Mar shall street wires removed as town rewires
In days gone by the Mar shall business district removes electric light poles from main streets and relocates them to alleys. Ward Frakes and Bessie Pershing of Darwin wed by Squire Swern on Saturday. Snyder general merchandise store owned by Lawrence Hollenbeck was broken into Sunday night with groceries tires auto parts and notions stolen totaling 300 to 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Findley
Frank Hutchens
Harry Tingley
Harry Harbor
Oscar Leach
Marshall
Ward Frakes
Bessie Pershing
Darwin
Squire Swern
Snyder
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Fire destroys Perry Bowen home on Warren Tarman farm
The Bowen home on the Warren Tarman farm seven miles southeast of Martinsville burned Saturday. In world news Russia has 940000 in its standing army, the largest in the world. Marshall police see a change with Jess Young resigning and Homer Cooper named as his replacement. Cicero Bussard turned 75 on Monday as relatives celebrated at his North Marshall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bowen
Warren Tarman
John Stout
Martinsville
Russia
Jess Young
Marshall
Homer Cooper
Cicero Bussard
North Marshall
Freedom News Notes From Roy Wallace Community
Mrs Roy Wallace reports visitors from Dan iel and Olivet including Mr and Mrs Don Duncan Mrs Melvin Claycroft Linda and Mr and Mrs Wm Duncan. Several gatherings planned with the Gertie Kile home hosting a Young Peoples meeting Friday. The Freedom WMA meets Thursday with a book study by Mrs Kile and an afternoon program. Various family visits accompany the social scene in this rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Duncan
Daniel
Melvin Claycroft
Linda
Wm. Duncan
Olivet
B. W. Kelley
Essie Runyan
Paris
Lucille Wallace
J. T. Wallace
Gertie Kile
H. P. Hayes
Hammond
Ind
Roy Wallace
Harold Clatfelter
Kile
Warren Smith
Camie Thompson
Dean
John Sanders
Joe
Earl Smith
Sylvia Miller
Bonnie Arbuckle
Potters Hall News From Mrs Hugh White Community
Rev R B Hall filled his appointment Sunday morning. Mrs Lola McNary and Clare returned from Martinsville. Dorma and Reta Thompson stayed with grandparents Hugh White. Various relatives visited and dined with Edward Evans and family. Ada Meeker ill. Aunt Lib Crumlin gravely ill at daughter Lottie Crumlin’s home. Numerous social visits from Martinsville Noble Evansville Marshall Terre Haute and Paris referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hall
Lola McNary
Clare
Martinsville
Dorma
Reta Thompson
Hugh White
Rush Dolson
Eugene
Drake
Ralph Nicol
Ada Meeker
Lib Crumlin
Lottie Crumlin
Warren West
Paris
Irene Millhouse
Helen Morgan
Edward Evans
Robert Barkal
Wnota Virgil McNary
Claire
Maud Rockwell
Roy. Barkalow
Ed Anderson
Noble
Betty Barkalow
Evansville
Eleanor Barkalow
Marshall
Dorothy Crumlin
Terre Haute
Dick Piersall
Dora Medsker
Oscar Cooper
Birthday gathering honors Mrs Bella Gilbert in West Liberty
A party was given for Mrs. Bella Gilbert to celebrate her birthday on Monday night. Mrs. Bernice Miller spent Sunday with Raymond Claypool and family. Mrs. Lashbrook is visiting his daughter Mrs. Roscoe Biggs near Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Behner and Bob Statesman attended a brotherhood meeting at Ashmore Tuesday night. Lloyd Endbank and family visited the Edingtons Sunday afternoon. Several from our community attended the 50th anniversary of the Rider store at Westfield Saturday night. Harold Combs spent Sunday with on Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Gilbert
Bernice Miller
Raymond Claypool
Lashbrook
Roscoe Biggs
Westfield
Paul Behner
Bob Statesman
Ashmore
Lloyd Endbank
Albert Edington
Rider
Harold Combs
On Statesman
Marrs Family Visits Charley and Everett Statesman Home
Mr and Mrs C E Marrs and Ausby Marrs visited in the homes of Charley Marrs and Everett Statesman on Sunday continuing family connections in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Marrs
Ausby Marrs
Charley Marrs
Everett Statesman
Evangelical church event notes and schedule
The Evangelical News lists upcoming activities for H. F. Hasewinkel and church groups. Zion Church school at 10:00 a m with worship. 89 attendees last Sunday. Immanuel Church school at 9:30 a m with devotions. 85 attendees last Sunday. Prayer and B Y F devotions weekly, and a statewide Indiana Conference will meet May 2 to 6 in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Parsonage
Zion Church School
Ladies Aid
Vivian Maurer
Immanuel
Opening of Japan to Foreign Trade and Island Em pire Size
The narrative traces Japan’s contact with Europeans from Marco Polo to Mendez Pinto, Xavier, and Perry. It details treaty openings in 1854 and subsequent Western accords, then outlines Japan’s archipelago geography including Honshu and Hokkaido with land areas and relative shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Marco Polo
Mendez Pinto
St. Francis Xavier
Kagoshima
M. C. Perry
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Prussia
Long Chain of Islands
Peninsula of
Chosen
Korea
Empire of
Asia
Kiushu
Shikoku
Honshu
Hokushu
Hokkaido
Yezo
Chishima Retto
Karafuto
Sakhalin Island
Nansei Shoto
Taiwan
Formosa
19 Types of Storage Space for a Family Home
The article lists nineteen storage needs for a family dwelling. It covers spaces for wraps, vehicles, outdoor games, indoor interests, correspondence, daily clothing, sewing, kitchen equipment and materials, food reserves, seasonal items, bulk woolens and furs, luggage, bedding, china and silver, electrical gear, medicine and cleaning supplies, laundry and fuel, garden tools, and refuse.
