Obituary for Arthur Dudley Swinford of Marshall Illinois
Arthur Dudley Swinford, born September 15 1868 near Greencastle Indiana, died March 31 1947 at 78.6.16 after visiting his hospitalized wife Noray Lawler Swinford. He farmed south of Marshall since 1906, married Noray Lawler in 1896, had two sons one daughter. survived by wife Nora son Harvey daughter Mrs Harry Simpson granddaughter Mrs Donald Abel sister Mrs Alice Babb brothers Theodore and Nat. active in Christian church of Marshall. remembered for kindness and patience.
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Arthur Dudley
Harvey
Mary Cole Swinford
Greencastle
Indiana
Oakland
Ilinois
Noray Lawler
Ashmore
Illinois
Tswo
Raymond
Swinford
Marshall
Christian Church of
Nora Swinford
Harry Simpson
Donald Abel
Alice Babb
Paris
Theodore
Nat
Card of Thanks from Swinford Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs Swinford and family.
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Swinford
Green Moss by Mrs Roe v Davis attendance at Sunday school
Sunday school attendance included Mr and Mrs Truman Ross. A dinner followed with their children and guests from La Grange Illinois. Afternoon visitors were Mrs Belle Garver and Mr and Mrs Bill Clatfelter with daughter Judy and Mrs Mary Clatfelter of Marshall.
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Truman Ross
Forrest Montgomery
Ann and
Sam
la Grange
Ill
Truman Morgan
Lloyd Ross
Belle Garver
Martinsville
Bill Clatfelter
Judy
Mary Clatfelter
Marshall
Knee Bone Broken in Mrs Blanch Montgomery Accident
Last Wednesday it was found that Mrs Blanch Montgomery’s knee was broken after a fall from a chair. She was taken to Paris Hospital that afternoon, placed in a cast, and returned home Thursday morning.
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Leah Mae Hill
Martha Walters
Paris
Enki
Will Waters
Keith
Clement Richey
Vandalia
Ohio
Roe Davis
Stanley
Clyde Bragg
Wilbur Davis
Here
David Montgomery
Ernie Montgomery
Kankakee
Mil
Dean Montgomery
Lester
Lloyd
Brenton Montgomery
Forrest Montgomery
Marie Ross
Ted Tiffin
Ezra Tiffin
Ralph Martin
Walter Volkers
Plans for 1947 cropping and soil improvement
The text urges cutting defective trees for fuel to warm homes, planning spring pasture improvements, keeping livestock out of woods, and developing a 1947 cropping program. It emphasizes soil improvement and prioritizing profitable crops, noting strawberries as a native American plant.
Feed Pastures Now for More Milk Profits
Agricultural advice urges dairy farmers to seed pastures in April, apply fertilizer where available, and consider Sudan grass for quick growth and silage. Emphasizes drought resistant pastures, extending grazing and boosting milk income, with notice to request the Producers Kraftsman issue from Uncle Bob in Chicago.
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West Side
Sudan
Uncle Bob
Peshtigo Court
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Green Moss
Mrs. Roe v. Davis
Terre Haute
Clark County
Keifer Drug Company
Marshall, Mlinots
Frank Pearce
Marshall Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The
Clark County Loan & Finance Company
Archer Ave
Marshall, Il
Marshall Martinsville
Casey
Rock Face
Carla
Newlin Utsonville, Illinois
Joe Marsh
Buddy Richards
Buddy
Shoreside Tavern
Pound Ridge
America
United States Brewers Foundation
Pontiac
Duflex
Fsttr
Fisher
Flowers Sales & Service
Archer -Avenue
Saftey
Clinois
Chevrolet
Kraft Dairy Farm Service
Kraftsman
Dairy Farmers of America
Kraft Foods Company
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