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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1917

Page

4

Local notes and obituaries from The Banner Times

Mrs Sterratt is noted as the daughter of a local resident. Dr and Mrs F L Sluss welcomed a nine pound daughter born Oct 11. Everett Bohall and Katherine Swift with W A Jenkins of Franklin Ind visited over Sunday. Leona Phillips visited Ft Sheridan with her father J B Phillips. Mary J Garrison visited Charleston then returned to Crows Agency Mont. Mrs Garrison, 71, died near Moriah. Samuel Orrell, 84, died near Moriah. Dr Rosebrough and wife attended the blue and gray reunion at Vicksburg. Ella Welsh of Grand Rapids is visiting sister H C Reinoehl. Wallace Young fell from a tree while picking apples, remained unconscious briefly, now improving at home.

Sterratt F. L. Sluss Everett Bohall Katherine Swift W. A. Jenkins Franklin Ind Leona Phillips Indianapolis J. B Phillips Ft. Sheridan Mary J Garrison Charleston Wm. Gossett Crows Agency Mont The Banner Times Mary Garrison Moriah Samuel Orrell Rosebrough Vicksburg Ella Welsh Grand Rapids Mich H C Reinoehl Wallace Young

Martinsville Community Notes Highlight Coal Woes And Local Visits

Local updates from Martinsville recount the coal situation improving slowly with limited car deliveries for those in need. Visitors from Anderson Orange and Camp Funston are noted, as are church activities, revival services, youth events, and a 250 attendance at a Church of God rally. Weather records honor Oct 22 23 in multiple years, and plans include relocation near Mattoon and a sorghum milestone.

Martinsville Dan Cline Anderson Joseph Hardway Jesse Thompson Thomas Tyhurst Orange Church of God Louisville Houston Texas Sam Allom Baptist Church Harry Conrad Southern Illinois Baptist Association East St Louis Church of God At I’ B R. E. Webber U B Thest. Lindsay Lincoln Isaac Ishler J. P. Byrne Vicksburg

Unclear local notes touch on visits and events

Fragmentary lines mention Lloyd Baker painting hose and visitors Orval and Ola Rothwell at Ervin White's, plus a long garbled item about a term or school and Mrs James Leatherman at Senda. Other fragments include names John Weber and Diila with unclear context.

Orval Ola Rothwell Ervin White Ova Stanfield James Leatherman Senda John Weber Ette Algme

Protracted Meetings and Local Social Notes in Olver Area

Social visits mark the week with Mrs Ed Tucker and Wm Swisher hosting. John Kennedy’s visitors include Dan Neff and Chicago relatives. Box suppers planned at Sassaras and Hatton schools on Oct 27. families connect in Brocton, Paris, and Marion with multiple trespassers.

Miss Jewel Hutson Ed Tucker Wm Swisher John Kennedy Olver ME Church Dan Neff Chicago Wm Nortons Bertha Hutson Paris Sassafras School Norman Forsythe A Forsythe Brocton Oliver Country Club Dan Myers

Local residents leave or return for travel and family events

Verle Moorehead returns home to Toledo after months away. Van Buckley heads to southeastern Missouri and Arkansas for a fifteen day visit. W D Scudamore, now in coal mining in West Virginia, was in town last week. Mrs. Katherine Heywood leaves for Tulsa to spend winter. The father of J B Nay, long listed as invalid, died at his son's home with funeral held Wednesday. Mrs. Kelly of Montezuma Indiana buried here last Sunday. Dr Chas B Foster learned his brother Dr Owen Foster reached England safely and is assigned to a large hospital in France. Mr CO Wy Grannis leaves for Nutley New Jersey to visit.

Verle Moorehead Toledo van Buckley Missouri Arkansas W. D. Scudamore Casey West Virginia Katherine Heywood Tulsa Oklo J. B. Nay Kelly Montezuma Ind Chas. B. Foster Owen Foster England Noute France CO. Wy Grannis Nutley N. J

Westfield notices and deaths in brief from The Review

An infant child of Mr and Mrs C Bennett died Sunday night. Roscoe M Dawson, son of James Dawson, died Tuesday in Phoenix and will be sent here for burial after a four year sanitarium stay. Juanita Prewett left for Chicago to join the Chicago Grand Opera Association. Mrs Zerilda Taflinger moved to Paris to live with her son Jake Taflinger and family. Mrs J F Beahler of Fort Wayne visited her parents after arriving Saturday.

C . Bennett Juanita Prewett Chicago Chicago Grand Opera Association Zerilda Taflinger Paris Jake Taflinger J. F. Beahler Fort Wayne Ind D S Vanscoyk Roscoe M Dawson James Dawson Phouenix Arnz Phoenix

An Ignoble Ambition and the Young Girl’s Appearance

An American essayist laments young girls who strive for a meretricious look, calling it a travesty of virtue. He contrasts their fashion with boys’ more limited pretensions and praises the natural decorative power of youth, noting poverty and vanity threaten true charm.

County School Parade Celebrates Rural Education Triumph

Rural schools showcase colorful floats and student performances in a town parade praised for cooperation and civic spirit. Prizes were awarded to several schools with proceeds supporting the Red Cross. high school girls added patriotic flair. Spelling contest set for Friday at Rabbit Ridge. Casey teachers met on Oct 20 with most in attendance.

McClure School Sassafras Avon School Eckle Stump School Auburn School Hall School Columbus Court of Spain Oak Grove John Smith Liberty Rabbit Ridge Kohl Belgium Blackhawk School Red Cross Boston Stringtown Blackhawk Marshall Township Casey

Depraved Appearance Provokes Grim Youths Companion Quip

A sharp line from Youths Companion condemns a painted maid described as absurd and grotesque. The remark notes her dirty slip and hat perched on her nose as a symbolic confession of defeat.

Liberty Day Observed Amid War Effort Prompts Reflection

October 24 is Liberty Day by presidential proclamation to spur Liberty Loan support and patriotism. Across the nation public gatherings and martial music mark the holiday though Marshall has not mentioned it yet, urging citizens to wake up to the desperate wartime situation.

Wilson Marshall

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