Social Visits and Local Calls Across Rural Illinois
East McDaniel Aive Wells and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W Seymour of Palestine. Charles St. Clair of Hutsonville visited Tuesday evening with her mother Angeline Nidey on the County Line. Donald Wilson and children of Walnut Prairie called on aunt Minta Athey Friday evening. Cecil Wells and wife were in Hutsonville Tuesday on business. Jesse Spraker and wife spent Sunday with Walter Kendall of Martinsville. A E Francis and daughter Ethel spent Wednesday in Robinson. Sackrider and wife attended church at Mt Olive Sunday. Naynard Melton and family were in West York Thursday evening. Cecil Welle and Mrs Alva Wells shopped in Annapolis Thursday. Esther Wheeler and Frances spent the past week in Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. Clair
Hutsonville
Angeline Nidey
Donald Wilson
Walnut Prairie
Minta Athey
Cecil Wells
Jesse Spraker
Walter Kendall
Martinsville
A. E. Francis
Ethel
Robinson Will Sackrider
Mt. Olive
Naynard Melton
West York
Cecil Welle
Alva Wells
Annapolis
Esther Wheeler
Frances
Robinson
Etta Shaffner
Charleston
Russell McFarland
Oakwood Hospital
L. —E Misner
East Chicago
Newt Wilson
Montezuma
C Ee, Misner
W R Misner
Paris
L. Misner
Myrtle
W C Rhoderas
Billy
Terre Haute
C. E Page
Joe Page
Clifford
Russell Bertram
Chicago
Elmer Kitchen
Helen Shepherd
Edith
Ethel Helmer
Detroit
Reba Shaffner
Cecil Rhodes
Hildred Davis
Polly Ann
Homer Snyder
Edna
Tom Wright
Casey
Ross Fasig
Akron
Ohio
W R Stanfield
Ike Winters
Newton
Ben Claire Crow
The
Christian Church
Crow
Europe
Local social notes from Marshall and area gatherings
Saturday visits in Marshall feature T A Carpenter and Mary Carpenter with neighbors. extended kin gatherings include the Nichols, Crumrin, Blizzard, and Williams families. Travelings show J D Finney's Indianapolis trip and DePauw student Verleigh Burdett's home visit. Nearby relatives and guests travel to Robinson, Terre Haute, and Charleston for family events.
Social Roundup of Visits in Snyder Area
Local residents including Oscar Oxendine Buckle Lichtenberger and Cornwell families hosted and visited relatives across Snyder and Auburn. Multiple gatherings occurred with weddings and grandchildren mentioned, highlighting weekend hospitality and kin networks among Chambers, Jeffers, Walls, Collier, and Hollenbeck households.
Local notices from West Union and nearby towns
Mary Scott attends Grand Oasis at Spring Maid this week. Ira Mont and Jamis with Mrs Helen Rush and children plan Sunday visit with relatives at Glnnay. Ralph Grouti died Wednesday and was buried at Work Cemetery on Oct day. Isabel Medsker went to Olney Monday to take a position at a meat pies factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Scott
Ira Mont
Jamlis
Helen Rush
Glnnay
Ralph Grouti
Work
Cday
Sabel Medsker
Olney Bonday
Tah A. Posidon
Sunday Visits and Local Social Notes in Charleston Area
Roy Hammond family and Fond Hammond family visited Ray Curtright’s home. Hilary Tyler and children visited Philasco Griver and J I Downey. Martha Curtright, after breaking her hip, recovered at Oakwood hospital in Charleston. Nancy Snyder visited Clyde Walcott. Crystal Walcott stays with her aunt Mrs. Cleve Snyder. Opal Davis and Blanche Melton spent Sunday near Cleone. Guy Ward begins a new bungalow project. Mae Fitzjarrold returned from Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hammond
Fond Hammond
Ray Curtright
Hilary Tyler
Philasco Griver
J I Downey
Martha Curtright
Oakwood Hospital
Charleston
Nancy Snyder
Clyde Walcott
Crystal Walcott
Cleve Snyder
Opal Davis
Blanche Melton
Cleone
Guy Ward
Mae Fitzjarrold
Louisville
Rural family visits and travels across towns
Mrs Dollie Hollenbeck and children spent Sunday with Mrs Lola Clough of Darwin Clara Norton near Terre Haute spent over Sunday with homefolks Opal Walker visited Mary Ledermann Mrs Hattie Lindley and son Guer ney Frank Nichols and Grace Blizzard of West inton spent Thursday at Thos Blizzard home Mr and Mrs Winfield Wyrick Allright spent Thursday with Emock Wyrick and wife Perry Jackson and family visited L D Coombes and wife Allright Mrs Hattie Blizzard and daughter Martha staying with relatives West Union Edna Miller and children near Kansas spent weekend with her parents Enoch Wyrick Homer Hollenbeck returned home from Canada after working there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nichols
