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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1926

Page

3

Smith urges voters to choose full entry or exit from League

Col Frank L Smith tells Clark County voters that the United States must finish the choice to join or reject the League of Nations. He argues Republicans led the fight against membership, cites 1920 and 1924 elections, and warns people will press for full withdrawal if the Senate moves toward partial entry. He calls for equal rights for women voters and strong support for WWI veterans.

Col Frank L Smith Clark County Senate United States League of Nations Lincoln Republican ‘Party Republican Party Illinois Wilson League Council House of Lords Council of the League Assembly of the League Permanent Court of International Justice League of Geneva Switzerland Robert Cecil England Supreme Court America John W Davis London Edward W. Bok Unese

Social notes from South Dolson community events

March 5 notes show residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Names include Mrs. Harry Tingley and daughters, Mrs. Golda Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. George Claypool, and many Harbor Spires Reed and Spires family relatives in nearby towns.

Weekend Visit Recap From Beulah Hammond and Friends

Beulah Hammond visited home folks this weekend. Greno Melton and Carl Nicholson spent Sunday at James Melton's. Alice Cartright and family visited Dan Davis. Jesse Hurst and family joined Landis Hurst for Sunday. Ala Hammond visited friends at Cleone. Dale Hammond of Wesfield saw Nora Craig Saturday.

Beulah Hammond Greno Melton Carl Nicholson James Melton Alice Cartright Dan Davis Jesse Hurst Landis Hurst Ala Hammond Cleone Dale Hammond Wesfield Nora Craig

Indianapolis Hog Market Heads for Light Receipts

Hog prices rise on strong demand as 4600 hogs go to market with bids up to 20c. Packers largely siding out today, receipts expected light for two months. Cattle and veal show strength with steady to higher trade. lambs also steady. Local social notes follow with visits, birthdays, and gatherings amid farm community life.

Prairie Update on Thomas Haddix Illness

Prairie reports Thomas Haddix once gravely ill shows some improvement after a period of illness on Thursday night March 4.

Prairie Thomas Haddix

Local Family Visits and Moves Around Chrisman Area

A sequence of brief notes records the Reed and Carpenter families in motion this week near Chrisman. Wesley and Bennie Carpenter visited John Carpenter on Sunday while Mrs Katie Carpenter stayed with her mother Mrs Mary Stotts and family.

Golden Carpenter Trace Reed Chrisman Wesley Bennie Carpenter John Carpenter Katie Carpenter Mary Stotts Familly Ernest Marvin Ohio Lucy Chambers Ruth Coombes I. D. Coombes Clace Shaffner L D Coombes

Local Notes from Garner Town and Nearby Visitors

Harrison Lee is confined to his bor with measles. I W Hewitt visited last week with his sister, Mrs Frank Kruzon, and J. of Terre Haute, who arrived from Florida for the winter. Broadhurst and wife of oma visiting relatives, motored to Marshall with their grandparents, I Jhurst and wife. Zorns spent Sunday with M. Higginbotham who is ill.

Harrison Lee

Local Family Movements and Visits Across Town

FISHBACK once Bages of Livingston spent th’ Wednesday with his parents, Dan Baxer and wife Jennie Beltz of Hall spent last Thursday with Mollse Sears. Mr. Bud Kellar and daughter Ora moved to this vicinity Owen McGee and family are moving onto their own farm in Pleasant. Jean Sullivan and wife of McClury Sunday with Wm Travolta. While Wyrick of Pleasant Hill spent Lidy with his son. Dan Bages spent one day last week with Mrs Albert Bages of Beth. Earl Sweitzer spent one day last week at Darwin on business.

Bages Livingston Dan Baxer Jennie Beltz Hall

West York visit by McDaniel associates

Fred Stanfield and Alva Wells were in West York Monday on business with Mrs Esther Wheeler and her daughter.

Fred Stanfield Alva Wells West York Esther Wheeler

Local residents visit and travel notes in Annapolis area

Frances spends time with Mr and Mrs Virgil Chapman in Annapolis. Donald Wilson and family move from Neema Evans farm to Walnut Prairie. Attendees at Clifford Guyer sale on Quaker Lane include Alva Wells A E Francis Barnett Sackrider Jesse Spraker Ray Drake Cecil Wells Isaac Hoskinson. Smery Francis visits with parents Albert Francis and William Medsker near Melrose. Dinner with sister Mrs Laura Wells. Jill Leon and Wayne Sackrider visit Will Sackrider grandparents. Ray Drake and Jesse Spracher conduct business in Annapolis Thursday.

Frances Virgil Chapman Annapolis Donald Wilson Neema Evans Walnut Prairie Clifford Guyer Quaker Lane Alva Wells A. E. Francis Barnett Sackrider Jesse Spraker Ray Drake Cecil Wells Isaac Hoskinson Smery Francis Albert Francis William Medsker Near Melrose Laura Wells Lucy Stanfield Jill Leon Wayne Sackrider Will Sackrider Jesse Spracher

Local Notices Describe Auburn Social Visits

DOLSON Ivan Veach visited Marshes Satur with Mrs Jennie Claypool and daughter in Auburn. The group included Mrs Fred Shade Elmer Goekler and child, Mrs Robert Babcock of Mar, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Goekler. Johnny Hats and Mr Hats of near Five Points spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs J W B Hutchings.

Jennie Claypool Auburn Fred Shade Elmer Goekler Robert Babcock Mar Clarence Goekler Johnny Hats ‘Ings Sunda Aml J WB. Hutchings

Local Folks Visit and Travel News From Nearby Towns

Miss Isse Claypool spent last week with Mr and Mrs Chas Burnell near Paris. Jerry Claypool and Will Maggart made a business trip to Martinsville last Friday. Mr and Mrs Homer Hendrix and baby of Martinsville visited here Saturday. There is respect for the law when both the people and the law are respectable.

Isse Claypool Chas Burnell Paris Jerry Claypool Will Maggart Martinsville Homer Hendrix Baby

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Smith League of National World Court Congress South Dolson Harry Tingley Harry Harbor Chas. Hutchens Golda Harbor Oda Marrs Harry Murphy George Claypool Abe Babcock Clarksville Terre Haute Mildred Spires Faye Lucille Harbor Bruce Spires John Reed Marshall Everett Harbor Joe Spires Clyde Wallecox West Liberty Bartmess Indianapolis Johnson Tibbs Drake Elmer Robinson Harry Ogle Roscoe Blockinger John Blockinger Verna Finkbiner Laura Saiter Lola Clarence Collier Susan Walls Wil Saiter Alonzo Walls Clara Jake Fawyer Woodrow Carpenter Charles Eaton Katherine Overmire Clara Walls Dick Treadway Dean R M. Clements Clarence Tingley Kenneth Delance Evans Miss Anderson R. M. Clements Harper Reynolds Floyd Shull Henry Bohn Louis Myles Prairieton Palmer Cornwell Will Hollenbeck Sarah Hollenbeck Nettie Henry Jeffers Ellery Elizabeth Jeffers Clara Kildow James Gard Champaign Allen Wallace Martin Kildow Prairleton Martha Ola Collier Mary Henderson Walnut Allright Omer Fred Shotts Henry Spittler Willams Garner Iln Wyrick Pleasant Hill Lidy Rny Dan Bages Albert Bages Beth Earl Sweitzer Darwin East Mcdaniel Baree Kazan James Oliver Curwood The Marshall Herald Aspen CO Pine Street St. In Crh Keifer Drug CO H. Luse Dolson Ivan Veach Chas.” Kirchner Chas. M. Sulims A. R. Sisson & Sons Radio Erla Nash Electrical Service Go Casey
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