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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1928

Page

4

Martinsville High School builds farm shop project

The Ag Club at Martinsville High School is constructing a new farm shop foundation laid last year. The future building will measure 24 by 40 feet as students level ground and prepare to install flooring. Nearby, G W Newlin plans a public sale at his farm seven miles south of Martinsville next Thursday before moving to the Wes Seaton property on North Mill Street. Miss Rosalee Sinclair leaves for Ann Arbor to study at the University of Music. Mrs E R McNary hosts a six o’clock dinner at the Benwood Hotel in Effingham with Mr Snyder from Springfield and Mr and Mrs A H Mautz of Effingham.

Ag. Club Martinsville High School G. W. Newlin Martinsville Wes Seaton North Mill Street Newlin Rosalee Sinclair Ann Arbor Mich University of Music E. R. McNary Benwood Effingham Snyder Springfield Ohio A. H. Mautz

Casey Night Patrol Foils Break-in at Middleton Station

Arthur Armstrong on night duty spots two men attempting to enter Middleton firing station early Wednesday. They flee to their car and speed away. Emmett Moore injures leg at work then returns home after treatment in Terre Haute. Various local visits noted among residents in East McDaniel and nearby towns.

Arthur Armstrong Middleton Emmett Moore Arnold Construction Company Terre Haute Dr. Johnson Moore

Choctaw Visitors Share Weekend with Local Families

Mr and Mrs Arthur Scarlett and daughter Florence of Lafayette spent the weekend with Mrs Hattie Blizzard and children. They were joined Sunday by H C Blizzard and wife of Terre Haute and John Garner and family. Mary Carpenter and Gladys Higginbotham of Marshall visited Mabel Jackson. Charles Burger of Kile stayed with Edward Burger and family. Maude Blizzard visited Mrs Anna Davison of Hall midweek.

Arthur Scarlett Florence Lafayette Hattie Blizzard H.C. Blizzard Terre Haute John Garner Mary Carpenter Gladys Higginbotham Marshall Mabel Jackson Charles Burger Kile Edward Burger Maude Blizzard Anna Davison Hall

Store Fire Destroys Pritchard Shop

Lyman Pritchard suffered a severe loss Friday night as his store burned beyond saving. Insurance partially covers the loss. Several local residents and relatives were mentioned visiting or spending time in nearby towns over the weekend.

Lyman Pritchard Arch Ralston Kansas John Bishop James Smith Martinsville Nellie Daugherty Lina Whitman Lee Willis Sullivan Cilf’ Whitman Now Ray Merom Bluff

Carpenter Family Visit Notes From Marshall Weekend

John Carpenter and son Oscar visited Marshall Saturday morning. Wesley Easerday and wife were Marshall visitors Friday. Thomas Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Shotts and family of Sigerly. T. A. Carpenter left Saturday for a few days. Visit at Chrisman and Cherry Point with relatives. Those who took Sunday dinner at John Carpenters were Goldon Carpenter wife and daughter Betty, Howard Serwise and family, and Mrs Lucy Chambers and children.

John Carpenter Oscar Marshall Wesley Easerday Thomas Carpenter Mary Shotts Sigerly T. A. Carpenter Chrisman Cherry Point Goldon Carpenter Betty Howard Serwise Lucy Chambers

Claypool Family Guests Fill Weekend in Ohio County

Oregon residents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Siple and Mr. and Mrs. Chase Blair with two daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goekler on Sunday. Chicago guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Claypool and son and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathews family. Westfield visitors Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Richey and daughter joined Sylvan Claypool’s birthday dinner near Grandview. Ophir Claypool began a new residence. Terre Haute’s Percy Murphy and Mrs. Hutchings visited Casey area.

Chase Blair Casey F. E. Siple Oregon Clarence Goekler Jerry Claypool David Leslie Claypool A. Mathews Chicago Sperry Claypool Coleman Richey Westfield Sylvan Marlin Claypool Thomas Nicholson Grandview Ophir Claypool Percy Murphy Terre Haute Chris Hutchings

Safe home remedies to treat bites and wounds from pests and rust

Advice on chigger bites and snake bites with steps to wash and apply carbolic acid and camphor solution, use suction syringe for venom, cautions on scrambling wounds, and urging immediate physician help. Includes cautions about rusty nails barbwire splinters and strong antiseptics like iodine or carbolic acid. Do not delay treatment or rely on trial by jury.

Chigoe Chigger Jigger

West York Church Hosts Revival Led by D W Mathers

West York reports a two week revival meeting at the Church of Christ led by Eld D W Mathers of Sumner with potential for extension. Local residents including Harold Newlin and Vera Carlisle visited, and numerous families hosted relatives over the weekend across nearby towns.

D W. Mathers Sumner Church of Christ Harold Newlin Vera Carlisle Ruby Heath Robinson James Lindley E .N. Miller Ethel Enfield Will Miller Mark Miller Georgetown D. N. Stanfield Lois Alice Stanfield Annapolis Martin Newlin Robert N. Murray Dulcine St. Louis Will Holaday C. A. Zellers L. J. Brandenberg Mattoon Carrie Nidey Everett Swope Clem Sims Joe Sims Ednar Bagshaw Amanda Lindley Essie Mount Terre Haute Lella Evans Leo Reynolds Ralph Sims Roy Stevenson Kenoshoia Wis Malcolm Knight Catherine Piety Graysville Ind Sullivan Frances A. Kelly W. H. Plety Cathryne Wright West Union R. L. Bell Carl Ryerson Toledo Ohio C. D. Ryerson

Card of Thanks for Fitzgarrald Family

The Fitzgarrald family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of their son and brother Mr. W. F. Fitzgarrald.

