Asbury Community Builders Meet at Asbury Church
The Asbury Community Builders plan their regular monthly meeting at Asbury church Friday night March 21. Temple R Lovett will give the main address on Where do we go from here in the purebred business. Members will respond to the roll call with an Irish joke. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee will be served. Mrs Victor Reynolds hosted Mrs J W Grahams Sunday school class at her home Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Alice Cooper Ben Wallis Robert Davidson Mark Stewart Ed Renner W W Ralston Wm Lickert Frank Buckner Norman Bennett Ben Baird Will Craig Omer Hall C B Clem Julia Parsons Herman Fawley and Mrs J E Evans and gon.
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Asbury
Asbury Church
Temple R. Lovett
Victor Reynolds
J. W. Graham
Methodist Church
Miss Mary Brown Hosts L. L. Club Evening
Miss Mary Brown acted as hostess for the L. L. Club Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mesdames Dixon Bradley Prevo Kerr Poorman Carroll Dewey Lewis and Misses Hodge Shipe plus Esther Hurnside of Washington DC, reported to have taken a stenographer position for Congress.
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Mary Brown
L. L. Club
Mesdames
C. A. Dixon
Stephen Bradley
Sam Prevo
J. K. Kerr
Arthur Poorman
H. M. Dewey
Perry Lewis
Florence Hodge
Hester Shipe
Dora Mussleman
Esther Hurnside
Washington, D. C
Congress
St. Louis
Burhside
Mavehall
Ben Baird Takes Control at Marshall Mills Condensing Co
Ben Baird a leading stockholder in the Marshall Mills Condensing Company has assumed temporary management of the condensory.
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Ben Baird
Marshall Mills
Classified ad notices and farm listings in Marshall area
Multiple small ads for real estate loans farm labor and farm equipment plus live stock and poultry for sale. Eggs seeds horses and mules advertised with prices locations and contact references across Marshall and nearby towns. Also promotional line for Chicago Daily American and Collins Drug Store listings.
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Chicago
Daily American
Collin’s Drug Store
Sunday Guests At Sockler Home Include Six Families
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holzworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Shafer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Able and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coldren and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Géisert and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCoy were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sockler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holzworth
Will Shafer
Leonard King
Fred Able
Harry Coldren
Robert Géisert
J. E. McCoy
Albert Sockler
Mrs Kane Rises From Bed After Auto Crash Injury
Mrs. R Kane of Los Angeles Calif injured in a automobile accident east of Marshall has been confined to her room at the National Dixie Hotel since the crash and is now able to sit up in bed.
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R. Kane
Los Angeles
Calif
Marshall
National Dixie Hotel
McMorris Leads Illinois Hotel Association District Meeting
Charles BE. McMorris attended a district meeting of the Illinois Hotel Association at Effingham yesterday. He serves as chairman of the eastern and southern district of the state, which comprises ten counties.
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Charles BE. McMorris
Illinois Hotel Association
Effingham
Mr. McMorris
Springfield Family Spends Winter Visit in Marshall
Mr and Mrs Mont Davison and their son Eugene from Springfield joined Mrs Homer Quick for a Sunday visit. The Davisons plan to stay in Marshall for a month after wintering in Springfield.
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Mont Davison
Eugene
Springfield
Homer Quick
Walter O'Neal
Carlisle
Indiana
George Kasserman
Newton
J. S. O'Neal
St Patrick's Day dinner honors high school faculty
Mrs. Ernest Bailes and Mrs. F G Edwards hosted the high school faculty at Mrs Bailes home Saturday evening for a six o'clock dinner. The setting featured festive St Patrick's day decor.
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Ernest Bailes
F. G. Edwards
Religious and social notices from Marshall area events
District Baptist Sunday schools met with Rev T C Ury and others in Marshall while Scottish Rite reunion attendees gathered in Danville. Birth day dinner honored Miss Marie Hybarger of Paris. Various locals attended church services, family visits, and social events. announcements include marriages, military school student Frederick Carroll visiting Howe, and road to Indianapolis for Ford car shipments.
