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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1951

Page

4

Reunion of Women at Wesley Chapel Draws Large Crowd

On August 23 old friends from twelve churches gathered at Wesley Chapel for a day of fellowship and a bountiful lawn dinner. Freeda Keith of Annapolis vicinity led prayers and Grace, with musical numbers by Leah Stanfield and Mildred Washburn, anchored a program that included devotions, Bible quizzes, readings, and a history of the Methodist church. The group elected Olga Letherman president and planned a similar reunion next year.

Wesley Chapel Grace Freeda Keith Annapolis Leah Stanfield Mildred Washburn Emma Millis Edna Baker Methodist Church Sue Stanfield Bertha Staley Olga Leatherman Lucy Bartlett Sarah Stanfield Kittie Lafferty Ruby Sliser Ruth Dickerson West Union Nelson Baker J. W. Baker Sylvia Amstot Mary Brown Myrtle Mills Marshall South of Marshall Luella White Effie Blankenbaker Dale Orr Edna Nave Ola Rockwell Mourean Pickering Sylvia Nave Inez Elliott Vertie Eliott Olive Branch Church Lola Lindley Vinnie Payne Effie Wash Diana Lashbrook Myron Sandra Nave Dean Pickering Orion Washburn Olga Letherman Myrtle Perisho God

Blair Reunion Brings Long List of Blair Family Members

The second annual Blair reunion gathered at the Marshall fairgrounds on Sunday August 19 with a basket dinner at noon. Fred Blair of Rosedale Indiana was named president for the coming year and Mrs Bernard Lee of Marshall was appointed secretary.

Blair Fairgrounds Marshall Fred Blair Rosedale Indiana Bernard Lee LeRoy Turner Steven Belton Texas Carl Bender Judy Larry Chester Hammond Terre Haute Ralph E. Turner Ronnie Burton Lee Martinsville Martha Decker Robinson George Lee West York Leslie Turner West Union Henry Bohn Joe Willison Louise Frakes Robert Blair Richard Lee Monte Kathleen Patsy Ray Blair Palestine John Tohill Juanita Lawrenceville Walne Kantz John Farris H. B. Files Frank Blair George Carver Rudolph Willison Raymond_Blair Cisne Chauncey R. Blair Linda Lou Raymond Low Hilda Carroll Spittler Irvin Daily Fred Bender Hubert Bender Glenn H. Lee Chanute Field Fred Pennington Bobby Ramona Mickey Max Jones Paul Y. Blair Carol Flora Irs Milford McCarty Jimmie Janet Emma Majors Prairieton Jack Everingham Sharon Garth Vanderhoof

Smith Goodridge Wedding Brings Smith and Coodridge Ties

Alice May Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest SE Smith of Marshall Ohio and Lt Charles Harold Coodridge Jr of Scituate Massachusetts wed in a simple single ring ceremony.

Alice May Smith Forrest SE. Smith Marshall, OL Lt Charles Harold Coodridge, Jr Scituate Massachusetts

Freedom Revival At Freedom School Progress

Sunday school attendance was 25 last Sunday. The revival meeting continues with Elder Chilton of Millcreek Church as evangelist. New officers and teachers take their places next Sunday for the coming year. Annual homecoming at Freedom next Sunday with baskets. Several from here attended the Wallace reunion at the Marshall fair grounds last Sunday.

Chilton Millcreek Freedom Lucille Wallace Essie Bunyan Paris Blan Kelley John Garner John Sanders Jimmy Kelley Sidney Simpson Memphis Tenn Lucy Renner Gillispie Essie Runyan Wallace Marshall Fair Ground Roy Wallace Alan Kelley Juanita Mee Cutcheon Paris Hospital Dean Harner Kansas Warren Smith Marshall

Pocketbook Cooperation Cuts Costs on Venetian Blinds

Industrial engineers develop quality pares to lower prices for Venetian blinds. Manufacturers can finish a coil of flat steel or aluminum and strips of wood at once. Strips are coated with fast drying finishes and cut to length, reducing production costs.

Copper Wire Breakthrough for Early Telephony

A telephone worker spent about five years refining hard drawn copper wire between 1878 and 1880. The innovation combined copper conductivity with iron like tensile strength, offering a stronger outdoor conductor than softer copper.

Residents Return From Various Trips Across the Southwest

Mrs Will Osborn returns to her home in Banning California after a month with her sister Mrs Lys Davison. Harold Kintz of Marshall comes home from a southwest vacation joined by Kenneth Clapp of Lawton Oklahoma visiting Marshall area relatives. The Griffins of Snyder and their father Charles Griffin of Oliver arrived home from a southern states trip. C W Hornbrook and Max came home Friday from a two week California trip.

Will Osborn Banning California Tusday Sher Lys Davison Harold ‘Kintz Marshall Kenneth Clapp Lawton Oklahoma Charles and Réba Faye Griffin Snyder Charles Griffin Oliver

West Liberty Social News Highlights From Local Families

Mrs E R Statesman reports a busy week with visits among Ewbank Edington Marrs and Fitzgerald families. Cairo area relatives from Chicago Phoenix Indianapolis gather for church events and dinners. A Clarksville church music recital featured Nina Houges pupils Jeanette Linda Donna Behner Evan Lucan.

Lloyd Ewbank Albert Edington Pierson Chicago Bill Bostick Ralph Marrs Lafe Marrs Frank Goben Phoenix Arizona Lawler Everett Statesman Clayton Marrs Maurice Clarence Fitzgarrald Rye Gee Marie Marrs C. E. Marrs Betty Kyle Reta Sue Kyle Charley Oda Marrs Clarksville Nina Houge Jeanette Linda Donna Behner Evan Lucan Newlin Gilbert Pleasant Hill D.A. “White Oscar Marie ‘White Lawrence

Labor Day Worship Plans With Sermon We Would Be Builders

Sunday schedule lists 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m worship service on Labor Day Sunday with a sermon titled We Would Be Builders. The note preserves the order of services and the sermon topic.

Five Points Society Notes Cover Reunions and Events

A large local turnout attended the Morgan family reunion at the Marshall fairground. Linton and Veach family members planned Oklahoma travel for a vacation and relatives. Various gatherings marked a farewell party, birthday surprise, and revival services, highlighting community bonds and civic spirit. Beauty in farmstead layout praised for efficiency and harmony with surroundings.

Morgan Marshall Fairground Chester Linton Lon Linton Marshall Oklahoma Don Gard Wm, Veach Lester Veach Gerald Murphy Twin Lakes Park Harley Brosman Vernon Deema Jennie Low Jerry Brosman Jerry Lee Clyle Brosman Nadine Dean Ellington Austin Sweet Jennie Sweet Wm. Veach Cora Fiscus Newton Brosman Northcutt Wm. McKee Herbert Hutchens Faye Linton Johnny Hutchens Sylvan Morgan Lila June Lloyd Hendrix Glenn Wilhoit Donna Joyce Earle Dean Pleasant Hill Church

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