How to care for woolens to last and look better
Proper woolen care includes brushing in the grain, both sides and around pockets, airing outdoors when possible, and using padded or cross-bar wooden hangers to retain shape. Regular cleaning prevents heavy soiling and home pressing should remove spots before using a steam iron.
Sudan Grass Boosts Dairy Output More Than Blue Grass
Reports from reliable dairy herds show sudan grass pasture produced 100 to 120 dollars worth of milk per acre this year, vastly higher than blue grass. Plant sudan grass to gain the increase and improve income from dairy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Sudan
Proper Lighting Aids Good Eyesight in Home Reading
Guidance from the New York state college of home economics on lighting for reading. Dust and wash bulbs regularly to maximize light, remove bulbs before washing, and use white shade linings to reflect light. A single 100 watt bulb provides more light than four 25 watt bulbs, and high floor lamps with wide shades illuminate larger areas than narrow bridge lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Home Economics
M-37 Field Range A World War II Quartermaster Triumph
A compact two by four feet field range serves moving troops overseas providing hot meals on the march. Smokeless oil burning stove. bakes bread while stewing or broiling and frying simultaneously. The ambidextrous unit feeds American doughboys efficiently on trains and in trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Field Range
U. S
Killing Woodchucks On Farm Using Cyanide Bombs
The article explains late spring methods to kill woodchucks in burrows. It describes woodchuck bombs that ignite poison gas down burrow holes and calcium cyanide applied with a trowel, then covered. It notes bombs are safer than directly handling cyanide for many handlers.
Publication Notice in Clark County Circuit Court
Public notice states Edward Turner Jr et al sue Patmin Production Co Inc A L Ellsworth and Cleveland Trust Co non residents must answer by May 21 1945 or default decree will be entered in E 536 action to cancel oil and gas lease and quiet title at Marshall Illinois affidavit of non residence filed April 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Turner, Jr
Et al
Patmin Production Co., Inc
A. L. Ellsworth
Cleveland Trust Company, Et al
A. L. Ellsworth and Cleveland Trust Company
Circuit Court
Marshall
Marshall, Olinois
Ray Burkyeile
Snavely & Miller, Marshall, Minnots
Real Estate Transfers and Minor Notices
Multiple warranty and quit claim deeds dated 1945 record transfers in sections and townships across Casey and Marshall areas. Names include Scholfield, Lamb, Lindley, Myles, Fox, Huffman, Beachout, Chripler, Duran, Nicholson, Hedges, Lamb, Ingram, and Wernz among others. Agricultural tips follow, advertising inoculants and seed bed prep for nitrogen use and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Scholfield
Frankland
Sylvia I. Lamb
Mattie Blankenbeker
Nellie Geheb
Lyman Davidson
Dora Lindley
Ruth
Charles Myles
Wm. B. Archer
Marshall
Olive B. Fox
Nora Huffman
Dulaney
Casey
Harold G
Mabel K. Beachout
Clare Chripler
Ferguson
Forrest A.duran
Eliza A. Nicholson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freedom
Mrs
Potters Hall
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
the Evangelical News
H. F. Hasewinkel
G.L
State of Illinois
Clark
Clark County
Illinois
Kroger
Seda Cra
Windsor CI
N.B.C. Ritz
Tusy Fogn
USI
Wellers
Michigan Navy
Pillsbury’s
Fancy
California
Maine
Ivory
Guaverstead
Crisco
Oxydol
Duz
Sarah Nicol
Bernard F
Gladys Staub
Harry
Alice Hedges
Charrles
Bertha Lamb
Charles
Luella Ingram
Leo
Reba Wernz
Rébs Warnz
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