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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
6
A dense collection of names, visits, and small events from Martinsville and周 nearby households. References include Mrs Sos Soaseds, Olive, Raymond Lauirbdin, Maude Blizzard, Miss Mabel Leasure, Miss Pravcis, and many others with mentions of gatherings, church events, and travels.
Howard Shaffer of Chicago visits his mother Mrs John Ketebaum. Virgil Bridgewater and family of Terre Haute spend Sunday with Grov A Isaac and family. Mrs Clara Lawton leaves Friday for Champarrn to visit Alfred Beerbond and family for May. Mrs Moor Maring, ill, remains unchanged. Molly Myers and son visit Grace Smith of Indiana. Johnna Ketchum and family, including Howard, visit Hutsonville on Friday.
A fragmented local notice records funeral attendance for James Weaver at Living stom and lists residents visiting relatives or shopping in Terre Haute and nearby towns. Names include Leroy Fishback, Paul Fravola, Forrest and Bernard Francis, Mrs Fred White, Ira Pickens, Mollie Sears, Jennie Beltz, Ida Schaffer, Nora Downes, Amanda Watts, Meredith Travolta, and others with scattered weekend and Saturday events.
An OCR fragment describes local events with names like Rupert, Macklin, and Shawser and mentions meetings or visits on a Friday. The text is garbled and uncertain but references residents and possible social activities in Westfield.
On Sunday relatives and friends gathered at the Freeman home with baskets to celebrate a birthday Friday. A bountiful dinner followed as many attendees shared well wishes for the celebrant and others mentioned in the note.
YORZ and a Baker and family of Paris spent Sunday with Howard Jackson and family Perl Fowler and Mrs Bertha Hastes of Terre Haute were called here. Several local couples and friends enjoyed a Sunday afternoon visit including Mr and Mrs James Hervley of Paris Mrs Geneva Palmer visiting friends, and Mr and Mrs Rhynard Babcock with son Teland in Clarksville.
Casey Mrs Robert Huston of Paris returns home with her parents after a brief stay here. Barton Anderson of Terre Haute travels here Wednesday due to the death of his sister Miss Metta Pi on MW.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and family relations with scattered mentions of visits and a dining context. The passage reads like a stray local note or OCR scrap without clear events or dates.
John Reely and Mrs Cora Galey of Dolson were united in marriage Saturday afternoon by Rev Bert Ecket. Mr and Mrs John W Graham and John Kirchner and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emil Bennett near Grandview. Clarence Thatcher of Kokomo and Clarence Marrs and family of Terre Haute spent Sunday at the home of James Lycan.
The item lists Sunday visits among families in Choctaw and nearby towns including Estella Burger with Edna Freeman and family in Sandford Indiana Perry Freeman in Terre Haute with Charles Freeman Lucy Daly visiting the Carpenters Thursday night John Nicol and wife with Sarah Nicol Cora Kile and daughter with Mrs Jane Coombs and a note about young folks chivareeing Harry Nicol Thursday night Alen Lambdin and sons with Katie Shotts visiting Walnut Prairie to see G C Freeman and family and Edward Yecreer and family in attendance.
Mrs Harry Lee and children visited Mrs George Geheb and her children. Mr and Mrs Davis welcomed Davis home from Iowa. Fred Lowis hauled hay for Mrs Janes Bell. Joe Liffick assisted Stacy Lee with butchering on Wednesday. Mrs John Renner hosted friends for dinner Sunday. Fred Maurer shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Jake Maurer.
The page lists numerous family visits and travels including Cleone s F Morrill and family to Parker Centre, Elza Stoneburner of Terre Haute staying with relatives, and Sylvan Morrill and Pat Connelly threshing soybeans for Dolson farmers. It notes open rabbit hunting season and social calls by Feory Guyer and Joey Connelley, plus garden and nursing movements. Several residents travel to Chicago, Tulsa, Pana, and Ob Long.
Mr and Mrs J E Turner traveled to Greenup on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs C Robertson. The report identifies the Turners as two of the mourners at the service.
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