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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1921

Page

4

Weekend visits and family notes from the community

Denison Mr and Mrs Richard Bailey and Eva Ramey plus family from Indiana were weekend guests of Ed Nye and family. Gladys Stepp visited Marie Pantley. Veda Rollings visited her sister Therra Victors this week. Ruby Volkers, employed by Mrs Pearl Hall, stayed with relatives. Harve Cirtin and Edna Ramsey visited their father William Ramsey. Somers of Terre Haute visits with daughter Tillie Isaacs. Cornelius Guthrias of Terre Haute spent the weekend with John A Page’s family. Edna Volkers visited Edna Nye. Wash Hollow beck sale drew attendees last Tuesday. Ethel Jones spent the weekend with Wm and Mrs Waller of Farrington. E Volkers and Mr Lewis Kendall visited Livingston.

Richard Bailey Eva Ramey Indiana Ed Nye Gladys Stepp Marie Pantley Veda Rollings Therra Victors Ruby Volkers Pearl Hall Harve Cirtin Edna Ramsey William Ramsey Somers Terre Haute Till

Local News Recap from South Dolson and Surrounding Areas

Oda Marrs loses a work horse last week. Ben Richey of near Oliver moved to the iss. Carrie Allred farm last week. Lawrence Stepp of Marshall, W T Rawleigh salesman, was through this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Henry Fox welcomed a new birth at the Wilson kerhoof farm near Dudley. Miss Bessie Thomas, recovering from appendectomy, visited her sister Mrs Emil Fox. John Babcock and family visited Pearley Babcock at Spiketown. Edith Fox visiting Oakland, stayed with relatives here. Ray Welgant ill with a cold so no Baptist church services Sunday night. George Glaypool and family guests of Mr and Mrs Clapp. Mrs West Millhouse spent weekend with relatives near West Asian. Miss Lillie Johnson visiting sister Mrs Pearl Ramessy near Casey.

Lawrence Stepp Marshall W. T. Rawleigh Company Henry Fox Wilson Rnkerhoof Dudley Bessie Thomas Emil Fox John Babcock Pearley Babcock Spiketown Edith Fox Bert Walls Curry York Albert Wilfond Walter Garwood J. P. Collier J. L. Collier Snyder Marion Collier W F. Holwick Leone Collier West Union W. F. Holwick Elizabeth Buelah Thorp Parker Davison Near Marshall Oliver Morgan Snyder Sunday School Randall Haddix Wm . Serwise Buelah Tharp Elizabeth Collier

Local Visitors Share Sunday at Area Homes

Frank Johnson and family of Clarksville spent Sunday with Ed and Mary Burger. Jackson visited Bonnie Carpenter Grace Blizzard of West Anions stayed a few days with home folks. Grant and Homer Hollenbeck joined friends in Marshall. Carl Norton visited Wesley Buzzard in Marshall Sunday. Elizabeth Garner and her sons visited Edward and Ruth Burger Saturday evening. Ruth Walker stayed last week with her son Jesse Walker family. Jennie Craig and children spent Sunday with relatives in Wabash township. Blanche Neice of Terre Haute visited relatives here recently. Blizzard and wife of Terre Haute and Elsie Strohm of Avon spent Sunday with the Blizzard family.

Frank Johnson Clarksville Ed Burger Mary Jackson Bonnie Carpenter Grace Blizzard West Anions Grant Homer Hollenbeck Marshall Carl Norton Wesley Buzzard Elizabeth Garner Edward Burger Ruth Walker Jesse Walker Jennie Craig Wabash Township Blanche Neice Terre Haute

Martinsville Notes Include Swope Return and Local Events

Joseph Swope of Orange township returns to Martinsville for the first time in four months after a paralysis stroke. Connelly brothers push work on North street garage. Christian church revival continues with 50 new members. nine baptized at Bethel Baptist. W. J. Craig, coal dealer, dies at 63. funeral at home and burial in Baird Cemetery. Craig was a Martinville native engaged in hay and coal business.

Joseph Swope Orange Township Connelly Brothers North Street The Christian Church Bethel Baptistry N C Toman California J S Hanks Decatur Martinsville Mary Green Greenup Jerry Ishter A. A. Nelson Samuel Lane Frank Ishter Terre Haute B. Craig Baird Isaac Steiking George Aieter Harve Neer Craig Martinaville

Snyder Notes Reflect Nearby Visits and Sunday School

The Snyder column records 88 in Sunday school attendance and multiple visits among residents. Families from York, Dana Indiana, Homer Tennessee, and West Union are noted visiting, with several in the community sowing oats and a Wednesday prayer meeting well attended.

