Dennison Community News Roundup
Sunday school attendance reached 74 at Dennison. Rev James Kelley filled his regular appointment at Dunlap. Homecoming observed with program and large dinner. Residents attended church in Paris and Marshall fairs. Many neighbors visited kin and attended services and family events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelley
Dunlap
Rex Scott
Martha
B.O. Ray
Pantie
Dore
P. Ray
Chester Moore
David Bland
Russell Taylor
Paris
Wash Hollenbeck
Bert Joy
H. E. Johns
Harry Johns
Betty Jo
J. H. Johns
Nancy Doll
Ida Mae Holmes
Terre Haute
Lola Volkers
Mildred Ray
Billy
Hurley “Parsons
Clyde Pine
Maggie Bland
Ralph Fairgrief
Karen Sue
Anna Newell
Smith
Indiana
Wm. Becker
Russell Taylor, Jr
Community Notes On Visits and redecorating plans
CHOCTAW news records visits by Weger of Flat Rock and Snearly family, Miller couple's Marshall fair outing, Booker and Griffiths family from Washington with Blizzard family, new Ford for William Garner, Cottonwood homecoming attendance, Glen Norton hospital stay for tonsil removal, Miller redecorating Kile school, Hollenbecks with Ohio relatives, Higginbotham visit with Lederman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Coe
Weger
Flat Rock
Lloyd Snearly
Allright
Alvin T. Miller
Hurley Nicol
Marilyn
Marshall
Jeff Booker
Jackie
Donald Griffith
Washington
John
Golda Blizzard
William Garner
Ford
Allen Crumlin
Dorothy
Potters Hall
Glen Norton
Terre Haute
Kile
C. G. Hollenbeck
Grant Hollenbeck
Ohio
Harry Higginbotham
Caroling, Lederman
Evangelical United Brethren Marshall Circuit Activities and Sermons
The Marshall circuit reports a full slate led by Leo B. Venatta with Sunday school at 9 30 am and worship at 10 30 am. A district meeting runs 2 30 to 4 pm to discuss quarterly reports and New Church topics. A dedication at Poplar Street home occurs 4 30 pm with Rev Herman guest minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Sunday School
Poplar Street
Rev
Herman
Closet design adapts rods for all ages in shared spaces
The text notes adjusting hanger rods to fit the height needs of both adults and children in closets shared by parents and small children. It suggests customizing storage to accommodate different users.
Darwin By Mrs Commodore Frakes Reunion Notice
DARWIN By Mrs Commodore Frakes Relatives plan a Frakes reunion at the John Frakes home next Sunday August 17 with relatives and friends welcome. Various local families visited for the weekend and attended events such as Clark County fair and Shakamak State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kemp
Kemp
Lloyd Rousch
James “Boger
Princeton
Indiana
Fenton’ Hunt
Maude Paddock
Addie, Keager
Terre Haute
George Paddock
Hutton
Fenton Bash
Gary
John Bush
J. W. Renshaw
Renshaw
Shell Simpson
Fat Marshall
Richard Cantwell
Quincy
Marion Garner
Snyder
Roy Hewitt Land
Marshall
Frank Gard
Chas
Hilbert
Raymond Tingley
Delphia Hewitt
Shakamak State Park
Rita Jean
Shirley Ann Brewer
Albert Prevo
John Frakes
Carol J
Norma Tingley
Leland White
Martinsville
Elmer Jenkin
Frakes
Potters Hall
Rev and Mrs Howard Hammer and children of near Ashley Ohio had dinner with Mr and Mrs Hugh White on Wednesday Mildred Shaffner and sons visiting her parents returned to Columbus with them Ora Wilkey and wife called on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hammer
Near
Ashley
Ohio
Hugh White
Mildred
Shaffner
Columbus
Ora Wilkey
Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Attends
Social chatter recounts visits and calls among families including Mr and Mrs Hugh White Mrs Roy Batkalow Allen Crumlin and others. The piece notes dinners homecoming at Cottonwood and trips to the Springfield Fair with multiple neighbors and relatives listed in scattered references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Batkalow
Hugh “White
Allen Crumlin
Lee’.Ramsey
Ethel
Ada’ Meeker
Ee Mybel
Gertié , Howe
Detroit
Michigan
Mable Gilbert
Hugh
Alvin Od
Choctaw
Dorothy
Lizzie’ Wernz
Crumlin
Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Recoveries
Sunday school attendance reported at 16 by Mrs. Van Shields. Residents and neighbors, including the Imles, Tingleys, Hendersons, and Ogles, shared visits and hospital updates. Willie Jeffers improves after weeks at Union Hospital Terre Haute, with family and friends visiting and attending the Clark County fair at Marshall.