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T. C. Ury
M. W. Gilbert
W. A. Fuson
Bert T. Brewer
Cora Brookhart
Casey
District Meeting of
Baptist Sunday Schools
John McCauley
Genevieve
E H. Graham
Paris
Marie Hybarger
That City
Craigs Spend Weekend With Port land and Scotland Kin
Mr and Mrs Russel Craig of Port land Ind and Scotland Ind spent the weekend with home folks as read in a local society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Craig
Portland
Ind
Scotland
Phil Brown
Mrs. D. Brown
Indianapolis
John O’rourke
Catlin, Ind
Frank Manley
Local social notes from Casey and surrounding towns
Mrs. Edward J. Giffel attended a one o clock dinner at Mrs. W. G. Buckler’s in Casey. Numerous families, including the Ptrisho, Reynolds, Burnett, Grabenheimer, English, Noakes, Weir, Crowe, Morton, Mitchell, McCauley, Spotts, and others, hosted or visited relatives in Casey, Marshall, Terre Haute, and Marion. Attendees include Mrs. S. W. Weir, Miss Louise Deaner, Miss Mary English, and Dr. C. D. Mitchell.
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Edward J. Giffel
W. G. Buckler
Casey
C. D. Mitchell
Deming Hotel
Terre Haute
Local obituaries and social notes from Marshall Illinois area
Rice Umbarger of Marshall dies after a week of illness at 70. He leaves four sisters and two brothers and a large family including eleven children and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral by Rev. Archie Groves. Various mentions place Lale Cunningham Georgetown and other visitors in Marshall towns and surrounding areas. An optimist quip closes the column.
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Rice T. Umbarger
Mitchell
Mary Milligan Umbarger
Marshall
Ilinois
Pine Street
Diantha Kerth
Terre Haute
Carrie Perry
Charleston
Emma Neely
Greenup
Alma Mayfield
Casey
Sam Umbarger
Medcalf
Elmer Umbarger
Mary Redifer
Effilce Shoot
Toledo
Roscoe
Russell
Westfield
Walter
Silas
Oklahoma
James
Indianapolis
Hobart
Willie
Kansas
Warren
Roy
Charley
United Brethren Church
Centenary
Archie Groves
United Brethren Church of
Sunday church notices at Glendening hall schedule
Christian Science Sunday school convenes at 9 30 a m with Rey Glendening present. The Sunday service follows titled Matter. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 o clock. Services are held in the Pythian Temple.
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Glendening
Pythian Temple
Evangelical Leader J E McCoy Schedules Sermons and Meetings
Evangelical pastor J E McCoy outlines Sunday school at 2330 followed by preaching at Big Creek at 4 39 pm Marshall at 2 20 pm and Grand Turn at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting set for Wednesday night at Grand Turn with FU GB at Big Creek 7 39.
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Big Creek
Marshall
Grand ‘Turn
Grand Turn
Obituary of Frank Kreimer World War veteran and Mason
Frank Kreimer born June 2 1887 on the Marshall area farm died March 17 1924 in Paris Illinois at age 36 years 9 months 15 days. He served 100 months overseas in World War I earning sergeant rank and an excellent record. He belonged to Marshall Lodge No 133 A F and A M and Marshall Chapter No 90 and Clark County Post No 90 American Legion. Surviving relatives include Mrs Mary Anna Seidel Darwin Township and Mrs Anna Rosner Taunton Mass with many cousins and aunts in Marshall and nearby towns. He will be missed as a good neighbor and loyal friend.
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Frank Kreimer
Henry
Anna Clemence Kreimér
Marshall
Paris
Ilinois
Elizabeth
Frank
Germany
America
Massachusetts
Clark County
Mary Anna Seidel
Darwin
Anna Rosner
Taunton
Mass
Joseph Kreimer
Frekenhorst
Alfred Seidel
Clara Davidson
Darwin Township
Polly Dean
Wabash Township
Josie Kemnitzer
Camp Grant
Illinois
Co. I 309Th Inf
Marshall Lodge No
Marshall Chapter No
Clark County Post No 90
American Legion
Funeral rites honors by Masons Legion and band in Marshall
Funeral services were held at First Christian Church with Rev T P Grendening. Olen R Clements gave a short Masonic eulogy. Masons conducted burial. American Legion provided military honors. Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band played. Ku Klux Klan held a separate ceremony in robes at the grave.
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First Christian Church
T P. Grendening
Olen R. Clements
Masons
American Legion
Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band
Ku Klux Klan
Casey Loses District Final By A Point In Charleston
Casey high school basketball team and subs reached the Charleston district tournament final but lost by one point to Metcalf. Casey beat Mattoon Martinsville and Kansas in earlier rounds with Foreman Howser named to the all star team and Fancher receiving honorable mention.
