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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1927

Page

4

Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Notes

Cee Enyder and family host and visit relatives across Indianapolis Gary and Robinson areas. Neighbors report gatherings with Norris Hartman Hollenbeck Jeffers Collier and Moore families. A buggy accident injures Milo Collier and Leslie Turner with a horse killed and severe bruises.

Mothers Day Readings Mark West York Churches Observed

West York churches held Mothers Day services with readings and a large turnout. A five pound baby girl named Betty Lou was born to Mr and Mrs Hershel Dicker. Local social notes list visitors and dinners from Terre Haute Fairbanks Carmi and Robinson among others.

Hershel Dicker Betty Lou A Eagleton Robinson Chas Miles Bentor Julius Kerns Carmi Lelia Williams Terre Haute Clifford Evans Clyde Wilson Angeline Reynolds D D Reynolds Emma Moore Martin Newlin John Payne Emory Fairbanks Indiana W H Piety Victoria Chadwick Amog Murphy West Union Ira Seigel Harry C. Ferriman Dulcine Ashley Holaday Lillian Benton French Stotz William Miller Norma Bell Miller Hallie Whitaker

Local Social Notes From West Liberty Area

West Liberty reports Mr and Mrs George Watt of Rockford Ind visiting with her mother Mrs Charley Beuckler. Miss Alzira Coons spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Miss Maria Nicholson from Westfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Nicholson. Mr FW Grover and daughter Mrs Nancy Sordar were in Martinsville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lynan Yaiss spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Nora Stutesman. Mrs Della Bardiz visited Tuesday evening with Mrs ora Statesman. Miss Geell Limek and Miss Irma Hinkle attended church at Five Points Sunday and spent the remainder of the day with Mr and Mrs Wil these MWeach and family. Carlton Reed visiting with them on?

Clay Bowsher Herman Hartman Trndianapolis Edward Norris Joe Davee Sarah Hollenbeck Raymond Huffington Henry Bohn Gary Ind Floyd Morris Charles Betty Lou Terre Haute R M Clements Orrison Reynolds Watson Jack Nicols R. NM. Clements Lawrence Hollenbeck Charles Taylor Robinson Lon Norris Elizabeth Jeffers Leon Raymond Garwood Eugene Holwick Bonnie Collier Fred Miller Clarence Collier Indiana State Normals Leola Jeffers Otto Alabaugh Mildred Catherine Georgetown Alabaugh John Jeffers Kenneth Carpenter Milo Collier Leslie Turner Milo Dewey Overmire George Watt Rockford Charley Beuckler Alzira Coons Terra Haute Maria Nicholson Westfield Afr Pearl Nicholson FW. Grover Nancy Sordar Martinsville Lynan Yaiss Nora ‘Stutesman Della Bardiz Ora Statesman Mise Geell Limek Irma Hinkle Stra Carlton Reed Jo

Local Families Visit Lafe Marrs in Charleston Hospital

Mrs. Clea Curtright, Miss Mildred Spires and Mrs. Lafe Marrs, with children, spent Thursday visiting Mr. Lafe Marrs who is hospitalized in Charleston. The party included Carroll and Kermit Hinckle.

Carroll Kermit Hinckle Clea Curtright Mildred Spires Lafe Marrs Charleston

Mother's Day Visits Across Casey and Snyder

Mrs Carroll Craig spent Tuesday afternoon with her mother Mrs John Davison. Miss Ida Craig spent Monday afternoon with Bonnie Collier. Mr and Mrs John Holler and Dan Bonnie visited their grandfather Downey who is very sick. Mrs Sam Mattis and children were West Union visitors Monday. Miss Bonnie Collier stayed with aunt Mrs Zed Miller in Snyder. Mr Geo Brummett, oil well driller, spent Sunday with family in Casey. Dates: Sunday and Monday visits noted.

Carroll Craig John Davison Glenn Vanfleet Wal Brown Harris Brown Carl Carpenter Grace White Snyder Ida Craig Bonnie Collier John Holler Dan Bonnie Casey JP. Downey Sam Mattis West Union

West Union Social Notes Include Visits and Illness

West Union residents recount Sunday visits as Mr and Mrs Sebastaine of Robinson and Mr and Mrs Mace Snyder of Marshall stop by. Henry Orcutt returns from Colorado for a health check. Mrs Foster Whitlock hospitalized in Paris after months of illness and operation. C O Flowers recovering in Robinson hospital after appendicitis surgery. Commodore Vargas formerly of West Union now in Colorado visited relatives last week.

Sebastaine Robinson Chas. Gideon Mace Snyder Marshall C. Snyder Henry Orcutt Colorado Routh Baptist Association Louisville Foster Whitlock Paris Hospital O Flowers Robinson Hospital Mr Flowers Commodore Vargas West Union

Obituaries and Local Social Notes From Auburn Area

Obituary notices for Giles Bartlett and Charles Johnson detail their births, marriages, children, and survivors. The social notes list visits and summer plans of local families including Boseiger, Hendrix, Meloy, Beachout, Hutchings, Claypool, Goekler, and others, plus health updates and a funeral service outline.

