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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1928

Page

5

Dinners and church group hold gatherings across several families

A large dinner hosted by Mrs IR Murphy and Nell drew relatives from Charleston Danville Paris Bloomington Cleveland Chicago Champaign and Kansas plus neighbors. Later at Armstrong church Glenn Wyrick hosted a weiner roast for C I G and Beacon Light Sunday school classes with many local attendees including Beltz Cork Pulver Becker Sipes and Wyrick family members.

IR. Murphy Nell L. F. Perry Ralph Perry Lowell Meryl Louise Everett Duensin Helen Frances Charleston L. A. Moore Paris Milo Murphy Bloomington Alonzo Branson Betty Lou Danville Emanucl Moore and Family Kansas C. G. Price Charles Murphy Cleveland Ohio Frank Murphy Marie Chicago Charlies Reed Champaign Lou McConaha Beacon Light Armstrong Church Glenn B. Wyrick Marshall Florence Beltz Misa Pauline Cork Mary E. Pulver Mildred Irwin Frances Becker Misa Myrtle Becker Claris Sipes St. Francesville Marisie McGee Marie Spencer Lawrence Lewis Harry Setzer Sam Hewitt Louie Bartram Albert Bartram Joe Weaver Norman Cork James Wyrick Fred Pulver Harry Gene Pulver Wade Wyrick Clark Pulver Glenn Switzer

Dinner Guests at West Union Hosted by Mr and Mrs Broadhurst

Miss Alma Shipe Miss Hester Shipe and Miss Elizabeth Hagist were dinner guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broadhurst at West Union.

Alma Shipe Hester Shipe Elizabeth Hagist Ray Broadhurst West Union

Miss Effie Jumper Heads to Los Angeles for Winter

Miss Effie Jumper departed today for Los Angeles California where she will spend the winter.

Effie Jumper Los Angeles Calif

Dinner guests near Marshall share evening meal

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer hosted a Sunday dinner at their home south of Marshall. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Will Schaefer and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abel and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Co E Fishback and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beuhbler and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finkbiner and family of near Hutsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergheim and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abel and daughter Virginia Mae of Terre Haute.

Fred Schaefer Marshall Will Schaefer Leonard King Fred'Abel Arthur Miller Co. E. Fishback Harry Beuhbler Near Harry Finkbiner Near Hutsonville Henry Bergheim Edgar Abel Virginia Mae Terre Haute

Stout Couple Return Home After Extended Ohio Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Creal Stout left Sunday for Woodriver after two weeks with his parents in Marshall and with her parents in Martinsville and with other relatives. They returned Friday to Marshall after visiting with her sister Mrs Chester English and family in Findlay Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clapper hosted Sunday honors for Mrs. Percy Murphy's birthday with a group of guests from Terre Haute Marshall and surrounding areas.

Creal Stout Woodriver Fred Stout Marshall R. A. Chancellor Martinsville Chester English Findlay Ohio Edwin Clapper Percy Murphy George Kruse Terre Haute Anna Hartzler Chris Finkbiner Ed Chickadonz John Holler South of

Martinsville Group Hosts Clark County Institute Guests

The Martinsville Redding Circle teachers hosted a noon dinner at the Marshall House. Guests included the Clark county institute in session in Marshall, and Prof. and Mrs. B. F. Holscher, county superintendent of schools.

Martinsville Redding Circle Marshall House Clark County Institute Marshall B. F. Holscher

Social visiting and local events in Indiana and Illinois

Residents from Dayton Ohio North Judson Indiana and surrounding towns visited relatives and attended church events. Travelers included Rev F O Coffin Mrs Anna Anderson, Mr and Mrs L O Phillippe and family, Mrs J L Keifer and daughter Minnie, Will Dewey and family, Bert Mathews and family with Lee Morrison, Al Jolson seen in Terre Haute, and several others visiting Chicago Urbana Champaign Arcola Oak Park and nearby.

Harry C. Longenecker Dayton Ohio Charles P. Roney North Judson Ind John Mundorf Bert Mathews Lee Morrison Terre Haute Loral Mathews Champaign Nelson Cox Urbana

Latta Keller Wed in Seeleyville Methodist Church

Manfred Lewis Latta of Seeleyville and Miss Gertrude Keller of West Terre Haute were married Wednesday evening at 8:30 in the Methodist church with Rev. Laren Spear officiating. About 20 friends attended the ceremony.

Manfred Lewis Latta Seeleyville Ind Gertrude Keller West Terre Haute Laren Spear

Local Acknowledgments and Visits Around Marshall Area

The column notes numerous social visits and family announcements. Anna Lee Lyons born to Mr and Mrs Fred Lyons of Chicago with Irene Carpenter formerly of Marshall. Visits include Mr and Mrs Jeff Niccum Effingham and Mrs Lester Shaye and Margo Jean of Buda, and relatives near Hutsonville with Mr and Mrs George Matkin. Arizona visitor Mr Stanley Palmer visits Tucson relatives and stays in Marshall midweek. Grand Lodge Odd Fellows meeting attended by Mr Jennings in Springfield. St Louis guests Mrs H H Hill and Mrs Fred Keotter with son Stanley. Rose Polytechnic student Robert Mathews visits home in Terre Haute. State's Attorney Victor Miller’s father, J W Miller, ill in Martinsville. Junior Kohl visiting grandparents in Marshall. Thomas Taylor of Creal Springs visits daughters Mrs M Jennings and Mrs Mark Stewart. W E Morris family visit Kinmundy. Helen Baird of Tower Hill weekends with parents. Fred Moore returns from Indianapolis visit. Mrs Curtner Pearce and daughter visiting in Caruthersville with Ridgley parents.

Add Definitions A committee

A Regina Leader description compares a cumbersome apparatus to a single efficient worker, saying a machine takes a week to do what one good man can accomplish in an hour.

Regina

Modesty of Incomes Praised in Boston Transcript

Readers note that the phrase modesty in earnings is not dead and the Boston Transcript highlights the enduring modesty among most incomes despite claims to the contrary.

Boston’ Transcript Hoover Smith America

Perils of Darkness in Daling News

A short item notes discomfort and embarrassment for moviegoers finding seats in a dark cinema, describing indignant knees and a humorous mishap as observers reflect on theater etiquette and seating hazards.

Daling News

Not as Much Fun How Much Better to Belong to Gang

Editorial contrasts pride in belonging to the construction crew with the wrecking crew in Russellville Indiana. The piece argues labor unity and steady work offer more satisfaction and stability than destructive or transient tasks.

Russville Ind

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