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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1921

Page

4

Social visits and illness noted in Spiketown

Mr and Mrs Harry Stepp visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Dunn and with Mr and Mrs Pete Gidorkis. The Stepps and others spent the weekend with the Lovell McKenzie and Morgah families and visited Sarah Norton Sunday afternoon. Florence Harper guests of James Norton. Nellie Hoenig stayed a few days with home folks. Irwin visited Bessie Epp Saturday. Elalia Padgett weekend with sister Nancy Fredenberger. Carrie Miller listed as sick.

Spiketown Harry Stepp George Dunn Pete Gidorkis Chas. Lovell Elizabeth Ruth McKenzie Minnie Morgah Sarah Norton Florence Harper James Norton Nellie Hoenig Ome Irwin Bessie Epp Elalia ‘Padgett Nancy Fredenberger Carrie Miller Kent “H. Morgan Charles.e. Cole Indianapolis M. V Gilbert Chattanooga Tenn Doit Conel June Bowling Green Icky J. W. Conét Bessie Mendenhall Chicago Clem L. Faunce Glen Gardner Lester i Gardner Robinson L. W. Ragland Champaign Ray Greenwell National Supply Co Henry Greenwell Ed Chenoweth Charleston William Co. Chenoweth Wiley T. Lamb Harold Ragland

Casey area social notes and school signals May events

Caseys residents travel messages and visits from Indianapolis Charleston and Birmingham. church events and a United Brethren conference in Indianapolis. local dances, club meetings, a major river view park outing, a military funeral in Martinsville and Casey township high school activities with a 53 member eighth grade class and 42 graduates. Francis G Blair to give the principal address.

Caseyites River View Park Charleston Birs W. H. Workheiser Margaret Schiver Ethel Gordon Inez Lucas Esther Harrison Bess Garver Mae Harrison Mary, Miller Fern McMillan Beulah Buckley Earl Smith W. H .Bartley Ray Greenwell Russell Cooper J. F Parker D. Hichisk W. Jones Andrew H. Lee Asher English Scott Harrison Charles Foster Earl Finney W. C. Slusser James Kelly Lee Kilborne Ab Kilborne Charles Ameter Guy Stohr Rex Ritter Orville Lippincott Victor Hill American Legion Martinsville Otho Downey France Harold’Bright Casey Township High School la- Terre Haute Annie Huey Westfield

Local Families Share Sunday Dinners and Visits

Alex Ernst and family spent Sunday evening with Will Imle and family. Several households including Mrs Leonard King and others shared dinners with local residents such as Robert Gélsert and Wilma, L B Anderson of Marshall, Fred Holzworth, Chris Imle, Mrs W C Schaefer, Henry Kile, Rev I B McCoy, and George Neff. Fred Holzworth visited Prairieton, Ind. on Tuesday.

Alex Gard Will Imle Harry Céldren Leonard King Robert” ‘Gélsert Wilma L."b. Anderson Marshall Fred Holzworth Henry Kile Allright Chris Imle W. C. Schaefer Harry-Lee Michael Geheb Harry. Coldren Fred Abel C Schaefer Rev.i. B. McCoy Robert Casteel

Martinsville Sunday activities and local notes

Our Christian friends held their annual Sunday school basket dinner and other services with 275 attending the sumptuous meal. Evening church services followed. The community noted local visits, a sheriff incident, a funeral for Otha Downey, and a pointed quip about popularity and political effort.

Will Conneraville Ind Martinsville Russell Walters Richland Jerry Claypool Hutchings Clarksville Harry, Leatherman Missouri Fiere Byram E. Ss. ’ Clayton Neoga Otha- Dow?ney Fred Downey Needmore M. B Marne Ridgelawn American “Legion Jesse Stout Phillipe

Memorial Flowers Offered for Citizens at Marshall Hall

Citizens may place flowers at Marshall Hall on Sunday to honor Memorial Day. Flowers will be collected and used to decorate graves, with water provided for volunteers. Also reported is the 10th anniversary celebration of the Oda fellowship in the United States hosted by the local Odd Fellows lodge and the Rebecca sisters. A program featured orchestral numbers, speeches by De Black and L May, and a Jane Figg solo, followed by refreshments. At the high school tennis club, a class tournament determined winners Irene Stewart, John Metz, Reba Harmon and Irene Stewart, John Lewis and Bernard Haslitt, with numerous contestants listed in freshmen to seniors categories.

