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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1947
Page
2
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Betty Barkalow of Evansville spent Easter with her parents. Carl Lott's parents visited near Springfield for a few days. Mrs. Lola McNary and Clair returned home after winter in Martinsville. Ethel and Ada Meeker visited the White family and attended a sunrise service. Roy Barkalow and wife called Monday evening. Mrs. Mirt Meeker returned to Harry Meeker's home after winter work. Harry Nicol stayed with the Whites due to his mother's illness. Oscar Shaffner family spent Sunday with George McCollum. Dick Piersall dined with Roy Barkalow and Betty. Mary Crumlin called on Nora Barkalow. Lola McNary and Clair spent days with Charley Moore and family.
Readable fragments show Mrs Raymond Evans and Mrs Harley France spending a few days visiting together with another unnamed companion, likely in a social or family context.
Rev Glen Martin will fill the pulpit at Mt Olive on Sunday. Mrs Mary Allen Millis and children with Mrs Ruth Wells shopped in Terre Haute Saturday. Mrs Julia Sackrider visited Maureen Pickering last week. Mr Jess Evans and Mr Joe McCrory with families visited Thursday. Lawrence White and Palestine families called on Aden Reynolds family Sunday.
Grass in alfalfa, such as timothy or southern smooth brome, aids weed control and erosion reduction. It stabilizes the stand, reduces heaving, and increases hay yield and quality.
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