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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1926

Page

4

Community Notes From Martinsville Social Scene

Mrs T B Cunningham hosted the New Wed Club at Mrs Harry Ryan’s home on Thursday. Guests included the Wiser and Winters families, Mr and Mrs Waters, Dr Cooper and Dr Baldridge, and Herman Bartlett family, among others. Several residents planned travels to Rochester Wisconsin California and Terre Haute while others visited relatives in Columbus Junction and Cloud Florida.

T. Bo Cunningham Rewly Wed Club Airs Harry Ryan Fyitchel Rochester Minnesota Mitchell Ps ‘Ray Jewett Hera Relleva Russell Flenner Michigan Lucille Hix Ruthh Abriel Bessie Moody Columbus Juntion Iowa Phillip Mc Vilister Terre Haute Mu Alliste James Garr Ella Rothrock Tareu S ° Cloud Florida

Westfield News Notes On Visitors And Local Moves

Westfield reports visitors from Missouri and Vincennes Indiana. M S Kimball leaves for Holland Michigan for the beet sugar season. Deahl family relatives visit for J E Dehl insurance matters. Mrs S R Connelly fractures hip and faces serious condition. Leslie Nichols Ashmore hosts Sunday dinner guests. Kansas City purchase of two loads of cattle. Mrs E Reeds visiting Danville. Obscure names and minor departures fill the week’s notes.

Wvo Bennett Missour JR OW. Green Vincennes Indiana Westfield M S Kimball Holland Midh Deahl Martinsville J E Dehl J E. Dehl S R Connelly J C Arnold Chive Leslie Nichols Ashmore Mio A Brown Hrenton Polk Theodor Nichols Westfield V

Local Items Report On Hospital Visits And Visits

Nellie Walcott returns home after goitre removal at Unton hospital. Clarence Pence admitted to Union hospital at Terre Hatte for treatment. Emeryn Gaye and wife visited homefolks Sunday. Olen Pence visiting Nora Craig. Beulah Hammond spent weekend with her parents.

Nellie Walcott Clarence Pence Union Hospital Terre Hatte Emeryn Gaye Olen Pence Nora Craig Beulah Hammond

Ohio Chapel Sunday School Attendance and Social Guests

Attendance at Sunday school was 46. Various local families and visitors joined dinner or weekend visits, including Carl and John Carpenter, Miss Frances Bartlett, Hazel and Olive Scott, Mrs Carroll Craig and daughters Irene and Gertrude, Fred Davison family, O. P. Tharp and granddaughter Velma, Lizzie Jewell, Mildred Wallace, Ruth and Rosa Arbuckle, Eugene Arbuckle’s children Glenn and Fern, Ted Miller family, Doris Thomp son, John Uoller family, Kira Eramett Tharp and daughter Vivisa from St Louis, Alma and Giaca and Robert White, Samy Minses Alma, and others. Revival meeting continues with Alma Grace and Robert White visiting John Holler.

Carl John Carpenter Frances Bartlett Hazel Olive Scott Carroll Craig Irene Gertrude Fred Davison O. P. Tharp Velma Lizzie Jewell Mildred Wallace Earl Arbuckle Ruth Rosaland Eugene Arbuckle Glenn Fern Ted Miller Elbert Doris Thompson John Uoller Kira Eramett Tharp Vivisa St Louis Hio John Moller Art Samy Alma Giaca Robert White Paris Saiunay

Armstrong Rev E G Sandmeyer Sermon At Charleston

Sunday Ruth Weaver left for California. Mr M Weaver and wife were Sunday guests of Aaron Weaver and family of Asbury. Mrs Edna Ryder Clyde Files and family spent Sunday in the Asbury neighborhood. Robert Werich and John Morgan were calipsed in this vicinity. Sunday Hurl Welsh and family of Dunlap attended church here. John Snoleker and family were in Marshall Saturday. Geo Cork and family and Miss Emma Dittman heard Rev O A Swickard at Dunlap Sunday night. Glensverver and wife were in Terre Haute on business Saturday.

E G Sandmeyer Charleston Armstrong Ruth Weaver California M Weaver Aaron Weaver Asbury Edna Ryder Clyde Files Robert Werich John Morgan Hurl Dunlap Clairch John Snoleker Marshall Geo Cork Emma Dittman O A Swickard Glenswerver Terre Haute

Crooked Creek Social News Listings

Mrs John Stepp and family hosted Friday guests including Mr o and Mes Pau Pngiish and Norma Stepp. Frid ay visitors came from Mrs Nettie Smiths home. Ramsey and Harman families visited in Indianapolis and Lorain Holl during the weekend. Vero and Pearl Certain noted among attendees.

