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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

4

Armstrong Missionary Club Meeting Highlights Craft Work and Fellowship

The Armstrong Missionary Club met with Mollie Sears for a forenoon of sewing a comforter and carpet rags, followed by a bounteous dinner and usual services. Visitors included Anna English of Stringtown, Kate Hewitt, Dora Travolta, Amelia Lewis, and Minnie Gessert. Edith Gessert and sons moved into a new home, and Ed English of Marshall visited his daughter Mrs. Ros Pine last Friday.

Local Social Notes Spur Charleston Pastor Visit and Gatherings

Rev B G Sandmeyer of Charleston preached last Sunday. Dewey Mullen moved to Terre Haute. W F M meet at Mrs Leroy Sears of Fishback. Mrs Horace Treadway and grandson visit Terre Haute and Mrs Cora Treadway of St Louis with Mrs Iva Crurin. Beacon Light and C I C Sunday school at Frederick Lewis home tonight. M D Day family of Terre Haute and others visited Charles Sweltzer. Golden wedding anniversary of John Mathew and wife at Marshall last Sunday.

B. G. Sandmeyer Charleston Dewey Mullen Terre Haute Leroy Sears Fishback Horace Treadway Cora ‘Treadway St- Louis Iva Crurin Beacon Light Frederick Lewis E. G Sandmeyer M.D. Day Mary E Pulver Marshall Ioa Crumrin Charles Sweltzer John Snedeker L. F Weaver Jessie Lowe Goldin Joan Mathew

Community Mourns Death of Olle Myles in Local Notice

The community mourns Olle Myles a long time local hero whose death prompted condolences from Mrs Fenton Spangler and son Norman who visited relatives. Many neighbors including Alma Hamil and the Lichtenberger family spent time with relatives as news travels through town in this period tribute.

Social Visits Across Avon and Nearby Towns

Adam Kile spent Thursday with Ben Strohm of Avon. Mrs. Carl Norton and daughter visited Marshall relatives over the weekend. Ida Wyrick called on Kate Gard of Avon Thursday. Mary Ledermann stayed with sister Bertha Higginbotham Thursday and Friday. John Buzzard called on Ben Strohm Sunday afternoon in Avon. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicol and daughter from near York spent Monday evening with Perry Jackson and family. Wilma Carpenter and brothers Wilna Cline and Margaret Hollenbeck, with Gladys Hollenbeck, were Sunday guests of Miss Florence Miller.

Len Clements Alma Hamil RM Clements Mami Florida Olle Myles Fenton Spangler Norman Adam Lichtenberger Charlie Ogle Chrisman Husking Wil Smith Joshua Hammond Telly Dolt Lichtenberger Intanapotle Modest Bohn Bre Lichtenbergers Myles Alonzo Walls Susie Walls Wil Salter Ray Burkes Auburn Roy Pittenger Saul Pittenger Emma Walls Marshall Suster Walls Dolt Lichtenberger Ovle Draper Daisy Chariie Oxle Kenneth Collier Hoopeston Dewey Craig Leonard Rome Francis Jones Terre Haute Everett Blockinger Ilena John Blockinger Orville Risley Riley Mer Sant Pittenger Adah Cline Kansan Mildred Margaret Lenore Henry Bohn Ernest Carpenter Palmer Cornwell Adam Kile Ben Strobm Avon Carl Norton Ida Wyrick Kate Gard Mary Ledermann Bertha Higginbotham John Buzzard Ben Strohm John Nicol Near York Perry Jackson Wilma Carpenter Wilna Cline Margaret Gladys Hollenbeck Florence Miller

Moonshine supper draws large crowd and local funerals

The Royal Neighbors hosted a well attended supper at Moonshine Hall last Thursday. Crandall family of Hunt City and Rev. Lingafelter and families attended dinners in nearby towns. A large crowd gathered for the funeral of Don Perrine from near Paris, with services led by Rev Roscoe Deverick in Butternutt. The funeral of Mrs Jas Niebarger was held at Butternutt with Rev Lingafelter officiating.

Crandall Hunt] City Roscoe Deverlek D. I. Lingafelter Willow Hin Millard Alartin Hunt City R. C. Crutcheld Don Perrine Paris Butternutt Roscoe Deverick Jas. Niebarger D. J. Lingafelter Willow Hill

Westfield Social Roundup Clippings From Local Guests

Westfield reports a busy social week with visits from Mrs Earl Strader and the Bradines of Oakland joining Mr and Mrs Melford Strader. Several locals welcomed guests from Springfield Chicago and Kokomo while others planned trips and attend meetings.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family Gatherings

Mrs Harry Thompson and children visited Sunday at Ridgetara with Seigel family. Mrs Charley Wright also spent Sunday at Ridgetarm. Chris Koppler and Avon wife dined with Chas Freeman. Mario Davisén stayed with sister Mrs Cole. Coy Cooper of Chrisman visited his parents and Tae Thompson’s wife and son were at W.3 Heesey in Dennison.

Harry Thompson Chiéren Ridgetara Ob Seigel Family Charley Wright Ridgetarm Chris Koppler Avon Ite Chas Freeman Mario Davisén Cole Coy Cooper Chrisman Tae. Thompson Heesey Dennison

Pikes Peak Visits By Stover and Clapp Families

Mr and Mrs Charles Stover and family of Marshall spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Sam Michael. Mr and Mrs John Clapp spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm McGill near Paris.

