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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
12
A garbled item notes Meases Ai Boxtop aiding a Cuyahoga County housewife. It mentions dates and an eternal tugging around a bucket with the term égerub and a big help. The readable context remains fragmentary and unclear.
The page lists multiple film features and showings including Alice Brady in a Realart feature and Wallace Reid Paramount titles. It notes dates from Monday to Friday with times such as 7:00 and 10 and mentions other titles like More Deadly Than the Mare with Ethel Clayton.
The page urges showing the nicest courtesy to guests by sharing visits and learning about them, noting courtesy as essential when you go away. It references a contact number for further items and emphasizes polite behavior in hosting.
Local society notes list guests and visits across Terre Haute Palestine Oakland Martinsville and surrounding areas. Names include Drescher Bulger Winger Plasters Wall Haentg Neuman Warren Beam Triplett and Dutton among others with several weekend trips and a golden wedding anniversary reported.
Marshall residents greet Charleston visitors and neighbors in a lively social scene. Mrs Emma Walker visits son Henry Knipe and family in Olney while Miss Marie Davison travels toward Lawton Oklahoma to join carnival company members. Local business shifts as Bats Emanuel Hurst sells the menu and Ditzenberger of Casey takes over behind the Hurst building. Football plans loom with Marshall hosting Lawrenceville after a Terre Haute outing, and parkway work completes Maple street paving reopening traffic.
The Rader family expresses deep thanks to neighbors friends and the American Legion of West Union for kindness during their sorrow over the loss of their father and grandfather Julia E Rader and family note the appreciation of Mr. and Mrs Ozie KR Rader.
The Coons family thanks the American Legion ministry and friends for sympathy and service during the burial of Clifford B. Coons. Mrs. C. Bo Coons Mrs. J. M. Coons and family express appreciation.
The Allred family thanks those who showed kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of Carrie Allred a granddaughter and niece They also acknowledge beautiful floral offerings Mrs Ella Miller Mrs Susan Claypool and the family.
We sincerely thank our many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness during our bereavement, also for their floral offerings. Mrs. Alice Blankenbeker Mrs. Eva Tichenor.
The notice mentions the birth of a son named Wayne in Casey with medical society plans to meet the next day. Dr. R B Boyd of Casey will lead a discussion on fractures of the femur. Local residents Ed Gray, Mrs Jackson, and A B Gray visited Sheriff W A Byram on Sunday.
The document outlines license fees for public highways effective January 1 1920. Rates apply by vehicle weight from 5000 pounds at 12 dollars to over 15000 pounds at 60 dollars. C C Lorence of Robinson toured Marshall to verify trucks hauling without proper plates.
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