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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
12
A string of visits from residents of Terre Haute Robinson Shelburn Hutsonville Farmersburg Fairbanks West York and other nearby towns marked the weekend. Hospital news reports Thelma Francis of Terre Haute underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Local families hosted relatives including the Daughertys Sears Pickens and Francis households.
George Claypool mourns the loss of a valuable cow and a two year old calf last week. Forrest Smith and family move back to their farm south of Auburn. Owen Hendricks and family visited James Burkett near Five Points. Will Hendricks and family spent Sunday with brother Walter near Kansas. William Tapscott sustains severe injuries from a timber accident near Clarksville with a log rolling onto him.
Miss Flora E. Graham stays ill with visitors including Mrs. Frances Ott and Mrs. Glenn Morgan calling. Clarence Thatcher marked his birthday with a music filled gathering. Clarksville Baptist church to host June 2 dinner on the ground. Kathleen Beachout to Marshall for tonsil surgery. Mae Dawson of Marshall, formerly here, is very ill with typhoid pneumonia. Thelma Newman visited Mabel Claypool.
Church goers in Choctaw attended services at Allright Sunday night. Perry Jackson and family visited relatives at Allright. Ben Setzer of State Line joined William Norton H C Blizzard and wives Raymond Clarence Kaufman and Lawrence Egglebreth of Terre Haute for Wednesday supper. Minnie Burger daughter Gladys Elizabeth Garner and Leon visited Thomas Blizzard. Vern Creamer and wife Milton Brewster and wives of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jefferson Brewwater.
Casey area residents host and visit relatives across multiple states. Dr Owen Foster returns to Detroit after a visit with his brother Dr Chas Foster. Several families, including the Hendricksons and Brooks, travel to Rochester Mayo Clinic, Robers Christman dies after long illness, and a flood of relatives attend services and gatherings in Casey with band concerts and club meetings.
Westfield appoints J. O. Biggs as temporary postmaster succeeding M. L. Briscoe with Lula Seneff assisting. Field meet at Westfield high school. sophomore class wins silver cup donated by Steven Bros. and T. A Bardin. Westfield baseball loses 5 to 2 at Ashmore. Various local social events and visits noted. obituaries include Mary Miller and Abriah Sandy. multiple residents mentioned with movements and visits to Champaign, Chicago, and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Claude Rowland of St Louis visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Rowland in Martinsville. Mrs Greenough Wiser and Mrs G E Pence and Attleson spent over Sunday at Yale as guests of Mr and Mrs Mack Dillman. Arthur Tarman of Chicago visited.
The reader asks where to find work and a place called home a shelter for the soul. It muses on a friendly tree a book a song or a dog that loves a hand and a store of health to meet needs. It urges building a personal house of happiness.
A practical kitchen note offers prune barley water and prune cake filling for baby or invalids. It describes prune dessert with gelatin, prune liquor, lemon juice, and sugar, plus an apple pudding recipe with beaten egg, cream, flour, baking powder, and steamed or baked apples served with lemon sauce or cream.
County Supervisors and Commissioner of Highways of Wabash Township invite sealed proposals for Solow Inc work. Two contracts include Big Creek channel excavation near John Morgan Farm and pipe driving per plans. Bid deadline May 27 1922, Marshall Illinois. each bid requires $50 certified check.
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