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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1928

Page

5

Luncheon Party Hosts Large Marshall County Circle

Mr and Mrs John McCauley entertained at 7 00 PM Monday with a long list of guests including Mr and Mrs Don Medsker Mr and Mrs B F Holscher Mr and Mrs Paul Hill and many others from Paris and nearby towns High score prizes went to Mrs Bethards Mr Rolison and the couple Mr and Mrs Wer telaman Low scores to Mr Medsker Mrs Brady Mr Rademaker and Mrs Rolison A Sunday dinner guests at Miss Mabel Jacksons south of Marshall included a large group with several Jacksons and friends attending in the afternoon

John McCauley Genevieve Don Medsker B. F. Holscher Paul Hill Lloyd Pulver Cifisiaronie James Brady E. ‘D. Horton H. Rolson Charles Ridgley E. P. Bertelszman Ed Bethards Paris Bethards Rolison Wertelaman Medsker Brady Rademaker Mabel Jackson Marshall Rosemary Cline Garnet Cline Wesley Carpenter Harry Marie Hutchings Imogene Jackson Mary Carpenter Homer Lincoln Gladys Hollenbeck Willie Ledermann Wilma Geneva Fenton Cline Dean Whittaker Howard Cleo Oscar Margaret Schick Ruby Cunningham Emery Bessie Morgan Alma Romoser Ethel Drummonds Kenneth Tingley John Craig Carrie Thompson John Albrecht Gladys Higginbotham Mabel Leon Louise Mildred Jackson

Henry Shaw Celebrates 8th Birthday Saturday Afternon

Henry Shaw entertained Saturday from 2:00 to 4:30 to honor his eighth birthday. Guests included Robert Sisson Willard Potter William Taylor Chas Ford Eugene Thompson Virgil Kalansa Charles Hill and Bell Hill. Games were played and refreshments served.

Henry Shaw Robert Sisson Willard Potter William Taylor Chas Ford Eugene Thompson Virgil Kalansa Charles Hill Bell Hill

Nay Couple Plans Move to Arcola After Kalama Visit

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nay of Kalama, Michigan, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. English, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nay. They traveled to Arcola the first of the week where they will locate.

E. B. Nay Kalamazoo, Mich Charles T. English Ed Nay Arcola George Taylor of LaSalle B. L. Taylor Mildred Spotts Harriette

Ladies visit Mrs Berner in Robinson hospital

Mrs Robert Maurer Mrs Will Davidson Miss Inez Berner and Miss Dorothy Dean visited Mrs Edgar Berner in the Robinson hospital on Monday. Charles B McMorris returned Wednesday from Chicago where he attended a board meeting of the Illinois State Normal schools.

Robert Maurer Will Davidson Inez Berner Dorothy Dean Edgar Berner Robinson Hospital Charles B. McMorris Chicago Illinois State Normal Schools

For sale ads and community notices blend in Marshall listings

A dense OCR of Marshall neighborhood notices includes sale ads for a 1928 Pontiac coach and Parkoff seed wheat, local services, upcoming events at Choctaw and Liverly schools, a free Christian Science lecture, and social notices. The mix lists items for loan, insurance, house goods, sewing, and a large sample of local gatherings and family announcements.

Marshall Women’s Club Members Attend Robinson Dinner

Miss Lydia English and other members of the Proth about Women’s Club of Marshall motored to Robinson Friday evening for a dinner at the Woodworth Hotel. The Robinson club hosted its fourth birthday with seven clubs represented and each seated at its own table. Mrs. George Farris, club president, and other presidents spoke, followed by an interesting program.

Lydia English Harry Cropp George Matkins Co. B. McMorris Dorothy Moore Senet Fleve “McCailey Ana Acs Women’s Club of Marshall Robinson Woodworth Hotel Robinson Club George Farris Marshall Club

Farewell Surprise Honors Claris Sipes Near Marshall

Tuesday evening September 18 Miss Mary E Pulver hosted a farewell party for Miss Claris Sipes who is moving to St Francesville. Guests included Miss Florence Beltz Pauline Cork Nora Belle Gallington Mildred Irwin and several local residents.

