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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
4
Several local residents return from travels while others attend church events and social gatherings. Casey reports a string of community activities including a Baptist association meeting in Minnota, high school football victory, a Halloween parade with masked participants, and social clubs hosting masquerade parties and dinners. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor, Mrs. Rex Harris, Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Lee, and many area families.
Mrs Emma Geisert and Miss Swaith Geisert spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Ella Liffick. Mr Paul Travolta returned home from Metcalf after husking corn. Eck Baggs and family visited his parents. Harold Taylor of Santa Ana California spent a day with his uncle Leroy Sears. Mrs Mollie Sears spent Monday with Mrs Harry Pickens. Mrs Elnora Black of Terre Haute spent weekend with her parents. The Beary undertaker report notes a 64 year old death after a three year Italy sojourn. The couple’s home is now in Denver Colorado.
Mrs. Hila Miller of Marshall visited friends here last week. A son, Raymond Emmett, was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Miller on October 25.
Westfield residents enjoyed a Hallowe en party hosted by Mr and Mrs C M Flenner west of town. The Red Cross class held a Sunday school rally with about 250 attendees. Nearby activity included cattle purchases in Kansas City, a barn fire insured loss, a newborn in Seattle, and visits by Mabel Mollineaux of Po Island to see grandparents.
Fragmentary OCR reports revival meetings set to start near Uldee in the Chootaw region. Mentions of local residents include families Ledermann and Holentine with several children cited in early Sunday social notes.
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