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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
A parade of local residents from Westfield and nearby towns visited relatives and attended events. Names include Mrs C M Bennett Ter Reese Haute, Charles Miller Springfield, L T Miller, Mrs John Stevens, Wayne student at Champaign, John Merrick Marshall, and many others, with a wood club gathering and a restaurant sale noted.
James Drake spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with his nephew Er nest Evans and family near Casey. Donald Watson and Jamiu visited Sunday with teldetives at Walnut Prairie. Mrs Virgil Wells and children stayed over with Mr and Mrs Fred Philipp near Wesley Chapel. The article lists numerous regional visits, family gatherings, and social movements across Robinson Annapolis and Terre Haute with names such as Jesse Spraker, Ray mond, and Mrs Prater.
William Lederman and Maude Buzzard attended church and baptism at Mt Momah. Families and friends from Choctaw and nearby towns spent Sunday with relatives, including Ray Davison of Paris and Herman Carpenter of Chistuan. The funeral of Glen Reasor was held at St Pleasant Pharsdas.
In an Auburn area notice, Glos Reaser died at home on Monday and will be laid to rest in the West Plains area. A string of local family gatherings and visits followed, with friends and relatives spending Sunday with various households including the White, Nteut, Gooper, Romos, and Cooper families.
Clyde Thompson and wife of Paris attend the commencement here on Saturday night. Nix Gebeb and family visit relatives near Marshall. Howard Bunds of Terre Haute, Kansac's business here Wednesday. Jobe New and family and others spend Sunday there. Helen Lorraine and Stanley Craig visit Mr and Mrs. Harry Pedlvon. Sliss Marc Garthon returns home near Fontanet after teaching school there the past term. Russell Nightlinger of Marshall visits Mrs Leona Creuitp and son. Marguerite Nichols spends Thursday with Mrs Harry Craig. Mr and Mrs LE Nichols and family spend Thursday with Mrs Harry Crate. EF Nichols and Elethino Crumlin visit on Saturday afternoon. Robert and Coonie Jackson spend Sunday.
Donald Tingles moved from Auburn to Walter Taggart farm. Olin Sweet and Walter Harlow visited Terre Haute. Mrs Jenine Sweet and others visited Mrs Chester Kerts. Aunt Adaline Sweet moved back to her old home. Glen Reasor died at home of his mother Dollie Reasor. funeral led by Rev Fasiz. Jessie Sweet marked her 58th birthday with a dinner for Reuben Tingley family and others.
The column records Sunday meals with guests Ray Buser Archie Hornbrok and Mr and Mrs Felix Ferrel at their home. Giles Carney attended with Mrs Marzie Lawless. The friendly gatherings reflect community ties in the area.
Miss Lucille Kelly spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Bertha McCleary. W O D Downs and wife spent Saturday in Paris. Edgar Collier of Paris is spending a few days with his sister Mrs Gladys Redman. Mary Thomas called on Mrs Will Downs. Monday evening Mr and Mrs Omer Beauchamp spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Beachamp. Thomas Devaney spent Sunday afternoon with Joe McKeever.
Local residents traveled for family visits and events this weekend. Missing relatives visited Paris and Robinson while others toured cities like Chicago Terre Haute and Decatur to see relatives, attend plays, or join club events.
Thought and 4loc presents a fragmentary remark on how Lena shapes what we read and learn. The passage hints at readers forming understanding through the lens of the thinker. It reads as a reflective commentary on knowledge as material for reading.
Freedom Ruth Elizabeth Dale Gene and Virginia Rose Walker spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Bila Scott and others. Dinner with Will Mallory’s family on Wednesday. Various relatives visited or were visited between Thursday and Sunday including the Scott, Kile, Shade, Huston, and Leggett households and church at Five Points.
Mrs Geo Morgan Mrs Sylvan Morgan and children and Lloyd Hendrix spent Saturday evening with Lon Linton and family. Many couples and families shared Sunday meals or visits with relatives including the Morgans Leggetts Veachs Wilhoits Hendrixs and Burkets across Martinsville and surrounding areas.
