipps Hutsonville Ellen Hoskinson Frances Irene Drake

Local Social Notes From Pikes Peak Area

Mrs Henry Buser spent Tuesday evening at Mrs Maggie Smithcamp’s home. Billy Redman moved to the John Collier farm south of Paris. Mr and Mrs Charles Stover weekended with Mr and Mrs Barney Michael. Mrs Wm Redman visited her mother Mrs George Collings of Paris last week. Thomas Devaney visited Milton Redman Thursday afternoon. Barney Michael and two daughters stayed with his parents Sam and Mrs. Michael Friday. Marie Beauchamp and Elizabeth Terrel saw Miss Lucille Kelley Sunday. Rose Devaney called on Mrs Sam Michael Friday. Eddie Madden returned to work near Paris. Felix Terrel household goods wrecked in Marshall trip Wednesday night. wagon overturned in dark, two tables and a new cook stove broken. James Sharkey shopped in Clarksville Saturday. Aden Redman stayed Thursday night with his brother near Paris.

Henry Buser Maggie Smithcamp Billy Redman John Collier Paris Charles Stover Barney Michael Wm. Redman George Collings Thomas Devaney Milton Redman Sam Michael Marie Beauchamp Elizabeth Terrel Lucille Kelley Rose Devaney Will Downs Eddie Madden Felix Terrel Marshall Ferrel James Sharkey Clarksville Aden Redman L. Rains Sullivan Indiana Church of Christ B. Shoaff M. EB Hubert Lindley Herald George Pritchard Sarah Nicolls York John Thomas Stork Mariel Anderson Paul ‘Eugene Will Miller Champaign Mary Helen Frances Lindley University Hubert Will Seigel Hutsonville Ira Seigel Aden Reynolds Wm. Holaday West Union Ashley Holad Terre Haute Cassie Whittaker Martha Draper Robinson Will Holaday Ike Seymour Martinsville

West York Community Notes and Local Tidings

West York region reports church services by Elder L Rains of Sullivan Indiana and Rev B Shoaff at local churches. Local births include a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds. visits feature relatives in Palestine Martinsville and Robinson. Various deaths and family ties mark weekend activity with attendance at funerals for Mrs O C Winters and illness prompting family travel.

Local social notices list neighbors visiting and family time

The fragment records numerous visits and gatherings in Snyder and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Wm Gard Emma Frank Marion Velma Tharp John Holler Clarence Tingley Glarence Fawyer Sol Pittenger Lola Ogle Alma Romoser P E Cornwell Elizabeth Jeffers and others as they spend Fridays Saturdays and Sundays with relatives and friends.

Avon social notes recount weekend visits across families

The column lists residents from Avon and Snyder visiting kin and friends. Names include Alma Romoser John Albrecht Maude Blizzard Milo Lichtenberger Mr and Mrs Ted Miller Lida Albrecht Louise Hirsch Ralph Jackson Carl Carpenter Elsie Strohm and many others, with gatherings at Strohm Koppler Holler and neighborhood households.

Alma Romoser John Albrecht Jacob Gard Maude Blizzard Choctaw George Strohm Milo Lichtenberger Snyder J. L. Binder Ted Miller Ohio Chapel John Holler Lida Albrecht Louise Hirsch Ralph Jackson Carl Carpenter Louise Bender Fairy Gertrude Lichtenberger Elsie Strohm Max Harold Chris Koppler Henry Blockinger Ernst Velma Tharp Frank Gard Wm. Hirsth Ed Gard Jacob Gladys John Lida Albrecht Bessie Emery Morgan Freda Fay Harry Romoger Howard Serwise Frank Morgen James Millhouse Louise Dorothy Francis Herbert Bender

Residents Move and Change Homes Near Paris and West Union

Floyd Counts and wife move near Paris. Ferry Kannamacher and wife take daughter Virginia to Paris for tonsil removal. Glen Mallory and Ollie Williams wed last week. Lyman Freeman visits homefolks, Charles Freeman. Charles Freeman purchases farm near West Union. Albert Kile and family move to farm near Freedom. Phillip Kannamacher and wife move to Tuitley place. Darené Wair spends night with Annabel Jackson. John Albrecht and wife visit Chas Freeman family. Perry Freeman and wife stay with parents.

