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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
7
Fragmented notes reveal an anxious interview mood
A disjointed voice memo describes a tense exchange about a woman and a mysterious Italian figure. The speaker recalls a visit to Bar where a sensitive confession stirred concern and hints at a planned gathering with formal dress and a potential intruder.
Fragmented Closet Drama Teases and Fascinates Eye
A fragmentary prose scene describes a gaze lingering on a woman and her decorative fan. The narrator notes the term of attention shifts from her hands to her eyes, with a distant reference to a decorative brass screen and a warm fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montac
Saar
Cork's Birthday Noted With Wide Family Greeting
A November 2 birthday celebration for Ben Cork drew a large gathering of relatives and friends. Attendees included A Flatetier and grandson John Gordon, Mr and Mrs Gus Francia and Eva, Ott Biggs and children, Joe McCool and children, Thomas Fulton and children, Miss Lanie Smith of Ridgefarm, Isaac Francis and children of Fightback, George Cork and children of Armstrong, Bert Hall and two sons of Terre Haute, Andrew Cork and son Fred, William Cork, Marion, Francis and Wiley Nichols of Dennigon, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cork
Belehbors
Roi
A. A. Flatetier
John Gordon
Je M. Francis
Gus Francia
Eva
Ott Biggs
Joe. McCool
Thomas Fulton
Lanie Smith
Ridgefarm
Isaac Francis
Fightback
George “Cork
Armstrong
Bert Hall
November social gathering at Spitler home noted
A November social event at the Spitler residence drew a list of attendees including Mrs Lee Jon Ruth Hill Gladys Ditzenberger Agnes and Ruth Nicol Nellie Mabel Esther Wright Rose Spittler Dott Lloyd Ray Spiteier Fred Ralph Nicol Milo Harold Praney Redanell Serwise Herpian Larbdin Glen Wright Elvin Kile Reno Maurer and others. The record records names and presence without further details of activities or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiaktont
Lee Jon
Ruth
Mary
Gerwise
Hill
Gladys " Ditzenberger
Agnes
7Ruth Nicol
Nellie
Honor to Mr and Mrs Stutz in Terre Haute gathering
Mrs Will Imle hosted about fifty friends Thursday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Walter Stutz recently married and visiting relatives at Ernst. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Stutz Mr and Mrs Joe Davidson Mr and Mrs Hugene Miller and family Mr and Mrs Leonard King and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris _Imie
Will Lale
Walter. Stutz
Leonard King
Ernest Junker
Will Imle
Otto Sockler
Pearlacey
Fred Abel
Adam Imle
Clara
Luella Schaefer
Dorothy Fishback
Esther Miller
Laura Saiter
Lola Ogle
Kathareen Gelsert
Fréd Schaefer
I. P. Snedeker
Arthur Miller
Edgar Abel
Raymond Sockler
Herman Imle
Carla Albrecht
Christmas Mail Warnings And Rural Box Etiquette
The article urges prompt mailing for Christmas as eight weeks remain and stresses careful packing to ensure delivery. It praises Marshall residents for complying with mail receptacle placements along national highways to aid carriers due to heavy traffic, noting well erected boxes reflect well on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Poultry Profit via Proper Housing Ad by Lumber Co
A William Durabilt poultry house is advertised as a smart investment for farmers. The notice claims proper care and housing will boost egg production and faster growing chicks, inviting Mr. Farmer to visit Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co. for a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co
Carrier's Transfer Sparks Patience and Praise in City
The postmaster and carriers thank patrons for prompt compliance with an order urging safe sidewalk passage. Neal Hollenbeck, longtime state clerk and carrier, has moved to Springfield to join the state auditor's office. A local phrase notes it as a "finish" school for girls, reflecting a bygone view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hollenbeck
Tbat
Springfield
State Auditor's Office
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