Real Estate Transfers and Executor Notice Filed
Real estate transfers listed include multiple parcels in Martinaville and Clark County with values from 1 100 to 8 600, transfers among James Rush Rupp Davis Brewer and others. An executor notice for the estate of William H Loser appears, calling creditors to present claims at the Clark County court in Marshall during the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Rush Rupp Cemetery
Davis
James M.redifer
Ott Marshall
Chas
Greengrove
D. A Stark
George
C sHallauer
Martinaville
Loti
Naomi
Claybankh
Elva Williams
Garris
Oger
Igatao
T .R
Lee
Marstall
Jasper
sWine Davig
Lot
Gaines
Newton Buckley
Wimmer
Robert
Taylor
James” “Cork
Atari
Willian
B. ‘Loser
William
H. Loser
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
Graham
Snay
Sheriff Sale Notice of Ethel V Low Property in Clark County
Public auction notice issued by Clark County circuit court seeking sale of Ethel V Low interests in land in section 2 township 9 north range 11 west Marshall Illinois. Sale set for September 24 1921 at 2 PM at the courthouse east door Marshall. Dated September 6 1921. W A Byrn Sherrit Clark County deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Clark
Ilinois
Ethel
Low
Edgar
Vo Low
Clark County
Ethel V. Low
Marshall
Illinois
al D
W. A. Byrn
Sherrit
Choctaw Social Notes From Local Visitors
The report lists visiting relatives and residents in the Choctaw area. Homer Hollenbeck and Herman Carpenter families traveled to their homes after extended stays, Maude Blizzard and Martha Blizzard spent time with Mrs Emma Nicol in Allright, Edna Burger of Paris visited Sunday, Frank Coombs and wife from Union, Sarah Nicol of Allright with Nellie Williams, Ola Reinhart of Albright started school Monday with 35 students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer ’ Hollenbeck
Darwin
Herman Carpenter
Chrisman
Maude
Martha Blizzard
Emma ‘Nicol
Allright
Edna, Burger
Paris
Garage Drive In Sign Sets High Service Standard
A neatly painted sign proclaims GARAGE DRIVE IN offering first class workmen for car repairs and adjustments. The ad contrasts skilled, efficient service with untrained tinkering, warning that poor care costs motor owners a pretty figure and promising trusted repairs at this shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
The Last Turn in the Road Ends in a Stranger’s Meeting
A weary traveler along a dusty road pauses with a wallet and a wish to reach Letty Mer win. He meets Bob Robert V Merwin a young newsboy who helps by delivering an envelope to Letty while sharing hints about his father and the family. The encounter stirs memory and resolves to move toward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Bob
Robert V. Merwin
Jenuse
Letty
Mer ‘Win
Bobbie-boy
Moththe
Mary Margaret McDonald Obituary in Marshall Indiana
Mary Margaret McDonald born May 15 1855 in Tuscarawas County Ohio died September 2 1921 at her home in Marshall Indiana at age 66 years 3 months 18 days She married John J Williams August 19 1880 who preceded her in death She later married Rev Samuel Slavens 1908 Survivors include daughter Kate and three grandchildren four sisters three brothers and many nieces and nephews Funeral at Livingston Church with Rev Bert Hckle officiating burial nearby
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Mary
Margaret ” McDonald
Tuscarows ‘County
Ohio
Marshall
John J . Williams
Kate
Wnion
Samuel Slavens
Slavens Wig
Baptist Church
Pibasant Run
Clay County
Indiana
Marshell
Slavens
Cand
George Snedeker
James Reynolds
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Finkbiner
Andrew Kesler
Marshall, Ti
Ross
Wm. McDonald
Hugh McDonald
Peoria
Jil
Nerces
Leslie R. Kibby
Livingston Church
Bert Hckle
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Stephen
Bradley
Locust St
A Este Ray
W.C. Perisho
Grocery
West Side
Rey
Ueet
Machlan
Marshallinois
McClure Newspaper Syndic
Department of Labor
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Bubeck & Gallagher
Marshall Herald
The
Terre Haute Star
P. A
Prince Aibar
Paar Et
Agia
J. Reynolds Tolscza Co
Jimmy
Prince Albert
Prince ‘Albert
P. Avis
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