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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

3

Obituary of Uncle John from Clarksville Landmark

John Frey Reely, born in Wuerttemberg Germany in 71827, died October 2 1922 in Clarksville aged 965 years 2 months and 1 day. He served in the Civil War, married Carolina Reely in 1868, and survived by four children Andy and Dorothy Elizabeth Mountjoy and others. funeral held at Clarksville Baptist Church with Rev J Mundorf and Rev A Weilgant assisting, burial in a nearby cemetery.

Wuertenburg Germany Clarks“ville Carolina Reely Mollie Caroline Andy Dorothy Elizabeth Mountjoy Mike Samuel George Reely Mable Davidson Dorothy David John Evangelical ‘Church Clarksville Baptist Church J.mundorf Marshall Cn. A. Weilgant

Miss Myers to Develop Terre Haute Talent

Terre Haute dancer Ernestine Myers has obtained a release from her vaudeville contract with Shubert to tour starting in March under H. Robert Law. She plans a weekly two day class in Terre Haute to discover local talent for her concert company and to form a women’s class for sylphlike figure goals. Her New York patronage includes Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle.

Terre Haute Ernestine Miss" Myers New York Harry Payne Whitney Roscoe. Arbuckle Karl Chandler Pittsburgh Beck Akron Ohio Miss ‘Myers Myers Marshall

Official statement for Marshall Herald publication ownership

Postoffice required oath filed October 1 1922 before Notary Public Frank Cole. Harry B Potter editor and V G Young business manager confirm Wabash Valley Printing Company publishes the Marshall Herald, owned solely by Potter Young.

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