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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
3
West York School will begin Monday with Carl Nuttall of Robinson and Miss Icely Nidey teaching. Eight boys start in the first year. In other news, Henry Cullison, long ill, died at 49, leaving a widow and four children. funeral at Brick Cemetery, Walmut Prairie, with Rev. Jackson officiating.
In Crooked Creek Virgil Brown visited his parents Thomas Brown and wife for a few days last week. The Brown gathering at the old Brown homestead near Mary Leach and brother Janes Brown drew many relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Milton Brown, Charlie Horsley, Homer Brown, Virgil Brown and family, John Brown and daughter, Carl Brown and family, Will Brown and family, Hubert Brown and family, Ed Brown and family, Guy Brown and family, Archie Robinson, Ray Herrington and family, Pearl Burns and family, Will Burns and family, Clifford Misner and children, and Hershel Tadlock.
John Sullivan Fishback and family from Me Clure Al Yants and wife and son Troy of Marshall visited Will Travolta and wife last Sunday. Nannie Kreamer Irene and Ray Thompson of Terre Haute spent the weekend with Leroy Sears and wife. Mrs Dan Baggs stayed with daughter Mrs Earl Sweitzer at Bethel. Fred White and wife of Oregon visited Isaac Francis and wife. Harold Taylor of Santa Ana California called on Leroy Sears and wife.
Arm strong School begins Monday Sept 5 at Pleasant Hill with Miss Carrie Behner of Marshall as teacher. Rev Jack Lynn spoke Sunday afternoon at Sanford. A surprise visit to J A Welsh last Sunday. Visitors from Louisville include Dr and Mrs Arthur Welsh and son Arthur Jr. of Louisville Ky. George Cork and family were in a car collision near their home last Thursday night but no one was hurt. Bertha Beltz attended camp meeting in Charleston. Mrs John Davison and daughter Ruth visited Mrs John Snedeker Sunday. Mrs Iva Medley of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wryrick. Mrs Pete Graham and daughter visited Gwyn Routledge and wife Sunday. Aaron Weaver and family mentioned.
Mrs Charlie Nickle learned last week that her son Marion Nickle of near Chicago was hospitalized after an automobile accident. The extent of his injuries was not yet known.
Mrs Jennie McNary hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Chas Wright of West Union and Mr and Mrs John Beachout. O Noakes family from Terre Haute joined A Linn family for a weekend. Elza Fastig entertained with a six o clock dinner including Grace Stepp Nina Pardee Reed Sylvia Miller Reed and others. Rev Russell Pittman and wife visit Pittman relatives in Givens Nebraska. Fritz Sharp family and Irene Gregg visited Evansville friends. Edna Down left Mendota for Decatur then home. Agnes Moore visited Indianapolis relatives and Kokomo group called on Harry Miller. Mrs Kostboth of South Dakota traveled on to St Louis visiting Bechtolds before returning home.
Ada Blizzard and many area families spent Sunday at various homes including William Norton and John Ledermann families. Dinners with Dr Edward Pearce and Blizzard kin noted. Several residents visited relatives, while Ed Burger and family faced illness. a church gathering planned a neighborhood clean up.
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