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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1921

Page

4

Local People Visit and Family Updates Noted

Frank Nay Dolson and wife Dr Redman spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs Buschemeyer. Seth Parks of Charleston visited his mother in town. Mrs Elyah Claypo improving slowly. Sam Eddings and family of Oilfield spent Sunday with Wm Melton. Allen Claypool of Marshall was here Friday. Sperry Claypool bought hogs from Alpha last week. Jess Deems and Lee Brackett of Westfield visited. Laura Helmer bought a Silvertone phonograph last week. P Clapp roofed his house last week. Elijah Claypool hosted Robert Stricker and daughter. Raymond Claypool helped oat sowing Saturday.

Frank Nay Dr .Redman Buscehmeyer Teach Oscar Marshall Charlies Parks Charleston Elyah Claypo Sam Eddinges Oilfield Wm Melton Okel Findles Louis Ferris Ivan Veach Allen Claypool Sperry Claypool Alpha Jess Deems Lee Brackett Westfield Jennie Jaypool Audrey Sophia Montgomery Tate Laura Helmer P. Clapp Robert Stricker Elijah Claypool Raymond Claypool John Near Grandview

Sunday Visiting Groups Highlight Local Social Scene

Local residents hosted and visited over Sunday with multiple families including the Socklers King Davison Holzworth Geisert McCoy Williams Gard Imle Laybold and Coldren. A closing line notes love unites a much lighter couple in a lighthearted regional flourish.

Leonard King James Davison Fred Holzworth Robert Geisert Wilma J E McCoy Joe Williams Avon Will Imle Alex Gard Harry Coldren Albert Sockler Fred Laybold Hutton Ind

West York Community Notes and Local Visits

Mrs. Elvina Layton returns from visiting children in Terre Haute Indiana and Windsor Illinois. Visitors include Selah Evans and Felix Romine from Terre Haute, and R L Bell and children of Paris. Several families from Dar­win Clark County and Annapolis attended church or visited relatives. A baby son Warren Nixon Mehler was welcomed to Ed Mehler’s family. No school Thursday and Friday due to teachers’ institute at Robinson.

Elvina Layton Therre Haute Ind Windsor Illinois Selah Evans Felix Romine Terre Haute R. L. Bell Paris R. S. Richards Everett Cooper Graysville Indiana Coppage George Green David Weir Darwin Clark County Cassie Whittaker Guy Hager John Clough Annie Jones Joe Decker Annapolis Ray Decker Hutsonville Wm Decker Dan Prust Homer Prust William Holladay Ashley Holladay West Union Stork Ed Mehler Warren Nixon Mehler Teachers’ Institute Robinson Ellis Stanfield Marshal Glen Will Musgrave Morton Mills Sarah Bell Martin Newlin Albert Wright

Ye Drop In Restaurant Sold To Edwards and Sons

Westfield R C Daughhetee sold the Ye Drop In Restaurant this week to W E Edwards and Sons. Henry Auffenorde and Miss Catherine Malcom wed Thursday in Charleston with County Clerk Elston overseeing the ceremony in private office and Judge John P Harrah performing the marriage.

R. C. Daughhetee W E Edwards & Sons Henry Auffenorde Catherine Malcom Charleston Elston John P Harrah

Local residents share news from Westfield and Marshall area

Dorothy Kuspp of DePauw University in Greencastle visited her grandmother Mrs. C N Ewart. Anna Watson traveled to Windsor to assist. William Pinnell is ill at Mrs Ira Baker's home. Friendship Club met at Baker's new home with shamrocks and Irish flags as favors. Elva Hoover sold eighty acres east of Westfield for 93.75 per acre to HF A W. High school students enjoyed a party at E T Pinnell’s sugar camp. C C Rider has improved after two weeks illness. John Merrick turned over Westfield and Parker townships tax books in Marshall. Community members attended Knowles Bros sale near Marshall. Leonard Kile and family visited their son. many others shared meals and visits across Marshall, Westfield, and surrounding farms.

Dorothy Kuspp DePauw University Greencastle Ind C. N. Ewart Anna Watson Windsor Wiliam Pinnell Ira Baker Friendship Club Elva Hoover Eugene Dawson Westfield

Martinsville Notes and Local Elections Report

Jem Johnson of Indianapolis returns home after visiting relatives. Ward 3 nominating for J P and Democratic candidates C W Hill and Alex Millis named. Christian baptism at creek. Mart insville to hold annualomer day on March 30. Manuel Welsh’s remains arrive from Oklahoma for funeral at Blue Grass church. ME pulpit served by Rev Tharp. Pearl Taggart family to move to Oklahoma. Eggs in Martinsville 23c per dozen hogs 10%. Local visitor Walter McCrory from Casey.

