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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
8
Arthur Guinnip declares his candidacy approved by the Democrats in convention. He asks for support in the township and county at the election to be held Tuesday April 7 1925, promising efficiency and earnest welfare service.
Fred Millhouse secured the four year mail carrying contract between this place and Clarksville at $95 per year with two trips weekly. Heavy rain and sleet left streets slick on Saturday affecting business. Several parties show interest in local business opportunities and new violet blue postal cards with Liberty figure will be ready around April 1.
Forty years ago Mrs J W Locknart married Mr John Smock in Dive nec Farmersburg Indiana. The couple left for the groom's home the next day. Cy Harlan announced as candidate for Highway Commissioner of Marshall township. A party at the Stephenson residence featured dancing. Miss Stell Smith of this county begins teaching writing and aims to teach. Hon William T Hollenbeck withdraws from circuit judge race. Frederick Carroll’s son injured his arm from a fall. Mrs J R Burnett drives a Detroit electric coupe. Residents Howell and family plan to return from Gladewater Texas next week. Mrs JoW Graham and others attend a Paris dinner in honor of Mrs Kallie of New York.
Fragmentary social roundup mentions Moss addess Bohn with Merce and Mrs Ed Chicka. Miss Clara Kildon of Golden Gate visited her grandmother Mrs Eliza beth Jeffers. Velma Tharp stayed with uncle Emmett Tharp and family. Cornwell and family and Mrs Naom were Sunday guests of Martha Ola and Clarence Collier. Ras Phompson and Dencard and family visited Ser pearett Meooggnua. Mis Wao Chard Sune ay.
Albert Tingley of Garwine township confirmed insur ance payout after a residence fire. Bert Garver bought Walnut Prairie stock with Ben Baird invoicing. Community activity notes include visits, weekend gatherings, and car trips among local families and merchants.
Ed Saiter and family hosted guests on Sunday. Mrs Will Cork and Mrs Herman Fawley were guests of Mrs Frank Saiter on Friday. Roy Pittenger and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Sol Pittenger Sunday. Adam Liffick spent the weekend with home folks.
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