Hessian fly harms wheat as rain aids small grains
The Hessian fly injures some wheat fields while rain helps small grain and grass crops. Local items note Dan Montgomery selling sheep in Edgar county for 99 per head and lambs at 5 each. deaths and funerals occur in Dolson area with services for Miss Jennie Bloodworth. District Supt. Baker to preach at Dolson Chapel next Sunday at 11, Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Montgomery
Edgar County
Fred Wood
Martinsville
Jennie ‘Bloodworth
Baker
Dolson Chapel
Arthur Welch
Minnesota
Mattie Welch
Dolson
Farmers
West Liberty
George Cornwell
Joe Steward
R. O Hawkins
Louisa Nicholson
E. E. Carr
Morris Bean
Tornado and Fire Insurance Offer by Local Firm
Cole and Cole of Marshall Il advertise policy options for farm and city property with strong companies and low rates. They invite inquiries for terms by writing or calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Marshall, Il
Local families host gatherings and home projects noted
Edith Welsh spent last week with her grandparents John Welsh and wife. Ruey and Plessie Irwin were guests Sunday of Hazel and Flora Elliott. Johnson Haslitt spent the latter part of last week with W. P. Elliott and family. Jennie Elliott of Marshall visits her cousin Miss Flora Elliott this week. Misses Florence and Laura Ligget and Lila Wyrick were guests Sunday of Ruth Weaver George Burkholder and daughter Edith spent Sunday with Grover Burkholder and wife. Chris and Charley Stoelting and families were guests Sunday of John Welsh and family. Clarence Hall is building a new house north of the store and expects to move there soon. Clifford Carpenter wife and baby and Miss Allce Matthew spent Sunday with Garrett Snedeker and wife. Mrs T N Dunlap Joe Dunlap and family Walter Welsh and wife were guests Sunday of Frank Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Welsh
John Welsh
Ruey
Plessie Irwin
Hazel
Flora Elliott
Johnson Haslitt
W. P. Elliott
Jennie Elliott
Marshall
Florence
Laura Ligget
Lila Wyrick
Ruth Weaver
George Burkholder
Edith
Grover Burkholder
Chris
Charley Stoelting
Clarence Hall
Clifford Carpenter
Miss Allce Matthew
Garrett Snedeker
T. N. Dunlap
Joe Dunlap
Walter Welsh
Frank Welsh
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Notes
Strawberries ripen and May cherries soon. Robert Hedson and wife visited Terre Haute Monday. The late rains encouraged farmers. Al Fawley and family spent Sunday at Victor Reynolds’ at McChire. Carl Clements and family of Oak Grove spent Sunday at Will English’s. Miss Ethel English returns home for summer from Redman where she taught last year. M M Landers and family Lote Gray and wife and Robert English and wife spent Sunday at C T English’s on Michigan Ave. Miss Florence Macke and Mrs R English drove to Anderson Wednesday afternoon to visit Freedom School where Miss Orphan Martin teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hedson
Terre Haute
al ‘Fawley
Victor Reynolds
McChire
Carl Clements
Oak Grove
Will English
Ethel English
Redman
M.M. Landers
Lote Gray
Robert English
C T. English’s
Michigan Ave
Florence Macke
R English
Anderson Cements
Freedom School
Orphan Martin
Local Social Snippets From Terre Haute and Vicars Notes
Harry Hollenbeck shows a new buggy while Miss Flora Davis visits Terre Haute. Rose Baker visits Ruby Volkers, who then hosted Veda Rollings. Josephine Scofield visits Carrie Griffith on Sunday. May Weaver visits Ruth Volkers Sunday afternoon. Elwood Rollings visits his sister Mrs. W F Vicars of Vermilion. Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hollenbeck
Flora Davis
Terre Haute
Rose Baker
Ruby Volkers
Veda Rollings
Josephine Scofield
Carrie Griffith
May Weaver
Ruth Volkers
Elwood Rollings
W. F. Vicars
Vermilion
Orville Taylor
Local notes on crops roads and residents
Dolson and Orange residents report good crop outlook while road conditions hinder east end work. Hog market in Martinsville posts seven cents per pound with one car shipped. Numerous local visits, church events, memorial services, and Decoration Day preparations fill a busy weekend. Questions arise about highway routing away from the old National Road toward St. Louis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meloy
Dolson
Lloyd Baxter
Orange
John Hull
Marion King
Johnson Township
John Garver
Watson
Joseph Tibbs
George Soward
Hindod Millis
Martinsville
John Stevens
Auburn
John Towell
Elledge
Mr. Lamb
Lindsey Christian Church
John Andrews
Fred Brown
Mount Pleasant
T. M. Custis
S. S
Wabash Township
Asa Newman
Henry Blakeman
H. R. Williams
Helen
Blakeman
O. O. Tracy
H. Ishler
George Paxton
Edna Williams
Decatur
State Missionary Society
Church of God
Union Memorial
M. E
City Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
Frank Bloodworth
Lincoln Church
Mr. Miller
Kettling Cemetery
Tilmois
Terre - ‘Haute
Paris
Danville
St. Louis
Kansas City
Samuel ‘Gallatin
Funeral Rites for Mrs Jacob Kellar Held at Local Home
Mrs Jacob Kellar died Tuesday evening at her daughter’s home Mrs W D Baughman Sr. Relatives J E B Clatfelter and families joined Mr and Mrs W D Baughman Jr and their daughter Irene for visits with Elias Haddix and family. The Beulah church will host an ice cream supper Saturday May 29 and memorial services Sunday at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Lee
