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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1920

Page

9

Local society notes and health updates in Marshall area

B Newmans plans a new barn. George Claypoo marketed hogs at Marshall on Thursday. Mrs Wm Fox recovering from measles. Leola Kuhn teaching spring term at Pleasant Grove. Mr and Mrs John W Graham with Oda Marrs. Austin and Mabel Claypool had measles. Mr and Mrs Andy Frey attended funeral of Mrs Louise Reiz in Terre Haute. Cecil Babcock visiting grandmother Mrs Chas Goekler in poor health. Minnie, Dellie and Truman Morgan visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Dan Gilbert at West Union. John Phillips shopped in Marshall on Monday.

B. Newman George Claypoo Marshall Wm. Fox Leola Kuhn Pleasant Grove John W Graham Oda Marrs Austin Mabel Claypool Andy Frey Louise Reiz Terre Haute Cecil Babcock Chas Goekler Minnie Dellie Truman Morgan Dan Gilbert West Union John Phillips

Martinsville Notes on Health Trips and Local Events

Fred Warner returned from St Petersburg after three weeks seeking health relief with little benefit. Comrade Livingston of Casey visited his children Mr and Mrs Harry Fox. Roy Barber led Easter programs planned for Sunday schools. Jos Flenner, burned in a fire, to start business on Washington Street near Fasig Hotel. Joshua Tucker from Orlando arrived, making first appearance. plans to return in mid April. Henry Huffman and Mabe’s line married at the home of the bride Mrs George Cline with Rev Harry Conrad officiating.

Fred Warner St Petersburg Florida Livingston of Casey Harry Fox North Side Roy Barber Bethel Church Jos Flenner Washington Street Fasig Hotel Joshua Tucker Orlando Jim Gs Henry Huffman Mabe George Cline Harry Conrad

West York News Roundup From Summers Wi and Nearby Tales

Ed Strerk of Summer wiill his appointment there at the Church of Christ Saturday evening Sunday morning and evening Opa Stansfield and Mrs Wis Porat Visited at Hutsensi le Saturday Leola HRagar vist) ? friend. at Rob inson Saturday Mrs Viela Smith who spent th winter with relative oat Btoomfield Indiana, returned tome Tuesdays Mr and Mrs Martzsn Newlin visited at Hutsonville Saturday between trains. 2 'Mrs James Lindsey visited at Mar shall last week Minnie, Della, and Truman Morgan of Marshall are visiting their uncle Daniel Gilbert, and wife Mrs. Will Decker has sold her home to her son, Otto, who has moved and she has moved over the restaurant un til she can find her acsplace to buy Ruskin Bell, who has been at Paris taking treatment for his lame leg for sometime, came home Saturday for a short stay. He is improving some but still uses his crutches. Ray Dicker, son of Mr. and Mrs Will Dicker, and Bessie Owens of Hutsonville were married last Wed nesday. They will live at Hutson ville. Samuel Scott of Virginia was here Thursday to see her uncle, Dr. S. Cullop.

Ed Strerk Summer Wiill Church of Christ Opa Stansfield Wis Porat Hutsensi Leola Hragar Vist Robinson Viela Smith Indiana Martzsn Newlin Hutsonville James Lindsey Marshall Minnie, Della Truman Morgan Daniel Gilbert Will Decker Otto Ruskin Bell Paris Ray Dicker Will Dicker Bessie Owens Samuel Scott Virginia Dr. S. Cullop

Community Notes From Casey and Nearby Towns

Local residents share travel updates and visits with relatives across Illinois and Indiana. Students and teachers from Eastern Illinois State Normal School and Illinois University are mentioned, along with moves to Greenup and Akron. A church and school event features a fundraiser with candy booths and a $104 gain for a class banquet.

Westfield and Charleston Visit Notes Across People

A roundup of residents visiting Charleston, Paris, Casey and other cities with multiple entries on business trips, family visits, and social gatherings. Names include Elmer Bennett, Frank Lewis, Wilbur Flenner, E A Schroeder, L R Biggs, Jesse M Watson, Howard Cornwell, Percy Hall, Eugene Wilmot, and others.

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Community Notes and Social Visits in Spiketown

Mrs. Belle Irwin excels at writing. Abie Honderich and family visited George Bierbaum and Louis McDaniel's home. Clifford Irwin returned from Ohio for his mother's illness. Howard Harper family went to Terre Haute. Mary Norton visited Emma Hoenig. Otho Murphy and Lloyd McKenzie joined Tommy Norton. Elizabeth McKenzie returned to Paris to work. A large Sunday school crowd is expected on April 4. Lucy Lovell and Pete Gladikis wed in Terre Haute last Thursday.

Belle Irwin Abie Honderich George Bierbaum Louis McDaniel James Murphy Clifford Irwin Ohio Howard Harper Baby Terre Haute Mary Norton Emma Hoenig Otho Murphy Lloyd McKenzie Tommy Norton Elizabeth McKenzie Paris Lucy Lovell Pete Gladikis

Local Visits and Household Updates From Mattoon and Area

Mrs. Mina Rothrock and her daughter Irma visit relatives in Mattoon. Everett Swope and wife spent Sunday with son Glenn and family near Bellair. Nellie Keith works for Mrs. Lucy Bartlett. Honer Dirakenbeker returned to Terre Haute Friday after hospital treatments for rheumatic illness.

Mina Rothrock Irma Mattoon Everett Swope Glenn Bellair Nellie Keith Lucy Bartlett Honer + Dirakenbeker Perre Haute

Local Notices From Marshall Area

Sperry Claypool visited Marshall on Friday. Many ill with flu are recovering. Rev S J Lindsay will preach at Salem Church on April 5 and 6. Mrs Tate and Alma returned from Pennsylvania last Thursday. Diana Murphy learned her grandson Jesse Winters is seriously ill with scarlet fever in Oklahoma. Hanks family, recently back from Montana, moved to Morgan's vacated place. Polk Daughetee died of pneumonia last Wednesday and was buried at Pleasant Hill Friday. Will Hendricks and son Homer helped John Boeserger cut wood south of Auburn Friday.

Sperry Claypool Marshall S. J. Lindsay Salem Church Diana Murphy Jesse Winters Oklahoma Hanks Montana Henry Morgan Polk Daughetee Pleasant Hill Owen Hendricks Walter Hendricks Martinsville Will Will Hendricks Homer John Boeserger Auburn

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