Local society notes feature Bluebird Club dinner and birthdays
Mesdames La Cole Harry Rames Barger Dulaney and Vern Cole hosted a Bluebird club four course dinner at Mrs Lou Coles home. Edith Cole won high and George Somerville low in women’s play. Men’s high went to Harry Bamesbarger with George Farris low. Guests included Edith Cole and Frank Cole. A separate gathering honored Mr Mc Cauley’s 41st birthday with multiple attendees. Joseph McMains, 66, died in Kokomo and was buried in Marshall Cemetery with a fiery red floral cross.
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Mesdames la Cole
Harry, Ramesbarger
Harry
Dulaney
Vern Cole
Bluebird Club
Lou Cole
Edith Cole
George Somerville
Harry Bamesbarger
George Farris
Frank Cole
John McCauley
D.T. Black
Marshall
Broadhurst
Oklahoma
City
Richard
Algo
Hubert
William" Broadhurst
D. A
Mary” Jane
Dutton
Sunny ‘Brook
D. R. Clark
D. AR. Clark
St. Louis
C. Bi. Pettit
Bloomington
Post Graduate “Association of Central ‘Winds
Walter Cork
Hohienbeck
H. R. Snagely
Charles E. ‘McMorris
Hanry T ‘Brown
Clinton, Inc
Roda Harvey
Clinton
Ind
C. BE. Pettit
Marshall Parsonage
Brown
John Keppler
Naonia
May
Grant
Joseph
Lutz
Burl “Candler
Marshall ‘Cemetery
Helen, Baird
Louise Lickert
Pearl ‘Lee
Sigma Tau ‘Delta
Champaign
M. B
JW. RR Hutchinson
Toledo
Sedan
Jessie Jackson
Paris
James
Edward
Anderson Township
C. D. ` Mitchell
Stephen
Mitchell
Earl Mitchell
Middletown
Clarence
A. Hunt
West Terre Haute
Fred Sweet
Charles Haviland
Gertrude Moninger
Terre Haute
John Ashworth
National Dixie Hotel
Emma Shipe
Houston
Tex
Knipe
Virginia
Ruth
Ralph
C.’R. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Richmond
John Hollenbeck
Glen Ritter
West Union
H. M.dewey
John Lowe
Decatur
Clarence, Cruze
Edwin Clapper
Jean Spotts
Genevieve McCauley
Everett Graham
William’ Kile
Dorothy
Terre-Haute
Chris Keppler
Ralph Prevo
Clark Prevo
Darwin
Drew Casteel
Sturdevants Orchestra
Casey
George Junker
Terre’ Haute
Rosa Sockler
Marie Stewart
Charleston
Ross Stewart
Edith Lahmer
Lost Pin and Local Classifieds Showcase Small Ads
Lost Saturday April 21 a diamond stud pin with Liberal reward offered at Herald office. Classifieds note jobs and items for sale from farm to furniture, including hay and soybeans, Poland China sows, life insurance offers, and local visits and events from Marshall Illinois area. Local notices include marriages, obituaries, dances, and travels with many names and places mentioned.
Orphan Raised at Terre Haute Home Cites Hope for All
Mrs Victor Reynolds and daughter were spent Thursday in Terre Haute. An orphan reared in a home with other orphans has a better chance of success in life than one child in a family.
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B. Legraves
B. M. Davison
Springfield
B .F. Johnson
Annapolis
Misa
Ree
Lowney
Turner
Peto
Texas
Fred
Garcia
West Union
Marshall
Wiley
Griffith
Paris
Dorothy Stewart
Danville
Ben Helm
Victor Reynolds
Terre Haute
Hidden Truths in Age and Wisdom Reflections
A reflective note contrasts self worth with others opinions and jokes about aging. It hints at a girl’s admission that she is old enough to know more than her parents, framing maturity and social perception in a humorous light.
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L. A. Wallace
Court House
M. CG
Doty
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Martinsville
Goodland
Wm. Kelm
Newman, Ill
C. A. Dixon
Grant Crumlin
Mark Stewart
Aetna Life
D. T. Farrow
Peoria
T. R. Lovett
B. E Johnson
Arber
Poland
Leander , Wright
Arthur Poorman
Rif
Herald Office
Emery Cox
Ash St
Kodak
Keifer
Harry Maurer
Cole & Cole, Marshall, Tlinois
Mollie Smith
Burns
F. Behner
Wiliam Kuipe
Terre “Haute
Charles, Trefz
Russel Riley
Frank Duran
John Gummere
Clyde Knowles
Palm Beach
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Keifer Drug CO
Aca
Sockler’s Garage
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothes
Courtley
Bostonian
Booth & Handy
LITTLE _BROTHERS OF THE NATION
United States
Dulaney National Bank Marshall, Iinois
An Grocers
Marshall, Ill
H.m.dewey & Co
Illinois
Pythian Theatre
Frank Mayo
Saturday Evening Post
Sand Hills
William Farnum
al St. John
Owen Moore
Laurette Taylor
Peg
J. Hardy Manner
Peg O
Peg O' Connell
Michael
England
Chichesters
Zenda