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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

4

Casey Township High School Opens as Rain Floods Area

The Casey Township high school and district schools opened September 1 with 260 in the high and 440 in the grade school. Heavy weekend rains flooded North Fork Creek near Martinsville, submerging grounds around the Mark home. Virginia Goble, 3, daughter of Hazel Goble, died Thursday at her grandparents’ home. her father Almer Goble had been killed earlier. Funeral Saturday in the United Brethren church.

Helen Grar Maud Bowles B. Nay Mary Aster Agnes Welsh Lela Walling Doris ‘Plergon Greenup Cumberland County Casey Township Martinsville Virginia Goble Hazel Goble J. W. Price Als Hazel Goblé Almer Goble Pennsylvania United Brothern Church George M.— ‘Myera Casey Cemetery

West York Community News Quiet as Rain Keeps Services

West York churches held no services Sunday due to rain. The column notes visits among residents from Robinson Terre Haute Sullivan and Paris plus family gatherings. Local schooling opens with Dewey McKain as principal and Nettie Shields in the primary room.

Social News and Local Happenings in Martinsville

Martinsville notes report visitors including Miss Viola Comstock and Mrs L C Kitchen, Geo Bechtold of St Louis, and D L Fasig of Terre Haute. A robbery occurred when Thomas Cooper was robbed of $15 and two $50 checks while in transit. The Christian church began revival tabernacle meetings seating 1000. Margaret Phillips died from poisoning with funeral at Shiloh United Brethren church. Major Winterrowd visits Indianapolis and Shelbyville. Rev J A Clements to preach at Five Points and J A Sweet serves as minister.

Lewis Sutton Viola Comstock L. C. Kitchen Bon Geo. Bechtold St. Louis Karl Thomas Cooper Tuscola Marshall Ind D. L. ‘Fasig Terre Haute Christian Church Len Beachout Lilla Pittinger Margaret Phillips Hosea Phillips Auburn Shiloh Harry Ludwig Elza Fasig Five Points Church J. A. Sweet

Bennett son Richard visits mother in Gage

Mrs. Bennett's son Richard of Gage has been visiting his mother Hivina Layton for two weeks. They returned home Thursday after a husband drove to accompany them.

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Westfield Community Notes of Visits and Returns

Mrs Emma Courtney and children returned to their home in Mattoon after a Sunday visit with Mrs Mary Parker and Mrs J L Hays Jetta Saturday for Ardmore Oklahoma where she will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs W B Ernst Miss Rose McKenzie of Lawrenceville returned home Thursday after a visit with Rev and Mrs D B Baer Mr and Mrs O Walker spent Sunday in Neoga with Wm Cornwell and family Mrs Ernest Slowker who has been visiting relatives in Indiana returned home Monday Mrs R F Thomas and Mrs Ada Fuller visited Miss Lucile Lee at Effingham Monday B Pinnell returned home Tuesday from Lafayette Ind where he has been taking treatment at the Wabash Sanitarium Dr and Mrs H Houser left Monday for a motor trip through Wisconsin and into Canada B M Petty and family went to Olney Thursday for a visit with relatives Mrs Anna Watson returned home Sunday after a visit with Mr and Mrs J M Watson at Martinsville Fred Fender and family of St Louis came Monday for a visit with Mr and Mrs W C Fender Carl Merrick and family were over Sunday visitors with relatives at Oblong

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Colgrove to Sing at Band Concert in Marshall

James Colgrove will sing The Love Nest at the Marshall band concert tomorrow night by special request. The band features a saxophone quartet with Chas Trefz, Wayne Hollenbeck, D E Sowers, and Colgrove. New numbers include Poet and Peasant March arranged by Henry Fillmore.

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Concerts by Roses and The Brothers to End September 1

A notice states the ensembles Roses and The Brothers will perform Days of Old and other pieces. The concerts end September 1 unless merchants request an extension. People may request pieces by calling 42 821 or 1638.

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Casey Walter B. Miller Alton West York Williamson Marshall Flour Mill Jno S.C. Nichols Sinclair Oils Lloyd Pulver Marshall, Ill Vegaco VanCamps Sunbright Cleaner D. D.doll & Son North Side Square Dulaney Bank Westfield Mui Harrisburg Ruben State College of Agriculture Randall Stephenson Miling Poland China Martinsville R. R. B Claude ‘Newman Col H 'S. Duncan Omaha Nebraska Keey W. H. Drewel Nat'l. Bank E. Bennett West Fnd Wagon Yard Vech Bros Marshall, I T
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