Marshall
Will Chenoweth
Frank
Clarence Prevo
Terre Haute
Jacob Kellar
W. D. Baughman
J. EB. Clatfelter
W. D. Baughman, Jr
Irene
Elias Haddix
Fred Kellar
Garfield
Kansas
Erastus Smythe
Wichita
Beulah Church
Local Notes From Town Report
Jo Thompson buys a new auto. Corn fields to plant. Wheat has fly complaints though peaches appear. A teacher seen with a suspicious switch at school. Doc Cunningham moved yearling colts to Douglas County on Friday. George Stratton’s lawn mower vanished recently. Charley Husted went south of Casey to supervise orchard spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Thompson
Doc Cunningham
Douglas County
George Stratton
Charley Husted
Casey
Local folks visit relatives and school events noted
South Dolson Lewis Smitley and wife visit the former's mother who is ill in Marshall. Dollie and Gertie Thomas travel to Terre Haute to see sister Bessie Thomas graduate from Union Hospital training school. Georgiana Stoup plans a program for the last day of school. Rev. Burnett of Westfield will speak at Clarksville M E church Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smitley
Marshall
Dollie
Gertie Thomas
Terre-Haute
Bessie Thomas
Union Hospital
Bessie
Riley Davis
Near Grand Turn
Georgiana Stoup
Pleasant Grove
Sam Reely
Sullivan
Ind
Burnett
Westfield
Clarksville M. E
Obituary for Gustave A C Buehler in Zion Church
Gustave A C Buehler born December 15 1856 in Warrington Indiana moved to Clark County Illinois in 1869. He married Caroline Pudelli on September 18 1883 and had four children William Edward Harry Jacob and Louise Emma. He died May 17 at age 58. Funeral conducted by Rev J Ehrhardt at Zion Church with Modern Woodmen present. Burial in Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A. C. Buehler
Warrington
Ind
Clark County
Illinois
Mr. Schenk
Evangelical Synod ‘of North
Caroline A. Pudelli
J.J. Buehler
Evansville
William
Edward
Harry
Jacob
Selma Louise
Emma
Louise
Slater
Ple J. Ehrhardt
School Athletic Association elects officers for next year
The Marshall High School Athletic Association elected Ralph Cooper as president Tem ple Lovett as vice president Edith Shaw as secretary and Robert Lovett as treasurer at a meeting last Tuesday night. The Juniors will entertain the Seniors Friday evening at the Methodist church banquet and social. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday evening June 6 by President Charles T Paul of the College of Missions Indianapolis, with exercises held at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Ralph Cooper
Temple Lovett
Edith Shaw
Robert Lovett
Howard Kuhn
Sit
Methodist’ ‘Church
Methodist Church
Charles T. ‘Paul
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Pres. Paul
Marshall
Judicial candidates urged to vote Republican slate
The piece endorses W. F. Bundy for supreme judge and supports Cumberland county officials Walter Brewer and John H. Marshall for circuit judges. Augustus A. Partlow of Vermilion is also praised. voters urged to elect the Republican ticket and impartially enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bundy
Centralia
Bundy
John Scholfield
S.W. Wilkin
Walter Brewer
Cumberland, County
Northern Illinois” Law ‘School
Dixon
Illinois
Toledo
Ill
Cumberland County
John H. Marshall
Coles County
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
Charleston
Marshall
Augustus A. Partlow
Vermilion County
Ann Arbor University
Danville
Overwork and overeating blamed for “Americanitis” says Dr Sadler
Dr Willing B Sadler warns in Chicago to the Underwriters that Americanitis a mental affliction from overwork food and exercise affects 80 percent of illnesses. He says a cure lies in simple activities like baseball golf or a country walk. He predicts borrowers’ credit may hinge on physical health and notes rising costs as signs of aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jed So
Willing
Sadler
Chicago ‘Underwriters’ Association
Flaming Torch Fatality After Oil Well Accident
Harlan Dempsey of Bridgeport, aged 82, died after an oil well explosion caused his clothing to catch fire. He was engulfed as gas fumes ignited, and by the time help arrived his body was severely burned. An adjacent ad for carriage and auto painting advertises services at Marshall's Swope Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Bridgeport
Mack Robson
Swope Bldg
Marshall
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Mrs
John Taylor
Chas. Weaver
Jane Weaver
Sara Weaver
Grace Sneed
U. B. Lincoln Church
Miller
Gallatin
Ohio
Wltnois
U. B. Church
Haols
Armstrong
Dennison
Rae Martinsville
Beulah
Homer
South Dolson
Eoen Rece Ets High School
Harlan Dempsey
Ini Circuit Court
W. Vanfleet
Herschel Cline
Ora Daugherty
Reese Daugherty
Bove’ ‘Brothers
Spokane
Glimre
Dodge Brothers
Washington
Detroit
Dodge! Brothers
Dodge
Brothers
Dodgé
South 6Th Street
Etene
Ferguson, McKinney
Pandinas
Das
Douglas
Whiteside
Otionis
Foster
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