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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

3

Bluebird Club hosts dinners and bridge night at Plymouth Rock Inn

The Bluebird Club entertained their husbands with a 7 o'clock dinner at Plymouth Rock Inn Tuesday. Afterward they gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bamesberger to play bridge with prizes for high and low scores awarded to multiple members including Mrs. Harry Bamesberger and Lu Cole. About 45 attended a Methodist church supper Monday where Rev. B. G. Sandmeyer spoke on World's Service and H. R. Snavely reported on a Chicago area Methodist council meeting.

Bluebird Club Plymouth Rock Inn Harry Bamesberger Lu Cole Sam Prevo J.K. Kerr F. E. Hurley Findlay Ohio Harry du Methodist Church B. G. Sandmeyer Charleston H. R. Snavely Chicago J. E. Evans

Death toll from lockjaw hits Ridgeway family

Mr. and Mrs. James Moye and their children were called to Ridgeway Tuesday by the death of his brother's child who died from lockjaw caused by stepping on a stubble. Miss Sue Turner of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Turner.

James Moye Ridgeway Miss Sue Turner Indianapolis Mrs J. M. Turner Louise Deaner Flat Rock A. R. Deaner Lucille

Classified column offers and notices in Marshall Illinois area

Local classified items include sales offers for Heberling medicines, a six room house for sale at 812 Ash Street for 1600, job inquiries for a home county dealer, writing inks and supplies, wallpaper cleaning services, real estate loans, a housekeeper or nurse position, Virginia soybeans for sale, carbon paper, chick orders, livestock auction, and a May 9 public sale of cattle. Listings feature various names and contact details.

Bath Ash Street Marshall Dan W. LeGore Peoples Bank Indianapolis Indiana

Social gathering honors Mrs Lilly Wood of Arkansas

Mrs Sam Michdels hosted guests Saturday night in Marshall for her sister in law Lilly Wood of Arkansas. Attendees included Mrs Maggie Lawless Mrs Giles Carney and daughter Mrs Waller Forrer and daughter and several others. Illini orchestra members served refreshments and later returned to Urbana.

Sam Michdels Marshall Lilly Wood Arkansas Maggie Lawless Giles Carney Waller Forrer Maggie Smithamp Tommy Davis Clarksville W. D. Downs James Roscoe Sug Hollingsworth Lucille Kelly B. V. Michael

Community Hosts and Socials Across Marshall Area

Local clubs hosted gatherings at the Poorman home and May day party by Roy Claypool. University of Illinois students and families traveled for dinners and visits while several residents journeyed to Terre Haute, Lawrenceville, and Champaign for events and medical or church engagements.

Local Social News Bites From Jasper County and Nearby Towns

A roundup of visits and gatherings includes Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sisson and child spending Sunday in Jasper County with relatives. Mrs. J. R. Burnett hosted her card club in her north town home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Muriel Poore of Terre Haute weekended with Miss Jessie LeSeure. Edith Lahmer returned from a Terre Haute visit on Tuesday evening. Elmer Woodling of Danville spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Robert Davison. Mrs. George Kasserman and her son from Greenup visited Rev. and Mrs. J. I. ONeal. Chas. B. McMorris returned Tuesday from Cleveland after a week there. Clyde Knowles and SG Board hosted visitors from Paris Wm and Louis Drexler at the funeral of Mr. Frederick Imle on Monday. Miss Mary Jake Dutton stayed with Mary Montgomery Saturday night and Sunday. Mabel Ferris of Westfield visited Ed Ferris.

Lou Schwab T. E. Graham Bob Hill Miles Rinker W. H. Hatch D. W. Fairfield Bill Wade W. R. Moore Illini Elks Club Terre Haute Loral Mathews Bert Mathews Marshall Urbana George Hellene Mra Marion Coler Joe Grant Martinsville Maria Carthers Fontanet Eva Cline Leona Pitrare Opal Coler Goldin Willamson Gary Will Strohm Harry Marvin Houston Hobart Jackson York Chas Fowler P C Hastening Melrose Ottoo Nichols Joe Williamson Trimble Lamar Harrington Decatur M Hall Indianapolis Wayne Fox John Mundy Frank Cummins Imogene Cline Ben Poorman West York Harry Craig Harry Milton, Jr L. A. Manhart Nix Geheb Ernst Mary and Theresa Manhart Emma Jane Craig Helen Lorraine Craig L. B. Nichols Guy Hand Quaker Lane Lorraine Stanley Craig L. E. Nichols Noble Coryell Sullivan Coryell L. EE. Nichols E A. Snyder Fred Reisner A. Snyder H. Stimpson Kansas Jake Meehling Grand Turn Henry Ralph Orcutt Sheir Fisher Win. Flew Chad Wick