Jem Johnson Indianapolis Thomas Cooper Ward 3 J P W . Hill Alex Millis J. P Martinsville Omer Manuel Welsh Our City Oklahoma Martin Garver Blue Grass Church The Baptist Church Frank Jeffs Cleone Lem Atkins Tharp Nokomis Mlinois

Sunday Social at Livingston Shifts to Marshall Visit List

Sunday school attendance grows in Livingston as Estella Morgan Helen and Norma Weaver visit Marshall. Lucile Cork and Faye Kesler spend Sunday with Greta Alcorn while Edith Burkholder visits home folks. Mike Burkholder calls on Livingston friends. Amy Wyrick of Marshall visits home folks. Andy Dunkel visits with his wife’s parents Andrew Kesler. Mrs John Morgan spends Sunday evening with Mrs Pearl Weaver.

Estella Morgan Helen Norma Weaver Marshall Lucile Cork Faye Kesler Greta Alcorn Edith Burkholder Mike Burkholder Livingston Amy Wyrick Andy Dunkel Andrew Kesler John Morgan Pearl Weaver

Local Notes From Claysville and Nearby Areas

Henry Babcock works on the George Claypool project while Dr J W Marlow recovers from illness. Terre Haute students Hugh Johnson and Jean Reeley return home sick as scarlet fever and smallpox concerns rise. The Claysville Baptist church plans an Easter program with 1000 am communion. Farmers sow oats. Rufus Murphy and others report illness. Families visit relatives across Grandview Mozart and Darwin areas.

Zeé J W . Marlow Hugh Johnson Jean Reeley Terre Haute Clara Johnson Bruce Spires Samuel Spangenburg Sarah Spangenburg Darwin Grace Cassady Frances Beck Charleston Claysville Baptist Church

Local notes from Mt Olive area residents and town updates

Wallace Elliott and family visited Mrs Meholancy. Andy Johnson moved to William Murphy s place. Charles Roberts can walk to the store for first time since illness in late November. Mrs Alice Newman and Mrs Calestin Daugherty returned from Robinson hospital. Mrs Holingsworth of Georgetown begins a protracted meeting this week. Nathan Musgrave conducted service Sunday evening. William Lewis moved his house to Calvin Sebastia s lot. The road grade south of town has been completed.

Wallace Elliott Mt. Olive Alice Newman Calestin Daugherty Robinson Hospital Holingsworth Cumberland Presbyterian Georgetown Nathan Musgrave Union Chapel Wm Lewis Calvin Sebastia

Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Across Town

Mabel Jackson spent Sunday with Lolo Norton while Perry Williams and Clarence Craig traveled to York. Hershel Cline and family visited relatives in West Union, and Carl Norton visited relatives in Marshall. William Garner and family and Myrtle Botts of Kile spent Monday with John Garner and family. Mrs. Jennie Craig and children spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Cora Walker. Edward Burger and wife visited their daughter Alma Johnson in Clarkeville. Everett Hollenbeck and William and John Norton were guests Sunday, as Mrs. Mollie Thompson and son spent Saturday with Mrs. Cora Walker and Eunice Jackson household members Delphia Mary and Leon visited Mrs. Jatle Buzzard and daughters.

Mabel Jackson Lolo Norton Perry Williams Clarence Craig York Hershel Cline West Union Carl Norton Marshall William Garner Allright Myrtle Botts Kile John Garner Jennie Craig Cora Walker Edward Burger Alma* Johnson Clarkeville Everett Hollenbeck

Snyder Community News Bustling With Visitations and Meetings

Attendance at Sunday school reached 62 as Rev J T Story announced a new meeting series starting next Thursday evening in Snyder. Visitors include Miss Bertha Walls from Marshall and Miss Elizabeth Collier from West Union. local families share weekends and travels to Dike Iowa and with the Holwicks and Colliers.

