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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

4

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Guy Mauk

Mr and Mrs Guy Mauk welcomed an 8 pound baby girl born Saturday September 29. Work has begun on a stoplight signal at Main and York streets to match the existing design in Greenup. Henry Huffman opened a retail apple salesroom in the former Fessenbeck building offering Huffman orchard apples and sweet cider. Rev and Mrs Chester Hix moved to Assumption Illinois where Rev Hix will preach this coming year.

Guy Mauk Main York Streets Greenup Henry Huffman Fessenbeck Huffman Chester Hix Assumption Ill Hix

Westfield Socials Highlight Bridge Tea And Reception

Mrs Daisy Olwin hosted a bridge tea for eight Charleston guests on Wednesday afternoon. Rev and Mrs L T Barr and daughter Ethel Mae were welcomed as guests of honor at a Friday reception in United Brethren church. Leroy Goble travels to Gary Indiana for potential winter stay. Alfred Ralston returns from Gary and Evanston with Rex Horn en route to Martinsville.

Daisy Olwin Charleston L T Barr Ethel Mae United Brethren Church Leroy Goble Gary Ind Alfred Ralston Evanston Rex Horn Martinsville

Casey Newsboard Moves and Personal Notices

M R Atkisson and Van Buckley left Sunday by car for Arkansas to manage Monette ranch and visit Jesse Buckley in Carlisle. Geo W Bell and wife departed for New York City for a national first aid meeting, representing Ohio Oil. Allan Curtright’s son injured elbow. X ray film was sent to Terre Haute. Ella Young left for Tacoma after visiting J T Kelly, with a stop in St Louis en route.

M . R. Atkisson van Buckley Arkansas Monette Jesse Buckley Carlisle Ark Geo W. Bell New York City Bell Ohio Oil Company Allan Curtright Terre Haute Ella Young J T Kelly Tacoma Wash St. Louis

Local Families Share News From Westfield and Beyond

Mr and Mrs Oda Marrs spent Sunday in Westfield with her mother Mrs Alice Newman. The Shumaker family welcomed a baby boy Everett Thomas born September 30. The article lists visits and moves by multiple families including Groves Spoonymore Harbor Newman Babcock Wallace and Mitchell in nearby towns.

Oda Marrs Westfield Alice Newman James Groves Oliver Harlan Shumaker Everett Thomas Andy Spoonymore Clarksville Harry Harbor Marshall Ernest Carrie Newman Rynard Babcock Grandview Roy Wallace LeRoy Samuel Mitchell Abe Babcock

Local Social Roundup From Snyder And Nearby Towns

East McDaniel Cad and Fred Stanfield spent Sunday at Snyder with Ovie Draper and family. B. C. Sackrider and Jesse Spraker were business callers in Hutsonville Wednesday morning. Mrs John Phillippi and Mrs M C Wells visited Tuesday with Fred Phillippi and family of the Wesley Chapel vicinity. Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider and Miss Mabel Leasure spent Sunday with Charles Leasure and wife of Snyder. Barnett Sackrider and wife were camera in West Union Sunday evening. Alva Wells and Fred Stanfield attended Old Fellows meeting at Anna polis Thursday night.

Cad Fred Stanfield Snyder Ovie Draper B. C. Sackrider Jesse Spraker Hutsonville John Phillippi M. C. Wells Fred Phillippi Wesley Chapel Will Sackrider Mabel Leasure Charles Leasure Barnett Sackrider West Union Alva Wells Annapolis

Community Sunday Visits Spotted Across Town

Choctaw Charlies Hollenbeck and family spent Sunday with Everett Sweitzer and family at Marshall. Kid Claypool spent Sunday with L. D. Coombes at Allright. Pred Ledermann and family of Walent Prairie and Harry Higgin Botham spent Sunday with Jobs-ee.

Charlies Hollenbeck Everett Sweitzer Marshall Kid Claypool L. D. Coombes Allright Pred Ledermann Walent Prairie Harry Higginbotham Jobs

Local Families Visit Relatives This Sunday

William Norton and family spent Sunday with Fred Imle and family of English. Edward Burger and wife visited John Douglas and wife of Taylorville for a few days. Carl Carpenter and wife visited Earl Arbuckle and family of Ohio. Mr and Mrs David Thompson and son visited Mrs Cary Miller and sons of Spiketown.

