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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
Weekend and weekday social visits populate the county scene. Families and friends from Marshall Robinson Terre Haute and Crow share time with neighbors and relatives including Mundy Nichols Seigel and Draper households and attend a show in Robinson.
Sunday evening Warren Norton was injured after a fall from a horse Ho C Buzzard and wife of Terre Haute and Ben Strohm of Avon shared dinner Sunday with Thos Blizzard Charles Hollenbeck and family. multiple local residents spend Sunday at various homes.
Mr and Mrs Alf Baugh and James Carpenter plus their daughter of Sandford were guests of Mrs Elizabeth Jeffers and son WII Sunday. Bonner of Terre Haute visited with aunt Mra Fannie Romoser and family. Miss Hattie and Wilfred Flemond visited parents in Indiana. John Snavely and family spent Sunday with Al Overmire and family. Mr Sarah Hollenbeck and daughter Nettle, Bohn and family were guests of his brother Henry Bohs. Andy Thompson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Walls and daughter Clara. Ben Spangler and family of Marsh all and Fenton Spangler and family were guests of Ferett Blockinger and family. Henderson spent Sunday with sister Via Ovie Draper and family. Buros Fawyer was guest of sister Mrs Charlie Ogle and family. Walls and daughter Nellie and her son Wayne, Susie Walla and Mrs Will Saiter and her son Lawrence motorized to Chamnaien Saturday for a few days with Mrs Walla's daughter Mrs Lyman Serwise and family. Ovie Draper and wife with daughters Edna and Daisy spent Thursday evening with Adam Lichtenberger. Afroake Fawyer and Woodrow Carpenter spent Saturday in Marshall.Fangle Hilbarn and Miss Nelle Wallspant Friday evening with Ovie Draper and family. Mrs Susie Walle spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Ovie Draper and daughter Daisy.
Mrs E M Law leaves for Beltrima Mion after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs EM Fogler. The Baptist church hires Rev C C Allen of Marion as pastor and he and his wife move into the parsonage. Various locals host or visit friends. a son is born to Mr and Mrs Vanscoyk. The Young Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Helen Makepeace’s for Thanksgiving themed program.
Miss Floesie Huffington visited Tuesday with relatives in Melrose. Mrs Anna Shaffner and Mr Luther West planned a house warming. Will Spittler attended Mrs Spittler’s funeral in Ohio last week. Edith Garner visited Fred Shotts and family. Golden Carpenter spent time with Howard Serwise and Avon relations.
Community families in Spiketown spent Sunday visiting relatives in Terre Haute and Marshall including the Fredenberger, Norton, Honderich, Bays, and Lovell households. A woman’s day program is planned for Sunday night with no veterans present.
Rev Joe O Neal held his regular appointment Saturday night and Sunday. Several families, including Linton, Murphy, Wilhoit, Leach, and Brosman connections, spent Sunday with Lon Linton and family. Additional visits included Hurley Murphy and Ira Murphy households.
Mrs A E Francis and Mrs Will Sackrider visited Crawford county Tuesday evening with Mrs Lucy Stanfield. Angeline Nidey shopped in West York Monday. Flora and Eugene Amstott sale attendees included Alva Wells Dad Fred Stanfield Albert Francis Jesse Spraker and Maynard Melton. Maynard Melton traveled to Hutsonville on Thursday. Ray Drake and Jesse Spraker toured Annapolis on Thursday. Alva Wells and family visited Palestine Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Seymour. Mrs Mabel Melton and children visited Ce cil Wells Tuesday.
Reverend Babbs dined with Ben Setzer family. Mary Pulver of Marshall attended Sunday school. Julius Snedeker and wife visited Clyde Files family. M M Weaver hosted Greenup visitors and Aaron Weaver with families from Asbury. Gus Thompson and families from Cooper joined Earl Weaver Al Yents and families from Marshall. Al Weaver and son Joe visited Marshall. John Snedeker Lys Davidson with Bettie Brooks Nettie Snedeker guests. Mrs Russell Bland and Paul visited her parents Clark Irwin family. Ruie Irwin of Detroit came for two weeks to visit relatives.
A steady flow of friends gathered at Sydney Lacy home to mark his and wife 30 years of marriage. A new telephone line is planned from Annapolis to Moonshine. Riley Lingafelter enjoyed a surprise birthday dinner last weekend with numerous local families in attendance.
Wednesday visits include Mrs. Ed Perkins and family while Mrs. Jerry Claypool and Mrs. Clarence Goekler host. Families and friends, from Marshall to Five Points, share Sunday gatherings and attend a cattle sale near Kansas. An editor notes educators earn less than others in Washington Times.
Public notice of a Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois following a 1925 decree. The auction, at 2 pm December 19 1925 at the courthouse east door Marshall Illinois, offers a 4.19 acre tract described by section lines with cash terms. Master I H Snavely and attorney W T Hollenbeck are listed.
November Term 1925 Bruce Stockwell vs Sophrona Pine et al assigns a public vendue on January 2 1926 at the east door of the Court House in Marshall Clark County Illinois to sell the SE quarter of the NE quarter and parts of the NEq SWq in Section 30 Township 11N Range 10W containing about 11 acres for cash in hand. Master in Chancery H R Snavely captions the sale. Everett Connelly represents complainant.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dolson and their Ridgefarm daughter were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs G G Claypool. Mrs Gm Meloy returned home last week.
A Lynchburg News quote urges greeting bill collectors with a smile while noting many avoid paying. A Roanoke Times quip links drinking and adultery to editorial or obituary fodder. The remarks reflect newspaper humor about debt and social vice.
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