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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1926

Page

3

Local residents mix at weekend visits and gatherings

Miaxchi Snyder and family time with Dr. R Mo Gléments and Ola Collier visit relatives. Edna Henderson spends Sunday with aunt Mary Henderson. Henry Jeffers family and Cecil Fox with Clara Kildon return to Ellery. Lawrence Hollenbeck clan host Sarah Hollenbeck family. Thomas Haddix improves after illness. Mrs Leasure and Ola Collier visit school Thursday.

Fred. ‘Strohm June Cecil Fox Clara. Kildon Elizabeth Jeffers Will Ellery Ill Joe Davis Sarah Hollenbeck Familly Charles Leasire Ola Collier

Obituary for Martha Elien Robinson Scott

Martha Elien Robinson Scott, born November 27 1856 in Wabash township Clark County Illinois, died March 9 1926 aged 70 years 3 months 18 days. Survived by husband Alexander Scott five children Otto Cunningham Carl Walter Lula two step children and twenty grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev Bert Eckel at Freedom church. buried Ohio cemetery.

Martha Elien Robinson Elizabeth Robinson Wabash Township Clark Co Iinois Alexander Scott Otto Dudley Chas, Cunningham Carl Walter Anderson Lula Hila Cline Dudley, Mo Edward Scott West Terre Haute

Obituaries highlight two long-lived community mothers

Mrs. Laura D. Thompson born December 20 1857 died March 11 1926 aged 68 years 2 months 21 days. She married George Thompson November 8 1877 and had eight children. Grandmother to many, funeral by Rev. Bert Eckel at Auburn church with burial nearby. Elizabeth Naomi Clough born February 18 1844 died March 14 1926 aged 82 years 26 days. She married William Clough in 1859 and had eleven children. Funeral at the home of Maud Spangler in Marshall conducted by Rev. R C Mowery with interment in Brick cemetery near West Union.

Laura D William and Mary Cummins Tifa Geo. Thompson Madge Charlie Bruce Frank Fred Bert Eckel Auburn Church R Elizabeth Naomi Robert Esther Hutchinson Columbus Ohio Maud Spangler Marshall Illinois Martinsville William’ Clough Nolz Miinais Uthis Union Willie Offie B. W. Clough Bloomington C. E Robinson, Clifton John Terre Haute Margaret Bailey Emma Christ Church of Christ At Darwin Ben Spangler R. C. Mowery West Union

Obituary for Norma Jean Bohn of Darwin Illinois

Norma Jean Bohn baby daughter of Frank and Frances Meehling Bohn was born October 30 1925 and died March 15 1926 at their home south of Darwin Illinois She leaves two grandmothers and a great grandfather and many relatives Friends Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday March 16 at 1 30 p m and burial followed at Marshall cemetery with J A Sweet of Marshall officiating

Norma Jéan Frank Frances Meehling Bohn Hom Darwin Illinois Emma Louise Marshall Cemetery J. A. Sweet Marshall

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