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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
4
Local notes include visits by John Fowler and S R Freeman family ties with Graysville Baxter Springs and Indiana residents. Rain delayed garden work and school graduation ceremonies at Bethel church featured 24 graduates with Rabbi Harrison as speaker. Decoration Day events set for May 30 with Judge Booth and the Martinsville band.
Mrs Dorinda Ryan is sick Harry Coldren of Marshall visited in town Monday Mr and Mrs James Boyer were in the city Thursday George Tyhurst of Moonshine was here on business Saturday D W Tibbs stock dealer of Indianapolis was in town Monday Mrs Frank Richart of Terre Haute was here on business Wednesday O E Fasig who has been sick the past week is able to be out again The office of Jerry Ishier justice of the peace is upstairs over the Low music store Charles Snyder has purchased the Hart residence property on north Toledo street Mrs George Hammond and daughter of Dolson were business visitors in town Saturday William Beadle of Auburn left on Monday for a visit to Indiana where he has relatives he has not seen for 60 years The State Bank is doing business in the Casselman building while the construction of the new building is going on Lou Welsh of Hammond Ind is visiting his many relatives and old friends here He was for many years a resident here Elza Atrey Elmer Kitchin Job Willison and Arthur Athey came from Bridgeport to spend Sunday with relatives returning Monday James Porter has moved from the Main street building to the room just south of Fasigs drug store until the completion of his new garage It is said the State Bank building now being remodeled and enlarged will be one of the most complete bank structures in southern Illinois Rolla Berger son of Frank Berger returned from overseas last Saturday He is one of the boys who went over the top in the Argonne and came out all right Corn planting was barely begun
West York reports Mrs C B Lindley confined at home with sickness. John Miller returned after visiting Sumner. Cold wet weather slows farm work. Numerous local visits and baccalaureate services attended in Hutsonville. Mrs G Smith of Lawrenceville visited Viola Smith. several farmers gathered for ME church meeting poorly attended. Local literary exercises at Hutsonville HS noted.
Friday afternoon Mrs Lillie English and her daughter Dorothy visited relatives, accompanied by Miss Alice Bradbury of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, arriving Monday for the family gathering.
Mrs Ida Timmons and son Dale of San Francisco visit relatives in the area. Westfield plans a state missionary convention June 3 4 and 5 with the Illinois Branch of the Women Missionary association of the U S church holding its forty second annual meeting. Vera Endsley and Maxwell Shaw announce their marriage in Indianapolis on April 14. Westfield railroad incorporation filed naming W H Drewel C E Bigelow E T Pinnell M L Briscoe and C B Bennett. Samuel Spellbring and wife return from Phoenix Arizona after a winter away. Work brings blessings and a day of fishing provides rest and refreshment.
The document lists assets including secured and unsecured loans, U S Bonds deposited to secure circulation, pledged and unpledged securities, stock in the Federal Reserve Bank, cash in vault, reserves with the Federal Reserve, and other items. Total assets appear as 31,070,003 94 with a net balance of -855,562 18.
Fragmented text discusses nineteen new motions in Europe aimed at self determination without a plebiscite. It questions ambiguous terminology and its meaning for future government affiliations and the wishes of peoples.
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