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Health

Owen Hendricks and family spent Sunday with brother Will and family. Mrs Elijah Claypool has been in poor health the past week. Misses Orlie Tingley and Hazres Chapman visited Mrs Clarence Geckler. J W Hutchings and wife visited Mr and Mrs Camo Murphy at Marshall. Glen Nay brought corn for Fred Bueschmeyer. Dinzal and Marie Clay and Will Boseiger visited home folk. Opal Davis hosted friends for her first birthday.

Owen Hendricks Will Elijah Claypool Orlie Tingley Hazres Chapman Clarence Geckler Opal Davis

West York Social News and Obituary Highlights

West York residents share weekend visits with family in Paris Lawrenceville and Sullivan Ind Wes Combs dies at 60 after long illness with funeral at Methodist church and burial beside his wife in West York cemetery Mrs Martin Newlin and brother W H Piety visit relatives in Sullivan and Carlisle Ind Mrs Viola Smith returns from Pimento Ind after visiting Mrs Channev Myles now in poor health.

R L. Bell Paris Ike Seymour Lamar Harrington Ivan Pyle West Union G F Smith Harry Lawrenceville Viola Smith Pimento Ind Channe v Myles P C. Hardin Wm Halady Frank Cox Sullivan Kate Mason Mesdameg C. C. Lewis Harlen Sembaugh Ike Seymour Selah Evans Irs Sulllivan James Mason Wesley Combs Edne Edith Methodist Church H. B. Shoat West York Martin Newlin W.H. Piety Sullivan and Carlisle

Moonshine Farmers Sow Oats and Visit Neighbors

Several farmers are sowing oats while J C Atking and family were guests at Tune Cunningham's home last Sunday. Josee Davis and family near Porterville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Davis.

J.C Atking Tune Cunningham Josee Davis Porterville Joe Davis

Local Notes and Movements Outline Daily Life

Mrs Laura Dehl visits Terre Haute to see her mother and relatives. Anna Sinkey visits nieces. Bennett family welcomes a newborn, a four day old son, with funeral rites for the baby. Fay Chapman and Bertha Zellars visit Chapman households. Sam Keller moves south of Martinsville with family. Thomas Hardin stores goods and plans to work for Albert Keith as Golda stays with Wheeler Bennett. Stanfield couple move north of Martinsville. Roy Dehl plans to move into Thomas Hardin’s vacated home. Mrs Joe Davis learns of a newborn son born to Edna Fry. Telephone meetings discuss Vicshine switchboard arrangements. progress unclear.

Laura Dehl Terre, Haute Anna Sinkey Ezza Chapman Jane Davis Dannie Bennett Mervin Lula Bennett Elmer Deverick Bennett Cemetery Fay Chapman Bertha Zellars John Chapman Sam Keller Boyer Farm Martinsville Thomas Hardin Albert Keith Golda Wheeler Bennett Wm Stanfield Roy Dehl Joe Davis Edna Fry Thetork

Westfield social notes and WWI soldier funeral

Mrs W E Martin and others visit Charleston and Springfield trips recur through the week. The W H O club gathered for chat and stitch. The remains of Private John Henry Zellers, a US Army infantryman, were brought to Westfield and given funeral services at the Methodist Church after dying of wounds in France on October 25 1918. Mullens and Bennett bought C E Rupert's share in Westfield Garage Co transforming it into Mullens & Bennett.

John Henry Zellers Uss Infantry J J. Zellars Alery France Westfield C F Mullens E. E Bennett E Rupert Westfield Garage Co Mullens & Bennett John Heurs Zellers Allery John Burr Casey Co. A Maple Hill Cemetery J. J. Zellars F. C Rider H. GC. Strader Sons of Rest Kansas Scott Harrison Methodist Church William Henry Berkley Mr. Berkley Parker Township Parker Cemetery Jessie Josephine Sarah W. N. Berkley Marion Charleston Farina Hutsonville Ralph Foster Fenton Foster Casey Boys Olney Flora

Local residents return visits and departures in Greencastle area

Weekend travelers visit Greencastle and surrounding towns as residents return from trips to Little Rock St Louis Springfield Ohio and Kane. Notables include Gladys Purce and Nell Price while Charles Lee travels from Ranger Texas to visit his mother Mrs Doughty.

Gladys Purce Greencastle Charlie McMorris Little Rock Ark Harry A. Conell Winchester J W Cones John Burr Charles Ameter Fred Brewer Lloyd Bell Harry Williams Westfield Henry Zellers J. Turner Sarah LaRue Charleston Eleanor Franklin Battle Creek Mich Dora ~Jones Della Layman Hazel Dell Perry Fouty Greenup Josephine Roberts Indianapolis J. D. Finney Charles Lee Ranger Texas Sarah Doughty Frank Birnie Kane Detroit Russell Arnold Danyfile

Westfield Social Notes and Local Obituaries

Westfield men and women hosted gatherings at Mrs Mary A Rodabaughs home and Mrs William Haughns party. Services followed for John Zellars in Westfield with burial at Maple Hill. William Berkley and Myrna Fredenberger visited relatives. Casey and Hutsonville basketball news highlighted with a 35 to 10 win. Local families, travels, and illness mentioned along with new clothing store opening by W C Strasser Co.

