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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1915

Page

4

West York notices and social events feature local visits and entertainments

Mrs John Mount has her residence repainted. Rev Mr Wise preached at the M E church. Mr and Mrs Will Farrell visited Grandma Farrell. Adam Spivey moved to James Nicol property. Newlins held a miss eale. Mrs J T Smith and Harry Smith visiting in Colorado. Marie Mounts kin visit Walnut Prairie. John Wood family and Mrs Francis Spraker visit Martinsville. Warren and J T Smith attended church at Hutsonville. Rock Hall entertainment next Saturday with good music. T J Wheeler marked 72nd birthday with about thirty guests. West York Dramatic Club entertainment at Rock Hall raised 32 dollars. Bartrum family spent Sunday with David Setzer. Mahlon Musgrave and daughters visited Hutsonville. Many friends gathered at Elmer Stoelting’s Monday evening.

John Mount Wise M. E Will Farrell Grandma Farrell Adam Spivey James Nicol Newlin J. T. Smith Harry Smith Pldorado Wood Whitaker Terre Haute Pricilla Mout Clara Marie Mount Walnut Prairie John Wood Francis Spraker Martinsville Sarah Bell Warren J. T Smith Hutsonville Rock Hall T. J. Wheeler West York Dramatic Club West York Orchestra Williamson West Union Wm. Blankenbaker John Hull Jno. Blakeman Joseph Campbell Orange James Medllrath A. B. Church Sheriff Wallace Marshall Joseph Swope Arthur and Jefferson Kokomo Ind Elija Claypool Dolson Roy Miller John Biggie Will Briscoe Westfield Richard Keller Henry Reasor Lower Do Frost Eli Lefflers Mrs Banner Cook Hudson Iowa

Local Farmers Hear About Insurance and Farm Work

A rural update notes insurance ads by Cole & Cole of Marshall and several farm activities. Fodder cutting, baled hay hauled to market, a public sale by Caleb Parks, and a concrete garage floor for Jona Ross are mentioned. Teachers association meeting at Clarksville and various visits by residents are recorded along with upcoming molas factory work and a concrete arch project supervised by Obe Fix.

Caleb Parks Jona Ross C F Baker Dolson Chapel Alpha Claypool Teachers’ Association Clarksville Schwartz Cider James Harwood Janesville Fred Wood Glen Ross Terre Haute John L. Hurst Westfield Cecil Marrs Ora Fox Ed Nay Blue Grass Creek Obe Fix Marshall

Metcalf Visitors Attend Family Gathering With Church Box Supper

Roy Dolson and family of Metcalf visit her parents here. A box supper is planned at the church Saturday night October 30. School is progressing with Idiss Corinna Manhart as teacher. Misses Golda Thompson Elizabeth Collier and Jewell Manhart visited Miss Marie Manhart Sunday.

Roy Dolson Metcalf Idiss Corinna Manhart Golda Thompson Elizabeth Collier Jewell Manhart Marie Manhart

Local families gather and visit over weekend and week

Laura Liggett and Plessie Irwin visit families, John Thompson and kin host. L Miller spends part of last week with Rin and Mrs Miller. Garry V Wyrick and family visit L I Muller. Shirely and Elliott travel to Chicago. Community attends funeral of William Callinst Dunlap. Charles Stoelting and family visit Stolen Retin and family. church services continue through Oct 29.

Mic Mirs Chas. Broekting Charles Switzer Amy Bestia

Martinsville notes and local visits and a vandalized window

Martinsville brief with visits by Henry Weldon and families to Westfield Oakland Columbus Ind. reporting, plus a window shot at A Linn hardware in Odd Fellows building. Local deaths, fishing feat, and community happenings mark a period of civic life and fall activity.

Henry Weldon Joseph Tibbs Westfield Oakland Elza Fasig Columbus Ind Odd Fellows A. Linn Albert Cooper Orange Pontiac O. O. Tracey Church of God Bethel

Box Supper Boosts School Fund for Dictionary and Globe

The village box supper at the school house drew a full room with Mae Ashworth named as candy box winner for popularity and Raymond Rollings winning cherry pie while Alva Forgythe earned the driving whip. Proceeds totaled $17.54 to buy a dictionary and a globe as the school fund.

