Dennison M E Church Women Hold December Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Dennison M E Church south met December 1 at Mrs. Carter Lee's home with hostess duties by Mrs. Walter Lackey. Guests included Mrs. Ella Rollings and Rev. K W Kepner, with many members present. The next meeting is set for January 5, 1939 at Mrs. Jay Yeely's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Lillard Quinn
George Zimmerly
Walter Parrish
K. W. Kepner
Martha Yeley
Joy Yeley
Russell Taylor
Ed Weaver
Percy Sharp
Otto Ray
Orville Taylor
Glenn Lee
Ted Clark
Mac White
John Wilson
Wm. ‘Croddy
Community Christmas and club events fill Casey social week
Esther Kuhn led a Friday devotional at Zion church as officers were reelected for another year. A Christmas grab bag, oyster supper, bingo, and refreshments followed for many local guests. Various clubs met including the Art and Travel club at Mrs. H. E. Corks, and the Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church. Reverend Maude Bristol hosted an eight o'clock breakfast for Ada visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kuhn
Mary
Hannah Hawker
Virginia Fishback
Dorothy Finkbiner
Edna Davidson
Herberta
Hasewinkel
Ruby
Anna Davison
Emma Lee Boyer
Ruth Abel
Clara Berner
Virginia Beard
Rose
Verna Finkbiner
Elizabeth Saiter
Clarence Tingley
Veda
Emma Magill
Susie Sweitzer
Harriet Grinley
Maxine Cline
Erma Muller
Richard Miller
Ronald Duane
Fenton Fraker
William Miller
Leland
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Findley
Willhelmina Blough
Walter Craig
Maude Bristol
Herbert Blogg
Rachel
Ada
Ohio
Carl Heller
Margaret Hogue
Virginian Doll
Fannie Andrews
Gertrude Shaw
Eunice Gilbert
Dinner Honoring Birthdays At Forsythe Home
Mrs. Fenton Forsythe hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the birthdays of her father William Pratt, his wife Mrs. Ben Forsythe, and their daughter Ruth Mildred. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bilbo of Paris, and numerous Forsythe relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shirely
Fenton
Wm. Fraker
Freddie Fraker
Fenton Fraker
Bobbie
Oakgrove
Bud Rapson
William
Effingham
Earl Yargus
Lloyd
Oakland
Russel Riley
Fenton Forsythe
William Pratt
Ben Forsythe
Ruth Mildred
L. M. Bilbo
John
Paris
D. “Morton
Ravilla Fairgrief
Mary Fairgrief
Glen Forsythe
Laufman Forsythe
Kay
Jane Forsythe
C. W. Holler
Lillian Chambers
William Forsythe
Birthday fete honors eleventh for Mary Louise Casteel
Mary Louise Casteel held a Saturday afternoon party at her home to celebrate her eleventh birthday. Guests included Mary Ellen Sumption Barbara Ann Daly Nancy Claypool Betty and Doris Plank Frances Nelson Mary Jane Johnson Nancy Bennett Evelyn Lee Dorothy Casteel Charlotte McDaniel Nancy Healy Nancy Newberry Mrs Harold Newberry and Mrs Frank Casteel of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Casteel
Mary Ellen Sumption
Barbara Ann Daly
Nancy Claypool
Betty and
Doris Plank
Frances Nelson
Mary Jane Johnson
Nancy Bennett
Evelyn Lee
Dorothy Casteel
Charlotte McDaniel
Nancy Healy
Nancy Newberry
Harold Newberry
Frank Casteel
Terre Haute
Bridge Socials Host Two Tables of Play at Mrs Lu Doll House
Mrs Lu Doll entertained two tables of contract bridge last Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs Jud Harlan Mrs Fred Keifer Miss Florence Hodge Mrs Burns Dixon Mrs Lu Cole Mrs H E Cork Mrs Harry Bamesberger and Mrs H R Snavely Prizes went to Mrs Bamesberger and Mrs Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lu Doll
Jud Harlan
Fred Keifer
Florence Hodge
Burns Dixon
Lu Cole
H. E. Cork
Harry Bamesberger
H. R. Snavely
Friendly Heavyweight Club Hosts Christmas Dinner
Mrs Norman Forsythe played hostess to the Friendly Heavyweight club for a 12:00 oclock Christmas dinner last Thursday. Gifts were placed with strings for members and guests to draw and discover what lay at the end. Guests included Mrs Edna Griffin of Paris Mrs John Lewis and children Miss Jane Forsythe Mrs Reese Hasting and daughter and Ruth Mildred Forsythe. Mrs H E Halt visited in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Forsythe
Friendly Heavyweight Club
Edna Griffin
Paris
John Lewis
Jane Forsythe
