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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

4

Funeral Attendance and Community Visits in Choctaw

Residents gathered for the funeral of Mrs Earl Jackson in Jackson district at Mt Pleasant. Local families from Choctaw and nearby towns visited relatives, attended church in Grand Turn, and hosted guests from Ohio and Marshall over the weekend.

Earl Jackson Jackson District Mt Pleasant John Carpenter Alright Frank Miller Perry Jackson John Lederman John Zeigler Wm ~Norton Verna Ben Setzer Homer Walters Terre Haute Jefferson Brewster Maude John Blizzard West Union Grand Turn Edward Pearce Thomas Craig Marshall Thomas Blizzard Charles Hollenbeck Ohio Martha Blizzard

Local Families Spend Sundays in Spiketown and Nearby Towns

Miss Bessie Padgett of Robinson visits sister Nancy Fredenberger as Jack Smitley and families spend Sunday with Syra Murphy. Several couples visit relatives in Clarksville Grand Turn Paris Terre Haute and other local stops. barns and silos are rebuilt. cows and corn feature in notes.

Bessie Padgett Robinson Nancy Fredenberger Jack Smitley John Clapp Clarksville Syra Murphy Abie Henderich George Bierbaum Henry Bierbaum Ira Winger Grand Turn Wilbur Maurer Jake Clouse Lyman Shank George German Clara Tumney Frank Hoenig Raymond Bays Dan Milburn Terre Haute

Martinsville Notes From Town and Surroundings

Comrade J P Byram attends the GAR Encampment in Indianapolis this week. Sisco Hammond of Casey, Bert Lingafelter of Johnson, and Win Wyrick of Melrose visited Martinsville on Monday. Rev. Litherland shipped his household goods to Atlanta Iowa and left after two years of service. Lewis Bach and wife from Santa Monica, California, visited and praised their success. Mrs. Mary Green of Greann spent time with Mrs. Jerry Ishler. Missionaries from Bogra, India, held services and plan to return in 1921. Will Stanfield will join an oil company in Bartlesville Oklahoma in a week. Ed McNary and wife plan a winter stay in Florida via Oklahoma and Arkansas. Harry LeSeure and wife visited Mt. Carmel with her parents. she will stay some time.

J P Byram GAR Indianapolis Sisco Hammond Casey Win Wyrick Melrose Will Medsker Martinsville S J Deahl Will Gallatin Florida Bert Lingafelter Johnson Rev Litherland Atlanta Lewis Bach Santa Monica Calif Lewis Mary Green Greann Jerry Ishler Church of God Dover Bogra India Will Stanfield Bartlettsville Okla Ed McNary Oklahoma Arkansas

West York Church Sermon to Be Last Before Conference

Rev O H Shoaff will deliver his final sermon at West York on Sunday afternoon before attending the forthcoming conference next week. Notables visiting included Hon C Ball of Washington DC and Miss Isabelle Craig of Detroit. Local residents Ike Seymour and family plus the Newlin and Weldon parties traveled to see the Masonic Temple and dine with friends.

O H. Shoaff C. Ball Washington, D. C Sarah Bell Bell Indianapolis Ike Seymour Rg Adam Gardener Aurora Bradbury Saul Bradbury Sullivan Isabelle Craig Detroit Michigan James Nicol Martin Newlin Fends Marshall Dan Drake Ferrel C. W Moore Robinson James Weldon Mae Weldon Brice Weldon West Union A. C Brice Columbus Ohio Priscilla Mount

Sunday Socials and Family Visits Across the District

Audrey Claypool visited Gladys Bardin and Sunday Owen Hendricks with family. Burkett family near Five Points hosted, Jess Hurst and wife welcomed a baby daughter. Alpha Claypool’s party visited Jess Hurst. Albert Clark and family near Hume joined Clarence Goekler. Mrs Sam Eddinger and two children visited her mother Mrs Melton. Zenas Murphy hosted dinner for relatives. Will Hendricks family visited Seaton near Martinsville.

Audrey Claypool Gladys Bardin Owen Hendricks James Burkett Burkett Five Points Jess Hurst Alpha Claypool Albert Clark Near Hume Clarence Goekler Sam Eddinger Near Oil Field Wm. Melton Zenas Murphy Will Hendricks

Local social notes from Hutsonville area gathering visitors

Mrs Mary Murphy and granddaughter Haline of Hutsonville visited relatives here over the weekend. Numerous residents hosted travelers from St Louis Indianapolis Chrisman Terre Haute Greenup and other towns. Highlights include Jack Barker of St Louis, Mrs Kate Thompson, Mrs Stacy Bradbury in Gibson, and dinners with the Whitman and Barker families.

Mary Murphy Haline Hutsonville Jack Barker St. Louis J T Fowler Indianapolis Kate Thompson Fannie Murphy C FE Johnson Stacy Bradbury Gibson Hazel Clark Chrisman Howard Jackson Nell Dennon St Louis Charles Fowler George Pritchard Sullivan Nell Baker Terre Haute M. Barker Haline Murphy Ray Whitman Lena Foster Kankakee Nicol Brazil Dave Howard Willam Lindsay Pauline Casey Miller James Miller Greenup Charles Downey Memphis Tenn Mattie Robert Roberts Marshall Nell Eisner Ruth Fern Palestine Reese Pritchard Chew Prevo West Union

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