Ata A. P. Fawley Ray McClure Mae Ashworth Raymond Rollings Alva

Local items and social notes from the town

A sequence of brief notices reports illnesses visits travel work and events. A child is sick Redman family. Husted paints his house and barn. Sperry Claypool returns with calves. Greenwood visitor Dorea Foster. Land lease rumors east side coal. Johnson home burned with contents insured. John Hill family visited from Robinson. Workers with rock crusher west of town. Eastern Star plans masquerade ball November 30 with refreshments and mask option.

Mr. Redman Tom Husted Snowden John Beachout Sperry Claypool Bellair Dorea Foster Greenwood Ind Charley Johnson

Local Notes and Marriages Highlight Casey Update

Casey reports move of C C Daubenspeck family from Westfield and local visits by Mrs Rachel Dunn and Mrs McDaniels. War horses shipped to Chicago and St Louis. Miss Freda Ruckle wed Dr Joseph Davies. Alva Neely married Earl Bliss at Neely home. Eight mail clerks gain $100 annual raise.

C. Daubenspeck Westfield Rachel Dunn James Dunn Ohio N B. Lee Chicago St. Louis McDaniels Myrtle McDaniels Marshall E. E. Evans C. Leggett Alva Neely J. Neely Earl Bliss Neely H. N. Brookhart Hugh Bragg Guy Crampton W. G. Gard Henry Howe Dan Hutchison O. L. Lang A. C. Robey

Fresh EGG Health Observe Indicates Disease

A careful look at an egg from a fresh source reveals it comes cleanly from its shell, while a troubled egg clings and the yolk bulges when pressed, indicating a disease akin to peritonitis. The egg shows clear signs of illness and infection.

Woman Seeks Refuge During Heavy Rath At Lon don Shop

A woman hid in a London shop while a heavy Rath raged outside. She notes quiet trade inside as the shop owner grows annoyed by his dull business explanation while commenting on the weather.

London

Veracity and Batting Averages Queried

A reader questions the accuracy of batting averages and asks for calculation confirmation. The note references Memphis and a commentary on veracity in sports reporting.

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Notable Habeas Corpus Law Marked English Liberty Epoch

The enactment of habeas corpus under Charles II shaped civil liberty in England, though he feared opposing it to gain public favor. The passage featured a comic voting mishap with a fat lord whose extra votes almost swung the result, while the overall majority was under ten. The Houston section notes James Adam, indicted for grand larceny in 1837, punished by branding and lashes.

England Charles II Charles Carrie Yexas Adam Houston James Adam Harris County Sam Houston Benjamin Franklin

Homemade or schoolmade items in a moral register

The piece questions whether everyday preparations and appearances especially clothing and grooming, labeled homemade, meet market standards. It contrasts crafted garments with store styles and asks who shapes Billy and Jenny, debating the influence of mothering versus institutional instruction on character.

Billy Jenny

Dominion Name Origin Sparks Great Federation Idea

A Turonian note recounts how Sir John Macdonald’s federation of nine provinces sparked a naming debate. An old Parliament member cited a Bible verse to propose "the Dominion" as Canada's title, appealing to the idea of God’s land from sea to sea. The term captured imagination and became a lasting label.

John Macdonald Canada Dominion

Highway Bid Notice for Clark County Bridge Work in Illinois

State Highway Department advertises sealed bids for the Parker and Westfield Townships bridge project in Clark County Illinois. Plans, specifications, and site details are available. bids due by 2 pm November 11, 1915 at the Marshall courthouse.

Ibs Ramine Westfield Tate Springfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

West York Icon Bartrum David Setzer Mahlon Musgrave Jesse Lowe Elmer Stoelting Cole & Cole, Marshall C. B. Spencer and Sons Allen Grisham Swango H. C. Grigham Carrie Tobias Gary A. Pp. Fawley Rob English Ben Davidson OM. Launders Terre Hauts John Jake Sullivan Frank Lessure Danville Homer York John Hill Robinson Our City Otho Pinkston Jesse Cox Ralph Sebastian Miss Groves Oklahoma Dr Olwin Mr. Moore John Fowler Ladies of Eastern Star Chapter Hallowe Casey Eric Sverre Memphis Tes Queensware Cenrada Prise Dtec Pousantos Tyre Hansens Chinchilla Balmacaans All Boys Pat Jace M. Grabenheimer Men's & Boys Alist Good Eats Black & Hutchinson Herald Ils Terre Haute Daily Star State Highway Department State Highway Commission
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