Spiketown Socials Mention Local Visits and Accident

Mrs Roy Mace of Terre Haute visited Sunday with Mrs Charles Lovell. Toogens Trwin fell from a fenel that week and fractured the bone in her arm. Everett Harper and Emily spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Florence Harper.

Roy Mace Terre Waute Charles Lovell Toogens Trwin Everett Harper Emily Florence Harper

Quarantine lifted at James Dudley home and local visits noted

The York report notes diphtheria quarantine raised at James Dudley's home last week. School began last Monday and Sunday school met last Sunday. Local residents including Virgil Dempsey and Wm. Pulley Blank traveled to East St. Louis for work. A surprise birthday dinner was held Saturday for Mrs. Douglas Coryell. Most patients are improving except Mrs. Riggs and Dora Blair. Nell Eisner and daughters Ruth and Fern with Vena Abbit from Palestine visited Sunday. Randall Blaker and Paris visitors called on Howard Jackson’s family Sunday. Mrs. Sophia Keys returned home Sunday. Otha Craig and family visited his wife's mother, Mrs. Mollie Myers.

James Dudley Virgil Dempsey Wm. Pulleyblank East St. Louis Douglas Coryell Riggs Dora Blair Nell Eisner Ruth Fern Vena Abbit Palestine Randall Blaker Paris Howard Jackson Sophia Keys Otha Craig Mollie Myers

Local Sunday Social and Revival News

Sunday school crowds gathered at Livingston as Miss Stella Morgan and Miss Fay Kesler visited Lucile Cork. Visitors from Marshall Oliver Martinsville and Terre Haute joined, with a revival meeting ongoing and open to all.

Hstella Morgan Fay Kesler Lucile Cork Amy Wyrick Marshall Mabel Wilson Oliver Greeta Alcorn Amy Mildred Wyrick Helen Norma Weaver Asa Rogers Martinsville Andrew Kesler Terre Haute Almeda Dunkel

Administrator's Notice Estate of Mary B Lynn 1921

W A Byram appointed administrator of the estate of Mary B Lynn deceased of Clark County Illinois. He will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall for the May term on the first Monday in May to settle claims and all debts should be paid.

Mary B. Lynn Mary B. Lynn Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall A. D

Resolutions of Respect for Hannah Marvin

The Eastern Star notes the passing of Sister Hannah Marvin on February 17 1921 after over sixty years in the community. A charter member she served loyally in the order and its members with dedication. The resolutions send copies to the family and county papers and to be recorded in the minutes of the Order of Eastern Star by Edith Cline Joanna Highsmith Nell Strohm as committee.

Reaper Hannah Marvin Order of the Eastern Star Order Order of Eastern Star Edith Cline Joanna Highsmith Nell Strohm

Special Meeting Called by Clark County Supervisors

Clark County Illinois board calls a special meeting at Marshall courthouse on the specified March 1921 date to approve claims and address other business. The notice is dated Marshall Illinois March 1921 and signed by county supervisors including Frank Getsert and others.

Fleming R. Black Clark County Illinois Board of Supervisors Court House Marshall Ilinois Frank Getsert Hornbrook N. G. Beeson Elmer Snavely Burns Hurst L. H. Johnson J. BE. Millhouse W. K. McDaniel

Marshall mayor declines re election bid

Announcement from the mayor of Marshall states he will not seek another term. He thanks the citizens and city council for their cooperation and assistance during his time in office.

City of Marshall Fie

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H. M. Dewey & Company Marshall, Illinois Douglas Ed V Price Co M. Grableinheimer Dennison South Dolson Oda Marrs Ben Richey Near Oliver Iss Carrie Allred Blizzard Elsie Strohm Avon Thomas Blizzard Dolson W E Martin Iron Pets Briscoe M. L. Briscoe Harry A. Briscoe Weatfeld Chés. T. Briscoe Mary A. Rodabaugh West Main M. W. Buckle St. Louis Don B H. Price James Alkire Freeport Strawn William Haughn North Central Clyde Slusser South Central W. C. Strasser and Co Lula Templeton Melvin Hagan Ashland Ohio Annie Stinson J. F. Emrick J Hf Hadley Springfield W. H. Berkley Cary Miller Golden Farm Raymond Bays Hubert Bays Missouri Myrna Fredenberger Ruth Stepp George Bierbaum Reuben Thomas Marcus Norton Livingston W. A. Byram Wm. T. Hollenbeck
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