Limestone and Sweet Clover on Hand at Martinsville Farm

Farm adviser W. W. Merritt promotes limestone and sweet clover for clay land near Martinsville. He cites Meade Sharp's outstanding wheat field as proof, attributing success to soil improvement, thorough seedbed preparation, and good seed.

Meade Sharp Martinsville Sharp W. W. Merritt Mr Merritt

West Union Residents and Visitors Friday Events

Weeklong notes list numerous hometown visits and weekend meetings. Many residents including Mrs George Hellene and Miss Maria Carthers visit family in Fontanet and Martinsville. travel from Gary and Houston. measles exposures and school returnees noted.

Local residents visit and travel to nearby cities

A stream of visitors and travelers arrived or departed Wednesday through Sunday, including Miss Lois Shuey returning to Westfield, Rev Russell Brown visiting family in Kansas City, and Mrs Cyrus M Harris taking an auto trip to Battle Creek for medical care. Several relatives and friends journeyed to Martinsville, Champaign, Jacksonville, and Chicago for illness, treatment, school events, or family gatherings.

Lois Shuey Westfield Orilda Neeley David S Lee Cuma Jacksonville Glen McMillan Terre Haute Charles F Beavers Cyrus M Harris Munson Battle Creek Mich Santarium Russell Brown Louisville James W Brown Kansas City Roy Mann Detroit Mick Fred L Mann Philip T Peters Ona Rose Chicago James Rose Russell Flenner Thomas N Wright Martins Ida Young Fannie Miller Salisbury Leo H Finn Warner Randolph Clothing Co Henry J Middleton Harvey M Grant Wilma Glen Payne Mary Kathryn Emrich Mulberry Grove Grant William Baldwin Helen Illinois Women's College Edward Emrick al Emrick St Louis Champaign Onme John Q Clark John F Emrick HB. Roebuck Estyla Marion John E. Swartz Harold W Miller Julia Miller Harry Partlow Ilinois University Frank Partlow Charles Foster Ashville North Carolina Fred Collins Teacher's College Charleston Ots Collins Melvin Hagan Ashland Ohio Irs B. F Holscher Harry Wiinefs University Harold Emrick St. Louis

Pigs On White Corn Drop Near Starvation At Urbana Station

In a dry rot feeding test at the Ur bana station nine of ten fall pigs nearly starved to death on white corn and tankage. Vitamin A was lacking. alfalfa and clover leaves shatter from hay can supply it. When combined with tankage, pigs grow as well on yellow corn. on pasture they obtain vitamin A from green forage. Young pigs suffer vitamin A deficiency sooner than older animals.

Urbana R J. Latble

Seed bean mix in Clark County prompts demand for purity

Worth W Merritt farm adviser notes many bushels of soybean seed remain in Clark County but buyers offer no premium for mixed seed. The farm bureau urges pure varieties to avoid price discrimination as seed crop harvesting shifts from hay to seed, with mixed lots sold at same price as pure.

Clark County Worth W. Merritt Farm Bureau

Mothers Illness Prompts Charleston Trip for Family

Tag her mother Mrs. Mattie Thresn in Polytechnic Texas. Mr and Mrs Andrew Fl Lee motor to Charleston Sunday where the latter will remain due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs James ScMillan.

Mattie Thresn Polytechnic Texas Andrew Fl Lee Charleston James ScMillan

England weighs meat supply plan to curb external control

England probes costs of food distribution and contemplates a state backed meat business. Sources would be in South America with shipments to government distributors in Britain. Officials debate whether central control currently benefits the public and whether wheat purchases will be government run.

England South America Great Britain

Minnie Bedwell dies at 36 in Marshall farm family notes

Minnie Bedwell born January 25, 1889 in Cairo Illinois was raised in Shelburn Indiana. She married Dayton Irwin in October 1912 and lived near Paris before moving to a Marshall area farm. She died April 24, 1925 aged 36 years 2 months and 29 days leaving a husband three daughters and four sons plus three aunts and many friends.

