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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1927

Page

5

Birthday Celebrations Highlight Mrs. L. M. Reece of Walnut Prairie

Mrs. L M Reece celebrated her 78th birthday with a noon dinner for 20 guests including Roby Chaplin and John Reece of Pontiac Earl Woods of Sidell Clarenge Thompson and son Foster Verinthiont John Rockwell of Paris Garnet Elston of Marshall and many Terre Haute residents Gifts and visits followed by a Paradise Lake picnic trip with J L May Shedeker Jennings and Craig families Also relatives gathered for Mrs Mary Umbarger's 68th birthday at Casey and county clerks attended a Lawrenceville convention Readers note weekend activities of local families and teaching Miss Helen Baird visited her parents in Marshall area

L. M. Reece Walnut Prairie Roby Chaplin John Reece Pontiac Earl Woods Sidell Clarenge Thompson Foster Verinthiont Mk Dha John Rockwell Paris David Elston Garnet Marshall Fred Reece Bert J. L. May J.Q. Shedeker M. Jennings Russell Craig W.W. Craig Paradise Lake Mattoon Odd Fellows Old Folks Effingham

Public sale notices and farm listings in Marshall Illinois

Classified column lists sales and auctions across Marshall area with times on October 1. Items include livestock cattle Guernsey and Jersey cows and breeding ewes, farm implements, furniture, and real estate loans. Also notices for heaters, carpets, lectures, optometry services, and multiple social announcements.

Marshall Guernsey Jersey Hal H. Kesler Kesler & Knowles Quinn

Carpenter Family Hosts Grandson Henry Warren Shawn Birthday

A Thursday afternoon party from four to six was held at Mr and Mrs H G Carpenter to honor their grandson Henry Warren Shawn on his seventh birthday. Guests included Marie Swinford, Mary Ellen Gillespie, Lucille Bradley, Beatrice Findley, Charles Ford, Edgar Morris, Miriam Potter, Willard Potter, William Taylor, Dean Martin, Robert Sisson, Margaret Stepp, Virgil Kallansa, Dwight Huey, Lester Shaffer, Homer Guinnip, Margaret Jennings, Ada Reece, Mary Ford, Eugene Thompson, Eilene Craig, Catherine Sagraves, Marjorie Ann Sagraves, Neva Kelly, Josephine Guinnip, Betty Jane Larrison, Annabelle Coldren.

H G. Carpenter Henry Warren Shawn Marie Swinford Mary Ellen Gillespie Lucille Bradley Beatrice Findley Charles Ford Edgar Morris Miriam Potter Willard Potter William Taylor Dean Martin Robert Sisson Margaret Stepp Virgil Kallansa Dwight Huey Lester Shaffer Homer Guinnip Margaret Jennings Ada Reece Mary Ford Eugene Thompson Eilene Craig Catherine Sagraves Marjorie Ann Sagraves Neva Kelly Josephine Guinnip Betty Jane Larrison Annabelle Coldren

Dinner guests at Coldren residence Sunday

Mr and Mrs Harry Coldren hosted a dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Geisert and daughter Wilma Mr and Mrs Fred Holzwarth Mr and Mrs Otto Sockler of Ernst Mrs Mary Coldren and son Abe and Margarite Imle Mrs Albert Sockler and Mrs Rosa Sockler visited in the afternoon.

Harry Coldren Robert Geisert Wilma Fred Holzwarth Otto Sockler Ernst Mary Coldren Abe Marguerite Imle Albert Sockler Rosa Sockler

Local residents share visits and moves in area

Mr and Mrs Carl Taubeneck and Mr and Mrs Jay Swern visited Indianapolis Sunday and Monday with relatives. Several families relocate with S Price moving to Terre Haute. Mrs Delia Archer shows slight improvement after illness. Parilee Hurst visits home from the University of Illinois. Julia Parsons and Ethel Hurst visit Indianapolis. Card of Thanks from the family of Mrs Delia Sharkey expresses gratitude to Rev Wilson and neighbors.

