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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

6

Local notes reveal family visits across Marshall and nearby towns

A dense list of visits and homecomings across Marshall Avon Spiketown and Terre Haute includes Wyrick Miller Blizzard Ledermann Higginbotham Carpenter and Cline families. The item closes with two humor lines about life and monkey ancestry.

Adlerika Liquid Relief Promises Gas Reduction

Mrs. Lela Cook reports years of stomach gas and nervousness improved after Adlerika. An ad touts Adlerika as a real cleansing for bowels, claiming it removes gas and bloating without pills. Keifer Drug Company promotes the product.

Lela Cook Adlerika Keifer Drug Company

Weekend visitors and local attendance at Martinsville fair

Earl Weaver and family spent the weekend at Greenup. Marian Bartram and sons attended the Martinsville fair. John Snedeker and family were Marshall visitors. Mrs Dewey Mullen and children visited near Martinsville. Shirley and family were in Marshall. Thelma Montgomery and Mrs Farris visited J A Welch and wife. Ohrs of Terre Haute stayed with the Stoelting sisters. O H Sweitzer and Trolliett attended the Martinsville funeral of Mrs Harry Armstrong. Routledge couple attended the Martinsville fair.

John Snedeker Marshall Dewey Mullen Martinsville Shirley Harry Farris Thelma Montgomery Dennison J A Welch Mary Ohrs Terre Haute Virginia Jean Stoelting O. H.sweitzer Centralia Louie Trolliett Odin Harry Armstrong Gwinn Routledge

Local Families Gather for Visits and Funeral

Ben Cork and family of Livingston visited Isaac Francis and family. Margaret Baggs of Bethel saw Emily Geisert. Mollie Sears and Elnora Black with Bernard attended Sarah Black's funeral at Black cemetery. Mrs. Mollie Sears visited Ida McClure of Marshall. Mrs. Chas Hewitt of Macklin area spent last Wednesday afternoon with Mollie Sears.

Ben Cork Livingston Isaac Francis Margaret Baggs Bethel Emily Geisert Mollie Sears Elnora Black Bernard Sarah Black Black Cemetery Ida McClure Marshall Chas. Hewitt Macklin

Routledge and Arm strong visit Leroy Sears couple

Mr. Routledge and his wife visited Leroy Sears and his wife in a brief social call reported in local notices.

Local Social Notes Move Through York Area

East McDaniel with Sackrider family visit in Melrose and Snavely's home. Miss Nina Belle Miller from West York spends days with Miss Mary Hilen Wells. Angeline Nidey visits sister Levina Fowler in York. Isaac Hoskinson and family visit his mother Martha Hoskinson near Quaker Lane. J H Leasure and son Will work for Edgar Guyer on Quaker Lane. Donald Wilson family visit Hutsonville area residents Mr and Mrs Charles St Clair. Roy Drakt, Jesse Spraker and others mentioned.

Barrett Sackrider Snavely Melrose Nina Belle Miller West York Mary Hilen Wells Angeline Nidey Levina Fowler York Isaac Hoskinson Martha Hoskinson Quaker Lane J. H. Leasure Will Edgar Guyer Donald Wilson Charles St. Clair Hutsonville Roy Drakt Jesse Spraker

Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement

State of Illinois Clark County estate of Frank Kreimer deceased. Heirs and Distributees are notified that on Monday September 7 1925 the Administrator will present final report to County Court at Marshall Illinois and ask discharge from all further duties. Alfred Seidel Administrator. S. M. Scholfield Attorney.

Hinois Clark County Frank Kreimer Marshall Illinois

Local social notes from various towns including Annapolis and Terre Haute

Fred Stanfield was in Annapolis on business on Wednesday. Mrs A B Francis shopped in Terre Haute on Thursday. Edna Crumline of Mt Carmel visited her aunt Laura Wells on Friday evening. Emery Francis and Jesse Spraker and wife attended the fair at Martinsville on Friday. Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider spent Sunday with friends near Palestine. Jesse Spraker and wife called on Maynard Melton and family Sunday afternoon.

Carl Carpenter Louise Bender Avon Wilna Cline Ed Higginbotham Auburn Virginia Miller Kansas Ida Wyrick Sylvia Sweitzer Marshall Hollenbeck Carrie Ledermann Christena Zeigler Thomas Miller Spiketown David Thompson Henry Miller Maude Blizzard Katy Ziegler Jefferson Brewster Vern Creamer Terre Haute John Ledermann Virginia Ruth Miller Willie Mary Ledermann Margaret Hollenbeck Harold Ivan Carpenter Fenton Garnet Cline Lincoln Hollenbeck Herschel Lloyd Ki Fred Stanfield Annapolis A. B. Francis Edna Crumline Mt.Carmel Laura Wells Emery Francis Jesse Spraker Martinsville Will Sackrider Palestine Maynard Melton

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