Westfield notes from Review on church, oil hopes, and veterans
Westfield report covers United Brethren annual conference in session with Dee stun, Rev. McClanathan returning to Westfield for another year. Oil vein found at 175 feet on the Black farm north of town. Local families rejoice as Lloyd Perigo and Stewart White arrive home from overseas service after twelve months, nine in Germany. Announced marriages include Avice Sybil Johnson to James David McKercher on September 3 in Kalama Washington. Other items note Rev E Pendry’s return from Indianapolis conference, and Mr and Mrs Kimball and Mr and Mrs Flenner touring Illinois to Oklahoma. Judge Snavely and Frank O’Hair in town on motor railway business. Rev J A Burkett to attend Charleston conference. C E Bennett family home from Phoenix.
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The
United Brethren
McClanathan
Westfield
L. R. Perigo
J. H. White
Lloyd Perigo
Stewart White
Hobooken
N. J
Germany
Avice Sybil Johnson
W. G. Johnson
James David McKercher
Kalama
Wash
E. Pendry
Free Methodist Church
Indianapols
M. S. Kimball
C. M. Flenner
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Frank T. O’hair
Paris
Memorial for Indiana native with Marshall ties
Indiana born, later a Marshall resident since 1857, dies at Memphis. Survived by son Charles Shelton and a sister Mrs. Charlotte Guthrie. Funeral held in Memphis with Rev Russell S. Brown officiating. burial in Marshall. Distant relatives from Terre Haute Sullivan Paris and others attended.
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Indiana
Louise Blandon
Norristown
N. J
Charles Shelton
Sarah
Harry
Cora
Oggie
Terre Haute
Marshall
Charles
Wilberforce
Ohio
M._E. church of
Charlotte Guthrie
Russell S. Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Second Congregational Church
W. T
Belle Haynes
Wm Bass
Tyler
Harris
Jewish Relief Campaign Planned
The Illinois section of the American Jewish relief committee shifts its drive for 1 500 000 to aid destitute wartime sufferers to late October. Counties including Cook pledge 1 000 000 with 1 500 000 remaining. districts outline targets for Clark Coles Cumberland Champaign Crawford Douglas Edgar Effingham. Patrick Smith born 12 Nov 1835 Terre Haute died 31 Aug 1919 Memphis while visiting granddaughter.
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Illinois
American Jewish Relief Committee
Poland
Russia
Galicia
Romania
Palestine
Cook County
Clark
Coles
Cumberland
Champaign
Crawford
Douglas
Edgar
Effingham
Patrick Smith
Terre Haute
Ind
Memphis
Tenn
Mariott and
Nancy Smith
Doans Kidney Pills Help Marshall Man After Kidney Trouble
Marshall resident Frank McDaniel recalls two years of kidney complaints with backaches and fatigue. After trying several medicines he used four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and was cured. He bought them at City Drug Store and urges others to seek the same remedy.
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Dean
Marshall
Frank McDaniel
Main St
Doan
Aai Daniel
Bester Mulpura Co. Mirs
Budslo
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Foreign Symphony
Symphony
Brunswick
New Brunswick
H. .M.dewey.& Co. Furniture and Undertaking
Otto Ots Ci
Johnson
the Herald
Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
Casey
Banner Times
EB. L. Shinkle
Mary J. Spraker
W. Main Street
Thomas Hasley
Frank, Jr
Marietta
Frank Hasley
Martha Green
Sue Williams
Miss Green
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Williams
Carrie Brandenburg
Joe Mumford
Chicago
M. Davis
Irene Hagan
Ashland
J. F. Emrick
Thos. Rosencrans
Sullivan, IL
A. L. Ruffner
J. H. Poe
Indianapoli
Lizzie Williams
St. Louis
Walter Whitney
Oscar Huckaba
Charleston
Nancy Welsh
Kansas City
Kas
A. A. Lambdin
Ethel
Martinsville
Henry Tyler
C. H. Goble and Son
Indianapolis
B. B. Woods
Fletcher
Steele S
Machlan’s
East Main Street
Murphy
Essex
Pan
Zenne Wan
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Utah
P. A
Prince ‘Albert
RJ. Reynolds, Tobacco’ ‘Company
Winston- Salem
N.C
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