Mary E. Pulver Marshall Claris Sipes St. Francesville Florence Beltz Pauline Cork Nora Belle Gallington Mildred Irwin Harry Setzer Ralph Gallington Norman Cork Fred Pulver Glenn Wyrick Lawrence Lewis Clark Pulver Glenn Switzer

Couple Moves to Ohio for Ohio State University Work

Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Holscher depart National home with his parents for Columbus Ohio where he will begin work at Ohio State University. He is a University of Illinois graduate with high honors class of 1928 and holds the United States Bureau of Standards Fellowship in Ceramics at Ohio State University and is a member of Tau Beta Pi and Keramos honorary fraternities.

Harry H. Holscher B. F. Holscher Columbus Ohio Holscher Ohio State University University of Illinois United States Bureau of Standard Tau Beta Pi Keramos

Dinner and Bridge Evening Hosted by Miss Sullins

Miss Gladys Sullins entertained to dinner and bridge Monday evening. Guests included Miss Lois Todd of Casey Miss Helen Hurst Mr C G Claypool Mrs T R Lovett of Danville Mrs F B Cole Mrs George Farris Mrs B R Brockway and Mrs Leon Cox. Miss Hurst won the high score prize.

Gladys Sullins Bridge Lois Todd Casey Helen Hurst C. G. Claypool T.R. Lovett Danville F. B. Cole George Farris Leon Cox Hurst

D A R Meeting Honors Caroline Harrison Day

The D A R will meet with Mrs D D Doll Monday afternoon to observe Caroline Scott Harrison day. Caroline Harrison was the wife of Benjamin Harrison and the first president general of the National Society of the D A R. J H Miller of Arabia Ga reports improving health and able to ride out most days after a period of illness.

D. D. Doll Caroline Scott Harrison Benjamin Harrison National Society of the D A. R J. H. Miller Arabia, Ga Marshall

Mary C Ross Largely Absent From City With Illness

Mary C Ross formerly of this city and now residing with her daughter Mrs. Fred W Stepleton in Houston Texas has been very ill for two months but is some better now.

Mary C. Ross Fred’ W. Stepleton Houston Texas

Transfers Recorded This Week in Martinsville Area

Week's recorded transfers show Greenville A Hurst to R A Watson for a lot in Marshall. Ziniri Amsteti to Martinsville Loan and Building Association. Florence Wood to R F Miller for land in 1-9-13. Francis M Johnson to Joe Yager for land in 33-9-14. Edward C Haviland to Pitts C C St L A R Co for land in 6-11-11. Nannie E Life et al to Lewis Life for land in 31-9-11. John G Clark et al to T E Palmer for land in Casey. Martinsville Loan and Building Association to Coral A Sweet for a Martinsville lot. J H Donovan to Fenton B Cole for land in 22-10-13. Emma L Dickerson to Hal H Kesler for land in 12-11-11. Laura Trimble to Charles Donaldson and wife for a Westfield lot.

Greenville A. Hurst R. A. Watson Marshall Ziniri Amstet i Martinsville” Loan and Building “Association Martinsville Florence Wood R. F. Miller Francis M. Johnson Joe Yager Edward C. Haviland Pitts C. C Nannie E. Life Emma L. Dickerson Hal H. Kesler Laura Trimble Charles Donaldson Westfield

Paxson Link Improves After Terre Haute Hospital Wreck

Paxson Link of Paris is improving at a Terre Haute hospital after a three car wreck east of Marshall on Thursday September 20. He was the sole injury in the collision.

Paxson Terre Haute Paxson Link Paris Ft ‘Marshall Link

Fashion's Tyranny In Vogue

A reflective piece on society's fixation with clothing shaping self perception. The author questions how fashion dictates behavior and identity, urging deeper autonomy beyond style trends and external judgments.

The Bunch Hoi Pallat is Greek and news the masses

A fragment notes that The Bunch phrase Hoi Pallat is Greek in origin and discusses how it relates to crowds or the masses in public discourse. The wording hints at a study of cultural phrases and mass mindset.

