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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1918

Page

5

Briscoe Lee Reunion Dedicates Service Flags

Briscoe and Lee families dedicate a service flag with 88 stars for members in service. Miss Cleta Parker wed Ralph Miller at Danville after meeting in marriage. J F Reglin moves to Casey. he heads the Ohio Oil Co district. Methodist church hosts a 36 star service flag ceremony. A touring car inspires reflections on motion.

Briscoe-Lee Cleta Parker F. R. Parker Town Ralph Miller Danville Casey Reglin Ohio Oil Co Methodist Church

Marshall area telegrams note arrivals deaths and transfers

Weekly column records arrivals from Cincinnati and Terre Haute and visits by Marshall residents. It mentions a Martinsville area death from paralysis, naval school attendees, marriage licenses in Terre Haute, and several social events and moves including teachers and janitors changing posts.

Marriage notices list multiple couples with hometowns

Otis W Lambdin and Helen Thom as Martinsville. Harold Crampton and Ola M Redman from Casey. Joe Scruffin of Terre Haute and Carrie Creasy of Greensboro NC. Stuart Remmel of Los Angeles and Helen Porter of Marshall. Edward E Lathrop and Eva M Stiles of Terre Haute. C Cruse Williamson WV and Mabel Ridgley of Shelburn IN.

Otis W. Lambdin Helen Thomas Martinsville Harold Crampton Ola M. Redman Casey Joe Scruffin Terre Haute Carrie Creasy Greensboro N. C Stuart Frederick Remmel Los Angles Calif Helen Elizabeth Porter Marshall Edward E. Lathrop Eva M. Stiles C. Cruse Williamson W. Va Mabel Ridgley Shelburn Ind

Long Loaves Offer More Food For Money

A one pound loaf contains 11 percent water if round and 34 percent if cylindrical. Thus long loaves provide 140 grammes more actual food per unit money. Evaporation depends on surface area, so a cylinder loses less moisture than a sphere of the same weight.

Fox Family Reunion Held At Stephenson Home

The annual Fox family reunion took place Sunday at the Stephenson residence with a abundant dinner under shade trees and displays of patriotic colors and Fox family photos. Attendees included multiple Fox family members and relatives from Indianapolis and Lower Wabash, with several unable to attend due to illness and other gatherings. The event closed with plans for next year at the Will Fox homestead and notes of a Sunday school convention at Auburn church. Mrs Margaret McCann returned home from Martinsville after two weeks visiting.

Bessie Finkbiner Long Beach Calif Marshall Hmmett Payne Houston Tex Winfield Taylor Robert Baird J. W. Lewis Shreveport Margaret Shaw Ruth Walker Shelbyville Ind Mary Brown W. S. Hornish Abbie Davidson Jeff Friday Bradford Hornish Albert Huey Court House I. L. Gifford Creal Springs George Higgins West York F. J. Hoey Tulsa Okla Hazel Lucan Decatur Allison Gladys Collins Westfield A. B Mathew S. Y. Whitlock Tuscola Florence Whitlock Charles Oliver Leroy Shell Davis Gene Coyle Joe Davison James Mundy West Union J. L., Whitesides East Plum Street Gladys Sul Ida M. Frick Wabash Telephone Company Lynn Parker Lincoln Margaret McCann John W.M. Paige Lora Ziegler Mayme Davidson Denver Colo Lucile Ralston Arcola Fine New High School Fred Bender Anderson Township Ziegler Fox Frank Stephenson Will Fox Alice Fox Charles Fox Perley Babcock Ray Fox Ruby Edith Edna Fox Virgil Claude Fox Jack Stephenson Charles Babcock Roy Liffick Lower Wabash Joe Fox Clara Pearl Forrest Clarence Fox George Heise Indianapolis Lew Smith Ed Stephenson Marie Jeannette Old Fox Auburn Township Auburn Church Martinsville

Vote for W. A. Byram Sheriff Candidate Adv

Republican candidate W. A. Byram seeks election as sheriff with a campaign advertisement urging voters to choose him on September 11.

W. A. Byram

R C G U Store promotes wool suits and cloaks

Foster Martin advertises ladies and misses suits from 19.75 to 49.75 and a complete cloak stock. Millinery offers hats in a grand lot with best styles, urging early inspection and purchase.

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