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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

4

Local families spend Sunday visits and farm moves noted

Mr and Mrs Walter Scott and children and Mrs Jim Thompson with children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Mallory. Mr and Mrs Jesse Walker and children and Mrs Alva Liggett visited Mr and Mrs Dave Thompson of Choctaw. Kenneth Wilhoit Opal Veach and Everett Veach joined Myrtle for an evening. Fred Shade spent Sunday with Jo Martin. Neighbors gathered at John Davis Sr home for music. Lem Huston and family plan Iowa trip while Joe Shade moves to the Huston farm Tuesday.

Walter Scott Jim Thompson Will Mallory Jesse Walker Alva Liggett Dave Thompson Choctaw Kenneth Wilhoit Opal Veach Everett Veach Myrtle Yeegetth Fred Shade Jo Martin John Davis Sr Lem Huston Iowa Joe Shade

Community Visit Highlights Social Visits and Home Gatherings

Gladys Bohn spent Thursday night with Mrs Ed Chickadonz. Choctaw residents Maude Blizzard and Berniece Gard visited and stayed with local families. Numerous relatives gathered, including the Hollers, Albrights, and Romopers, sharing Sunday dinners and weekend visits across Ohio Chapel Marshall Choctaw and Terre Haute communities.

West York Visitors Attend Weekend Gatherings

Mrs Stella Clements and her Hutsonville family spent Sunday with her parents the Wheelers. Paris and Ruskin Bell were dinner guests of their aunt. Several local residents visited Terre Haute and nearby towns, with trips to Enfield and Martinsville noted. An aunt’s birthday and hospital visits are also mentioned among many social calls.

Stella Clements Hutsonville T J Wheeler R L. Bell Paris Ruskin Bell Emma Moore F. Swindle Terre Haute Julia E Wadsworth Plain View Carlinsville

East McDaniel J W Seymour and Nearby Visits

Seymour of Palestine spent Thursday night with his daughter Mrs Alva Wells and family. Barnett Sackrider wife and son visited. Dean of Muddy Creek vicinity visited with Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider. Tuesday Mr and Mrs Leon Dodd of Melrose spent Wednesday night with Isaac Hoskinson and family. Fred Stanfield Will Sackrider and Jesse Spraker trans acted business in Annapolis Monday. Charles St Clair and wife near Hisonville spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Angeline Nidley. Mr and Mrs Maynard Melton and children were business callers in Hutsonville Saturday evening. Mrs Nancy Wilson and sons Charles and Lee of Walnut Prairie visited Sunday with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Will Athey. Wayne Sackrider spent Saturday evening with his grandparents. Will Sackrider and wife Mr and Mrs Ray Drake and son were business callers in Annapolis Wednesday evening. There was no school three days the past week due to sickness. Jesse Spraker and wife called on A H Bassett and wife Saturday evening. Wallace Elliott was in Annapolis on business Friday evening.

Gladys Bohn Ed Chickadonz Maude Blizzard Choctaw John Boppler Berniece Gard Louise Hirsch John Holler Emmett Tharp Ohio Chapel Milo Fred Lichtenberger Snyder Fred Bender Emery Bessie Morgan Mary Lucille Ziegler Russell Arbuckle C. F. Rompser Fred Koppler Jacob Gard Henry Thomas Wilson John Albrecht James Millhouse Marshall Edward George Strohm Thomas Blizzard Bonnie Collier Frieda Romoser Wm Hirsch Joe Williams Alma Romoser Bonnie Ray Thompson Sophia Ziegler Hirsch Terre Haute Gottlieb Abel Edgar. J. L. Binder Len Davis Charles Freeman Family of Liberty Chris Koppler J W Seymour Palestine Alva Wells Barnett Sackrider Earl Brady Pickering Muddy Creek Will Sackrider Leon Dodd Melrose Isaac Hoskinson John Phillipps Fred Stanfield Jesse Spraker Annapolis Charles St Clair Near Hisonville Angeline Nidley Maynard Melton Hutsonville Nancy Wilson Charles and Lee Walnut Prairie Will Athey Wayne Sackrider Ray Drake H Bassett Wallace Elliott

Social notes from Choutaw Wiina Cline and neighbors

Sunday visit highlights include Choutaw Wiina Cline with Lois Norton and Otis Williams and family of Cottonwood spending time with Enock Wy risk and wife. The snippet records informal family gatherings and local social ties.

