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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1925

Page

7

Local residents share visits and travels across towns

Ray Drake made a business trip to Marshall on Monday. Mrs. Laura Olmstead and children of Sterling Colorado visited with the Sackriders near Mrs Angeline Nidey. Mrs Lena Artman and two sons spent time in Danville with Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider. McDonald Wilson was in Marshall on business Thursday. Ed Artman hosted many guests including A B Sackrider and Isaac Hoskinson family Sunday. Cecil Wells family attended Wesley Chapel Sunday school. Nina Belle Miller returned to West York after visiting Miss Ellen Wells. School began with Leon Dodd as teacher. Wallace Ellett and family visited Casey. Jesse Spraker traveled to Annapolis on business.

Ray’ Drake Marshall Laura Olmstead Sterling, Colo Lena Artman Will Sackrider Angeline Nidey ogDonald Wilson A. BE. Francis Isaac Hoskinson Ed Artman Cecil Wells Wesley Chapel Nina Belle Miller West York Mary Ellen Wells Leon Dodd Melrose Wallace Ellett Casey Jesse Spraker Annapolis

Community Visits Mentioned in Weekly Notes

Mrs Mary Carpenter and son Har ry and Dorothy Miller spent Wednesday night with Ed Higginbotham of Spiketown T A Carpenter was a Marshall visitor Saturday Maude Blizzard spent Wednesday with Mrs Perry Williams Harry Higginbotham and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Ledermann George Ledermann and family of Walnut Prairie and Wm Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Char ley Hollenbeck and family Mrs Mary Carpenter and son Ben Miller and family Elder Jones and wife took dinner with Herschel Cline and family Sunday T A Carpenter spent Sunday with Perry Jackson and family Mr and Mrs Glen Malory Mrs Charles Williams Mrs Olsole Green ly spent Sunday with Otis Williams and family Carl Carpenter of Terre Haute spent over Sunday with homefolks

Mary Carpenter Harry Dorothy Miller Ed Higginbotham Spiketown T. A. Carpenter Marshall Maude Blizzard Perry Williams Harry Higginbotham John Ledermann George Ledermann Walnut Prairie Wm. Carpenter Charley Hollenbeck Mary .Carpenter Ben Miller Elder Jones Herschel Cline Perry Jackson Glen Malory Charles Williams Olsole Greenly Otis Wiliams Carl Carpenter Terre Haute John Nicol York Geogie Ledermann Walnut Prairie Mattie Carpenter Charles” Hollenbeck Frank Johnson Paris Big Place Herschel Higginbotham Henry Miller

Local Notes From Garner Town Visit and Reunion

Miss Nellie Hughes and sister from Chicago visit Garner Town. L W Hewitt and daughter Tress spent Friday with EB Medley and family. J R Guthrey visited Terre Haute last Thursday. Harry Horner family and Mrs Charley Whaley from Marshall toured the area Friday evening. Chas Hewitt and wife and L W Hewitt and daughter Tress and son Delphi joined the Hewitt reunion at Turkey Run on Sunday.

Nellie Hughes Chicago L. W. Hewitt Tress EB. Medley J. R. Guthrey Terre Haute Harry Horner Robert Charley Whaley Marshall Chas, Hewitt Delphia Hewitt Turkey Run

Local residents host gatherings and visits across towns

Ra CHOUTAW and others gather with Perry Jackson and families in Walnut Prairie and Paris areas. Hilder Walter Jones fills Elder M V Gilbert appointment with wife. Families from Terre Haute Clarksville and Green Moss visit Bobard Burger and David Thompson households over the weekend.

West York Notes On Local Residents And Visitors

Miss Mary Helen Lindley of Oblong high School occupied a position in the West York area. She was tome over Sunday. Mr. Selgel and children spent Sunday at Twin Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Orcutt visited York with Mrs. Orcutt's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Erol Wood and children visited Mrs. Viola Smith over Sunday.

Mary Helen Lindley Oblong High School Tome Squr Tre Selgel Childtren Twin Lakes

Numerous visitors and local happenings reported in Terre Haute area

A long list notes visitors from Chicago Detroit Tulsa and Philadelphia visiting relatives in Terre Haute Marshall Marshall county and nearby towns. Births and accidents are mentioned along with a burglary at A Bradbury's store and a roadside motor visit by the Drinkwater party.

Third Ishler Reunion Draws Family From Far and Wide

The Ishler family reunion at Martinsville on September 7 drew many descendants. Officers were elected including Arthur Ishler as president and Wes Ishler as vice president. Attendees hailed from Indiana Illinois Oregon California and Ohio with a message from Will Taggart and a closing vote to hold annual reunions.

Ishler Howard Taggart Martinsville Earle Luly Tuttle Aloha Oregon Edna Ishler Peoria Ilinois Porterfield Hazel Eugene Will Taggart Glendale Calif Arthur Ishler Terre Haute Wes Ishler Ohio Rebecca Straw Sophia Fisher Catherine Swartz Susannah Hainley George Ishler Henry Ishler Isaac and Jerry Ishler

No Ant Hills In The Nation’s Life Says Press

The Cincinnati Enquirer argues there is a place and mission for both church and cinema and criticizes antagonism between them. The Binghampton Press notes the ant as a model of industry but says ant hills have no market.

National Life— Cincinnati Enquirer Binghampton Press

Notice of Probate Application in Clark County Illinois

Notice to Alice Rubins Lawrence Pierce Lucy Ingram May Ingram and unknown heirs of John W Ingram that an application has been made to the County Court of Clark County Illinois for probate of the will of John W Ingram deceased and that the hearing of the matter is scheduled as required by law.

State of Illinois Clark County Alice Rubins Lawrence Pierce Lucy Ingram May Ingram John W. Ingram Illinois Said County

Administratrix Notice for Estate of William H Washburn

Ruth Washburn named Administratrix with Will annexed of William H Washburn deceased Clark County Illinois announces the October Term of the County Court in Marshall for claims adjustment. Creditors must attend and debts should be paid promptly as of August 18, 1925. H R Snavely attorney.

William H. Washburn Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall

The Life of Public Men Is One Resolution After Another

A Rutland Herald line notes that public figures’ lives hinge on a string of decisions and next steps, implying an ongoing process of political resolve and shifting commitments.

Rutland Herald

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