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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1920

Page

5

Local social notes from Marshall area this weekend

Jerry Claypool and Clarence Goek Yer were in Marshall on Friday. Robert Findley and wife visited Elijah Clas pools. Henrys Hrendix was caded here last week by the death of his father. Lisbetae nh Pedims vital performed Saturday. Jess Reabeour spent time with Mrs and Mee. Mrs Sam Foldinger and two little girls from near Westfield stayed with her mother Mrs Wm Melten. Syvan Richey and Sami visited with his father Colmah Richey near Westfield Sunday. Jesse Tyler visiting sister Mrs Zenas Murphy. John Boeserger and family of Auburn visited with will Hendrix and family Sunday. Alph Claypool and family with Roscoe Lowry Sunday. Allen Claypool and wife and son visited J W Hutchings. Lola Hart visiting with Alph Claypool a few days. Dale Woods staying with Sophia Montgomery since her mother died. Bruce Daughettée and family and Mrs Tate spent Sunday at Floya Barbet.

Jerry Claypool Clarence Goek Marshall Robert Findley Elijah Clas Pools Henrys Hrendix Whee Lisbetae Sami Colmah Richey Westfield Jesse Tyler Zenas Murphy John Boeserger Smith Auburn Will Hendrix Alph Claypool Roscoe Lowry Familly Allen Claypool Marshia J W Dale Woods Sophia Montgomery Bruce Daughettée Tate Floya Barbet

Local Families Visit Across Communities

GHOCTAW Wisitm Norton wife and daughter Verna spent Friday with Veineella Setzer of State Line Hugh wWite and family of Halt spent Sunday with Hershel Cline and family Wilma Carpenter of Marshall visiting relatives Warren Norton visiting sister Mrs Ben Setzer of State Line. Charles Hollenbeck and wife and Thomas Carpenter with Perry Jackson and wife Delphia Jackson working at Ray Davidson's west of Paris. Russel and Ralph Slusser spent Sunday with their mother Mrs P W Spittler of Allright Mrs Wm Cline and children Carie.

Wisitm Norton Verna Veineella Setzer State Line Hugh wWite Halt Hershel Cline Wilma Carpenter Marshall Warren Norton Ben Setzer Charles Hollenbeck Thomas Carpenter Perry Jackson Delphia Jackson Ray Davidson Paris Russel Ralph Slusser P. W. Spittler Allright Wm Cline Carie

Local families spend weekends with relatives across towns

Sunday at Valley Williams and Bernadine Ermagene and Virginia Miller visited grandparents Mr and Mrs E Wyrick. Mary and Willie Lederman spent Saturday evening with Ben and Artie Carpenter. Martha and Golda Blizzard visited Elsie Strohm of Avona. Clara Williams and John Norton spent Sunday afternoon with Sylvia Hollenbeck and brothers. School closed Tuesday.

Milo Valley Williams Bernadine Ermagene Virginia Miller E Wyrick Mary Willie Lederman Ben Artie Carpenter Martha Golda Blizzard Elsie Strohm Avona Clara Williams John Norton Sylvia Hollenbeck Brothers

Casey Area Sees Frequent Travel For Weekends

Local residents and visitors from Evansville Indianapolis St Louis and Greenup traveled weekdays and weekends to visit relatives in Casey Illinois. Highlights include Casey hosts for visitors from Bowling Green Kentucky and Petersburg Indiana with trips to Chicago Oakland and Terre Haute for family events and a bankers convention.

Sunday School Convention and Memorial Day Events

The Martinsville item notes a Sunday school convention at Auburn church next Sunday and a Baptist week of meetings led by Elder Fuson. Memorial day services and a funeral for Albert Vanhorn are announced with details on date, location, and survivors.

West York and Walnut Pramme Residents Visit Weekend

West York and Walnut Pramme residents gather in town for family visits and social events. Local families host dinners and hospitalities as relatives from Terre Haute Paris Sullivan and Vincennes travel to see kin.

West Union Resident Mrs Ann Walker Dies at Home

Mrs Ann Walker, longtime resident of West Union, passed away at her home after a period of illness. The community mourns the loss of a respected neighbor and former local figure.

