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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

4

Oil well drama and local school changes in a busy week

Fair days improve roads while the George Claypool farm oil well attracts sightseers. Teachers shift at Green Moss and West Liberty schools as Dan Murphy and Claude Newman begin spring terms. Local political nominations include Republicans and Democrats with Willard Blankenbeker and Walter Stricklett among officers.

Ehsha Claypool Oklahoma Sophia Meloy Green Moss George Claypool Martinsville Charity Ross Mamie Lowry Clarksville Methodist Church D. Perry Estancia Mex Claypool Casey Dan Zenas Murphy Fast Liberty Claude Newman O. W. Hutchings Fred Wood Emanuel Moore J W_ B. Hutchings Coleman Richey Glen McCormick Mahala Bardin Blue Grass Josiah Bardin Riley Westfield Fanny Jjohnson Marshall Democrats Nate Daughhettee Hurley Johnson Dave Montgomery Charles Buckler Waldo Fox Robert Babcock Bruce Clapp Riley Nicholson Will Maggart

Insurance ads for Cole and Cole firm in Marshall Ill

Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property offered by Cole and Cole of Marshall Illinois. Strong companies with lowest rates. Write or call for terms.

Cole & Cole Marshall, Ill

Moonshine Notes and Martinsville Visits Across Week

Abner Maring surpasses Ott Calvert in local chatter while Ott Calvert and Roe Frederick visit Martinsville on Tuesday and Wednesday. Various residents, including A Kellian and wife and Richard Fears and wife, spend time with neighbors, with land leases noted and a large crowd attending Boomer Day in Martinsville. T. M. Cooper moves back to Martinsville from Marshall, Ind.

Abner Maring Ott Calvert Martinsville Roe Frederick A. Kellian Lewis Spaugh Richard’ Fears Landis Dehl Fermin Bennett Marshall Lorenzo Bennett Bert Lingafelter Boomer T. M. Cooper Ind Wo. McDaniel Jude Bowen Willow Prairie Elmer Deverick Everett Burris

Dennison Community News Highlights And Obituary

Local notes from Dennison Ohio area include visits among residents Mrs Jerome Nickles and families Mrs Rosa Griffith and Mrs Ella Johns with neighbors and relatives Epworth League organized with officers Earnest Griffith presiding The Methodist church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 am worship at 11 am and evening service at 7 15 pm Obituary notes Henry Mapes found dead north of Dennison after ailing illness funeral at Willow cemetery concluded services A pastor G A Mathis announces Epworth League and church activities

Jerome Nickles West Terre Haute Will Kirby Jas Medley Viola Nettie Taylor G A Mathis Josephine Scofield Trea Terre Haute James Surber Et Derriier Bess Hogue Asbury Isabelle Herring Haslitt of Marshall Rosa Griffith Ella Johns Jas. Doolittle Joseph Taylor Grace Taylor Susie Johns Farrington Addie W Montgomers Frank Augustus Lant Crawford Dennison Ohio Formosa Kans Henry Mapes John M Taylor Epworth League

Local families enjoy Sunday visits and summer work

Nelle Kile returns from West York. Lillie and Rose Spittler visit Ruth and Gladia Nicol. Henry Kile and family spend Sunday with Robert Nicol. Harry Freeman to work for Chas Strohm this summer. Edith Kile teaching Cottonwood school. Gertie Schlosser spends Thursday night with Emma and Blanch Craig. Emma Craig visits with sister Mrs Clayton Spittler. L. D. Combs family spend Sunday with Ellis Jackson. Nelle and Edith Kile visit Pleasie and Patience Cooper. Walter and Fred Nicol and Clayton Spittler visit Ross and Bryan Combs. Boomer Day attended at Martinsville. Stella Layman Carroll Spittler visit sister Mrs Tennis Shaffner. Mrs George Spittler and sons visit S. M. Freeman. Agnes Nicol Myrtle Kile Gertile Schlosser Emma and Russell Craig dine with Clayton Spittler.

