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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
4
Otis Williams visited Charles Hollenbeck at Choctaw Seng A on a Saturday. Williams and family spent a Sunday afternoon at Howard Serwise in Avon. Oscar and Noland Carpenter were in West Union Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson are the proud parents of a baby boy. Several social visits occurred as Billy L. Koppler plus Chris Koppler and Hannah Morgan joined sister Margaret Hart at Sullivan. Elsie Strohm and Carl Allbrecht visited Hattie Blizzard's family. Lola and William Norton hosted a Saturday evening party in Choctaw. Ditzenberger family members including Pauline Davison spent Sunday with Oscar and C A Ditzenberger in Terre Haute. Edward of Marshall and Gus Witt of Paris joined Ray Thompson and his son for Sunday gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Russell Hutchings of Arthur spent Saturday night with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Hutchings. Mr and Mrs Robert Findley moved to Terre Haute Tuesday. F E Siple of Oregon will preach at Salem church next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night September 22 and 23. Mrs Sperry Claypool and son Osby with Mrs Allen Claypool and son Virgil were in Terre Haute Monday afternoon. Mrs D Tate and grandson Kenneth Claypool with Mr and Mrs Jess Wilcoxson of Martinsville were guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tate at Pana Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Nay and children near Kansas were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Bueschmeyer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Silas Claypool and little son of Bridgeport spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents.
Everett Sweitzer and family from Paris join Everett Hollenbeck and family Sunday. Carl Albrecht of Ernst and Elsie Strohm of Avon visit Mrs. Hattie Blizzard’s household. Ledermann and Perry Jackson with families visit Ottie Davison in Ohio. Nicol and Grace Blizzard with West Union ties visit. County Superintendent B F Hol scher tours school. William and Lola Norton host a Pound party for about fifty friends. John Douglas from Taylorville stays over with Edward Burger.
James Drake and wife of County Line visited daughter and family near Martinsville. John Phillipps and families traveled to Paris and back. Clarence and Catherine Wells had tonsils removed in Paris. Mrs. B. S. Sackrider and son Earl were in Robinson on business. Miss Mabel Leasure teaches Liberty school this winter. Miss Mary Ellen Wells attends Annapolis high school this term. Mrs. M. C. Wells visited her sister near Annapolis. Alva Wells returned Sunday morning after five to six weeks away at fairs and sheep shows.
Mrs. Herman Hartman and son Jack of Indianapolis visited two weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norris and returned home Friday. Visitors include Mrs. Martin Kildow of Ellery staying with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers and son Will. Rev. James Story to preach at Snyder church Saturday night. Mis. Alice Collier went to Terre Haute last week to work for Pay Pittinger. Mrs. Stella Clementa of West York spent time with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Clements. Ola Collier attended Robins Bros circus in Robinson Friday. Fay Pittenger and wife of Terre Haute announce the arrival of a daughter. Mrs. Pittenger is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ogte. The exact wording contains several garbled phrases and unclear details.
George Morgan and wife and Clark Leggett and family spent Sunday with Henry Morgan near Chrisman. Ernie Bishop and family, Fern Pettenger and Oscar Leach visited Sylvan Morgan and family. They were joined in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Linton and their son Chester, and Alice and Marie Burkett.
An assortment of visits and social gatherings across Indiana and nearby towns. Danielville Danville Casey Huntingburg Sullivan Indianapolis Plainfield Hutsonville Walnut Prairie and Hutsonville residents are listed visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Harold Myers and infant son Andy Myers are noted as seriously ill.
Will Crowe of Melrose township west of West York died in the night from heart trouble. Survived by widow son John five brothers three sisters and many relatives. Funeral Saturday at Crowe church Turman township Indiana with burial in Crowe cemetery. Other brief notices list funerals of Frank Woods of Louisville and a series of social visits and travels among area residents.
J. C. Brydon chaired Group Six at the Executive Council gathering of the Illinois Bankers Association in Chicago on Friday. Social clubs in Kansas and local gatherings in town featured luncheons and friendly games with officers elected at the Nu-Craft Club.
Federal authorities raided the Vevay Park pool room last Friday. liquor was confiscated and one arrest made, manager J A Carroll arrested but released on $2000 bond. Miss Earline Brasel underwent acute appendicitis surgery in Terre Haute. improving. Mrs Willard Abel of Blue Mound Illinois visited relatives. Miss Dorothy McGinness accompanied her. Russell Vernon, recently discharged from hospital after appendicitis surgery, visited his parents. S B Todd returned from Detroit and is teaching at Faig banks High School in Faig, Indiana.
Miss Martha Jennings returned to Chicago with her uncle Harry Waltrip and Miss Lottie after a summer stay with the Waltrip family. The Coles county tuberculosis committee hires Dr. Paul S. Dodd as county veterinarian for one year starting October 1 at 3600 annually. Ruth Mills departs Friday for DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana.
State of Illinois Clark county estate of Myrtle Kile deceased heirs and distributees warned final report of Henry W. Kile as executor to be presented October 1, 1928 to Clark County Court seeking discharge. heirs may appear and oppose. HENRY W. KILE Executor 382 H R Snavely Atty.
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