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Casey
Ill
Casey High School
Charleston
Mattoon
Martinsville
Kansas
Metcalf
Foreman
Howser
Fancher
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B. F. Johnson
Collin's Drug Store
Chicago Daily American
Rhode Island
Wm. Lickert
Patton
Dennison, Ill
Dan Lewis
Route 6
Alfred
Wm. Huffbeton
Marshall, Ill
Harry Maurer
Reid’s
Milo Prust
West Union
Garden City
John L. Hawker
Arthur’ Poorman
Walter Reutepohler
Dubois Co
Whitmer
H. C. ‘Whitmer Co
Columbus
Cole
Cole Loans
Martha Collier
Golden Wyandotte
Charlie F. Sweitzer
Clarksville
Will Rector
A. J. Lifick
Weaver's
Cooper Chapel
Ed Cardditt
Virginia Soubern
Wilfred Shaw
Darwin, T
West Gnolon
Rs Fed
S ‘ Reda
Anconas
Wyandottes
Ball Orpiestown
Minorcas
D .T. Farrow
Peoria
R. A. Mitchell
H. D. Morton
C. R. Johnson
Ben Helm
James Colgrove
George Hallouer
Edwin R. Partlow
Danville
C. A. Pedlar
J. A. Swern
Elmer Stover
J. L. May
Marshall W. C. T. U
Livingston
Frederick Carroll
Howe
C. C. Carroll
Robert C. Kreager
A. C. Greaiger
Inez Tanner
Flora Hagist
Berneice Gard
Otto McVick
Ruth Washburn
Roe Hargrove
Luther Johnson
Jackson
Michigan
Howard Harper
Frank Archer
William Garwood
Guy Musgrave
Burns Dixon
John Hassan
Ford
James Buckner
Frank Buckner
Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Clark S. Thomas
Vivian
Gladys Suillins
Champaign
C.R. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Will Johnson
Mansfeld
A. G. Atwood
Jean
West Frankfort
Fred Keifer
Helen Vorgias
East St. Louis
Mrvs
Tom Koutsempis
Wayne Hollenbeck
Lawrenceville
Mrs
WW. T. Hollenbeck
Missem
Martha Crows
Eleador
Verna
West Tripfon
Lax
Jack Cline
Carl Ptrisho
Bernice of
Guy Reynolds
John Reynolds
Richard Hunter
George Richard
Geneva
J. R. Burnett
Will Sholem
Jerome
Amelia
Messrs
Joe and
Ben Grabenheimer
Ben C. Waterman
Walter Eden and
of Robinson
Will English
Charlie Sweitzer
Riley, Ind
Neal Brazzell
Ernest Keith
Edwin Irwin
West Terre Haute
R. Pine
Louise Deaner
Flat Rock
A. R. Deaner
Eleanor Noakes
Florida
Maggie Noakes
H. W. Bryant
Oakland City
Mary English
Edna Wesnitzer
Walnut Prairie
S. W. Weir
Ben Crowe
J. A. Morton
Walker Spotts
Alice
J. D. Finney
The
Baptist Church
Charles Gurley
Quaker Lane
Newton Cork
Joe Cork
Glenn Martin
Gertrude Cole
North Sixth Street
Harry Bierbaum
Orville Henderick
Ralph Bilerbaum
Owen Walker
W. A. Munshower
Alma
Helen Dickerson
Dennison
Dan Eckle
Orville Henderich
John Rademaker
Marion
Mildred
Edith Cole
Margaret
KR. Johnson
Indiaarapolis
Mary Forbeck
Mr. and
Mrs. Wernard Forbeck
Terre, Haute
Goble
Lioyd Pulver
Lale Cunningham
Georgetown
Alora Ward
Kathryn Wisely
Modest John of
Laura Partlow
Marie Junker
M. J. Duffy
Frances Kelly
Dorothy Rose
May Scott
D. Musselman
MR. Umbarger
North
Tropics
Christian Science
J. E. Evans
Bright’s
Chicago Tribune
Chambers
K I King
Bagley
Stultz
Baldwin
O. R. Clements
Smart
Epworth League
Reed
Lord
White -Smith
Frank Cole
Clarence Carroll
Berceuse
Richmond
Finder
Ethel Hurst
Gan
Shelley
Merrick Studio
Jerry
Pythian Theatre
Keifer’s
D.d.doll & Son
Wabash Valley
Ethel Grey Terry
Niles‘.Welch
White Way
New York
Pola Negri
Negri
Chas Ray
James Whitcomb Riley
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