Nelle Kile West York Lillie Rose Spittler Ruth Gladia Nicol Henry Kile Robert Nicol Harry Freeman Chas. Strohm Walnut Prairie Edith Kile Cottonwood Gertie Schlosser Emma Blanch Craig Choctaw Emma Craig Clayton Spittler L. D. Combs Floyd Lloyd Ellis Jackson Nelle Nelle Nicol Pleasie Patience Cooper Melrose Walter Fred Nicol Ross Bryan Combs Tennis Shaffner George Spittler Lloyd and Dolt Philip Spittler S. M. Freeman Agnes Nicol Styrtle Kile Gertile Schlosser Russell Craig

Cottonwood News Briefs Include Local Visits

Mrs. Lewis Spaughs is seriously fit. Frank Dehl and Landis Dehl were in Casey Friday.

Lewis Spaughs Frank Dehl Casey Landis Dehl

Martinsville and area residents noted in local items and social news

Local notices report visits and trips by Lewis Stevens Nellie Sheffstall George Tyhurst Bill Misner and others. Spring term starts March 30 at Cottonwood school. Cemetery burial for infant Lewis Spaugh. Republican nominating convention names township officers including clerk assessor collector highway commissioner and more.

Lewis Stevens Robinson Nellie Sheffstall George Tyhurst Martinsville Bill Misner Ed Bennett Don Thompson Ralph Mertie Deverick Lloyd Baxter John Baxter Jesse Thompson Cottonwood School Geo. Randolph J. P Bennett Jane Floyd Moriah Bartholomew W. Orndorff Lonnie Fears Johnson Township Vern Lansberry Mr. Bless Frank Foster Chas Hickox Nate Barr Noah Deverick Arthur Groves

Homer violin ownerPhilip Wier proud possessor of new instrument

Philip Wier is the proud possessor of a new violin. Seth Husted plans move from Martinsville to near the Baptist church. The Vandalia depot extension was granted until May 26. Frank Snyder bought a silo to improve cream feeding. The Auburn Democrats nominated Andrew Lewis for highway commissioner. A Sabbath school attendance contest shows ladies losing about 20 points. Ernest Brosman’s team fled a dead horse on the road last week, breaking the buggy tongue. Witnesses traveled to Marshall Friday in the Burgett Gilbert case. compromise and road grant followed.

Philip Wier Jesse Runnels West York Frank Snyder Auburn Democrats Andrew Lewis Adenmoor Seth Husted Martinsville Ernest Brosman Marshall

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Noted in Martinsville Area

Olive Branch reports Sunday school attendance of 69 and lists visitors and social visits across Martinsville. John Weber and wife visited Eldie Rothrock. Ernest Vanarsdalen and Clinton Weber visited Lester Swope. Everett Swope and wife traveled to West York to see her sister. T J Layton enters real estate with Annapolis, N L address. Mrs Eliza Swope visited Martinsville with daughter Clara Hix. Charley Harrison buys Able Bennett farm to build a new house and barn. correction notes Mrs Vanarsdalen went to French Lick Springs and is improving.

Weber Martinsville Blanche Nettleton John Weber Eldie Rothrock Ernest Vanarsdalen Clinton Weber Lester Swope Everett Swope West York T J Layton Annapolis Eliza Swope Clara Hix Charley Harrison Able Bennett Vanarsdalen French Lick Springs

Local residents visit friends and travel notes

Mary Mallory spent Sunday afternoon with Nellie and Irene Gilbert. Ray Cunningham and wife and little son left last week for Buford. Mrs Leonard Washburn went to Terre Haute last Tuesday for eye treatment. Mary Lowry, teaching at West Union, returned home last week. Terrence Washburn was sick and missed part of last week of school. Jack Sweet, attending school at Terre Haute, spent Sunday with home folks. Henry Cunningham returned to Salt Lake City after visiting here. Joe Thompson and wife, Will Mallory, Allen Pennell and I. B. McCullough of Freedom, Lucia Fasig and James Elam of Bethel attended the ordination of Bro Bert Eckles of Mill Creek church last Thursday.

