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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
4
Readers send questions to U S Press Association with two cents reply. The piece discusses who captured Mexico City and ties to U S military actions in 1847. Narrative excerpts follow a dinner scene with Verity Campbell and Morris Renshaw amid illness and suspense surrounding Mr Campbell.
Anna Marie Reichert wife of Tredrick Imle born November 12 1849 in Weisach Germany departed May 1 1925 aged 76 years 6 months and 19 days. She united in marriage to Fredrick Imle May 17 1849 and lived in Marshall with children listed as Fred D Toro Texas Gottlieb Terre Haute Chris Adam William Herman all of Marshall and daughter Mrs Eugene Miller of Marshall. Surviving are 27 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren and one brother Martin in Germany. Funeral held at Eugene Miller residence 10:00 a m Monday Rev Sommerlatte officiating burial in Marshall Cemetery.
A brief note on a work by Elizabeth Jordan titled The Century Cao features a circulatory motif. The source hints at literary themes and authorial focus, with emphasis on concise storytelling and period voice.
The Imle family expresses gratitude to all who helped with kind deeds and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
A garbled excerpt discusses multiple appearances and views of the Nile, noting differing strategies and outcomes. The piece hints at true light focal points and frecent consideration of thids srs, but details are unclear.
McKeene Lihan and Pauline Lee spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Carter. See Mr and Mrs Mike Stamas Eddie Somers and Mary Shadley of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Jerry Somers and family. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kennedy and Mrs Jane Kennedy spent Sunday with Arch Kennedy and family. Res Joe Claypool and family and Miss Alice Thompson and Mrs Dan Quick took Sunday dinner with Cecil Lee and family. Russell Black employed near Paris spent Sunday with homefolks. Mr and Mrs Dr Waldrip and children returned Friday after several days at Green Up. Mr and Mrs Martin Wernz and son Hubert, Mr and Mrs Arno Wernz and children, and Mr and Mrs Carter Lee spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Geo Zimmerly. Mr and Mrs Jay Yeley and children took Sunday dinner with Floyd Tobias and family of Paris. Miss Erma Somers and Roy Alcorn spent Sunday evening with friends at Livingston. Mr and Mrs James Adams and Mrs Jay Yeley spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Geo Zimmerly.
Mrs Fred Holtzworth of Ernst visited Mrs Christena Ziegler. Romoser spent Saturday with Naomi Koppler. Pauline Davison hosted Mrs Idscher Thursday. Numerous townspeople from Martinsville Snyder and surrounding area attended dinners and visits including Koppler Downey Tharp Miller Hagerty and Holler families.
Westfield residents spent the weekend in Decatur with Inez Spelbring a Milliken University student. PDL Arbogast and family visited Pearl Rumsey and kin at Casey. Dr H V Anderson a Charleston business visitor. Mr and Mrs Dave Reed of Casey were guests of D Evinger. Dr H C Houser visited Terre Haute. Bob Endsley of Indianapolis visited here last week. Wayne Stevens visited his parents and attends the University of Illinois. Ira Baker employed at Champaign this summer. Y W Society held a bake sale at the Gant Tailor Shop. Clayton Bennett of Terre Haute visited here. Mr and Mrs W H Strader visited Terre Haute. they teach at Metcalf next year. Lois Shuey bought the Mills property for 500 dollars. Public school hires for next year include J M Watson principal Emma Wilson Maudena Walters Ruth Whitson Fern Moore Alice White. Dorothy Loser returns from Irving Illinois teaching. Winnie Walker of Jewett visited with relatives. Rev G W Gant was in Knoxville Tennessee on business. Charles Reglin of Marshall visited Sunday.
Mathew and family from Marshall visit their relatives on Sunday. Agron Weaver from Asbury spends the prior Sunday with them. M. Weaver and wife Hd Satzer and family go to the handte Saturday to see Mr Seizer after his appendectomy. Kilmer Stocking and family visit Melvin Fawley and wife of Oliver on Sunday.
Arno Shaw and family of Lawrenceville spent Sunday with Willy Cravolia and family. John Sullivan and family of McClure joined Dan Baggs and Minnie Geisert for a surprise dinner on Clarence Baggs and wife of Livinston. Mollie Sears and Katie Hewitt visited Jennie Beltz of Hall on Thursday. Ralph Prevo and family of Marshall visited Paul Travolta and wife last week. Clarence Gilbert of Oazk Grove called on Will Sears Sunday morning. Minnie Geisert and nephews Carl and Mwin spent Saturday with Mrs Carl Helman at Cooper Chapel where Helman hosted junior Sunday school. Ira Pickens and wife of Terre Haute called on relatives in the vicinity last Saturday.
Casey social notes list numerous local residents traveling to Indianapolis Toledo Chicago Vandalia and San Diego as well as visits with relatives and friends in Indiana Illinois and Missouri. Several families attend church events and celebrate birthdays while others tour for work or study.
State of Illinois Clark County estate of Wilfred Shaw deceased to heirs and distributees. On Monday June 1 1925 the administrator will present final report to the County Court at Marshall Illinois and asks discharge from duties. Heirs may appear and resist the application. S M Scholfield attorney.
The ordinance permits fireworks sales in the city from the second Saturday before July 4 through July 4, bans Dako bombs aerial patoons and any fireworks over 25 cents in value, outlaws firing on days other than July 3 and 4, and empowers officers to enforce with fines not less than 1 and not more than 26.90 per violation.
Public notice in Clark County Illinois announces a chancery case Russell L. Riley clerk. Arthur Poorman solicitor for complainant. Non residence of David Tiffin William Tiffin Minnie Bonnie noted. summons issued for July 13 1925 at Marshall county court. failure to appear will lead to a decree by default.
Public notice of a mortgage foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois. Master in Chancery H R Snavely will sell at 2 pm on June 2 1925 at the east door of the Marshall Court House the west half of the northwest quarter south and west of Big Creek containing 40 acres plus the north half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter containing 60 acres in section 22 township 11 north range 11 west. Cash in hand. Advertisement 18-4.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the County Superintendent of Highways in Marshall Illinois until two o'clock p m May 5 1925 for Tarble Bridge Parker Two reinforced concrete slab 18 ft span 20 ft roadway 64 3 cu yds class A concrete 8 9 cu yds class X concrete 5920 lbs reinforcing steel 610 lb ft untreated piles certified check 100.00. Collier Bridge de abutment York Two on road between sections 28 and 33 RC abutment for Girder Bridge 42.2 class A concrete 3056 lbs reinforcing steel 880 Ha ft of untreated piles certified check 106.00. Babcock Calvari Dolson Twp in Section 12 vaiazox reed concrete box culvert 16 5 cu yards class A concrete reinforcing steel 400 lbs certified check 100.09. Plans and specs may be obtained from County Highway Office Marshall or by writing to G Q Purch Bridge Engineer Springfield Illinois. The rights reserved to reject any or all bids. By order Clark County Board of Supervisors Nick Hurst County Superintendent of Highways Marshall Illinois April 22 1926 Advertisement 11 3
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