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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1920

Page

7

Social notes from Casey and nearby towns

A week of visits and gatherings in Casey and surrounding areas includes Leta Sherman in Terre Haute with sister, Rex Houser visiting Westfield relatives, and many town residents hosting or visiting kin. Events feature school exhibits, a Moose Hall dance, Chatter and Stitch Club, and a Juniors banquet for Casey township high school staff and students.

Casey Boys Moose Hall Cliff Lowe Terre Haute Marshall Martinsville Greenup Our City M. W. Ruckle HH Workheiser W D Scudamore Joe Davie St. Louis Casey Township Leta Sherman

West York Residents Visit and Family News

West York residents share visits with relatives in Terre Haute Marshall Etching Kansas and Hutsonville. Local families attend circus in Terre Haute and note a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Guyer. The remains of Mrs Mary Smith from Martinsville were buried here in Bailiff cemetery.

R. la Bell Barbara Paris Bell Seymour Adam Cullop Pris‘la John Anl Terre Haute Albert Wright W.H Piety West Union Martin Newlin Priscilla Mount Amanda Lindley Quaker Lane S. C. Prevo Dick Piersall Harold Etching Kansas Nancy Holaday Everett Clark Mary Smith Martinsville

Community Social Notes From Choctaw Area Visits

William Garner and wife plan to move near Freedom on Philip Kannamacher's farm Monday. Bonnie Carpenter and others spent Sunday with the Miller sisters. Bert Eckels and wife visited Enoch Wyrick and Edna Burger. Clara Norton and Sylvia Hollenbeck called on Delphia Jackson. L. D. Coombs and wife visited Jesse Walker. Emma Tingley of Spiketown spent Tuesday with her mother. Bennie Strohm of Avon visited. Russel and Ralph Schlosser spent time with their mother P. W. Spittler.

William Garner Philip Kannamacher Bonnie Capenter Mary Mable Jackson Miller Bert Eckels Near Clarksville Enoch Wyrick Edna and Gertie Burger Mary Lederman Clara Norton Sylvia Hollenbeck Delphia Jackson L. D Coombs Allright Jesse Walker Emma Tingley Spiketown Amanda Garner Bennie Strohm Avon John Blizzard Russel Ralph Schlosser P. W. Spittler

Sunday Socials Around Spiketown and Nearby Towns

Spiketown residents Ruby and Ruth Milburn and Carrie Hendrich joined Ruth for Sunday visits. Goldia Stepp, Tommy and Theodore Norton, Ella and Otho Murphy, Lloyd, Ruth and Clarine McKensie, Monroe Hargrove with Goldia and Edna Lovell all spent Sunday evening at Bert Eckels. Mary Bierbaum traveled to Terre Haute for her mother’s illness. Susie Skates and children visited Lyman Shanks. Lizzie Eckel and son Orvill, Belle Irwin with Mildred and Genevieve Washburn visited William Washburn’s family. Lola Kile ended a school term with a basket dinner. Edna Lovell also spent Sunday with Mary Norton.

Ruby Ruth Milburn Carrie Hendrich Ruth Goldia Stepp Tommy Theodore Norton Ella Otho Murphy Lloyd Clarine McKensie Monroe Hargrove Goldia Edna Lovell Bert Belle Irwin Mildred Genevieve Washburn William Washburn Lola Kile Mary Norton

Troublesome weed invades Canadian and New England grasslands

The hawkweed, introduced from Europe into Canada and the New England states, has become one of the most troublesome weeds in grasslands.

Canada Englnd States

Estate of James C. Hanks Executrix Notice

Nellie E. Hanks Executrix of James C. Hanks deceased gives notice before Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois for July term. All claimants must attend and creditors should make immediate payment. Graham and Snavely Attorneys. May 5, 1904.

James C. Hanks County of Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall

160 Acres Near Railway Town with Good Schools and Homes

Parcel offers 160 acres two miles from a railway town with schools churches and stores. Fifteen acres cleared, rest easily cleared. sandy loam soil, ample rainfall. Priced at 17.50 per acre with 500 cash and liberal terms. quick action suggested. Local country scene advertises timothy and clever grass amid drought resistance.

Railway Town Clever Timothy

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