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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

6

Weekend Socials Connect Local Families Across States

Mrs and Mrs Kéoneth Van Dyke and Bandra of Tamanipelis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Arch Davidson. They were joined for dinner as a native of that country. They are staying with Mr and Mrs Hubert Titus. Roy Hargis and family of Joliet visited with Merrill Bruner and Jonas Goucher at Riley. Oscar Langford of Terre Haute visited Don Medsker. Wanda Sweitzer and Richard Wall visited Auburn. Tlllard Quinn of Tucson joined Harve Nightlinger for a Saturday evening visit.

Kéoneth van Dyke Bandra Tamanipelis Arch Davidson Dinware Hubert Titus Roy Hargis Mer Jonas Goucher Riley Oscar Langford Terre Haute Don Medsker Wanda ‘Sweitzer Richard Walllace Auburn Tdllard Quinn Tucson Arizona Harve Nightlinger Fort Leavenworth Kansas Danny Taylor Audrey Koutsoumpas Earl Gunn Steven St. Francisville Ifthe Snapp Minnie Norton Perre Haute Clara Norton Lu Jones Milo Prust West Union Irene Cline Margaret Gresham Chicago Susan Jacobs Lois Jones Ben Saiter Lola Ann Shirley Hills Sharon Lashbrook Charleston Walter Adams Lincoln Nebraska Fred Adams Dale Norton Tommy George Cork Town Martha Bush Springfield Missouri Jack Shanks Ruby Harris Beasie O'Neal Indianapolis Anne Baker George W. Schumaker Wilburn Clough Doris Yoder Geo. Bier Frieda Thompson Charles Perkins Dayton Ohio Genevieve Perkins Joseph Mary Washburn Harry Drake Marshell Florida Keyes Robert Wyrick Marshall Ruth Kile Lola Davis Robert Cox Mooresville Indiana Tarquin Bennett David Welsh Frank Welsh Burl Candler Union Hospital Ottie Cambpell Oakland Almeda Dunkel Josephine Marie Kile Tolano Ilinois Walter Stewart James Moore Quincy Effie Dancey Winamac W. E. Camp Kiwanis Club Paris Frank Coleman Hattie Shaffer O. C. Craig Gary Lamm Wilma Dean Hédgen Kansas City Frank Hedges Hedges Eugene Hasten Poria Perry Green Herman Renner Joliet Penitentiary George Amacher Lena Otto Amacher Mildred Jared Judy Newton Cork Robert Pinkstaff Carroll Shaffner Terry State College Pennsylvania Carl Shaffner Claude_Fox Valparaiso Arthur Staggs Charles Hickox Casey Joe Middleton Flat Rock Wm. Milne Cynthia Billie New Albany Bill Forsythe Otto Crumlin Les Butts Marie Anne Charles Kemp Zion Harry Kemp Waukegan H. J. Kemp Lilie White Cash Strohm Richard Bumpus True Thompson Paul Corbin Findlay Lilly Wolcott Florida H. G. Ritter, Sr Madison, Ill Gustave Ritter Jerome H. Millhouse Basil Moore Mt. Vernon Ill John Riley Wayne Crumrin Hammond Otto Crumrin Ruth Ann Day Floyd Moore Buddy Bloodworth 8Th St

Local Want Ads Highlight Open House and Miscellaneous Listings

Community notices show a poultry house reopening on South 7th with Honegger feeds and pullets for May, plus numerous sales and services. Residents advertise cleaners, repairs, rentals, real estate, livestock, and social notices across Marshall and nearby towns.

Marshall Woman's Club Plans Soil Conservation Tour

The Marshall Woman's Club will meet Monday April 9 for a soil conservation tour guided by Clark County Farm Adviser Robert J. Hollenshe. The tour visits area farms showing improved conservation, ending with a box lunch at Mrs. Harold Newlin's home after a 10:00 a.m. meet at the Methodist Church. Members bring their own lunches and rides are available.

Marshall Woman's Club Robert J. Hollenshe Clark County Harold Newlin Methodist

Wool marketing year ends March 31 1956 clarified

Harold Weaver Clark County ASC Committee chairman announced the 1955 wool marketing year ends March 31. Producers must file payment applications for eligible shorn wool or lambs within 30 days after year end, by April 30 1956. Competitive exams for University of Illinois tuition scholarships set for April 28. seniors should contact county superintendent of schools for details.

Harold Weaver Clark County ASC University of Illinois

Marshall Community Unit Schools announce kindergarten registration drive

The Board of Education election runs from noon to 7 pm. Regular session set for Thursday April 12. Preschool registration begins to record future kindergartners for 1956 through 1962. PA survey planned. Teachers attend workshops April 6 7 and 13. Administrators host dinner for Lester Buford NEA president in Charleston April 6.

Board of Education Marshall Community Unit Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Charleston Lester Buford National Education Association

Real estate transfers and deeds listed

A series of 1956 real estate transfers are recorded including warranty deeds from Cora and R R Francis to Marilyn Knecht for section 20 township 10 range 14. Leonard F Spellering and others to B Cole for Lot 4 Dulaney addition Marshall. Harry Duke Jr and Fredda K Duke to Frank Cole for section 13 township 12 range 14. Everett and Ruth Seed to John E and Elaine A Rex for lots 2 and 3 block 9 Wih B Archer's first addition to Marshall. Dean and Leota Alexander to Everett D and Ruth M Seed for section 25 township 11 range 12. Claude W and Norma I Cox to Leslie Clapp for block 44 in original town of Westfield. James B Cook to Lawrence and Madge Cook for section 33 township 12 range 11.

Cora R. R. Francis Marilyn Knecht Leonard F. Spellering B. Cole Dulaney Marshall Harry Duke, Jr Freda K. Duke Frank Cole Everett Ruth Seed John E Elaine A. Rex Wih. B. Archer Dean Leota Alexander Everett D Ruth M. Seed Claude W Norma I. Cox Leslie Clapp Orginal Westfield James B. Cook Lawrence Madge Cook

Sermon on Memories of Yore and What's Ahead

Sunday services list Sunday school at 9 15 and morning worship at 10 30 led by Minister Louis L Miller with a sermon titled Memories of Yore and What’s Ahead . The text notes dairy statistics for Illinois 1955 with 387 bulls proved ranking the state fifth in the nation via Dairy Herd Improvement Association records.

Illinois Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Christian Science Sunday Schedules and Reading Room Hours

Pine Street church advertises Sunday school at 9 30 and Sunday services at 11 00 with the topic Are Sin Disease and Death Real Reading room hours Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 p m public invited Also a dairy note claims 305 day lactation records show dairy bulls proven by comparing 19 or more daughters of a sire with dam records

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