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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
7
An article explains diabetes is not a kidney disease at onset, detailing early signs such as excessive urine output, intense sweet cravings, and constipation. It warns of rapid weakness, muscle loss, and rising kidney discharge, urging immediate medical analysis and professional treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Steppacher returned from East St. Louis. Chas Hughes of Terre Haute visited his grandfather Wm. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Gehl of Mattoon stayed with relatives. J. R. Brooks of Muskogee came for a few days with his parents. Frank Foster and family joined Dr. Chas. Foster in Bloomington to see Ralph. Yanawayers Charleston visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Church. Willard Lindsey underwent appendicitis surgery in Terre Haute and is recovering. Hargraves visited Evansville to see a ill brother. Harry Maddox of Oakland visited daughter Mrs. W. G. Buckler. Mrs. Grant Pickett returned to Terre Haute after visiting sister Mrs. Ham Cochonour. Mrs. Alice Carroll of Kaylor Pa. visited daughter Mrs. H. A. Morton. Mrs. Mary Walker of Toledo, Indiana, spent the weekend with sister Mrs. L. C. Miller.
Mrs Ernest Cooper of Cooper Chapel visited her sister Mrs Hollie Garner Friday of last week. Pearl Broadhurst and children Paul and Alice spent Sunday with Mrs Fannie Bell and family of Dresser. Chas Hewitt and wife visited Fred Hewitt and wife Saturday. Clyde Hughes and family stayed with Hollie Garner and family Saturday night and Sunday. Fred Hewitt and wife visited Henry Setzer and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hutchings and daughter hosted near Wire Points. Audrey Shade of Auburn stayed with her parents. Sylvan Richey and family visited Martinsville. Christian Hutchings and family called on Hurley Johnson. Joseph Claypool and family from West Terra Haute visited Marlin Claypool. Burl Magegart hosted a pound party for about twenty five youths. Harold Claypool returned from Virginia after naval service and will stay with relatives.
Alma K Poorman administratrix will conduct a public sale of the estate of Russell J Poorman at the Clark County Courthouse Marshall Illinois on April second. The property includes 40 acres in section 17 and 1/2 acre described in section 20 with specific boundary lines and a mortgage securing the purchase price. Cash on day of sale with approved security and a mortgage on the premises. The notice is dated March 4 1927 and signed by S M Scholfield attorney.
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