Carl Taubeneck Jay Swern Indianapolis Frank Brosmay Ted Swern Kri. S. Price Ed Haglish Marshall Terre Haute Julia Parsons Ethel Hurst Father Wilson Delia Sharkey

Frost Touches Locality On Monday Night

A light frost visited this locality on Monday night causing no damage. A new walk is planned on the west side of Bond street near Judge Griffith’s residence. Fashions change quickly as styles fade. ulsters were common six months ago but are scarce now. It’s odd to see men hauling coal in heat and watermelons loom large in Texas.

Bond Street Judge Griffith Texas

Pomona Visit and Local Notes From Forties Chronicle

Forty years ago Will and Bert Bryan bought hardware from Woodbury at Pomona California a city famed as Goddess of Fruits. Charles Allison and family visit from Chanute Kansas Teddy sports a beard and a long white plug Wm T Lacy from Cloone Parker township sends a 12 inch corn stalk with mature grains praising it for a premium.

Will Bert Bryan Fmelly Woodbury Pomona California Charles Allison Chanute Kansas Teddy Wm. T. Lacy Cloone Parker Township

John Sweet Surprised on 31st Birthday by Relatives

Thirty years ago last Wednesday John Sweet turned 31 and friends planned a surprise party. Relatives arrived with baskets and prepared a large dinner as he stayed silent about the plan. Billy Harrold worked as assistant day agent at the Van while Ed Frankenfield took a harvesting layoff. Lizzie Foster and Lulu Deaner visited West Union, Lillian Leseure traveled to Terre Haute for work, Mable Hogue returned from Ashmore with Ida Mitchell visiting briefly.

John Sweet Billy Harrold Ed Frankenfield Lizzie Foster Lulu Deaner West Union Lillian Leseure Terre Haute Charlie Hamill Mable Hogue Ashmore Ida Mitchell

Local notes on births, travel, and public service

Robert Taylor and wife welcome a nine pound daughter born Monday morning. Claude Potts, a Paris player, will move to Columbus Ohio after the season. Sam Baird and Otho Tibbs named policemen for the state fair grounds starting next week. Ben T Baird breaks ground for a new building on East Main Street and plans a double building with an iron front. Mrs EB Brown departs to attend the Illinois Methodist conference in Bloomington. Mrs W Moore and Mrs Geo O Baird will accompany her tomorrow.

Robert Taylor Claude Potts Paris Columbus Ohio Sam Baird Otho Tibbs Ben T Baird J. M Doherty East Main Street EB. R. Brown Bloomington W. Moore Geo. O Baird

Huppert brothers open auto garage move as army call comes

Elmer Huppert is called to serve and leaves for the south while Wilbur plans a move to Detroit to work in an auto factory. Edna Stateler wed James Kees, now with the 4th Cavalry at Ft Clark Texas, the couple’s romance beginning in Paris. Dr. Doll sells orchard apples to an Indianapolis firm, 1000 bushels first quality, twice as much inferior fruit. Will Davidson visits his sister and heads to Fort Logan Texas training camp.

Elmer Wilbur Huppert Marshall Casey South Wilbur Detroit Edna Stateler Henry Stateler San Antonio Texas James Kees 4Th Cavalry Ft Clark Kees Paris Doll Indianapolis Will Davidson Springfield Clarence Rhoads Fort Logan

Methodist Rally Day Sunday School and Worship Schedule

Sunday school starts at 9 30 with Rally Day. Dr Forsythe of the Board of Sunday Schools will be with us. Evening worship at 7 30. Address Dr N F Forsythe. Rally program for next week will be announced Sunday.

N. F. Forsythe Board of Sunday

Revival Meetings Begin at United Brethren Church

Sipes pastor leads revival services starting Thursday September 21 with daily gatherings at 7 30 p m. Morning Sunday School at 9 30 to 9 45 a m and services at 10 30 a m. Evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday and Centenary Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Friendship group also holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m.

Marshall Centenary Christian Endeavor Friendship

Congregational Service Details for George G. Ross

Morning worship at 10 45 with the theme Does It Make Any Difference What and How We Believe Church school at 9 30 Evening worship at 7 30 with the theme Responsibility Our Share Midweek meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Bible study and prayer session announced

Pastor Preaches The Master in His Place Theme

Christian K. C. Mowery leads Bible school at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 45 a m The evening worship begins at 7 30 p m The Junior meets as usual during the morning services with themes The New Birth and The Master in His Place.