W. F. Fitzgarrald

Gratitude for Kindness After Death of Henry Stockwell

The Stockwell children thank friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their father Henry Stockwell.

Henry Stockwell

Honest Man Discovered In Illinois Governor Campaign Event

Ottawa residents were surprised by hand bills promoting Floyd T. Thompson as an honest man who will address the public in the Armory at Ottawa on Friday evening September 14 at 7 PM. The notices urged every citizen who loves Illinois to attend.

Ottawa Floyd T. Thompson Diogenes Floyd BE. Thompson Illinois

Lost Enjoyment If One Cares Nothing for Books

Fragmentary OCR note discusses diminished enjoyment of reading and mental needs, with garbled phrases such as Stiut Opt ayhole 25 or 30 cents and references to power to enjoy life on earth. The text suggests a critical reflection on intellectual satisfaction and personal pursuit.

Sealing Wax Mixture For Wax Seals

A historic tip suggests melting equal parts shoemakers wax and resin in a pan over hot water to form a sealing wax. The method aims to prevent scorching and produce an acceptable final seal.

Memory and Genius in the Mind of James Rireseli Lowell

Fragmentary quotation attributed to James Rireseli Lowell discusses memory as a function of genius. The text presents a philosophical view on how memory compounds with intellect over time.

James Rireseli Lowell

Advantage in Marriage Reported by Actuaries in England

The convention of life insurance actuaries heard that married men live about five to four years longer than bachelors in England. The statement cited data from actuarial studies and sparked discussion on policy implications for married life.

England

Emancipation of Business From Politics Cited

A student of money in American Magazine argues finance should be free from political influence, claiming business and finance have been emancipated from politics amid economic panics.

American Magazine

Obituary of Malinda Murphy of Marshall

Malinda Catherine Sears Murphy born April 8, 1853 died at her home in Marshall September 11, 1928 aged 75 years 5 months 3 days. She married Joseph W. Murphy March 12, 1874 and had two sons Joseph Frederick and William G. Murphy. Survived by brother William Sears Paris and sisters Mrs Lyman Newman Clarksville and Mrs Mary Hoskins Kansas. Funeral September 13 at 11:00 a.m. in Clarksville Baptist Church officiated by Rev. W. A. Fuson. Interment Clarksville cemetery.

Malinda Catherine Sears Murphy Marshall Joseph W. Murphy Joseph Frederick William G. Murphy William Sears Paris Lyman Newman Clarksville Mary Hoskins Kansas Clarksville Baptist Church W. A. Fuson

Mrs Edward Norris Visits Doctor in Terre Haute

Mrs. Edward Norris in poor health visited a doctor in Terre Haute on Tuesday. Various local families spent Tuesday and Sunday visiting relatives in Robinson and Prairieton Indiana including the Hollenbacks Buckles Taylors Myles and Cornwalls. Mrs Norris planned a Chicago trip to visit her son Floyd Norris.

Edward Norris Terre Haute Norris Lawrence Hollenbeck Max Helen Robinson Robert Buckle R M. Clements Joel Buckle Auburn Max and Charles Taylor N. R. Myles O. L. Myles Richard Melbourne Prairieton Ind Ola Collier Clarence Collier Palmer i Cornwell Chicago Floyd Norris

Thanks for help at our mother Wilhelmina Spenger’s death

We express gratitude to those who assisted at the time of our mother Wilhelmina Spenger’s death and for the kindness shown by the people of Marshall and for the floral offerings from the Childres family.

Wilhelmina Speng‘ber Marshall

Obituary for Mrs Spengler Wilhelmina Wesser Clark County resident

Wilhelmina Wesser Spengler born February 9, 1851 in Wabash township Clark county died September 8 1928 aged 77 years 6 months 29 days. She married Peter Spengler February 4 1875 creating a family of 10 children. Funeral services were held September 10 at Zion Evangelical Church with Rev. Howard Leach officiating and interment in Zion cemetery.

Wilhelmina Wesser John A Kathryn C. Wesser Wabash Township Clark County Peter Spengler Spengler Theodore Miller John Spangler Ruby Miller Katherine Miller Will Miller Indianapolis Earl Elliott Albert Woran Cleveland Ohio Alice Spengler Abe Schumaker Marshall Mary Wesser Terre Haute M. E. Church Ind Zion Evangelical ‘Chirch Howard Leach Zion Cemetery

Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement

State of Illinois Clark county sa Estate of Myrtle Kile deceased Heirs and distributees are notified that on Monday the 1st day of October 1928 the executor will present to the county court of Clark County Illinois his final report and asks to be discharged from duties and responsibilities of the estate Henry W Kile Executor H R Snavely Atty

State of Illinois Clark County Myrtle Kile Illinois Henry W. Kile

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