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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
8
Martinsville notes return of Hasel Williams from St Louis and obituaries for Elmer Rupp. Recaps visits, operations, and gatherings including Decatur Evangelist Barbour meeting. Local city election results show Porter ahead for mayor, Netzly and Cunningham for clerk, Geo. Hammond elected treasurer.
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Mrs Maule Morgan returns to Brooklyn Indiana after wintering with sister Mrs Sarah J Hayes in town. Numerous residents travel to visit family, attend funerals, or seek medical care. Several heads of households go to Chicago, Kokomo, or Florida for visits, treatments, or wintering, while others attend services or host gatherings at home. The record also notes a surprise birthday dinner for David Fasig and a Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs Chester May.
Armstr ong Ed Setzer and family saw the cus in Terre Haute Monday Verlin Murphy and family of Coo spent Sunday with WM Weaver wife Mary EE Fred and Harry Jean VP ver of Marshall attended Sunu school here last Sunday David Setzer and son Harry visited Mrs Harry Farris of Dennison Sunday James Oldham and wife of Califr nia spent Monday night with Joe Snedeker and family They motor through making the trip in ten day Mildred Hogue spent Sunday wi homefolks Al Yents and wife and Conrad Bi trum of Marshall visited Harry W rick and family last Sunday Mrs Andy Cork of Livingston spent last Sunday with her daughter Mrs J A Welsh and wife visited Herm Saiter and family of Stump Sunday Rev Arnold preached a fine sermon at this place Sunday Hazel Linton is working a few days for Lee Reeds at Martinsville Lon Linton and family were in Martinsville Saturday night Mr and Mrs Homer Hendrix spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs will Hendrix and family Mr and Mrs Otto Bull and Janaby spent Sunday with Goliva Thompson and family Mrs Josie Bach and daughter of Martinsville were at Lou Linton s on sunday afternoon Several young people spent Sunday evening with Misses Lillie and Marie Burkett Mr and Mrs Joe Burkett and daughter Betty Lucille of Paris and Mr and Mrs Sylvan Morgan and children took dinner with Albert Jones and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Geo Morgan Doris with Iris Wilhoit and Hazel and Chester Linton took dinner with Ernie Bishop and family Sunday Henry Murphy and family spent sunday evening with Leary Murphy sod family Everett Veach and Pete Chapman spent Sunday evening with friends in Marshall Chapman and family of Auburn ere moved to Cap Shades farm south of Auburn
Sam Eddinger and family of Oilfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Win Melton. Mrs Em Meloy and son Emmett near Paris were guests of Mr and Mrs Jess Beachout. Opal Claypool returned home after two weeks with her sister Mrs Ray Cline. John Boesiger of south of Auburn visited Mr and Mrs Will Hendrix. Silas Murphy Diana Murphy Eva Clark and Sylvan Richey and families visited the Hutchings in Martinsville.
Everett Veach spent Saturday night with Glenn and Kenneth Wilhoit. Audrian Linton spent over Saturday night and Sunday with homefolks.
McKeen Miss Erma Somers and Ray Alcorn dined with friends by the river near Darwin Sunday. Mrs Arch Kennedy and children spent Sunday evening with Wis Jesse Kennedy. Mr and Mrs Carter Lee visited Vermilion and spent the day with her mother Mrs H Newhart. Mrs Dan Quick and son Harry visited the Snedekers in Paris. Mrs Andy Ferris spent Sunday with Clarence Rollings and family. Mr and Mrs D E Waldrip and children vacationing in Greenup with his ill mother. Joy Yeley and family spent Sunday together.
Mrs A Howard says she feared eating due to stomach distress but after Adlerika she can eat and feel fine. One spoonful Adlerika removes gas and relieves fullness, removes old waste from intestines, and eases obstinate constipation. distributed by Keifer Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Gideon Rhoads and Floyd Pelcher with son Larry arrived to spend a few days in Brownstown visiting friends. The Osborn and Zimmerly families, Harold Knight and others, shared Sunday evening visits and extended family time with relatives including Mr and Mrs Daily Sun and Miss Faye Rollings.
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