Choutaw Lois Otis Williams Cottonwood Enock Wy Risk Wile

Community Visits Highlight Avon and Nearby Homes

Local families from Avon Darwin and Grant Hollenbeck traveled between Avon and surrounding towns visiting relatives. Sunday gatherings included Grace Haddix and children, Maude Blizzard, Frank Johnson and family, and Herman Burger households among others while several groups spent weekends with kin in Casey Ohio Lyons and other nearby areas.

Sunday Social Notes From Kan sas Convention and Local Visits

Russell Stephens and wives Lawrence Frazier and wife Mrs WS O Hair Mary Thomas Gertie Deubray and Ralph Snodgrass attended the Sunday school convention in Kansas. Mr and Mrs William Redmon of Paris were dinner guests of his parents. John Michael spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Day. Pearl Redmon visited Lucille Kelly. Lee Beauchamp and Milt Redman were at Westfield.

Russell Stephens Lawrence Frazier WS. O’hair Mary Thomas Gertie Deubray Ralph Snodgrass Kansas Wiliam Redmon Paris Shell Redmon Sara Carney Olle Michael Stella Downs Sam Michael Lee Beauchamp Terre Haute Charles Langford Redmon Robert Crowder Lucille Kelly Pearl Redmon Ephie Hawkins Clarksville Mamie Beauchamp Goldie Smittkamp John Michael Dan Day Lee Beauchamp Milt Redman Westfield

Local social notes from Garner area gatherings

Mrs J R Lee and Mrs W M Higginbotham visited Mrs Zornes Tuesday afternoon. Plin Garner and wife were in Terre Haute on Wednesday. ER Meadley and family from West Terre Haute spent the weekend with Levi Hewltt and family. Hollie Garner and wife called on Chas Hewitt Saturday evening. Wacker family visited J R Guthrey and wife last Sunday. O Tuykendall of West Terra Haute was in the vicinity Sunday. Detree Lee and wife with Gertrude and Marie Garter shopped in Marshall Saturday.

J.R. Lee W. M. Higginbotham Zornes Plin Garner Terre Haute ER. Meadley West Terre Haute Levi Hewltt Hollie Garner Chas, Hewitt Wacker J. R. Guthrey O. Tuykendall West Terra Haute Detree Lee Gertrude Marie Garter Marshall Saterday

Local Social Notes From McClure and Nearby Areas

John Sullivan Fishback and family visited Wp Travolta and family in McClure on Sunday. Edith Geisert and sons Carl and Elwin were in Terre Haute Saturday. Nelson Hutchinson of Livingston called on William Sears Sunday morning. Mollie Sears visited Ida McClure of Marshall last Tuesday. Mrs Paul Travolta spent Saturday with her mother Mrs Katie Riley of Marshall. Mollie Sears attended Armstrong Missionary meeting at Lila Wyrick's home last Wednesday. Mrs Dan Baggs spent Friday with her brother Clell Thompson of Marshall. Mr Thompson is very ill. Forest and Bernard Francis and Fred White and wife of West Terre Haute visited Isaac Francis and wife Sunday.

John Sullivan McClure Wp. Travolta Nelson Hutchinson Livingston Sears Edith Geisert Carl and Elwin Terre Haute Mollie Sears Ida McClure Marshall Paul Travolta Katie Riley Armstrong Lila’ Wyrick Dan Baggs Clell Thompson Thompson Forest Bernard Francis Fred White West Terre Haute Isaac Francis

Cooper Chapel Birthday Surprise for Verlin Murphy

Verlin Murphy received a double surprise at Cooper Chapel and home on Tuesday the 17th. Friends unloaded a truckload of cabs while he fed, then gathered 59 neighbors at his home to celebrate with games and lunch. Florence Sachs and Ben Saiter wed Saturday the 14th at the parsonage. The Willing Workers met at the chapel on the 19th to plan a dinner sale and future entertainment.

Cooper Chapel Verlin Murphy Verlin Murphy Florence Sachs Ben Saiter Rev Taylor Frank Helman Kenneth Getser

Weekend Visits Link Spiketown Residents and Martinsville Gatherings

Spiketown residents James Murphy and a web of relatives and friends visited family members in Terre Haute, Martinsville, Marshall, and Chicago. The gatherings included Norton Lovell Haenig and Murphy kin sharing Sunday and Saturday evenings with varied households across multiple towns.

