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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

4

Martinsville Notes A Homecoming Reunion And Local Obituaries

Samuel Morgan met his long-lost brother Joseph S. Morgan from Salina Kansas on train No. 26 after 42 years. Roscoe Bishop’s remains arrived and were laid to rest near his mother’s home as services were held at the church. An elderly resident A N Ryan, age 31, was found dead by hanging in his wood house, with his funeral at the M E church. Several Martinsville residents and families hosted relatives, attended services, and noted community visits by Odd Fellows and local citizens. Governor James Cox’s appearance drew locals to Sullivan.

Samuel Morgan Our Joseph S. Morgan Salina Kansas Thorpson Indianapolis Sam Samuel Roscoe Bishop Francis Rush York Street Lindses Orema Eserves Tal Martinsville Westfield Lodge Lindsey Church Ryan Wood House Kimlin Church Clark Lodge Pdren

Local Socials And School Pie Supper At Green Moss

Martinsville residents visit friends Friday night and Sunday gatherings at Mr Boyd's near Robinson Will Walters and wife announce a new daughter. Kenneth Claypool returns from Kansas City. A pie supper at Green Moss netted about 35 dollars for the school. Miss Letha Stricker celebrates her 23rd birthday with friends.

Green Moss Letha Stricker

Moonshine and visits dot Marshall area notes

Mrs Golda Sagroves spent the weekend with her brother George Sharp Everett Connelly of Marshall called on old friends and neighbors in our neighborhood last week. He also visited his old home near Butternut. Mrs Nora Crandall and son Fred are visiting her brother John Bennett. Indianapolis Emily and Rose Crandall are staying with their grandmother Mrs J P Bennett while their mother is away. Florence is keeping house for her father Audrey and Dale Atkins were Martinsville visitors Saturday. Farmers are busy cutting corn threshing buckwheat and taking cane to the mill. This vicinity has the largest cane crop it has had for years. Mrs Lizzie Blenkenbeker and Mrs Dale Orr visited their parents Friday. Roy Dehl mashed his finger while wrenching rods in the old field. Those who went to Terre Haute Saturday to hear Governor Cox were more than pleased with his appearance and address. Doran and family visited Sunday with George Hodsons.

Golda Sagroves George Sharp Everett Connelly Marshall Butternut Nora Crandall Fred John Bennett Indianapolis Emily Rose Crandall J P Bennett Florence Audrey Dale Atkins Martinsville Lizzie Blenkenbeker Dale Orr Roy Dehl Terre Haute Governor Cox Doran Sunso George Hodsons

Spiketown Social Roundup Sees Local Visits Over Weekend

Mirtle Irwin teaches in Kickapoo and spent Sunday with home folks Sherman Wright and wife of Indian apolis visits his sister Mrs Wasethe McKenzie. Mrs Stella Downs and children of West Terre Haute spent over Sundays with Dave Irwin and family. Esther Shonk visited Maurer Murphy who has been working away. Nethe Haenig visited weekly with home folks. Bays and wife spent Sunday with kin. Florence Harper visited with son Everett.

Mirtle Irwin Kickapoo Sherman Wright Indianapolis Wasethe McKenzie Stella Downs West Terre Haute S.ndas Dave Irwin Esther Shonk Herine Maurer the Murphy Saturetias Nethe Haenig Snoud Bays Florence Harper Vis Everett

Community Guests and Local Visits Over Weekend

Friday night supper attendance noted with Kile and Ourpe households. Sunday gatherings included Mr and Mrs Will Forbeck with Robert English family, Grace McKeever with Wrights, and reunions at Homer Park. SIte visitors included Charley Higgins Arcola and Leonard Kile’s family. District and high school pupils pause for institute vacation.

Ourpe Ooand Philip Spittler Viable Wright Charley Higgins Arcola Will Forbeck Robert English Grace McKeever Esther Mabel Wright Nora Newman Homer Park Albert Kile Norman Henderson Hume Leonard Kile Reno Maurer Leander Wright Institute

Avon residents visit relatives and acquaintances

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Thompson spent Sunday with sister in law Mrs. Lyman Craig. Mable Ogle of Terre Haute visited home folks and works at Powers Cleaning and Pressing Co. Harve Pine spent Sunday at his daughter Mrs. Robert Tlogloy.

Lyman Thompson Lyman Craig Mable Ogle Terre Haute The Powers Cleaning and Pressing Co Harve Pine Robert Tlogloy

Local social notes trace visits and travels in Indiana and beyond

Hancock Neb residents Mrs Will McNary visit aunt Mrs E L Shinkle. Raymond Chuckle heads to Bowling Green on business. Miss Allie Brookheart visits sister Mrs Harley Pate and Mrs J H Poe returns from Indianapolis. Elma Kelly travels to Chicago for winter with niece Miss Emma Laymon. Numerous others visit relatives across Terre Haute Martinsville Chicago and Martinsville oil fields. Curfew ordinance for under sixteen enforces early street curfew. Democratic meeting in Terre Haute draws numerous locals. Casey Informal Club marks James Whitcomb Riley birthday with readings and lunch.

Raymond Chuckle Bowling Green Allie Brookheart Ser Harley Pate J H Poe Tuianapolis Elma Kelly Chicago Emma Laymon H M Grant Hosea Grant Clare Chrysler Robinson Anna Stark Atwood Bert Brewer Thomas J Stiff Wm.Toman Terre Haute John Daugherty Nellie Maryard Price Martinsville Russell Gardner J. N. McMillan Salisbury Mattoon Citys Council James M Cox John Weaver W H Gilogly Ross Lee Wm Haughn J B Nay Ed Gross Joe Larrison Denzil Lochary John Heath J. E. Turner Edward S. D. Cochonour George W. Shull J W. Etchison Flossie Lee Ruth Grant Ethel Gordon Inez Lucas Wilma Howard Holmes C.H. Goble Charles C. A. Morey Helen Grant Margaret Sturdevant Elossie Lee

New Cars For Sale At Pulver Mundy Marshall

A carload of Buick cars and a carload of Dodge Brothers cars are due soon. The listing includes one Overland Model 80, one Dodge Roadster nearly new, and one new Oldsmobile touring car. Clincis Marshall.

Buick Dodge Brothers Pulver Mundy Marshall Clincis

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