Marriage Licenses Reported for Numerous Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows Fred Willford and Mil dred Finkbiner both of Marshall. Charles Harshbarger and Oda Terrell of Casey. Harry Vanatta and Mary Jane White of Sumner. Floyd Sader and Tylvne Myers of Marshall. Ralph Mood of Paris and Hazel Shank of Paris. I C Wallace Jr. of Windsor and Iva Lucille Renifro of Windsor. Arthur Strain of Terre Haute and Stella Johnson of Prairie Creek. James Lester of Bloomfield and Kathryn Goodman of Newberry. Harold West of Argenta and Mildred Boop of Argenta. Vern E Trueblood of Terre Haute and Ruth Richards of Terre Haute.

Fred Willford Marshall Mildred Finkbiner Charles Harshbarger Melvin Oda Terrell Casey Harry Vanatta Sumner Mary Jane White Floyd Sader Hillsboro Ind Tylvne Myers Ralph Mood Paris Hazel Shank I. C. Wallace Jr Windsor Iva Lucille Renifro Arthur Strain Terre Haute Stella Johnson Prairie Creek James Lester Bloomfield Kathryn Goodman Newberry Harold West Argenta Mildred Boop Vern E. Trueblood Ruth Richards

Tyrant's Idea of Peace Provokes Chinatown Sage Parable

In a quixotic remark, Hi Ho of Chinatown muses that even tyrants seek peace though his enemies remain hostile. The odd phrase, warning of hidden danger, hints at a broader skepticism toward wartime sentiment and power.

Hi Ho Chinatown Ah Star

Reformers face indifference from crowds in pursuit of change

In the Francigen Chronicle, a reformer struggles as many overlook him and fail to see any real advantage in adopting his path. The piece highlights public apathy toward reform and the daunting challenge of rallying support without clear personal gain.

Sarn Francigen Chronicle

Goodwin Misses Obstacles Highlight Hidden Genius

D W Cather notes how hardship and misfortune shape latent genius in Goodwin. The reflection casts struggle as a forge for talent, suggesting resilience and persistence.

Goodwin D W Cather

Reverend Powers Travels Through Marshall Toward Conference

Reverend P. Raymond Powers spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Marshall en route to the Southern Illinois Conference of the Methodist church.

P. Raymond Powers Marshall Southern Illinois The Methodist Church

Frick Family Guests and Week End News

Dr Walter M Frick and sister Mrs Effie Allen of New Orleans visited their aunt Mrs A W Carhart. Mrs Emily R Frick will arrive next week to visit Mrs Carhart. Mrs Allen Dean spent several days visiting friends in Terre Haute. An all day meeting and basket dinner is planned at Five Points church on Sunday October 7.

Walter M. Frick Effie Allen New Orleans A. W. Carhart Emily R. Frick Allen Dean Terre Haute Five Points

Obituaries and Court Notes From Marshall County

Obituaries report Samuel Thomas Brosman 73 dying at home in Marshall with funeral at Christian church and burial at Blue Grass cemetery. Wm F Fitzjarrald Jr eight dies in Gary Indiana with Marshall services at Christian church. Elmer Fawley 70 dies in Marshall. funeral at residence with two children mentioned. Henry Stockwell 76 dies in Marshall. service at Cooper Chapel with burial at Black cemetery. County court lists Mary Gross estate final settlement and W T Sinclair estate sale and awards. case People vs R M Davis for dis orderly conduct with a $500 bond and guilty plea.

Samuel Thomas Brosman Marshall The Christian Church Carl Carpenter Blue Grass Homer Thomas Pomona Calif Newton Martinsville Wm. F. Fitzjarrald Jr Wm. F. Fitzjarrald Gary Ind Elmer Fawley Howard Leach Fred Fawley Findlay Ohio Wm. Lickert Herman Fawley Henry Stockwell Cooper Chapel Bert Eckel Black Cemetery Charles Lawson Evansville John McMullen Hindsboro Ethel Stockwell Nancy Stockwell Mary Gross W. T. Sinclair R. M. Davis Bond Igs

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