Mary Mallory Nellie Irene Gilbert Ray Cunningham Buford Dakota Leonard Washburn Terre Haute Mary Lowry West Union Terrence Washburn Jack Sweet Henry Cunningham Salt Lake City Utah Joe Thompson Will Mallory Allen Pennell I. B. MecCullough Freedom Lucia Fasig James Elam Bethel Bert Eckles Mill Creek Church

Local Notes on Residents and Visits Across Towns

Everett Hedges seen in McKeen. Mrs. Carter Lee improving but not yet sitting up. Harry Grisham made a business trip to Terre Haute Monday. Mrs. John West in McKeen Monday. Mrs. Henry Newhart with daughter Carter Lee. Miss Nettie Garver of Terre Haute visited home folks Sunday. Tom Craddy of Winnie Texas will move to Santa Anna California soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flowers business trip to Terre Haute last week. Mrs. Sarah Higginbotham very poorly and cared for by her mother. Joe Traviell plans to erect a new 8 room house. Chloe Vaughn of Indianapolis keeps house for her father while Mrs. Crawford visiting Formosa Kansas. Dan Quick returned from extended visit with friends in Terre Haute.

Everett Hedges McKeen Wilford Carter Lee Harry Grisham Terre Haute John West Henry Newhart Nettie Garver Tom Craddy Winnie Texas Santa Anna Calif Ed Flowers Sarah Higginbotham Joe Traviell Chloe Vaughn Indianapolis Mr. Crawford

Community notes and obituaries from Marshall region

Monday and Tuesday hog market prices at eight cents per pound noted. Walter Johnson, game and fish warden of Clark County, visited. Several residents, including Thomas Cooper, visited from Marshall Indiana. Father’s Day services planned at Church of God with Elder Burt speaking. Funeral services for Rev B F Kettring held at Bethel church. several regional deaths and accidents reported. Boomer Day event a success amid bad roads. Chas Patten suffered leg amputation after tank-jump incident. Otto Morgan died from injuries after a fall. Michael Ulrey, pioneer and Baptist member, dies aged 84 with funeral at Baptist church. Various visits by Blankenbeker family and others noted.

Walter Johnson Marshall Clark County Thomas Cooper Ind Guy Neer Casey Linn-McCabe Company Samuel Brossman J. W. B. Hutchings Will Davis Dolson Leo Fasig Harold Olney Ed Jennings Isaac Lamb Paris J. N. Brewer Peoria Isaac Ishler Church of God D. D. Burt Marshall Christian Church William Deahl Enfield Ill B. F. Kettring Terre Haute Our City Robert Blankenbeker Glenwood Minn West Union John Williams Minot North Dakota Bethel Church Pope Richwoods Williams Orange Township Thomas Kelly Chas. Patten Chas Otto Morgan Samuel Morgan Sqshiloh Church Baird Cemetery Shuck Tharp Michael Ulrey Baptist Church J. L. Ryan Greenup Ulrey Rosa Soward Hot Springs Ark W. B. Bean

Evangelical Association Plans Two Services at City Churches

Evangelical Association announces preaching next Sunday morning at Grand Turn church and evening at Marshall church located at corner 10th and Plum. It will be the last services of the conference year. Leo J Ehrhardt, Pastor.

Grand Turn Church Marshall Church 10Th Plum Streets Leo J.ehrhardt

Pastor Invites Full Attendance at Church Services

On Sunday the pastor asks a good attendance at all church services. Morning topic Jesus and the Law. Evening Blind Bartimaeus. Sunday school superintendent urges every member and a guest. Young people meet at six. Committees to be appointed for an efficient organization. The pastor extends cordial Marshall invite to attend any service.

Jesus and the Law Bartimaeus Marshall

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