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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1964

Page

2

Marshall Herald contact and publication details

The Marshall Herald is published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. Sth Street Marshall Illinois. Editor is Mark Stewart with Carlos Stewart. It is a second class postage periodical with subscription at 2 dollars annually and local ads priced 35 cents per column, classified ads 20 cents per line.

Wabash Valley Printing Co S. Sth Street Marshall, Tr Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Ilinois Illinois

Ohio Chapel social notes show many visits and gatherings

Local residents share a week of guests and outings. Mrs. Mabel Gard and Grace Dolson hosted visits. families gather for dinners, shopping in Terre Haute, craft meetings, and Easter celebrations. Names include Bartlett, Wells, Gard, Wernz, Hollenbeck, and Crummin.

Mabel Gard Grace Dolson Bill Cannady James Graham Steve Jesse Cannady Joy Skelly Pleasie Bartlett Ruth Boyer Anna Dee Wells Roseyln Thompson Randall Wesley R. H. Gard Dorothy Wernz Chris Allen Crummin Maggie White Ruby Graham Terre Haute Mary Sue Patience Dehl Carroll Gard Walter Gard Doris Nina Blankenbaker Grant Hollenbeck Mildred White Roselyn Thompson Joe Wernz Annapolis Fern Wernz Junior Spittler John VanFleet Earline Hollenbeck Bloomington Mllinois L. B. Young Robert Wernz Richard Bumpus Neal Bumpus Jean Nellie Hilbert William HE Marvin and Sons Charleston Indiana George Marvin Emma Reynolds Junior Wells Max Bartlett Grace Gard Jessie Cannady Lucille Vafleet Edith Jones Casey Stanley Wells Sarah Thorp Vivian Stephens St. Louis Pleasis Bartlett Tom Fulton Allen Crumlin Dorothy

West Union Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits and Birthdays

Mrs. Herman Gillis marked a 75th birthday with family at her home. Easter visitors included Eva Keller visiting her father Calk Nidey. Several trips and gatherings are noted, including Washington D C travel by Estella Shawler and attendance at the Wa basha Wiley Association meeting in French Lick.

Homer Bishop Paul Burrell Carol Danville Nora Claywell Georgetown Janet. Walter Snyder Eva Keller Calk Nidey Herman Gillis Agron Shaefer Trimbie Roy McCrory Erma Strohm Josephine Mazeltine Linda Jordan LaMotte Prairie Crawford County Delbert Reynolds West York Reynold Helen Rush Estella Shawler Terre Haute Washington, D. C Bernard Ulenhop Fred Kidd Alexandria Virginia Francis Thompson Arlington Gordon Coryell Don Hosch Lyman Shawler Wabasha Wiley Association French Lick Indiana Wilford Leasure Marshfield Stanley Leasure Fenton Ledermann Larry Morecraft Mark Joplin Missouri Fenton Leder

Local residents visit Marshall area over Easter weekend

Numerous families and guests traveled to or through Marshall over the Easter period. Individuals from Terre Haute Paris Robinson Martinsville Louisville and Chicago visited relatives including Mrs. Maude Paddock and Mrs. Elsa Coryell.

Mann Claude Morecraft Marshall Mary Louisville Kentucky Paddock C. B. Prust Terre Haute Mr. Prust Don Hosch Milo Prust John Cooney Chicago James Stover Arizona James Nestle

Choctaw Society News Notes

Mrs. Maude Miller hosts at West Union with Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Cline visiting. Funeral services for Roy Carpenter held Friday in Chrisman with Woodford Williams in attendance. Grace Blizzard joins Mrs. Walter Crumlin at Potters Hall for Easter tea.

Hershel Cline Opal McCollum West Union Woodford Williams Roy Carpenter Chrisman Maude Miller Grace Blizzard Walter Crumlin Potters Hall Grace Higginbotham

Local residents visit and family gatherings noted

Everett Garver and Max Garver with Bill and Mrs. Garver visit. Robert Garver family and Burton Riggs join. Bonnie Sanders from Terre Haute visits Mary Carpenter and Harry. Grace Higginbotham spends Saturday with Carpenter. Herman Carpenter stays over. Maude Miller visits with Martha Booker in Marshall. Ben Miller of Martinsville visits Sunday with Harry. Harry Carpenter and Everett Higginbotham visit Ottis Williams of Darien. Williams remains ill.

Everett Bill Garver Max Robert Garver Baby Burton Joe Riggs Joe Bonnie Sanders Terre Haute Mary Carpenter Harry Grace Higginbotham Hermann Carpenter Maude Miller Martha Booker Marshall Ben Miller Martinsville Harry Carpenter Everett Higginbotham Ottis Williams Darien

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