Minnie Jesse Mary Bedwell Cairo Illinois Shelburn Indiana Dayton Irwin Paris Marshall Mary E. Mildred Catherine Winford Alfred Junior Willys Sherman Irwin N A Tate David Irwin

Congregational GEO G. Ross Special Mother's Day Service

Minister GEO G. Ross leads a morning service with special music and sermon at 10 45 focused on the theme Mother Exalted highlighting devotion and praise in a Congregational church setting.

Mother Exalted

Evening service and midweek church events noted

An evening service at 7 with a theme on a church school program for children is listed. A midweek service and a Wednesday meeting are also scheduled around 6 to 7 p.m. at the church.

Methodist J E Evans Praises Mother's Day Service Plans

Pastor J E Evans announces May 10th Mother’s Day sermon and worship. Colgrove will sing an unpublished song from this year’s band program. Next Sunday tunes feature The White Monkey, then Sinclair Lewis Arrowsmith to follow.

Colgrove Sinclair Lewis Arrowsmith

Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple

Christian Science services are held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11:00 a m the subject Adam and Fallen Man A testimonial meeting is on Wednesday evening at 8 00 o clock A reading room and circulating library for Bible and Christian Science literature is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m The public is invited to attend services and use the reading room and library.

Pythian Temple

United Brethren Marshall Charge Sunday Services

The text lists church activities at the United Brethren Marshall Charge with Pastor Henry W Wortman. It notes Sunday school and preaching at 10:30, a prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:30, and Bible class sessions, inviting parishioners to bring their Bible.

Orn Sunday School

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Aetna Mark Stewart Heherling Heberling Medicine Company Dept Bloomington Inois Sanford Sandford Wabash Valley Printing Co Wm. Walters C. M Sullins Arthur Poorman Itt Anna Smith Livingston Virginia Soybeans B. C. Maurer Fenton B. Cole E. Connelly Farrow D. T. Farrow Peoria Winois Cole & Cole Loans Marshall, Ilinois West End T. B Yrou Kesler Bros Eliott & Kesler Grane Main St. Marshall Landschober National Flang Tuners Association Wabash Valley, Printing Co Cecil E. Bee Vern Cole Justin Harlan Sol Handy Ed Booth True Booth la Cole Harry Dulaney R. Burnett C. A. Purdue Edith Cole Walter Cole Frank Foster Sam Scholfield Roy Claypool Genevieve McCauley John McCauley If Hallouer W. E. Wilson Clyde Knowles Harry Reynolds Burns Hurst Paul Hill W.E. Cork C. D. Mitchell Helen Lowe Margaret Anderson Mildred Anderson Louise Lickert Messrs Jack Seamen Jean Almeyer Swede Olson The University of Tillinoia Miss Lickert Wm Lickert Genevieve McCauley C D Mitchell John Reynolds Fred Abel Japan Evangelical Church Big Creek Ralph Montgomery Myrtle Mullins Mae Dutton Fred Sweet Lawrenceville Inez Fred Berner Will English Wi T Machlan Karl Werneke Terre ‘Haute John Hollenbeck University of Emergene Davis Louise Plaster University of Illinois Ona Plaster O. H. Rolson Jimmie Johnson Harrisburg Chas Swatts Malcolm Bruner Chas. Bruner T .E. Thurman Carmel Carrol Alford Louis Ferris Mabel Weatfield Gladys Sullins George G. Robertson HR. Baavely A. R. Sisson Jasper County Jay Swern Richard Dar- Hugton Horace, Illinois Mis Muriel Poore Jessie LeSeure Edith Lahmer Elmer Woodling Danville Robert Davison George Kasserman of Greenup J. I. O'Neal Chas. B. McMorris Cleveland SG Board of Paris Louis Drexler Peor Frederick Imle Mary Jake Dutton Miss Mabel Ferris Ed Ferris West Union Casey Mrs. Dayton Irwin Geo G. Ross Childrer Church School United Brethren Marshall Charge Henry W Wortman Wees D.doll & Son Pythian Theatre Lincoln J. Carter Arizona Express Fox Comedy Cecil B. DeMille Leatrice Joy Rod LaRocque DeMille Richard Dix Lois Wilson Maeland Dana Viola Dana
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