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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
7
West York reports a week of meetings led by Elder HL Stivers at the Church of Christ with good attendance. Town residents and visitors attended Armistice Day events in Robinson and a sequence of family visits and accidents are noted, including a barn fire and a car rollover near West York.
Carr ie Creamer of Vermilion is visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie Ledermann, who is ill. The text notes other local families hosting relatives including Mrs Bertha Higgenbotham and Grace Blizzard from West Union, plus Mildred Whitaker of Ohio visiting Florence Miller and Sarah Nicol visiting Nellie Williams. A stroke affects a Friday visitor.
Mrs Ruth McClure and Sidney Cox of Marshall and Mrs Jack Cline were guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Crowe Thursday night. Rev T C Bailiff and Mrs Han uel Deh] spent Friday in Terre Haute. Homer Davison of Chicago visited John Morton last week. Henry Vogt and daughter of Salem Ill spent the weekend with relatives. Martha Crowe visited Fred Verna Sunday. R G C Bigelow left for Portland Ore by death of his father. Irene Murphy of Terre Haute stayed with Zelphia Cline. Nina Carlyle left for Chicago for a new position. Dollie Buckner visited A L Buckner family. Fred Reisner Milo Prust attended Hippo event with others.
Mrs. Merrick Cox of Marshall returns home after visiting sister Mrs. Ben Crowe and daughter Mrs. Arthur Cork. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline and Mr. Milo Prist with families attend gatherings. Miss Ona and Frances Bartlett host guests. Jane Morton visits parents. Ernest R. Bailes of Marshall conducts business. Ed Prevo and son Robert visit Alice Prevo. Shirley Price visits Terre Haute school friends. Perl Fowler hosts. Ba Neidys barn destroyed by fire taking entire contents. Ora Gallington and family guest of Albert Cline.
Mrs Ben Cork and Anna Francis of Livingston visited with parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Francis. John Sullivan and family of Marshall visited Will Travols and family. Thelma Francis of Terre Haute visited homefolks. Minnie Geisert spent Sunday with Ed Tingley family in Hall and Kenneth Geisert family. mother also visited Robinson family.
Lawrence Craig and family from Kansas visit his sister Mrs Susie Walls. Parmer Cornwell and Mrs John Collier join Marion Collier and family in York. Parmer Cornwell visits Martha Litchenberger. J M Walls visits his brother Bert Walls and wife. Jesse Lathrop returns from the soldiers' home at Danville. Orville Risley and family from Terre Haute visit Sol Pittinger. Leonard Collier of Terre Haute visits relatives here Sunday. Sunday school attendance noted as very low.
Westfield residents host relatives and friends in multiple gatherings. Mrs. J R Gilbert plans a move to Oklahoma where her husband works. Inez Spellbring visits from Milliken University. The Dorcas class meets with Miss White. Local shipping post elects Tonie Eyler as manager. Westfield High defeats Greenup 24 to 22.
Kenneth Claypool of Terre Haute spent Sunday with his parents the Claypools. Clarence Goekler and three daughters visited Orville Patchett and wife in Martinsville. Chas Burkett and family from near Oakland were guests of Mr and Mrs Marlin Claypool. Martinsville visitors included Mr and Mrs Jess Wilcoxson. Chas Veach has shredded fodder nearby this week. Fannie Norris visited Diana Murphy a few days ago. Allen Claypool and wife from Marshall visited relatives last week.
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