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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
4
John Lindley attended William Lindley's funeral at West Union on Wednesday. Maude Blizzard and Golda Blizzard visited Elsie Strom at Avon on Thursday. Lola Norton spent a few days with her mother Mrs John Coldren, who is ill.
The column notes a weekend visit by Cornyjing Guthrie to his father and Mary Virginia’s spirits around the event. Several attendees planned community singing at the school Tuesday night with another session next Tuesday. Elwood Rollings visited home folks Sunday. Sarah Weaver and daughter Myra spent the weekend with her father in Martinsville. An Easter program is planned at the Methodist church.
Souter Dolson and family spent the weekend with Mrs N P Nichman at Neven Hughey Hornbrook when a serious accident occurred Friday evening in Marshall. While he was climbing onto his wagon the team started and threw him, the wheels passed over him. He was carried to the home of his half-brother Cleophas Hornbrook in Marshall.
Illnesses and medical events touch area families. Miss Minnie Geisert undergoes a serious operation in Paris with her mother Mrs Emma Geisert nearby for support. Ray Thompson from Terre Haute visits grandparents in the county for a week. Mrs James Pickens cares for her ill daughter Mrs Grover Lewis in Terre Haute.
A string of weekend visits as families from Terre Haute and nearby towns gather at relatives homes. Mrs. Evans's birthday surprise features music and light refreshments. Roy Hicks returns to work in Kansas oil fields after visiting his parents in Terre Haute area.
West Union st Ae Mr and Mrs Milo Prust and daughter Jean spent the weekend in Terre Haute visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Prust Mack Fowler of Terre Haute joined his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Fowler Reba visited Thelma Leggett on Sunday Miss Jane Morton of Springfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs J A Morton Perl Fowler of Terre Haute came for the death of Wm Lindley Mrs A S G Chapman spent the weekend near Casey Chester Ralston visited Robinson Miss Irene Crow attended Hutsonville junior class play with Misses Kath leen Prust Imogene Coryell Vashti Harmon Miss Mabel Poorman visited Miss ine Caulifer Miss Martha Crowe and Hershel Musgrave also attended the play The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Dillon of Terre Haute was brought to Beulah cemetery for interment Hubbard Fisher suffered a stroke and is improving Albert Newlin and Bruce Miller served as petit jurors in Marshall The funeral of Wm Lindley was held at the Friends Church with Rev Russell officiating Interment at Lindley cemetery
In Clark County In Chancery March Term 1922 Herbert Herring et al vs Ed Kirby et al partition. Master in Chancery I H R Snavely will sell at 2 PM April 28 1922 at the east door courthouse Marshall Illinois the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and 50 acres more or less in section 35 12N 11W containing fifty acres more or less. Terms: half cash on sale, balance in two equal notes due six and twelve months, secured by mortgage,7 percent interest, purchaser may pay all cash. Dated Marshall Illinois March 27 1922. H R Snavely Master in Chancery Everett Connelly Solicitor. Advertisement 13-4.
Master in Chancery announces sale of the northeast quarter of section seven in Clark County Illinois to satisfy a decree in Aliie Thompson v. Sarah Newlin et al. The sale occurs April 28, 1922 at the east door of the Clark County courthouse with terms of one half cash and balance in one year, optionally all cash, and without life estate in Drs Thomason McDonald.
Martinsville items include Rev J D Opdegratt leaving for Pennsylvania after revival services at Church of God, and funerals for J A Tyhurst and John Gossett. Local residents visit relatives, relocate to Akron, and winter in Florida. Mrs Lola Lathrop returns from Terre Haute. Golden Links class hosted by Mrs B N McNary.
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