Funeral Attendees Remember Jessi Haddix at Marshall
Union members Mrs. Chas and Mrs. Van Shields attended the funeral of Jessi Haddix in Marshall on Tuesday afternoon. Henry Bohn, a patient at Union Hospital in Terre Haute, is improving. Harry Henderson and family of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. Ovie Draper, with others from Sharon and Dennis Henderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Tryon and Marjorie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Imle
Clarence Tingley
Sharon
Dennis Henderson
Russel Henderson
Terre Haute
Raymond Tryon
Marjorie
Chas. Ogle
Faye Pittinger
Willie Jeffers
Union Hospital
Marshall
van Shields
Marion Garner
Doris
Dale
June
Steve Newport
Woodrow Carpenter
Kay
Jake Fawyer
Alice Cornwell
Ola Collier
Louis Lawrence
West
Union
Chas
Ogle
Jessi ' “Haddix
Henry Bohn
Harry Henderson
Sharon and
Dennis “Henderson
Raymon Tryon
and 'Mirs
Ovie Draper
West Liberty Social News Highlights
Miss Erna Campbell and Miss Elva Snodgrass of Coffeyville visit the Behners. A birthday party for Miss Lela Newman with ice cream cake cookies and tea. Families gathering and fairs with towns including Terre Haute and Inclose school Redman reunion. Samuel Corbin Michael born January 17 1859 and departed this mortal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Campbell
Elva Snodgrass
Coffeyville
Kansas
M. L. Behner
Lela Newman
Lester Veach
W. M. Veach
Mary Ewbank
Joan Combs
Clayborne Lee
Mary E. Behner
Hazel Lashbrook
Terre Haute
Samuel
Barney
Mary Corbin Michael
Longtime Illinois resident dies at 88 years
Life story notes he died at 88 after marrying Nancey E B Wood on March 13 1881. Widow died July 21 1936. Survived by two daughters Mrs Terry Hayes Robinson Illinois and Mrs Abel Babcock Marshall seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Joined church October 23 1908 at Bell Ridge and lived with daughter since 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancey EB. Wood
Terry Hayes
Robinson
Illinois
Abel Babcock
Marshall
Bell’ Ridge
Lve
Silage and Spring Field Advice for Dairy Farmers
Weather delayed corn crop and the remedy is to ensile corn for feed. Build a temporary silo or use trench or slat silos with help from dairy plant fieldmen or county agents. Prepare dry cows with 2 to 8 pounds of grain daily plus high quality hay or silage. Renovate pastures and plant small grain for fall grazing to boost next year’s milk income.
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Choctaw Y
Maude Miller
Evangelical United Brethren
Casey
Park
Wayne
Betty Tingley
Emmanuel Sunday School
Ladies Aid
Vern Schaefer
Ruth Robinson
League
Franklin Elish
Darwin
Commodore. Frakes
Mrs. van Shields
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Fred B. Keifer
American Legion
General Motors
Pontiac
Henry J. Tay
Ce Weekly
Flowers Sales & Service
Archer Avenue
Marshall, Illinois
Chester Claypool
A. F. Deckard
Marshall Loan CO
Ritter & Beininer
Uncle Bob
The
Kraft Dairy Farm Service
Dairy— Farmers—Of
Ameriga Bykraft Foods Company
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