K. C. Mowery

Community church notices outline weekly meetings

The Young Peoples Society meets at 6 30 p m. Mid week service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m with a Bible lesson for next Lord's Day. Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday afternoon at the church. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m. An all day service with a basket dinner is planned for October ninth to honor the community's elderly residents.

The Young Peoples Society Ladies Aid

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Mary Umbarger Cicero Bussard John Dow Pearl Shoot and Toledo Roscoe Umbarger Alma Mayfield Hettie Briscoe Russell Umbarger Westfield G. C. Cunningham Roy Swope Martinsville Leroy McNary Lawrenceville Helen Baird Tower Hill Mrs Ben T. Baird McHenry Big 4 Kesler & Knowles, Audts B. FP. Johnson Maple Street Buddy Ferris Cornie Shaw Farm Joe Stephens Moonshine Adress R. J Martinville Cole & Cole Loans Marshal Silnois Pythian Theatre R. ©. Jones N. 10Th Street Arcola Black’s Hotel Heberling G. C. Heberling Company Dept Til P. A. Rhoads Tllinois Johnson H. M. Davey & Co John Cunningham & Son Williamson Sam Walter Lyman Ferguson Cooper Cox Fairfield Vene Allen Herbert Baker John Gill Baby Vernon Bright St. Louis Arthur Walker Farmersburg Ind Charlie Williams Dave Gideon Clinton Field Williamson Gary Harry Williamson Teddy Williamson Budd Williamson Catherine Vargas Lloyd Chvistle Agnes Miller Chicago Harrison Walker Randolph Ferris Willis Billie Williamson C. O. Highsmith Ocie Ferris Lizzie Alexander Lester McCrory Rachel Lindley Vincent Willamson Geo. Vargas Catherine Williamson John Ferguson Robert Ferguson Chas. Hudson Alice Milam Willard Sim Keller Iva Crumlin Norma Sweitzer Mildred Sweitzer Marion Louie Trollet Odin Horace Treadway Jessie DeMougin Louise DeMougin Betty Sears DeMougin John Lewis DeMougin Ralph Worman Clark Pulver Edwin Peters Centralia Fred Pulver Mary E. Pulver Livingston Glenn Sweitzer Charles A. Sweitzer Armstrong Reubin Wesley Seifert Evansville Harold Miller Ed Fishback Geneva Miller Marie Junker Florence Junker Dorothy Dean Inez Berner Mildred Schaefer Evelyn Schaefer Herman Miller Logan Miller George Miller Robert Robinson Richard Miller Herbert Miller Fred Schaefer Fenton Shirely Glenn Imle O. H. Robsom Prudential Insurance Company West Baden Robson Donna Jean Fred Stout Harrisburg Creal Springs Richard William Miller Reuben and Mt. Vernon Walter H. Hutchinson Alma Lea Roy M. Goodwin Herman Fawley Decatur Harry Sockler Dan Fawley Millikin University Millikin- McKendree Lydia English Perce Cox Tulsa Oklahoma Mr. Cox Sidney Fred Berner D. A. Kroft Will Buehler Billy Vern Finkbiner Ruth Dan Finkbiner Verna Homer Ralph Alfred Junker Lloyd Oakland Lewis Finkbiner John Buehler Mr. Buehler Rev Ben Buehler E. A. Lockard Nellie Lockard O. R. Jones B. F. Holscher B. Reinheimer Pearl and Alma Supt D. C T. E. Davis Indiana NA Ize Aetna Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance Delia Archer Mrs. Archer D T Black Henry Berner al Stuempfle Parilee Hurst University of Illinois Virgil Hurst Corvin Faude Milwaukee Wis J H Davison Stanley Richards Findlay, Ohio J. W. Richards C. B Morris New Burnside Lu Siverly Don Medsker Methodist Howard Leach United Brethren I. B. Sipes Evangelical L. C E Emanuel George G. Ross Christian Ginghan Rayon Hope Maslin LeSeure’s Cash Store D.d.doll & Son Florence Marshall, Illinois Soldier Field
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