Marshall Herald society notes large August gathering
The W. S. C. and first Methodist church group met Friday August 1 with Mrs Wayne Miller presiding. Sandra Smith and Jule Claypool played piano pieces. Mrs Alexander led worship on wisdom and stature. Numerous members and guests enjoyed socials. many families and friends gathered at Twin Lakes and Cloverdale area events with birthday parties and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
First Methodist Church
Wayne Miller
Sandra Smith
Georgetown
Jule Claypool
Alexander
Gorham
Chas. Bubeck
Bolling
Martha Moore
E. E. Howell
Hornbrook
Walter Hutchinson
Houk
Bronze Star Eligibility Expanded for Combat and Medical Badges
Veterans Administration Contact Representative M A Hillmer says a War Department ruling now makes holders of the combat infantry badge and the medical badge eligible for the Bronze Star. Applications go to Adjutant General's Office Washington 25 D C with order attached AR 600 45 Par 15 1e. Veterans or dependents may consult the Clark County Courthouse Friday mornings for benefits questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hillmer
Veterans Administration
Danville
War Department
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
D. C
Clark County
Real Estate Transfers in Casey Marshall and Surroundings
Realty deeds dated 1947 record transfers in Casey and Marshall including quitclaims and warranties. Notable deeds: Mabel G. Knipe to Joy N. Barrett and Lucille Barrett conveying lot 6 block 8 original town of Marshall. O. D. Mitchel to Horace T. Donovan. Elsie Buckley to Elwood Staley and Lois Staley. Earl Redick to Elwood and Lois Staley. Millard Fillmore to Thomas Dunlap land grant in section 3 township 10 range 12. Grace Kidwell to Cyrus Evans. Grace Kidwell and others in multiple transfers. DuQuoin Coca Cola Bottling to Midwest Dairy. various additions to Casey and Dulaney’s additions. Dates span July 14–August 29, 1947 with values ranging from $1 to $6000.
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Mattie Moreland
Joy N
Lu‘cille ‘Barrett
Marshall
Mabel ‘G. Knipe
Lucille ‘ Barrett
Mabel G.knipe
Lucille Barrett
Sadie E. Mitchel
Horace T
Edna M. Donovan
Westfield
Elsie Buckley
Elwood Staley
Lois Staley
Oscar
Grace G. Cooper
N. C. Stephens
Garnet Staley
Grace Kidwell
St. George E
Susanna Sourbeer
George
Mildred Stortzum
Roy
Blanche Harreson
John McKinney
Dulaney
Casey
Gladyg Pickens
Frank Cooper
Lucy C
C. B. Washburn
Lavern
Geneva Goodwin
Cyrus W. Evans
Frederick C
Katherine Wood
A. B
Etta G.shafer
DuQuoin Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Midwest Dairy Products Co
Lang
Methodist News minister F H Ebright schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 80. The High School Fellowship meets at the church at 1 30 Sunday afternoon July 10.
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Methodist News
F. H. Ebright
Marriage Licenses Issued to Miller Staub and Scott Perisho
Alfred R. Miller age 28 of Marshall and Agnes Cecelia Staub age 22 of Marshall were issued a marriage license. Chester L. Scott age 22 of Martinsville and Ruth L. Perisho age 21 of Martinsville were issued a marriage license.
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Alfred R. Miller
Marshall
Agnes Cecelia Staub
Chester L. Scott
Martinsville
Ruth L. Perisho
Industry Protects Workers Health With X-Ray and Aids
Ford uses mobile X-ray units with four technicians to screen chests at intervals. The company runs an industrial health laboratory producing protective skin creams and employs hygienic methods to reduce skin inflammation. A hospital staff oversees employee health and a rehabilitation program matches work to recovering employees. Four inspectors continually screen for deficiencies at the Rouge plant. Penicillin and sulfa drugs lower infection risks for disabled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Medical Transfer Department
Rouge
Women stockholders in American steel industry hit 232 500
An American Iron and Steel Institute survey shows women own 232 500 shares of common and preferred stock in firms operating 91 percent of U S steel capacity. Men hold 235 700 shares and institutions own 47 900. Individual investors hold 60 percent, institutions nine percent, and other groups 31 percent.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Women Control Parse in Prosperous Indian State
The Maharaja of Travancore rules an Indian state with advanced industry and strong female influence. Women are property heirs and guardians of family funds, voting, teaching, and practicing as lawyers and doctors. Succession goes through the female line, with the ruler titled in multiple honorifics. The realm houses over six million subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travancore
National Geographic Society
Opportunity Knocks and Doors It Opens in History
A collection of vignettes shows famous rejections and bold refusals. Notable figures such as a Nottingham plumber, Westinghouse, Vanderbilt, Mark Twain, Bell, and Arthur Conan Doyle encounter offers or propositions that were declined or dismissed as foolish. The anecdotes reveal missed chances and witty exchanges across invention and fame.
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Nottingham
War Office
George Westinghouse
Commodore Vanderbilt
Westinghouse
Mark Twain
Twain
Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Doyle
Charlie Chaplin
Ventilate Attic During Winter For Frost Prevention
Open attic ventilators in winter to prevent frost on rafters and subsequent water damage when it melts. Insulation changes frost behavior. after insulation frost forms easily, so keep vents open as a car windshield vent. Check after heavy snow storms. Burlap or muslin can block wind driven snow.
Alkyd Resins: From Coatings to Plastics
Alkyd resins emerged in the mid 1920s within the protective coatings sector and later expanded into plastics. Early notable applications included specialized refrigerator finishes that were bright, abrasion resistant, and resistant to chipping and staining by food acids.
Campers Return From Oakwood Camp With Spiritual Renewal
Six hundred youths gathered at Oakwood Park for classes to guide them in Christian living and citizenship. Rev. George Schnable led a large tabernacle service with much singing and earnest commitments, sending fifteen Marshall circuit representatives home tired and happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood’ Park
Way
George Schniable
Marshall
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