William Norton Fred Imle Edward Burger John Douglas Taylorville Carl Carpenter Earl Arbuckle Ohio David Thompson Cary Miller Spiketown

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Reese Pritchard Draws Friends Home

Mrs Reese Pritchard found her Marshall home filled with friends and well stocked baskets on her birthday. Guests included Mrs Fanny Murphy Mrs James Baker Mrs Will Whitman Mrs Fanny Coryell Mrs Mattie Roberts Mrs Mattie Whitman Mrs Bob Johnson Mrs Tillie Jackson Mr and Mrs Steve Fre and Miss Mina and Miss Lina Whitman. Charles Roberts and Marcus Gilbert of Terre Haute planned a Michigan Ohio tour before. Mrs Reese Pritchard traveled to Texas for the winter and Richard Mason and wife of Fairbanks visited Andy Myers and family. Miss Norma Young visits relatives in Terre Haute.

Reese Pritchard Marshall Fanny Murphy James Baker Will Whitman Fanny Coryell Mattie Roberts Mattie Whitman Bob Johnson Tillie Jackson Steve Fre Mina Lina Whitman Charles Roberts Marcus Gilbert Terre Haute Michigan Ohio Texas Richard Mason Fairbanks Andy Myers Norma Young

Sunday Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup

Ley Dolson Sylvan Richey and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Cuomo Murphy at Auburn. Mr and Mrs Ivan Veach spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Hendrix at Oliver. Silas Claypool and his little son stayed with Allen Claypool in Bridgeport. Ruth and Lorene Goekler visited Hazel Murphy in Kansas. Kenneth Claypool with his grandmother D Tate and Jess Wilcoxson from Martinsville visited Terre Haute friends. Alpha Claypool and family visited relatives near Kansas. Kenneth Claypool and Harry Goekler attended a pie supper at Liverly schoolhouse Friday night.

Sylvan Richey Cuomo Murphy Auburn Ivan Veach Will Hendrix Oliver Silas Claypool Little Son Bridgeport Allen Claypool Ruth Lorene Goekler Hazel Murphy Kansas Kenneth Claypool D. Tate Jess Wilcoxson Martinsville Terre Haute Alpha Claypool Harry Goekler Liverly School

Local Family Dinner Hosts and Weekend Guests

LIVERLY Mr and Mrs John Bierbaum and son Stanley hosted dinner Sunday for Charley Bierbaum and family, their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Dad Peck, and Miss Cora Schlosser. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Henry Kuhn and daughter Esther. Miss Mary Hedden, a Terre Haute high school student, spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs Mary Siverly. Miss Cletus Waller and Riley Baker attended the Grand at Terre Haute Sunday night. A pie supper drew a good crowd. $27.97 was the amount of the sales.

John Bierbaum Stanley Charley Dad Peck Cora Schlosser Henry Kuhn Esther Mary Hedden Terre Haute Mary Siverly Cletus Waller Riley Baker

West Union Residents Report Gasoline Washing Disaster

Oscar Nichols and family shopped in Terre Haute Saturday. Mrs. Osley Shotwell once of West Union and now in Terre Haute was badly burned last Wednesday when a garment washed in gasoline, placed in a boiler after family washing, exploded causing house damage and demolishing the washer. Several local residents were in Terre Haute on Wednesday and visiting relatives in Terre Haute Sunday.

Oscar Nichols Terre Haute Osley Shotwell West Union James Crow H. C Dolson Sam Nichols Corinna Snyder Martin H. C. Dolson Andy Melvin Robinson Meda Wallace

Social Visits Across Indiana and Illinois in Week's Run

Mr and Mrs Palmer Cornwell and Miss Ola Collier spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs N R Myles at Prairleton Indiana. Several families visited relatives in Gary Indiana over the weekend and Sunday guests included the Buckles and Hutchinson. Multiple couples and youths from West Terre Haute to Indianapolis joined hosts across Indiana during weekend gatherings.

Palmer Cornwell Ola Collier N. R. Myles Prairleton Ind Adam Liffick Olen Gladys Gary Alonzo Walls Clara Mary Henderson C. C. Collier Robert Buckle Mary Hutchinson Ike Fears Paul Fears Mary West Terre Haute Edward Norris Angie Reynolds West York Dallas Reynolds Palestine R. M. Clements Harper Reynolds Henry Bohan Indiana Mat Hilbert Colt Lichtenberger Ead Mm Adam Lichtenberger Sun- Mies Zelphia Bohn Indianapolis Modest Boha

Community Notices from Choctaw and Snyder Churches

Miss Ola Collier visits Choctaw school Monday. Rev. James Story to preach at Snyder church Sunday night. Arnett Wright of Marshall guests of Eugene Holwick Monday night.

