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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1919

Page

7

Terre Haute Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Local notes list Mary Martin and Hellen Baird in Terre Haute, and many visits by residents to or from Terre Haute, Marshall, Paris, and Indianapolis. The item mentions social gatherings, birthdays, a school ice cream social netting 14 dollars, and family announcements including a baby girl Alma Lea born October 5 1919.

Walter H. Hutchison Alma Lea

Local social notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns

A string of visits and travel reports from Terre Haute area residents and guests. Names include Dan Srohm, Roy Jefferds, Blanche Williams, J W Smith, Belle Ferry, T E Davis and daughter Virginia, Lloyd Pulver, Frank Machlan, Henry Stich, George Meehling, Lora Jane Ziegler, Ollie Johnson, J H Maurer, Pearl Weir, Esther, Clara Figg, C E Anderson, Wm Meyer Co Chicago, and other locals. Several trips to Detroit Champaign Chicago St Louis and New Orleans noted alongside church and concert events and a football injury.

First Maine Post Office Establishments in 1775

In 1775 the first post offices in Maine opened at Kennebunk Falmouth and Bath. Mails were carried by foot or horse with an average weekly mail under five letters per office. Rates were high up to 87 percent, varying by distance and double that rate for multi sheet letters.

First Maine Kennebunk Falmouth Bath

Typical Winter Coat Fashion Emphasizes Modest Style

The piece urges women with limited clothing allowances to seek stylish, not extravagant, garments. It highlights new winter top coats with straight lines, large roll collars, roomy armholes, and belts, described as ample, warm, and comfortable in the pictured cyphal smart coat.

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