Charles Stover Marshall Sam Michael John Clapp Wm. McGill Paris

Local Socials Highlight Weekly Visits and Guests

Mr and Mrs W D Downs hosted a Monday gathering with friends at the Theme. George Semp and Mrs Jane Curran along with Rose Devaney visited Mr Jana and Mrs Robert Gunder near Marshall for a Sunday afternoon social.

W. D. Downs Starngpp jacBaris Hit George Sempa Jane Curran Rose Devaney Jana Robert Gunder Near Marshall

West York notes from Cass Indiana area church and social events

Elder Peck of Cass Indiana will preach at the Church of Christ on Sunday morning and evening. The box supper by the local school was financially successful with strong attendance. Several residents moved or visited, including Dr Samuel Cullop family moving to Marshall. A Robinson hospital patient, Charlie Lindley, returned home after recovery. Multiple social calls, visits, and birthdays are listed along with a drownings death of Charles Culp at 24, funeral held at Bailiff church. Local clubs held meetings and chicken fry events, with a missionary pageant on India.

Elder Peck Cass Indiana Church of Christ Samuel Cullop Marshall Lest Wreck Charlie Lindley Robinson Hospital Henry Evans Arthur Lucretia Evans Vern Bradbury St. Louis Aurora Bradbury Universalist Church Mission Circle Mesdames James [Lindley Adam Cullop Wil Miller Will Musgrave Kenneth Florence Holmes Randall Lindley Billy Bagshaw Mary Helen Lindley Champaign Frances Kelly Jennie Sullivan, Ind Martin Newlin Ike Seymour Mort Lamotte Prairie Lucretia Canady Pearl Hawkins Thelma Guyer Robinson Caroline Claypool Marshall Amelia Newlin Edna Bagshaw Florida Harry C. Ferriman Blackwell Lahoma Charles Will Holaday Muse Paris Charles Culp Matt Culp West Yorke Richard Plersall Martinsville J. T. Athey George Fasly Robert Glen Muncie Ind Masons Eastern Star Lodges George Kite Church of God India Frank Mitchell Niles Michigan Loyal Sotaters

Martinsville Gossip Notes Neighbor Visits and Moves

T Ishler spent part of last week in Mattoon visiting his sister Mrs Henry Gohl and family. Charlie Husted moved into town from their tourists camp east of town. They are living in Lew Campbell's house. E W Childs and wife are in Detroit visiting their son Willard and family and their daughter Mrs Cle y McNary and family.

T. Ishler Mattoon Henry Gohl Charlie Husted Lew Campbell E. W. Childs Detroit Willard Cley McNary

Portersville Business and Local Visits Noted

Wells attended Portersville business on Tuesday. Funeral held at Olive Branch for the child of Joe and Mrs. Decker attended by several Wells and Sackriders. Fred Stanfield called in West York Monday. Wallace Elliott plans a several week husk of corn trip north. Ray Drake visited West York Monday on business. Jesse Spraker did business in West Union and Hutsonville Wednesday. Mrs. M C Wells and Mrs. Alva Wells visited near Wesley Chapel Thursday. John Meeker of Muddy Creek visiting relatives here. Mrs Mabel Melton and children visited Virgle Wells family Friday.

Wells Portersville Will Sacrider B.C. Sackrider Alaa Wells Joe Decker Olive Branch Fred Stanfield West York Wallace Elliott Ray Drake Jesse Spraker West Union Hutsonville M. C. Wells Alva Wells Fred Phillip Wesley Chapel John Meeker Muddy Creek Mabel Melton Virgle Wells

Spiketown Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Terre Haute families including the Bays Gidorkis and Nortons spent Sunday with relatives in town. Eogene Irwin visiting Paris returned home with her family while others like Elsie McDaniel and Opal Anacker worked locally. Mona Lovell also spent last week with the Gidorkis and son Charles.

Raymond Bays Terre Haute Herbert Bays Pete Gidorkis Charles Dick Norton Charles Lovell Melvin Norton Jesse Reuben Norton June Helllen Eogene Irwin Paris Elsie McDaniel Everett Harper Virgil Kenneth Bierbaum William Paul Ismacker Opal Anacker Marshall Mona Lovell

Miss Eleanor Franklin returns to Mattoon school duties

Several residents return to their homes after attending funerals and visits. Mrs. Lu cinda J. Lake’s death prompts a Denver delegation. Mrs. Joseph B. Moore’s funeral draws state attendees. Faculty members and relatives travel between Mattoon Westville Indianapolis Urbana and Rochester for services and hospital treatment.

Eleanor Franklin Mattoon Joseph B. Moor Charles Sanford Denver Colo Lucinda J. Lake P. C. Morgan Charles E. Cole Indianapolis Joseph B. Moore Mary Emrich T Minnois University Harry, Huston Neoga R. Snyder William E. Culp New Martinsville W. Va Omar Price Rertha Miller Urbana Pauline Bowman Owen Rochester Minn Mayo Hospital Morton Myers Ko|okomo Ind

Weekend visits and club meeting noted in local items

A crowded weekend reports relatives visiting in various towns including Neoga Urbana and Champaign. The Night Owl Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Glen Payne hosting and a Halloween themed program with prize winners, followed by a social hour with local hosts listed.

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