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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1914

Page

7

Local society notes and appointments fill York city week

Town social life runs full in York with visitors and guests from Terre Haute Paris Effingham Olney Decatur and Springfield. Local clergy Rev Killie spoke services while Rev Sweltzer moves to Terre Haute. Births, marriages and new business ventures pepper the idle chatter and club events.

Death of Vera Louraine Faulkner at West Union

Vera Louraine Faulkner aged six years eleven months died at the home of Theodore Simms in West Union. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulkner. She was described as a bright and beautiful child and a general favorite.

Charles Prevo West Union Sol ‘Handy Gorge’ Douglas California Mollie Stella Smith B. M. Davison Clara Schwanecke Terre Haute William Hodge Mack” Rolfson Bess Mayer Queen Hather Society M. &F. Church Vera Louraine Charles Faulkner Theodore Simms

Local Notes and Nods From Area Residents

Mrs Hart Schaffner is sick. D C Cleaver has fifty cords of wood. George Beachout was quite sick. Frank Snyder sold his North Dakota farm. E G Blankenbaker is now a resident of Auburn. Nellie Husted spent part of last week with Casey friends. Andrew Hardway and wife spent Sunday here with relatives. The Van Sunday had three passenger train loads of a theatrical troupe going west. John Beachout bought two fine young cows, paying one hundred dollars apiece.

Hart Schaffner D. C West John Beachout

Foster Martin Spring Hats and Apparel Parade

Foster Martin announces the spring collection with new hats and clothing. Milliners work day and night, presenting stylish hats and garments including suits cloaks dresses skirts and shirtwaists in appealing colors and designs.

Martin

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