Ola Collier James Story Snyder Church Arnett Wright of Marshall Eugene Holwick

Social visit roundup in Marshall area features Easterday and Williams families

Allright Mr and Mrs Wesley Easterday hosted Indianapolis guests. Henry Spittler and wife visited Marshall on Tuesday. T A Carpenter and Golda Chambers came from Marshall on Saturday. Otis Williams had visitors from Marshall and Dana Indiana with Mrs Malinda Williams and Lucy Chambers later joining in the afternoon.

Wesley Easterday Indianapolis Henry Spittler Marshall T. A. Carpenter Golda Chambers Otis Williams Howard Williams Ezra Carpenter Dana, Ind Malinda Williams Scotland Lucy Chambers

Attendance at all day meet draws large crowd at Five Points

Mr and Mrs Lon Linton and daughter attended the event last Sunday. Mrs Tilghman Linton visits her daughter Mrs Ernest Bach in Martinsville this week.

Lon Linton Marshall Tilghman Linton Ernest Bach Martinsville

Report of the First State Bank condition October 3 1928

Official publication of the Illinois Bank condition report for West Union Clark County. The statement shows resources total 168243.62 and liabilities totaling 168243.62 with capital stock 10000, surplus 6000, undivided profits 4048.14 and deposits and other items as listed. J B Clatfelter signs as cashier. L A Shawler notarizes October 10 1928.

First State Bank West Union J. E. Clatfelter Auditor of Public Accounts State of Illinois J. B. Clatfelter Clark County L. A. Shawler

Townsfolk note profusion of cherry blossoms this spring

The column asks about blooming cherry trees in town. It reports Eugene Stimson, brother of T. A. Stimson, is elected Colorado Auditor. It mentions W. D. Hammerly visiting the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis, and Frank Miller with John Bennett fishing at the old Bed with few fish.

Eugene Stimson T. A. Stimson Colorado Pueblo W. D. Hammerly Grand Turn Indianapolis Hoosier State Frank Miller John Bennett Old Bed

Local Movers and a Hidden Marriage in Marshall

Forty years ago A R Clark moved into his new home while Hal Dulaney and W H English also settled nearby. Ernest Ruhl delivered two quarts of grape wine, praised as the finest juice. John Frakes wed Mamie McKain in Marshall. he runs a Darwin general store and post office and sells grain for Hudnuts of Terre Haute.

A. R. Clark Hal Dulaney W. H. English Del Richmond Ind Ernest Ruhl Ruhl John Frakes Edward Pearce John C F. Wilson Marshall Mamie McKain West Union Wilson Darwin Hudnuts Terre Haute Robert McCain

Large Terre Haute Apple? Pumpkin weighs and crowd greets President

The item notes a pumpkin vine with four teen pumpkins averaging fifty pounds and asks if anyone can beat it. President McKinley will visit Terre Haute Saturday morning, with a large anticipated turnout. Local couple Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Morgan receive gifts for long marriage. Ed Mitchell to start as night operator Casey, Frank to fill over here.

McKinley Terre Haute L. Wl. Morgan Wabash TuGeday E. J. Hughes Morgan Ed Mitchell Casey Frank

Local men depart for Rosebud land lottery opening

Twenty years ago Arthur and Homer Poorman, Jesse Gallatin, Ben Scholfield, Anderson Simmons and Will Rectory left yesterday for Dallas South Dakota to attend the opening of the Rosebud Indian reservation for settlement and to try their luck in Uncle Sam s land lottery. Here s hoping they draw good farms.

Arthur Homer Poorman Jesse Gallatin Ben Scholfield Anderson Simmons Will Rectory Dallas South Dakota Rosebud Indian Reservation Uncle Sam

Peabody Traveler and Local Notes Highlight Rail Week

Dc E Stepleton of Peabody and his family visited Charles Turner for two pieces and reformed. Mrs Stepleton and children will stay a few weeks more. Stepleton reports Kansas laden with heavy crops. Miss Stella Smith returns from Terre Haute after three months at business college. Robert Slusser gains a patent for an improved bicycle steering gear and has promising offers.

E. Stepleton Peabody Kan Charles Turner

Sunday Driving Ban Observed In Marshall

Ten years ago the Sunday driving ban in Marshall has about 99 percent compliance and will last another week or two. People driving for Liberty Loan work must obtain written permits from Geo G Robertson, county loan chairman. Calvin Pete Frank and Dave Stuck of Indianapolis visited their nephew and niece Peter and Zoe Pearce in Marshall. Marshall friends announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs A T Thompson of Chicago named Clifford Edward.

Marshall Liberty Loan Geo. G. Robertson County Loan Calvin Pete Frank Dave Stuck Indianapolis Nice Peter Zoe Pearce A. T. Thompson Chicago Clifford Edward

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