Floyd Counts White Paris Ferry Kannamacher Virginia Glen Mallory Ollie Williams Lyman Freeman Charles Freeman West Union Sexpedia Albert Kile Baniliy iFreedom Phillip Kannamacheé Tuitley Place Darené' Wair Annabel' Jackson John Albrecht Chas. Freeman Perry Freeman

South Dolson Weekend Visits Across Marshall and Clarksville

Mrs. Robert Babcock of Marshall visited at John Babcock’s home. John Reed and son David joined Ralph Maggart’s family in Clarksville. Russell Murphy and three children were guests of Harry Harbor. Oda Marrs spent Saturday in Marshall. Harbor siblings Faye Lucille and Everett attended Clarksville church. Oscar Kirchner visited Austin Claypool. Mrs. Harry Tingley visited her daughter Mrs. Jack Wallace. Pearly Babcock spent Sunday with John and Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. Amelia Hutchens visited Goldie Harbor. Abe Babcock and son Henry were in Clarksville. Clarence Anderson and daughter Irmagene visited Wieland home. Chas Goekler called on Oda Marrs. Etta Fairy and Lillian Wieland visited our school.

Robert Babcock Marshall John Babcock John Reed David Ralph Maggart Clarksville Russell Murphy Harry Harbor Oda Marrs Faye Lucille Everett Harbor Oscar Kirchner Austin Claypool Harry Tingley Jack Wallace Pearly Babcock Amelia Hutchens Goldie Harbor Abe Babcock Henry Clarence Anderson Irmagene Charles Wieland Chas. Goekler Etta, Fairy Lillian Wieland

Casey Women Visit and Travel Notices

Mrs.Philip T. Peters traveled to St. Louis for a brief visit with her sister Mrs. Matthew Rucile who will accompany her to Muskogee Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Peters daughter Mrs. J Brooks and family. Miss Olive Sewell returned from Greenville visiting her sister Mrs. Ira Babcock. Miss Laura Wiseman left for Cincinnati to attend a national dean meeting. Miss Flossie H. Lee returned from Fort Worth visit with her brother Robert E. Lee. Walter Wimmer of St Louis stayed with Shriners here. Claire Chrysler a student at Indiana Central College came for a visit with her parents.

Philip T. Peters St. Louis Matthew Rucile Muskogee Oklo J. Brooks Olive Sewell Ira Babcock Greenville Laura Wiseman Casey Township Cincinnati Deans of Colleges and High School Flossie H. Lee Robert E. Lee Fort Worth Texas Walter Wimmer St Louis H. B. Roebuck Claire Chrysler Indiana Central College Indianapolis And

Local Social News and Family Visits in Five Points Area

Several Sander family members ill but recovering. Myrtle Leggett socialized with Fame Shade. Andrian Linton and Everett Veach visited Myrtle Leggett. Glenn Malloy and Ollie Williams married Wednesday. Jim Thompson works in Terre Haute. Various neighbors spent time with families, and a church service is planned March 14 to 15 by Sister Athey.

John Sander Myrtle Leggett Fame Shade Andrian Linton Everett Veach Five Points Glenn Malloy Ollie Williams Scotland Jim Thompson Joy Will Mallory Terre Haute Wayne Pennell Willie Thompson Alva Leggett Myrtle Allen Pennell Wayne Hobart Harry Martha’ S

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Fred L Chrysler and Mrs Thomas Antibus hosted visitors in Spencer Indiana after trips to St Louis. Gladys Brown joined the faculty replacing Miss Ormsby. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Andrew H Lee. next host Miss Flossie B H Lee. Abe Abraham of Brockton traveled for funeral of brother in law Zillman Jones. Page notes include residents visiting, illness in Newton and automobile trip to southern Missouri.

Fred L. Chrysler Thomas Antibus Toe Spencer Berg Daugheter Howard McGinness Harry Huston T. J. Kerins St. Louis Gladys Brown Terré-Halle Mike, Ormsby Walter Payne Whitney Ind T. R. Morrow John Hutton William Carper H. M. Grant Missouri Joe P. Moore Newton John Wilson Rita Carens Andrew H. Lee Bridge Club North Fourth Street Mesdames H. Leroy Lee Kent H. Morgan Flossie BH. Lee A. L. Abraham Brocton Zillman Jones

Dolson NotesSocial Roundup From Marshall Area

Mrs Emily Meloy and Christian Hutchings family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alpha Claypool. The Hutchings for Martinsville and Sylvan Richéy families joined Mr Dzs ana Murphy and Mrs Missouri Murphy at Will Hendrix home. Former Auburn president buried in Green Moss Cemetery Friday with funeral by Rev John Sweet Marshall.

Emily Meloy Ig Marshall Sais Christiian Hutchings Alpha Claypool Will Hendrix John W. Hutchings Martinsville Sylvan Auburn Green Moss John Sweet

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