Ann Walker

York community notes from Ellery and surrounding towns

Mabel Rook from Ellery visited friends in town last week. 84 year old Hardy Osborne died near Staffordshire Indiana and was buried Tuesday. B C Hasten and wife Kate Thompson and Irene Murphy of Terre Haute visited Sunday. Joe Grant and Esther of Vienna spent days with his sister Mrs John Rowe. Lewis Whitman returned home from Terre Haute Saturday. Robert Lake of Terre Haute visited over Sunday. A pie social for York Reunion was held Saturday evening. Lake Eisner of Farmersburg visited Sunday. A J Maring and daughter Mrs Wa Berger of Terre Haute visited Saturday. John Barker working in East St. Louis spent Sunday at home. Ruth Eisner, who attended school in Farmersburg last winter, returned Sunday. Mrs Ruhanna Layton died Thursday and was buried Saturday.

R I .Richards Mro James Morton Terre Phaute Laeelah Evans Terre Haute Mroo Riley Johnson Oc Robinson Daniel Gilbert Midas Pevmour Cham Palen Tasdas Lowell Cecil Bell Marence Roy Hiker Pari Win Blaker Thomas Wheeler J Thompson Shelbyville Ind Frances A Kelly Sullivan Ind Martin Newlin Frances A. Kelly Sullivan, Ind W. H. Piety West Union Basil Emery Blaker Paris Wm. Blaker Will Carter Vincennes Nancy Holaday C. W Moore Sarah Bell R. L. Bell Barbara Ruskin Bell J. R. Ralston Wanters Dick Piersall Kitt Eibing Kansas Piersall Allen Hicks Oblong Roy Barkle James Lindley Chas. Raines Wm. Holiday Guy Caldwell Ola Orville Medsher Melrose Brann Vincent Williamson Delnt Mich Thos Osbrook Danville Rline Tolbert Wm Handy Oliver Roy Crumlin Lake Eisner Farmersburg Ollie Bloomington Ann Walker Highsmith Flatrock Orlando Meeker Near Melrose Wm. Crumlin Mattie Craig Mary Scott Robinson Dobey Friends Church Sol Handy Marshall Mabel Rook Ellery Ill Hardy Osborne Staffordshire C Hasten Kate Thompson Irene Murphy Joe Grant Esther Vienna John Rowe Lewis Whitman Robert Lake York J Maring Wa. Berger John Barker East St. Louis Ruth Eisner Ruhanna Layton

Weekend Socials In Spiketown and Surrounding Homes

Everett Harper and family of Marshall spent Sunday with Abi Honderich and family and Geo Bierbaum and family at Mr and Mrs Henry Bierbaum home. Myrte Irwin visited home folks. Jake Clouse joined Lyman Shank and Ella Murphy weekend. Mary Norton visited Edna Lovell Sunday afternoon. Lester Honderich and Everett Prendenberger stayed with aunt Ann Junker. Mr and Mrs Harry Stepp welcomed a baby boy. Dan Milburn and family visited Harry Stepp Sunday. Ena Murphy and Cecile Bays hosted Bird Shumaker at John Vickenai residence. New Orleans trees mix palm and pine in the area.

Abi Honderich Geo Bierbaum Henry Bierbaum Myrte Irwin Jake Clouse Lyman Shank Ella Murphy Philip Spitzier Mary Norton Edna Lovell Lester Honderich Everett Predenberger Ann Junker Harry Stepp Dan Milburn Harry Stepps Ena Murphy Goldin Cecile Bays Bird Shumaker John Vickenai Ee

Young Girls Dispute Over Playing House

Two young acquaintances argued during a play scene. Mary accused Betty of always wanting her own way, while Betty retorted that Mary also always gets her way. The exchange reflects toddler style disagreements between friends.

Mary Betty

Taught Chinese Lacemaking in Chefoo District

The lacemaking art was introduced to the Chefoo district about twenty five years ago by foreign visionaries who hoped to provide profitable home employment for women and girls. The program has largely succeeded and Chi Hsia Hsief became the first district where lace making spread widely.

Chefoo Chi Hsia Hsief

Product of Imported Material in Local Buggy Chilp

The article notes the buggy chilp is made exclusively in the country with all materials except thread imported. Whale bone comes from the Arctic Ocean, rattan from the South Sea Islands, and rawhide from the Philippines or another warm-climate source.

Arctic Ocean South Sea Islands Philippine Islands

Granddaughter Revels At Grandmother's Youthful Visit

Helen greets her grandmother who visits and seems surprisingly youthful and stylish. She remarks with astonishment that grandma appears so young saying she is glad to see her grandparent full of youth during the reunion.

Helen Grandma

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