Local social rounds include visits from Clarksville guests

Weekend and weekday social calls cross Clarksville as Mr. and Mrs. F Miller visit Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Clapp and Mr. and Mrs Frank Swartz call on John Swartz family. Don Hunter of Terra Haute visits A P Clapp. Diana Murphy and Zenas Murphy stay with Fannie Davis while Ray Stricker and Lorren Fox visit Howard Winter. Everett Schumacher noted to have spent Monday evening. William Brading of Ant more appears in text.

F. Miller Emanuel Clapp Frank Swartz John Swartz Don Hunter Terra Haute A. P. Clapp Diana Murphy Zenas Murphy Fannie Davis Ray Stricker Lorren Fox Howard Winter Everett Schumacher William Brading Antmore

Social News From Paris and Local Visits

Emil Clapp spent Monday in Paris. Eldred Combs spent Sunday with Daniel Schumacher. Mr and Mrs Charley Fitzjerald Enos Nay Miss Irene Fitzjerald spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Sylvan Fitzjerald. Miss Mae Fitzjerald spent Wednesday with Miss Lily Starks.

Emil Clapp Paris Eldred Combs Daniel Schumacher Charley Fitzjerald Enos Nay Irene Fitzjerald Sylvan Fitzjerald Mae Fitzjerald Lily Starks

Local Socials and Obituary Highlights

Mrs Em Meloy visited sister Mrs Ellen Bennett of Auburn Saturday. Various local hosts welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Homer Hendrix and Mr and Mrs Chris Hutchings. L E Conner of Cleveland preached at Salem church. Mrs Laura Heimer, former resident now of Martinsville, died of pneumonia. funeral and burial followed at Green Moss cemetery.

Homer Hendrix Christian Hutchings Sylvan Richey Suday Colman Richey Near Westfield George Beauchamp Little Son Kansas Matt Snyder David Claypool Casey Jerry Claypool Silas Murphy Lucian Zenas Murphy Laura Heimer Martinsville Green Moss

Baby girl Imogene Louise born to Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan

The Morgan family welcomed a daughter named Imogene Louise on March 22. Audrian Linton stays with Henry Morgan. Others shared Sunday meals with relatives including the Morgans, Hutchings, Wilhoits, Veachs, Linton, and Morgan households while flu illness affects Ernie Bishop's family and Esther Pittenger cares for Diana Linton.

Johnnie Hutchings Reba Faye Doris Iris Wilhoit Lon Linton Audrian Hazel Linton Kenneth Dale Wilhoit Everett Virgil Veach Lloyd Hendrix Willie Veach Jesse Veach Ernie Bishop Lester Veach Henry

Marshall Visitations and Local Socials Tallied

Fred Pine and wife joined Marshall visitors Saturday. Rev Babbs dined with Charlie Sweitzer last Sunday. John Snedeker and family visited Marshall Sunday. George Cork and family traveled to Marshall Saturday. Dorothy Martin works for David Setzer and wife. Mary BE and W C Pulver attended Arm strong Sunday school. Verlin Murphy and family spent Sunday with M M Weaver and wife. Carry Gable of Terre Haute spent Sunday with David Setzer. Glen Sweitzer joined a surprise for George Spencer of State Line last Sunday. Jean and Virginia Stoclting visited grandparents Melvin Fawley and wife of Oliver Saturday night and Sunday.

Fred Pine Marshall Rev. Babbs Charlie Sweitzer John Snedeker George Cork Dorothy Martin David Setzer Mary BE W. C. Pulver Armstrong Verlin Murphy M. M. Weaver Carry Gable Terre Haute Glen Sweitzer George Spencer State Line Jean Virginia Stoclting Melvin Fawley Oliver

Cleonz South Lindsey School Closes for Health Reasons

The school at South Lindsey closed Friday due to the teacher's health. Mrs Sallie Hammond and Martha Crane of Toledo visited Minnie Connelly and daughters. Frank Poffinbarger left for Charleston to work on two farms this summer. A large group gathered at Dewey Connelly’s home for his 26th birthday, sharing a noon feast. A 40 acre tract near Wiser appears to near drilling progress.

Cleonz South Lindsey Sallie Hammond Martha Crane Toledo Minnie’ Connelly Frank Poffinbarger Charleston Dewey Connelly

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