Billa Crumrin
Allen Crumrin
Percy Crumrin
Russell
Liberty Vicinity
Hattie Blizzard
Martha
Choctaw
Frank Nichols
James Nichols
Frank Coombes
Charles Prevo
Grace Blizzard
N. C. Snyder
Harry Kannamacher
Allight
Ivan Cline
H. M. Craig
Jesse Flowers
Casper
Wyo
C. O. Flowers
Samuel Nichols
Robinson
L. E. Nichols
Russell Jackson
Terre Haute
Charles Whitlock
the Narrows
William Harrison
Jesse Evans
L. Canady
Jed Gard
Marshall
John Marvin Ethel Vargas
Chicago
C. O Flowers
Livingston
Lyman Ingram
E. O. Todd
Champaign
H. B. Todd
Gerald
Verleigh Burdett
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
John Burdett
J. D. Finney
Maude
Florence
Dana Huddleston
Dollie Hollenbeck
Lola Clough
Darwin
Clara Norton
Opal Walker
Mary Ledermann
Hattie Lindley
Guerney Frank Nichols
West Inton
Thos Blizzard
Winfield Wyrick
Allright
Emock Wyrick
Perry Jackson
L D Coombes
West Union
Edna Miller
Near Kansas
Enoch Wyrick Homer Hollenbeck
Canada
Martinsville Social Notes Reach Across Cities
Mrs Etta Shaffner visited Charleston and Oakwood hospital. Misner, Wilson, and Page families held gatherings in Martinsville and Terre Haute. Visitors from Chicago Detroit Akron and Newton attended events. Obituary notes Mrs Sarah May nee Finkbiner is named.
Mrs Howard Mullen Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Mrs Howard Mullen visited her sister Mrs Emma Byers in Danville over the weekend. Glen Evans and Mack Zener were in Chicago and visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mullen
Emma Byers
Danville
Glen ‘Evans
Mack Zener
Chicago
Executor's Notice of Filing Final Settlement
In Clark County Illinois the estate of John W Ingram declares that on Monday November 1 1926 the executor Everett Connelly will present a final report to the Clark County Court at Marshall for discharge from duties and responsibilities and heirs may resist at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Clark County
Marshall
Ilinois
Everett Connelly
Birth and death notice from Marshall Illinois era
Born in Marshall Illinois on August 10 1905 died October 14 1926 at age 21 years 2 months 4 days. Married Alva May October 19 1922 at Paris Illinois. Two children Lloyd and Sarah Flossie. Survived by husband two children father mother two sisters five brothers grandparents and many relatives. Funeral at Zion Evangelical Church with large crowd and floral display. Rev D A Kroft conducted services. Interment in cemetery beside church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illinois
Mfe
Alva May
Paris
Lloyd
Sarah Flossie
Zion Evangelical Church
D. A. Kroft
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Mcdaniel
Aive Wells
Mrs. W. Seymour
Palestine
Joe
T. A. Carpenter
Mary Carpenter
Clara Williams
Carl
John Carpenter
T .A. Carpenter
Ben Miller
Delmar
Ed Higginbotham
Fred Ledermann
Harrys Higginbotham
Henry Miller
Hershel Higgnbotham
Dorsa Reus
Otis Williams
Ed Htigginbotham
Gene Arbuckle
Fergie Whitkauack
Met’s
Mrs E. B. Evans
Eo W
Oscar Oxendine
Indiana
R. M Clements
Robert Buckle
Palmer Cornwell
Mr. Buckle
Henry Bradley
Auburn
John Jeffers
Elizabeth Jeffers
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Max
Helen
Charles Liffick
Chas Jr
Sarah Hollenbeck
Mee -Palmer Cornwell
Mra Elizeteth Jeffer
Wit
Osiek
Bett Hy Ty
Mandy
Martha Fawver
Clara Walls
Nellie Kessler
Wayne
Alonzo Walls
Henry Bohn
Harry Lichtenberger
Adam Lichtenberger
George Luckhaupt
Fannie
Wilhelm
Adam Lisick
Will Hilbert
Bartmess
Sarah May
Sarah Louise Maynee Finkbiner
L. W and J N Finkhiner
State
Kesler & Knowles
Jersey
Orn
Herald
Edward Pearce
Main
Main Street
Grandview S. C. White
Myer
Martinsville, Ilinois
Eth
Isis He Ul
Cipsco Certified
Central Illinois Public Service Company
Marshall Herald
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General Motors
Chevrolet! Co
Dan Spittler
Ean
Flint, Mich
Evel Motors Proving Grounds
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