Sunday afternoon visits include Mr and Mrs Chas Freeman of Liberty hosting Mr and Mrs Koppler and son. many relatives and neighbors from Snyder Terre Haute and Snyder areas spent time with kin including Romoser Strohm Lichtenberger and Good families. several households hosted guests in the weekend social rounds.
Fragmentary verse about fortune and fate, mentioning foes and a near ruin. The lines hint at escape from disaster due to lack of wealth and misfortune.
Spiketown couples Mr and Mrs Hardy Young and Mr and Mrs Abie Honderich, with families, spent Sunday with Geo Bierbaum and family. Several individuals including Ernest Bays Theodore Norton Herman Hoenig and Edna Lovell attended gatherings in Martinsville and Terre Haute with various relatives.
Ed Setzer and family visited Terre Haute on SaturdayRev Babbs spent the weekend in our community Mary Jeannette Dittman traveled to St Louis to see her father Gus Thompson and family of Cooper dined with M M Weaver and wife Wm Weaver plans a new store at Weaver Mrs Cooper and Mrs Lyman Kuy kendall of Cooper attended church Charlie Snedeker died last Friday and was buried Sunday at Dunlay Rev Roy Perdue and Rev Babbs led the services Joe Travolta of Asbury visited his brother Howard and family Myra Travolta hired to teach the winter term at Pleasant Hill
Marshall attendees join prayer meeting. guests visit kin in Paris and Terre Haute. Several families host relatives and attend funerals. school teacher appointment announced. multiple Sunday gatherings listed with neighbors and friends across Robinson, Golden Gate, West Union, and surrounding areas.
Colliex attended the commencement exercises at West Union Saturday. Mrs P E Cornwell spent Wednesday evening with Mrs R M Clements. Lawrence Hollenbeck was seriously burned when an oil stove exploded during cream testing Saturday. Mrs Wm Manhart and son Paul were guests of daughter Mrs Randal Haddix Sunday. Miss Gladys Bohn visiting from Charleston weekend with parents H C Bolu and wife. Velma Tharp spent Sunday with her sister Bonnie Collier. Harold Davis spent the weekend with his wife and her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Ogle.
Mrs Joe Spires of Clarksville and Leon near Paris spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Harry Harbor and family. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hutchens were guests at Harry Tingley’s. Qoda Marrs spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Alice Newman of Marshall. Bruce Spires and two children and other families visited Mrs Spires mother Mrs Sarah Spangenberg near Ernst. Floyd Hamilton visited grandparents Liber ty and Mrs Hamilton. Timothy Babcock hosted Sunday with Mrs Ida Screech near Grandview. Mildred Raymond and Wayne Spires visited the Harlow children. Mrs Harry Tingley and Jon Clarence visited Mrs Clarence Goekler Monday afternoon. Abe Babcock and son Henry were in Clarksville Saturday. Harry Harbor spent Sunday morning with Ivan Veach.
Mr and Mrs Timothy Babcock and Mr and Mrs James Phillips spent last Sunday with Robert Screech and Mrs Liberty Hamilton who visited Mrs John Phillips and daughters. Charles Wieland family attended Mrs Livingston funeral at Harmony. Miss Della Morgan visited Martinsville Saturday. Liberty Hamilton and Miss Bertha Lowthers spent a day with Miss Flora Graham. Miss Faye Harbor visited Dorothy Phillips Tuesday. John Phillips visited his parents near Martinsville Monday. Liberty Hamilton spent the weekend in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Earl Morgan visited his relatives Sunday. Mrs Fred Wieland went to Kansas on a business trip last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Morgan and sons Harold Eugene and Doll visited Mr John Graham Sunday. Mrs Tom Murphy spent one evening with Miss Flora Graham.
Relief efforts in White, Hamilton, Franklin and Jackson counties push Winds Farm Relief Committee toward an $180,000 target. Illinois Farm Relief Committee chair R A Cowles reports $163,610.36 raised from 31 counties, with several counties awaiting remittance. He says final total should meet the goal once all counties complete collections.
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