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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2012
Page
4
A holiday column honors Irish roots and family members while warning against linking St Patrick’s Day to alcohol. The tale centers on McQuillan who sequentially drinks martinis, saving olives in a jar, prompting a puzzled onlooker to ask about the odd behavior.
A compact collection of jokes and quips about Irish immigrants Catholic life and humor. It recalls Bridget the dancer in New York and a parish confession gag, a woodworker tale, a finger‑loss accident at a sawmill, a Catholic divorce gag, and ends with a blessing for St Patrick's Day and daily well‑wishing.
Olivet Oak Chest Resale Shop hosts a March not Mad brown bag sale through March 24 offering $5 per bag on clothing shoes and accessories including headwear and footwear. The shop also runs a Collectibles sale with items like albums pottery china dolls Avon and books. Proceeds fund Olivet College scholarships.
The Monday Club of Marshall meets March 19 at 1 30 p.m. at Marshall United Methodist Church. The program features The Marshall Singers from Marshall High School led by Dr Laura Gilbertson. Calhoun Genealogical Society meets March 27 at 7 p.m. at CIDS facility with speaker Craig Kempf discussing funeral customs of the past 150 years. Public invited. For details call Jim Jackson at 269 288 1655.
The Marshall District Library will close Friday April 6 and Sunday April 8 in observance of holidays. It will operate as usual Saturday April 7 and resume regular hours Monday April 9.
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