Local Notes and Social Roundup From Marshall Area
Fragments describe visits by Mrs Belle Ferry in Paris plus mentions of families of Frank Réster and Samiel LeGoré. Notes include Marshall events, Easter program previews, a Marshall Club card party with sherbet glasses won by Mrs W B Scholfield and a gentlemen’s prize to Seymour Hurst. Texas City Texas reference near Galveston noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ferry
Paris
Ben LeGoré
Hattie
Frank Réster
Samiel
Paul
Raingy
Marshall
Harvey
Winterfowd
Ana
Bovina
Misa
East ‘Main
Wabash
Jared Leet
U. S. Infantry
Texas ‘City
Texas
Galveston
Marshall Club
Ladies
Local social notes and visits from Marshall and area
Marshall and Terre Haute residents are listed visiting relatives, attending funerals, or shopping. Names include Fred Cooper, Frank Hippard, J. Burnett, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Edith Shaw, and many others with travels to Paris, Terre Haute, Martinsville, and nearby towns. Regarded events include weddings, illness, and a measles report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Rainey Animal
Terre ‘Haute
Mesdames
Mesdames ‘Lolz, Cole, Eawin, Booth,” ‘Arthur? ‘Poorman, Harry Dulaney
J.K. Kerr
Fred. Shaw
W. A. “Vaughn
Jayne B
Jelkerr
Frank Robinson
Edith’ Shaw
Enm‘ma’ ‘Marvin
Messiai
W. R
Tur- Man
Harry
Cork
Charles. Scott
Woodford Burnett
Robert Dulaney
Louis’ Kerr
Mob Attacks After Crime Sparks Door-to-Door Search
Dorothy Holt, 14, was abducted by two men Tom Sullens and Deacon Harrison who kept her in an old ice house until Friday morning. A large mob formed at the jail threatening to tear it down. Sheriff authorities and three companies guarded Sullens, who was moved to Vandalia for safety. Local businesses offered goods and services as the town reeled from the outrage and ensuing arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Holt
Judge Holt
Tom Sullens
Deacon Harrison
Sullens
Harrison
Vandalia
Direct Election of Senators Gains Steam Across States
The proposed sixteenth amendment progress shows direct election of U S senators advancing, having been ratified by twenty five state legislatures and needing eleven more. Several legislatures are still in session and expected to ratify, while Southern states Arkansas North Carolina Texas West Virginia support it and Georgia rejected it. Missouri House has ratified but the Senate has not, though expected to approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govegteenth
United States
States
Arkansas
Carosling
Texas
Virginia
Georgia
Terre Haute and Peoria Railroad Stockholders Meet
Notice from Pittsburg Pennsylvania dated February 15 1913 announces the Terre Haute and Peoria Railroad Company stockholders annual meeting at the Decatur Illinois principal office on Wednesday April 2 1913 at 1030 AM to elect three directors and transact other business. Transfer books close at noon March 2 and reopen at 10 AM in April 1913. Signed W G Phelps secretary Room 903 Pennsylvania Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Pa
Terre Haute & Peore’ Railroad Company
Decatur
IH Rois
Easter millinery and new spring fashions on display
Miss June Tout invites the public to view Easter hats and a full range of spring garments. The store shows new dresses, cloaks, skirts, linens, embroidery, corsets, hosiery, and quilting services with a special quilt offer of 1.75 for the next several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Ideal Quilting Co
Ieet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ws F. Gwin
Sin
Indianapolis
Oklahoma
B. O
Boaxer
Paes
Fred Cooper
West
Casey
James Snyder
Flat Rock
wWas
la Marshall
Nad. Sae
Pat
Ar ‘Gon
Ind
Chalmers
Hamill
Térre Haute
Ye . Whitlock
Tuscola
June Hughes
Justin
Iname
Wiliam “Huktil
Fred Bell
Clyde Fultz
R. Throckmorton
U. S. Navy
Pacific Coast
Bessie Carley
Chenoweth’s Grove
Fred Ingle
Grandma Martin
Emma Murphy
Frank
Hippard
Okeene
Okla
J. R. Burnett
Auction Bridge
Frank Greenough
Springfield
State Treasurer's
T. Martin
Arthur Poorman
Millard Hedrick
Russell Poorman
West” “Union
Cannon
J. E Watson
A. Fine
Squire Craig
Wayne Cline
Melrose
Letha Garlin
Thomas
Shveltzer
Vina
Hammond
Darwin
W. B. Rice
Eliza
Spicer
Georgetown
Ils
Ott. Dolson
Stella Irwin
Arshall
Chris
BS Taylor
Seymour
Thurst
Tuscola Mostar
Kelly
Martinsvilte
Marsden
Frances, Wittens
Griffith
John Hanks
Clinton
Fred
Mottitt
Aution Bridge Club
R. A. Mitchel
Alice Ghormley
John McMurray
Terre Haute
Fannie Sharp
Chicago
Emanuel Claypool
Harry Husted
West Union
Randolph Ferris
Roger McMurray
Bartlettsville
S. W. McMurray
Roy Nunemaker
Greenup
Walter Cork
Sumner Maring
Walter Finkbiner
Saskatchewan
Canada
R. A. Mitchell
Lewisville
Wim. Ball
Ghormley
Alice
Pittsburg
Duffey
Martinsvile
English
Stone
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Health
Mob
Lawat
Salem
Dulaney Nat'l. Bank
Young Jersey
Call Marshall House
Frank Murphy
Buff Orpingtons
Garland Butler
2Nd St
P. EB. Read
Randall's Queen
Anna
Lutz, Marshall
Eggs & Poultry
Rhode, Island
R. I
M. Marvin
Maple St
Marshall, In
Choice R. I
C. D. Mitchell
Randall’s
Herald Office
Black & Hutchinson
Bubeck & Gallagher's
Anna Lutz
B. F. Johnson
Trefz Wagon Yard
Floyd Tobias
Keifer
Keifer Drug Co
Bubeck and
Gallagher's
Oll
Bubeck and Gallagher’s
Reliable Phenix Fire Insurance Co
Victor Janney
Dick Morton
Shipe’s
Atore
W. G. Phelps
Pennsylvania Station
Grocer
Douglas
New Spring
Grover
Selby Lew
Womex
Ferguson-McKinney
M. Grabenheimer
Hutchinson's
the Store of Quality Wabash
Farmers
E. A. Snyder
Chicago ‘Department
Tuiztoi
Flerald
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