Reese Hasting
Ruth ‘Mildred Forsythe
Mrs Elizabeth Griffith Hurst Visits Old Student
Mrs Elizabeth Griffith Hurst now of Auburn visited Thursday afternoon with former pupil Mrs Emma Goekler, at 83 still active in gardening and daily chores. Hurst taught at Baggs school near Marshall years ago. several former pupils remain aware of her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filizabeth Hurst
Auburn
Emma Goekler
Hurst
Elizabeth Griffith
Baggs School
Marshall
Goekler
Local Shower Honors Bride Mrs Byron Martin
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Byron Martin was held Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver on North Eighth street. The couple wed October 15, with Mrs Martin formerly Miss Opal Snedeker the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Snedeker. The piece also notes national and state suicide rates with South Carolina at 3.2 and Nevada at 85 per 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nay
East Archer Avenue
Ray Wises
Herman Little
Rosa Nightlinger
Floyd Liggett
Elmer Stover
Albert Haddix
Mildred Fowler
Mack Grubb
John Newberry
Harvey Duran
Edith Cline
Logan Myles
Robert Myles
Byron Martin
Floyd Weaver
North Eighth Street
Maratin
Opal Snedeker
John Snedeker
Population distribution: rural versus urban in the United States
The text notes that forty four percent of people in the United States live in the country while fifty six percent reside in towns and cities. It contrasts rural and urban living patterns using concise demographic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Real estate transfers list and a radio set fact
A sequence of quit claim and warranty deeds records property transfers in sections and townships across Casey with dates from 1932 to 1938 and values from $1 to $800. A separate note states there are 37,666,666 radio sets in the United States, more than twice Britain and Germany combined and over nine times France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Edman
Lucy L. Washburn
Casey
Leona Delp
George Staley
Jemima Taylor
Fenton B. Cole
W.C Funk
Bert Robinson
Herman Q. Seidel
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
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Don Heidbreder
Charles Blundell
Blundell's
Heidbreder
J. E. Malloy
Dean Spittler
Lloyd Johnson
Ray Forsythe
Leighton Unnewer
Tarquin Bennett
Benton Marrs
Charles Bush
Drew Casteel
Frank Gunder
Robert Wilison
Gene Schmalhausen
Genevieve McCauley
Eugene Spotts
Bud Stewart
Wilson
Stewart
Leighton Annewehr
Ernest Geheb
Harry Johnson
Russel Craig
Ed Zimmerly
R. C. Langlois
Louise Black
John McCauley
Pearl Lee Walsh
O. H. Robson
Virgil Hurst
Joe Macey
E. B. Hurst
Ralph Prevo
Agron Kammacher
Demain Macey
Charles Kelley
John Geheb
John Rademaker
Helen Ohm
Don Medsker
Frank Gurder
General Woman's Club
Walter Edens
Norman Bennett
Mae James
Willella Morton
Melvin Behner
Paul Behner
Westfield
Charles Clapp
Charles Trefz
Rosa Gleeck
Carrie Behner
Tennie McConnell
Opal Wright
Forest
Eugene Honderich
Champaign
Grover Wright
Dan Eckel
Howard Harper
Loyal Circle
The
Christian Church
Pauline Cork
George Cork
Armstrong
Ray Black
Mrs
Jake Harrison
H. D. Tucker
Mrs. Elza Rhoads
Oliver
Loyd Johnson
Will Irwin
Charles Stoelting
North Seventh Street
Art and Travel Club
C. A. Purdum
Marie Dressler
E. P. Daly
J. R. Hornbrook
Charles Bubeck
Foster Hornbrook
Ward LaRue
Nelson Stork
Heber Nash
Everett Smitley
Earl Bushoff
Ernest Lee
Son Allen
Miss Pearl Wright
Harold Cline
Terré Haute
Lucille
Clyde Barrett
H. D. Nash
Bridge Club
George King
Reece Hasting
Harold W Newberry
Charles Rhindell
Don Heldbreder
Bennett
Robert Wilson
Miss Esther
John Hoyne
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
Serena Shears
Danville
Thinois
Hatchery
Marshall Hatchery
Archer Avenue
South Carolina
Nevada
Wabash Telephone Co
Elmer Buckler
Gertie Kile
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Allen King
Dont Young
Paul Prost
Fenton B. ‘Cole
Ernest
Gilbert
George D. Cochenour
Hazel B. Staley
Waffle
Electric Cleaners
Philco
Nash Electrical Service Co
Marshall, Ill
Ethyl
W. B. Croddy
West Archer
Jack Daly
North Main
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