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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

6

Social Club Meetings Highlight Mattoon Personal Notices

Mrs J geymsur Hurst hosted guests at her home yesterday. Mesdames Grant Pritchard Nichols Vern Cole Perry Lewis Prevo Jr Harry Ramesberger and others attended. The F and B Society met at Mrs Ben Davidson with a large group and next at Mrs Noakes. Florence Hodge hosted her club with prize winners Mrs Ramesberger and Mrs Schull. Nellie Stephenson entertained another group with Mrs Tirman receiving a prize. Families enjoyed a Mattoon park picnic and Knight Templar parade outing with multiple households attending.

J.geymsur Hurst Sethe Grant Pritchard Nicok Vern’ “Cole Perry Lewis Mi Prevo Jr Harry Ramesberger H. B. Dulaney J. K. Kerr Chas. Claypool George “Parris George Somerville Paris Mesdames E. R. Brockway Leon Cox Sam Scholfield C. A. Purdum F. J. James Wm. Root Terre Haute Conrad ‘Schull Mt. Vernon Margaret Shaw Eula Morton F. and B. Society Ben Davidson Mesdames Lu Anderson Kate Davidson Mattie Moreland Dan Eckle Emma Walker Rosene Nusbaum Frank Lake Lu Reynolds Maggie Noakes Caroline Claypool Ed Beadle Mary Guinnip Priscilla Whaley R Stewart W. S. Roberta Kate Williamson Noakes Florence Hodge Mesdames E. R. Brockway George Farris T. R. Lovett S. R. Prevo Jr Helen ‘Hurst Conrad Schull Mt. Verton Ralph Gregory Indianaprolis Hester - Shipe Ramesberger Schull Nellie Stephenson Mesdames Wm. Page Fred Zeigler W. W. Hogue W. R. Turman Samuel Prevo, Sr W. A. Vaughn Cole O. A. Keiser Fred Keiser Emma Frederick John Lewis Gertrude Shaw Tirman Walter Hutchinson J. K. Black Nelle Warriner Frank Brosman Virginia Knipe Roy Claypool C. R. Johnson James Cosgrove Mattoon

Local Bargains in Fruit Trees and Nurseries

Raspberries 25 cents and fine plants for $1.00 headline a Casey Illinois sale by Emrich and Lone Nursery. Also ads for money to loan on real estate and personal property and a canvass for farming trades including oils paints and lubricants. Lennox Oil Paint Company in Cleveland advertises a finance option.

Emrich & Lone Nursery Casey Illinois B. F. Johnson Lennox Oil “ Paint Company Cleveland

Residents Attend Recital and Visit Family Events Across Town

Mrs B G Whitlock and daughter Mildred Carroll joined by Lora Jane Zeigler attended a recital by the Junior Music Section of Terre Haute Women’s Department Club. Local social rounds include dinners at Keystonia Cafe, visits from relatives in Charleston Danville and Chicago, hospital and bank group meetings, and updates on births and travels across Marshall and surrounding towns.

B. G Whitlock Dane Mildred Carroll Lora Jané Zeigler Women’ S Department Club of Terre Haute

Saving Half of Illinois Small Grain Loss in Threshing

Illinois studies show half or more of about 2 856 000 bushels of small grains wasted during threshing can be saved with proper machine adjustments and feeding. Tests 1924 25 found average losses 1.36 percent across 73 machines. adjustments cut losses to seven tenths of 1 percent. Recommendations include correct power, cylinder speed, wind, concave settings, and proper feeding.

Tllinois Farm Mechanics Department College of Agriculture, University of Department College Farm Mechanics Department

Lighting Costs in Factories Rise From Poor Illumination

A survey of 445 manufacturing plants by Prof. A. G. Anderson of the University of Illinois finds that bad lighting increases production costs far more than providing adequate illumination. Proper lighting equipment yields strong returns on investment, according to the report.

A. G Anderson University of Illnois

Lighting as a production tool yields profit gains

An executive notes 445 plants show less than 10 percent with excellent lighting and 32 percent good. About five of eight employees suffer defective vision. Improving lighting costs 2-3 percent of payroll but can raise production 10-30 percent and reduce turnover, improve quality, and lower accidents.

Anderson

Increased Interest in Law at University of Illinois

The College of Law at the University of Illinois reports 275 enrolled students this year, up 35 from last year. Additionally 15 students from other colleges study law, totaling 200 in law courses. Historical enrollment shows fluctuations with peaks of 275 in 1925 and prior highs and lows in earlier years.

College of Law University of Ilinois

Divorce Condemnation Rears From San Francisco Chronicle

A fragment notes the ease of condemning a divorce, remarking that readers did not endure living with either spouse, reflecting on public judgment and private experience in the Chronicle’s style.

San Francisco Chronicle

All Under His Hat The One-Man Showman

An old wit notes that one person can fill many roles in a theater venture acting as manager actor promoter playwright sceneshifter boxkeeper and door keeper while drawing in the audience. The quip assigns every task to a single figure.

Hare

Memory Marvel Demonstrates Vast English Vocabulary

The figure named memory marvel recently demonstrated in London and learned 2008 English words in two days.

Arma London

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