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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
A reader asked for a clearer description of rifle ball trajectories and was given a technical summary from the U.S. Bureau of Standards. The column also answers diverse queries on pear blight control, Panama Canal geography, dog breeds, religious creeds, congressional history, governor salaries, photography origins, and other curious topics with concise, neutral explanations.
Article advocates fall planting for roots to establish before growth. Recommends fall planting for perennials evergreens tulips narcissus peonies lilies iris and deciduous trees shrubs. Encourages furnishing outdoor spaces with living plants and emphasizes time as key to a finished outdoor look.
Ray Black and Miss Myldred English were united in marriage Saturday evening at 7 in the parlors of the Black Hotel with a ring ceremony performed by Rev. D. T. Black. The note mentions reformers rarely report progress.
Claud Lincoln, daughter of Chas Lincoln, born April 12 1875, died September 13 1925 at age 50 years 5 months 1 day. Wife of Joseph Bowen, mother of six Vera Virgil Vorhiss Evaline Hazel and Lloyd. Survived by four brothers and a sister. Funeral by Rev Roscoe Deverick at home. Buried Mt Pleasant cemetery.
Harold M Fredenberger son of John W and Daisy D Fredenberger born February 17 1915 in Auburn township Marshall Illinois died September 19 1925 age 10 years 7 months and 2 days He leaves a father mother four brothers Glen George William and John Jr three sisters Helen Myrna and Ruth and one grandmother Many friends in church and school mourn his loss He will be missed especially in the Sunday school class The church and community extend sympathy to the family.
Card of thanks from the family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during a long illness. John Payne of Yale and Sallie Payne of Casey were married Tuesday by Squire Craig in his marriage parlors above Fred B Keifer Drug Store.
A notice states that the John Burkhead case will be reviewed in the October Term of Pardons and Paroles. Andrew Burkhead signs the advertisement.
Moonshine Ray Layton of Orange married Reba Davis. The ceremony occurred last Wednesday night at the groom’s home with the Davis family hosting. Local relatives accompanied by Stella Dehl and Keith family members traveled to Minnesota to visit Irvin Keith. Dollie Horn of Hindsboro visits James and Dollie Steele. John Chapman and wife returned from a three week motor trip through Missouri Oklahoma and Texas.
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