Pau Enom Va John Stepp Hersiel Lowre Daugh Norma Wer oNettie Smith Ramsey Inddanayolis Owen Ramsey Dan Harman Lorcer Holl Farl Coler Baur. Smith Russell Weaver Nettie Sarth C R Ramses Vero Mire Pearl

Local Residents Share Weekend and Weekday Visits

West York residents and area families, including Angi Reynolds, Mr and Mrs EO Clemnts Sir, and the Hollenbecks, hosted numerous relatives and friends across Thursday to Saturday. Guests included Mrs Robert Buckle, Mrs Will Hilbert, Mr and Mrs Palmer Cornwell, Mrs Sarah Myles, and Miss Martha and Ola Collier, with several affectionate drop in calls and Sunday gatherings noted.

Angie Reynolds West York EO OW Clemnts Lawrence Hollenbeck uoMer Adam Lathe Robert Buckle Mises Martha Ola Collier Palmer Cornwell Will Kramer Harold Terre Haute Wid Hilbert Sarah Myles Familly Mra Rosettemugger Wroo Commodore Collier Fenton Bert Allee el Cean Mildred Will Hilbert Will Manhar Mdeson Paul Ola Colher Clarence Colher Sarah Mclure Roy Pottenger Clarence Collier Charles Lifick Fred Bowles R.M Clements Otto Alabaugh Georgetown Sarah Hollenbeck Fam Miss Pearl. Walls Katherine Overmire Clarence Tingley Jake Fawyer Nettie Dick Treadway and M. Clements

Local notices list illnesses visits and gatherings

Silas Murphy has been sick for several days. Margaret Wilcoxson of Martinsville spent Wednesday with her sister. Ralph Govkler stayed Saturday night with Elmer in Marshall. Stole of Oreso Th will begin two weeks of staying at the Sal Tim church on Tuesday night. October 12, Me and Mrs. Mc Hutchings of Maytonaville and Jenn Murphy and family of Kannan were Sunday guests of Mrs. Diana Murphy and Mrs. Russell Hutchings of Arthur.

Silas Murphy Margaret Wilcoxson Martinsyville Jennie Claypool Ralph Govkler Elmer Marshall Oresoa Thea Saltim Churegge Hutchings Maytonaville Jenn” Murphy Kannan Diana Murphy Russell Hutchings Arthur

Local candidate appeals for votes via Herald

A Clark county hopeful announces a campaign plea printed in the Herald. He asks readers to mark his name on the ballot with a pencil for Springfield service, promising to honor Clark county and seek voters’ support on his birthday.

Sreafter Clark County Springfield

Hendrix girl attends Marshall teachers institute this week

The note says a girl is spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Hendrix and attending the teachers institute at Marshall.

Will Hendrix Teachers Institute At Marshall

Weekend Social Ledger From Avon To Marshall

Miss Rose Carpenter spent the weekend with Howard Serwise and family of Avon. Many local residents visited friends and relatives including John Garner and family, Otis Williams, Golden Carpenter, Ray Staley, Nedmore, and Gerald Davison households. Continuous Sunday gatherings at John Carpenter and Mredues Chambers homes reflect a busy social roster.

Miss Rose Carpenter Howard Serwise Avon Russell, Allen Frederick Burger John Garner Otis Williams Golden Carpenter Marshall Ray Staley Neadmore John Carpenter Ben T Baird Kelly Mary Margaret Truman Spittler Gerald Davison John Sander Mredues Chambers Johnons Carpenter Lizzie Garner Lucy Chambers

Obituary of Charles T Ishler of Martinsville

Charles T Ishler born March 24 1871 in Martinsville died September 26 1926 in Martinsville at age to be determined. He married Ivah Ishler April 21 1882 and was licensed to preach in 1900 at Hildreth Illinois spending seventeen years in ministry before moving to Martinsville in 1922. Survived by wife his mother and mother in law a brother Frank of Terre Haute two sisters Mrs Henry Gale of Mattoon and Mrs L D Secrest of Terre Haute and many nieces and one nephew. Funeral at Church of God with Mrs M B Newmer officiating assisted by C F Rogers and Pastor V O Barnhart. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Charles T. Ishler John Mary Ishler Martinsville Ivah Ishler Alnois Hildreth Ilinois Mendota, Jr Frank Terre Haute Henry Gale Mattoon L. D Secrest

Town Banquet Noted As Upset In London Humor

Fragmentary clipping notes a London banquet described as an upset with a humorous line about the first course and digestion. It mentions cheerfulness and health ideas attributed to Charles Kingsley but the surrounding text is incomplete.

Ells Story Charles Kingsley London

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