Club Hnéla Cuma Lée Central ‘Avenue Gladys Pierce Chester LeMay Christian Church Martinsville Marshall Avere Casey Township High School Francis G. Blair State Superintendent of “Public Instruction Java Unitéd States Lo Oz -O L. May Lydia Bolish Noakes Jane Irene Stewart John Metz Reba Harmon John’ Lewis Bernard Haslitt Freshmerr Hina Carlyle Pinglés Stout John Metz Mildred “Washburn James Buckner Vainglés George Taylor James Buckner

Wedding Bell T. F. P. McDowell and Miss Helen Purcell

Detroit couple T F P McDowell and Helen Purcell quietly wed Saturday evening May 4 at the bride’s mother Mrs Mary Purcell home. Attendants J P Stinespring of Detroit and Clara Gordon of Indianapolis witnessed the ceremony performed by the Reverend West of Beulah church. After congratulations, refreshments were served and the couple will reside at the Arlington Wise.

T. FP. McDowell Helen‘ “Purcell Detroit Mary ‘Purcell J. P. Stinespring Clara "Gordon Indianapolis West Beulah- Church Arlington Wise

Marshall City Schools Graduation Exercises Held at Methodist Church

The Marshall City Schools held graduation exercises Friday evening at the Methodist church. Thirty four graduates, finishing the first semester course, were listed including Louise Arford Rosena McFanning Tarquin Bennett Doris Wallis Cecil Berry Leo Madden Granville Brosman Emily Scholfield Ruth Green Golda Bowden Augusta ONeal John Metz Creal Stout Duncan Schwanecke Mildred Spotts Monical Drum Harry Hedden Lorene Tumney Roy Baird Kathryn Buckner Dorothy Moore Quentin Turner Lena Kiger Robert Green Willine Creal Clark Ruby Hurst Florence Brady Ben Fawley Wayne Hollenbeck Merrill McGowan Marguerite Brady Ruby Klineman Lena Lowther. Rev Clark S. Thomas delivered the address on educational equipment and demands, stressing metal alertness. Supt Edwards presented diplomas to Lloyd Pulver, president of the board, Roy Baird gave the class history, Augusta O Neal offered the valedictory, and the program ended with choral and orchestral numbers followed by a church basement party.

Louise Arford Rosena ‘McFanning Tarquin- Bennett Doris Wallis Cecil Berry Leo ‘Madden Granville’ Brosman Emily Scholfield Ruth Green Golda Bowden Augusta O'Neal John Metz Creal Stout Duncan Schwanecke Mildred Spotts Monical Drum Harry Hedden Lorene Tumney Roy Baird Kathryn’ Buckner Dorothy Moore Quentin Turner Lena Kiger Robert Green Willina Ea Creal Clark Ruby Hurst Florence Brady Ben Fawley Edwards Lloyd’ Pulver Augusta O'Neal

Executors Notice of Filing Final Settlement 1921

State of Missouri Clark County Bates Estate of James C Hanks deceased Heirs and distributees receive notice executrix Nellie Hanks will present final report to Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois on Monday June 6 1921 and asks to be discharged from duties resist if you choose Graham Snavely Attorneys 21 2

Minoia Clark Bates County Court of Clark‘ County St Marshall Illinois Nellie Hanks Graham & ‘Snavely Attys

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CEALS The Pythian Theatre Gee Whiz Kirchner & Williams Lumber Company Osha Machlan Garage Marshall Ill A. R. Sisson Tire Casey Ernst Thomas Willemiest Miarch Mar ‘Shall Methodist “Church
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