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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
4
Kenneth Claypool traveled to Evansville on business. Several residents hosted guests visiting relatives across multiple households including the Claypools, Babcocks, Clapps, and Heimer family. Mrs. Newlin underwent an operation in Robinson and is recovering well.
West York Rev Minnie Hollingsworth preached at Bailiff church Sunday morning and evening. Joe Sims remains home ill. Mrs Charles Cooper of Terre Haute came after the death of her niece Miss Melissa Guyer. Mrs Cassie Whitaker returned from Terre Haute with her daughter Mrs John Clough. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Guyer visited Fred Guyer and family Sunday.
Westfield reports J T Atkins of Lawrenceville visiting relatives. William Henry Berkley of Hutton dies suddenly. funeral at home with Rev John S Cook. Baptist Ladies Aid marks Harding day with an all day quilting party. W Y Hays of Terre Haute visits Westfield. Teddy Pendell recovers from scarlet fever after medical check. H P Campbell and Eugene visit Baer family. Reuben Hornbrook improves after scarlet fever. Methodist church holds all day service and basket dinner on eleventh anniversary of dedication.
Willis Donovan and family visited the Howard Jackson household on Sunday while Wm Ogle hosted Sacha Nicols. Mrs Riggs remains ill and shows little improvement. Calista Dougherty Jo and Alice Newman are patients at Robinson hospital. John and Jack Barker plan to return to work near East St Louis Monday. Myles Murphy has moved to his own place. A town tale remarks on knowing oneself.
Casey residents share travel visits with relatives in Indiana Texas and Ohio. Local clubs meet at homes. dance hosted by American Legion in Martinsville. basketball tourney in Olney ends with Flora edging Casey by one point. Glen Adams and Ernest Short named to all district team amid contest over results.
Earl Conrad 21 died at home after a weeks long illness. Funeral from Baptist church Tuesday with interment at city cemetery beside his mother. Modern Woodmen bearers assisted. Rev. Howell officiated. Local notices report civic changes and church revivals amid a flurry of small-town happenings.
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