J. T. Story Snyder Ollie Myles Pratriet Ind William Collier Walter Garwood Fred Holwick Bertha Walls Marshall Rerfiona Bailey Harry Thary Dike Iowa Elizabeth Collier West Union W F Holwick Leone Collier Beulah Tharp

Sunday Visits Share News Among Spicketown Families

Spicketown residents report a series of Sunday visits as Mr and Mrs Owen Perry called on Mr and Mrs Dick McCarty and Dan Milburn and family spent time with Theodore Sanders and Ethel Shumaker visited with Eliza beth and Ruth McKenzie. John Fredenberger and family joined Harry Findley and family, while Harry and Ralph Norton visited with Melvin Norton. Goldie and Ednie Lovell visited Will Litteral at Marshall. Mr and Mrs John Clapp visited Syra Murphy and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Stepp and children called on George Renner’s family. Everett Harper and family visited Howarah Harper.

Owen Perry Dick McCarty Dan Milburn Theodore Sanders Ethel Shumaker Elizabeth Ruth McKenzie John Fredenberger Harry Findley Harry Ralph Norton Melvin Norton Goldie Ednie Lovell Will Litteral Marshall John Clapp Syra Murphy Charles Stepp George Renner Everett Harper Howarah Harper

Local Floridian and Illinois Travelers Highlight Social Scene

Paola residents Casey and Lee families host and visit relatives during spring breaks. Students and parents travel for basketball tournaments in Champaign Olney and Bloomington. Church luncheon planned in Memorial building as Easter approaches. Casey citizens cheer high school team at state tourney in Champaign after district loss by one point.

Olney Casey Glen Adams Jralph Foater Ernest Short Vance Owens Jack Chrysler Champaign

Community Notes Include Campaign Closings and Local Gatherings

The Methodists completed a three week campaign led by Rev. C E Pettit of Marshall assisting Rev. A C Adams. The township high school senior class consists of forty members with several students traveling to Marshall for a teachers' exam. The American Legion hosted a St Patrick dance at Moose hall drawing visitors from Martinsville Marshall Westfield Greenup and Charleston. The Ingham orchestra and Ragland Brothers of Casey provided music. A dinner party honored a birth anniversary at the Arney home with multiple guests. Democrats and Republicans held county conventions naming local officers and trustees. Cards and an afternoon club gathering featured Mrs Ben Waterman and notable guests with prizes awarded. Various social notes conclude with commentary on fashion and marriage expectations.

Methodists C.'E. Pettit Marshall A. C.adams The Township High School American Legion St. Patrick Moose Hall Martinsville Westfield Greenup Charleston Mfingham Ragland Brothers Casey Paul Arney W. H. Arney Marie Arney Ethel Lee Vaughn Arney Doyle Clem Decatur Jacob Heffley Mm. Grant Wilma L. P. Emrich B. G. Payne Serena Baldwin Mulberry Grove Casey Township Justice of the Peace John Heath Henry Hedges James Grisamore James Swallum S. S. Hepner T. B. Grafton John River D. R. Rosebrough W. B. Malcomb Walter McCrory C. R. Colpert Williance Davidson Don ER. Price West Main Street Flossie Lee Mesdames P. R. Smith B. B. Sturdevant F. W. Birnie B. C., Waterman William Maughan James Alkire C. A. Morey F.an. Grant Chicago Josephine Roberts Indianapolis Ind Ben C. Waterman Fred Stohr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dolson Ernst Otto Sockler Charlie Ejtel West York Knowles Bros. Sale Leonard Kile Albert Wm Forbeck Thomas Serwise Godfrey Spittler Flossie Huffiington Leander Wright Nathan Wright S. M Freeman George Spittler Lloyd Afr Lyman Thompson Cleds Lucile Mildred Craig Philip Spittler Elden Adams of Wm. Forbeck Sarah Katie Shotts Joe Coombes Wm Kile Nathan Tingley Fenton Spangler James Frank Bender Sundar White House U. S. Supreme Court John D. Rockefeller Hoover Dolsoow Henry Babcock Lst George Claypools Rufus Murphy R. A. Stricker R. E. Babcock John Monk Grandview Roy Findley Russell Murphy Harry Harbor Henry Murphy Mozart Spiketown Victor Grove Paola Kansas David S. Lee Hot Springs Ark Brooke Appleby E. H Baldwin Mesdames L. P. Emrick H. M Grant Nugent Ragland Ilinois University L. W. Ragland Henry J. Middleton Mesdames J. W. Brewer U. S Urbana Kathryn Ruth McNutt Bloomington Jennie McNutt Mabel Briscoe Lee Kilborne Harold Smith Annette Emrick St. Marys of the Woods W. S. Lowry Devils Croquis Belgium Daniel Spittler My Place Joseph Cork
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