Local Family Visits Highlight Dennison Weekend

May 6 notes from Dennison reveal Mrs. Sarah Weaver and daughter Myra in Terre Haute. The Spencer family of Dennison visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ellott, at McKeen. Mrs. Charles Nickles and Edna of Armstrong visited Mrs. Jess Kirby in Dennison last Saturday. Mrs. D Ward from Paris visited her daughter, Mrs. Andy Faris, in Dennison. Ruth Black of McKeen spent Sunday with aunt Mrs. Kirby, and Mary Kuykendall hosted by Mrs. Charles Nickles of Armstrong.

Sarah Weaver Myra Terre Haute Spencer Dennison Wiley Ellott McKeen Charles Nickles Edna Armstrong Jess Kirby D. Ward Paris Andy Faris Ruth Black Kirby Charles Nickles of Mary Kuykendall

Obituary of Enoch Wyrick of Wabash Township

Enoch Wyrick born May 10 1847 near Livingston in Wabash township died April 17 1927 aged 79 years 10 months 7 days. Son of David and Malinda Wyrick survived by four children Winfield Mabel Sterner Edna Miller and Leslie with twenty three grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren. He married Lusetta Wilber in 1866 and Ida Eckle in 1886 both preceded him in death. He endured illness without complaint and was laid to rest after a long life of family ties and rugged independence.

Giles Bartlett Giles Idgar Bartlett Ebenezer Malinda Bartlett Rowena Gard Claude Billings Montana Allen West Frankfort Ilinois True Sapulpa Oklahoma Flossie Williams West Union Cleona Rev Fuson Lindley Cemetery Charles Johnson John Nora Johnson Casey Robinson,linois Lucy Hamilton Bertha Pearl Freda Freeman D. A Rosa Freeman Melrose Leland Edwards Forrest Eugene Wenry Albert Jesse Nelph Andrage Kanens Goldie Reed Jawrence County Bennis Alder Terre Viaute Ind Saturda Ohio Im DP Ee Enoch Wyrick David Malinda Wyrick Livingston Wabash Township Lusetta Wilber Winfield Allright Mabel Sterner Terre Haute Malinda Williams Scotland Edna Miller

Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple

The church opens with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o’clock. A 8 o’clock lecture on Mortals and Immortals. A reading room and circulating library offer Bible and Christian Science literature Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 4 p m. Public invited to attend and use facilities.

Pythian Temple

Bible School and Services at Community Church This Week

Pastor C. M. Mowery leads Bible school at 9 30 a m with services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m The morning services support the boys program Evening worship centers on The Most Neglected Piece of Real Estate in Your Neighborhood Junior Endeavor meets at usual hour Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday afternoon Choir rehearses Friday at 7 30 p m for 30 minutes.

Bible School Ald

Executor's Notice in Estate of Lote Gray

Margeret Gray executrix announces probate matters for Lote Gray of Clark County Illinois. She will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the July term on the first Monday to adjust claims. Debts should be paid promptly. May 6, 1927.

Lote Gray Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall

Notice of Publication Chan Cery Foreclosure Bill

State of Illinois Clark county in the circuit court July term 1927 The Commercial National Bank Muskogee Oklahoma a corporation and D N Fink trustee of William L Biggs Kate W Biggs L Cole and R A Young in chancery file a bill to foreclose mortgage Affidavit of non residence of the defendants William L Biggs and Kate W Biggs impleaded with the above defendants has been filed in the clerk s office notice is given to the non resident defendants that the complainants filed their bill on May 9 1927 and a summons issued returnable July 11 next Unless the defendants appear plead or demur to the bill the matters charged will be taken as confessed and a decree entered Marshall Illinois May 9 1927 Clerk Russell L Riley Complainant s Solicitor Advertisement 19 4

State of Illinois Clark County Commercial National Bank Muskogee Oklahoma D. N. Fink William L. Biggs Kate W. Biggs L. Cole R. A. Young Bill Circuit Court Marshall Russell L. Riley Illinois H. R. Snavely

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cee Enyder West York West Liberty Ohio Chapel Dolson John Boseiger South of Auburn Will Hendrix Em Meloy Jess Beachout Redman Russell Hutchings Arthur Jennie Essie Claypool Fred Shade Auburn Sylvan Richey Ophir Claypool St. Louis Christian Science Christian Kt. C. Mowery H. M. Dewey & Co Victor and Brunswick Wyandottes Orpington R” Hatcheries Margaret Gray Herald Central Lumber Company Burns D. Smith Marshall, Illinois Chancery LeSeure Sion Marshall Auto Sales
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