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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
5
Mrs Randall Haddix and Mr and Mrs Russell Haddix of Snyder joined Mr and Mrs Thomas Haddix and Mir Haddix for a Sunday dinner. Also invited were Mr Dougan of Terre Haute and Miss Eva Schmachtenberger of Marshall.
The page lists Paramount features for Wednesday through Monday with Dorothy Gish in Remodeling Her Husband and other titles. It also notes Bryant Washburn in Sins of Saint Anthony and Bill Burke in Wanted a Husband plus Joe Martin and Wallace Reid features. Show times include 10 and 15 or 20 cents.
Dorothy Gish appears in a Paramount feature presented Tuesday with the film Turning the Tables. Admission is ten cents.
Lists of Marshall district residents visiting relatives and traveling for work and schooling. Names include Stella Smith, Mrs. Frank Malloy, Paris visitors, Miss Lola Archer, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll with guests Fred Records, Miss Helen Zeigler, Dorothy Zeigler, Miss Lennie Eggebrecht, Miss Frances Lutz, Miss Maude Lewis, A. M. Stevenson, Cleo Murphy, Otto Taubeneck, Miss Belle Mullins, Miss Hannah Ferry, Miss Beulah Holderman, Miss Mary English, Miss Lydia English, James Cork purchasing farm east of town, and other local residents visiting or traveling to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Bloomington, Chicago, Louisville, Findlay, and Champaign.
Ted Biethowet Mara Berry and families sphere through Battle Creek to fall visits with relatives. Arthur Deaner moves into newly purchased Maple street property. Miss Bessie Love attends millinery openings in Chicago. Emerson Apple visits from Robinson on route to Chicago. Flora McDonald College staff assigned for Red Springs NC. Lloyd Pulver resigns Standard Oil post. George Adams appointed. Ira Wyrick and Inez Frey wed at Rev. J. C. Craig’s home. Misses Birdie Lee Celia Looney visit J. K. Black in Terre Haute. Walter Cork attends Tilting Underwriters convention in Carbondale with Lion and Elks Club events.
A reader expresses gratitude to the Sunday school class for kindness and flowers and to the Rebekah lodge for sympathy during the death of sister Mrs. Anna Balsley. The message is attributed to Miss Margaret Garner.
Glareness Black visits his parents in the area to join Mrs. Black and daughter Dorothy. Evelyn Hunt wins two first prizes and a second in watercolor at the Clark County fair. Balsley relatives attend the funeral of Mrs. Anna Garner Balsley. Farm Bureau hires H H Walworth at $3600 annually for another year. Arthur Rack erby returns to Chicago after two weeks here. J K Kerr of Ohio Oil Co. plans a month at home after Shreveport trip. Kathryn Turman to Paris to teach this year. Fred Kallansa and Margaret Garner wed at the Methodist parsonage. Mayme Howard travels to Indianapolis before returning to Los Angeles.
Rev C E Pettit left yesterday to attend the 100th annual conference of the MJB church at Jacksonville Illinois this week. Delegates I W English and H R Snavely were named with Robert Nickerson visiting family here. The family of Dr Stephen Bradley and Otho Tibbs enjoyed a lawn picnic at the Bradley home Friday evening. Blundell Lucan cafe front repainted announcing their business in large letters. Leslie Jane and Elizabeth Manhart will attend Central High Evansville Indiana next year with L A Manhart and son Charles Dean accompanying them.
The market furnishes a fine array of provisions for hosting guests. A careful selection highlights seasonal produce, fine beverages, and artisanal goods to elevate the gathering with quality and variety.
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