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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
4
The West York revival service runs nightly with an all day meeting and basket dinner planned for next Sunday. Local families host relatives and friends visiting from nearby towns and states, including Toledo and Annapolis.
West Union Mrs Alice Prevo runs the Flowers store cream station. Mr. and Mrs L E Nichols of Robinson considered renting their small farm. Edith Rush remains seriously ill at Robinson hospital with Dr C O Highsmith having admitted her. Sam Nichols plans house painting and winter relocation. Mr and Mrs Cunningham and son Arthur and wife of Terre Haute visited with Mr and Mrs James Bohn. Mrs Elizabeth Harris visits relatives near Clinton Indiana.
Margaret Wheeler of Shelbyville Indiana visits her brother in law Harper Reynolds. Mollie Reynolds of Holyoke Colorado guests of Mr and Mrs R M Clements. Buckle visits Auburn parents. Treadway and Stella Clements visit. Funeral attendance for Mrs Tomson Miler. Dean Nichols visits grandparents. Roy Henderson and family visit Snyder. Hollenbeck family dine with Dr and Mrs Ryerson. David Collier visits from Danville. Myles families and Melbourne Cornwell visit Parmer Cornwell.
Social notes record Monday gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Will Sackrider and families including Barnett Sackrider Earl McDonald David McDonald and Mrs. Mary Clements of Holyoke Colorado Will McDonald and kin John Meeker Mrs M C Wells and Mrs Viola Guyer with Ruby near Quaker Lane Also B C Sackrider and relatives in Sullivan Indiana Thursday business trip Jesse Spraker in Annapolis on business Friday Fred Stanfield attended a basket dinner at Mrs Mahalia Clements home near Mt Olive Sunday Emery Francis of Robinson and his mother Mrs A E Francis left for a two week visit with relatives at Holyoke Colorado Mr and Mrs Ray Drake were in Went Unions on business Friday.
Mr and Mrs L B Wilbert of near Annapolis visited Sunday with her parents M C Wells and wife.
Marshall pastor John Carpenter will preach next Saturday night Sunday night and Sunday at Five Points. A basket dinner is planned at noon on Sunday. Community members shared visits with friends in Mt. Pleasant and local families over the weekend.
Mrs C F Romoser and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Beuhler of Big Creek with Fay staying to assist Mrs Beuhler. Maude Blizzard of Choctaw visited Lida Albrecht. Mrs Ray Thompson and son visited her father Wm Gard at Snyder. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard of Choctaw and Carl Albrecht visited Ben and Elsie Strohm. Steve Kegley and sons from Scot land HI and Fred Holwick of Snyder visited with Jos Garwood’s family. Perry Jackson and family of Choete visited Ralph Jackson and Wm Hirsch family. Finkbiner and family of Marshall visited Chris Finkbiner.
A. L. Carpenter returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in Chrisman Cherry Point Dana and Fairmount. Arthur Carpenter and family of Fairmount spent Sunday in the community. Howard Serwise and family of Avon joined Sunday dinner at Thomas Carpenter. Otis Williams was a Marshall visitor Saturday.
Miss Naomi Young spent last week visiting relatives in L Terre Haute. Rev Thomas and wife of Dennison visited Thursday with Grant Daugherty and family. They were accompanied home by Mrs White's mother Mrs Mary Liggins of Parma Mo who has been visiting here for several weeks. Miss Nina Whitman who has been working at Terre Haute returned home last Monday. Charles Fowler and family returned home last week from West Bend Wis. Fred Fowler has purchased the Dennon store. Mrs Alice Newman Mrs Virgil Dennon and Mrs Mary Liggins of Parma Mo spent last Thursday with Mrs Carrie Daugherty at Graysville. Virgil Bridgwater and family of Terre Haute spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Winfield Black and Mr and Mrs Albert Gareener of Martinsville spent Sunday with Grant Daugherty and family. Mrs Martha Black and daughter Elaine accompanied them home for a visit. John Adams and family and Sam Johnson and mother of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Andy Pinkston and family. Mrs Fanny Murphy who has been visiting relatives in Mattoon returned home Saturday.
Eld. Joseph Claypool of Marshall will preach here Saturday night Sunday day and Sunday night. $13.61 was cleared at the pie supper Saturday night. Wilma Cline spent Sunday with relatives near Paris. Perry Jackson and wife spent Sunday with William Hirsch and wife and Mr and Mrs Ralph Jackson of Avon. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard spent Sunday with Ben and Elsie Strohm of Avon. Oscar Nichols wife and son Grace Blizzard and Frank Nichols of West Union spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Blizzard and children. Harold Spittler and wife of Casey and Mrs Maggie Miller of Spiketown spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs David Thompson. Mrs Mollie Thompson is spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Harold Bisttle at Casey. Maude Bliszard spent Thursday with Lida Albrecht at Avon.
Readable fragments indicate Marshall condensory scheduled for gray paint this week. No further context or details available from the cut text.
Horace Makepeace underwent a tonsil operation at Oakwood Hospital in Charleston on Monday. Rev A L Honn and family moved to a new home in Martinsville on Tuesday. R M Porterfield was surprised by about twenty relatives and friends for his eighty first birthday Wednesday evening. N B Redman of Gary Indiana traveled here Monday night to buy ladders and painting tools and will paint houses, accompanied by Alfred Ralston who has been visiting local residents.
Mr and Mrs F H Overholt and son Francis of Detroit visited family in Martinsville on their way from Mackinaw Island with Geo Elliott of the Justice Department. W K McDaniel and Claude McDaniel families hosted Warren Sager’s group at Danville origin. Whit Wells Lily Wallace and Harry Norton toured to Indianapolis for a day trip. Nellie Baker returned home to Tucson Arizona. Mrs J A Stout came back from a week with relatives in Macon Osceola and Assumption.
Rev and Mrs C T Todd brought Rosa home for the weekend from Charleston. Accompanying guests included Hortense Lefever Callahan and Freeman. Mrs G E Baird returned from Indianapolis with daughter Mrs B L Jacoby and relatives from Indianapolis joined them. The Wood family from Martinsville visited Bloomington relatives, while Roy Biggs from St Louis spent time with family and hosted guests Dick Range from St Louis.
In the estate matters, inventories and probations of wills are filed and approved for John R. Emrich and Elmer Fawley. Executors appointed, bonds set, final reports approved, and administratrices discharged. City paving petition set for October hearing. Criminal cases include Guilty pleas in People v Butler and Lowe, with fines, sentences, and bond adjustments for Hunt Oberly and others. Riddle Prewett Jones held to bail for January term.
A Boston Transcript report states brain surgery shows progress but has not reached a point where it can turn a living politician into a living statesman.
The text notes that As TM is identified as the main common river in the Kuveye region and explains its name means water. It highlights linguistic or geographic interpretation of the term within the local context.
The piece reflects on ambition beyond mere adequacy urging progress over old habits. It recalls Nathaniel and the Great Teacher, then highlights Lawton's store which grew from a modest start to a thriving establishment through service, quality goods, and quick, reliable effort.
Strands from spiders’ webs are described as used for cross lines in microscopes range finders and other exacting instruments. The webs wind on a card like thread.
In the circuit court for the November term 1928 B F Johnson sues Don F Romines Lois Romines and The Martinsville State Bank in chancery at Martinsville Illinois. Affidavit of nonresidence of defendants Don F Romines and Lois Romines sworn and pleaded.
The clerk of the circuit court in Marshall Illinois issues notice to unnamed non resident defendants. The complainant filed a bill of complaint on June 6 1928 and a summons issued. Defendants must appear November 12 1928 or the bill will be confessed and a decree entered.
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