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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
7
A humorous set of sayings critiques prohibition, marital woes, and human nature. It notes moonshine hurting sunshine, lagging husbands causing nagging wives, and spoiled boys becoming rotten men. It observes road hogs and fall butcherings while lampooning corporate attempts at humanity.
Many residents made trips to Marshall and Terre Haute including Mr and Mrs James Mundy Mrs A L Cork and Dean visited Marshall and family. Esther Ferris spent Saturday in Marshall while Cozy Mundy attended a community meeting Mitchell Crowe married Leona Johnson at Robinson and the couple began housekeeping.
Alix contemplates two loved ones in trouble as Peter and Cherry plan a perilous sea departure. She ferries them to the cabin, wrestles with danger and loyalty, and shares a quiet goodbye with Buck the dog before Peter and Cherry depart for a life at sea, leaving Alix to face consequences.
Farm just north of West York noted with a high school basketball loss to the Independent team Saturday night. S L G club members held a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs Reisner at her home with luncheon to close the evening. Mr and Mrs Otho Miller hosted a Sunday dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Ben Crowe Irene and Martha Crowe Milo Prust and daughter Jean Mrs Charles Whitlocke Jack Cline and Nix Evans of Hutsonville.
Announcement lists ballot colors by party for Clark County Illinois Primary on April 11 1922. Republican white Democratic pink Socialist yellow Farmer Labor blue. Clerk Fleming R Black notes advertisement dated March 22 1922.
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