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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1956

Page

6

Christmas Meeting Held by Methodist W S C S

The Methodist W S C S Christmas meeting was held December 6 at the church with Vice President Virginia Clay presiding. A devotional, musical readings, carols, and a Polish folk tale provided holiday entertainment. Local families and guests attended, with plans announced for travel to Hawaii where Mrs. Paul Siverly will join her husband in the navy.

Virginia Clay Pool Mother's Club Sam Deahi Linda Marrs Doris Pearce Bobby Illyes Chapel Kay Mitchell Carol Woodard Florence Bubeck Harry Hutchens Lila Rae Ernie Siverly Lonnie Ann E. Brosman Roscoe Spencer James Nickles Kathy Lynn Edward Shotts Beverly Leon Shotts Violet Ann Ernest Nickles Dale Paul Siverly Cheryl Hawaii Navy

Community notices and birthday gatherings heard in Casey and Terre Haute

Social happenings include installation of Job's Daughters officers in Casey with Mrs James Kammacher and others attending Phyllis Kay Cartha held roles at the ceremony A birthday party for Glen Olen hosted by Mrs Olen Jones and guests from area families Attendees to a Student Union Building concert in Terre Haute and multiple family dinners and visits around Mooresville Danville and Denison Voices discuss WCTU meeting in Casey with a hospital gift exchange plan

Elmer Renner Charles, Cartha Ruth Ann Student Union Terre Haute Leda Renner

J S C Club Holds Meeting and Elects Officers

The J S C Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Bloodworth. Mystery pals were revealed and new ones drawn for next year. Officers elected: Mae Anacker president, Jean Butcher vice president, Leorie Irwin secretary treasurer. Refreshments served to listed members.

J. S. C. Club Elsie Bloodworth Mae Anacker Jean Butcher Leorie Irwin Virgie Pearce Leone Irwin Clara Mae Anacker Jemima Houk Gertie Scott Edith Bruner Bernice Gamm Effie Irwin Lole Cork Lucille Pennington

Installation of Job's Daughters Officers at Bethel No 80 Paris

Mrs Lucille McNulty and Mary Ann attended the installation of officers of Bethel No 80 of the International Order of Job's Daughters in Paris. Miss Greenlee served as installing escort.

Lucille ,McNulty Mary Ann John Quick Phyllis Kay Greenlee Cartha Renner Judy Castiel Carolyn Sumption James Kammacher Barbara Dean Houk Herman Cork Herbert Lindley Nancy Bethel No. 80 International Order of Job's Daughters Paris Miss Greenlee

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Nettie Sanders

Mrs Nettie Sanders was surprised on Sunday for her birthday with gifts. Attendees included Aden Sanders of Isobel Clifford Thompson and family of Casey Gene Sanders and family Don Sanders and family John Adams and family and Edith Beal.

Nettie Sanders Aden Sanders Isobel Clifford Thompson Casey Gene Sanders Don Sanders John Adams Edith Beal

Community social notes list hostesses and dinners

Mrs. John Rademaker hosted a Tuesday club meeting with attendees including Mrs. Ed Zimmerly and Mrs. Virgil Hurst. Sunday dinners featured many families across Robinson Bridgeport and Westfield. A canasta gathering was hosted by Mrs. Irene Cline, with multiple households noted. Ronald Mantitis warning concludes the item.

John Rademaker Ed Zimmerly Virgil Hurst John Geheb Stella Clem Martin Tarble Howard Kuhn Frank Gunder E. B. Hurst Irene Cline Canasta Club Grendell Bennett Frank Meehling van Tarble LeRoy McNary Felicia Lowry

Social Gathering Noted With Wide Attendance

Mrs C M Bubeck hosted a change of scene which brought many guests including Florence Etcinson William Smitley family Omar Blankenship Helen Hurst Alma batches and others. Attendees included Eula Bibo Ruth Gilbert Margaret Perryman Paris Ora Shreve Terre Haute Elsie Bloodworth Mary Hornbrook Elva Shawver Ruth Hollenbeck Mildred Cribeler and CER McNary dinner guests Raymond Reedy joined on Sunday.

C. M. Bubeck Nets Ae Florence” Etcinson William Smitley Omar Blankenship Helen Hurst Alma Eula “Bibo Mildred Cribeler Cer. McNary Raymond Reedy

Silver Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs Croday

Mr and Mrs W B Croday held an open house Sunday at their home to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. About 150 friends and relatives attended and offered congratulations by telephone from friends in Sturgis Michigan Chicago and Paris. A seven layer white cake decorated with blue and silver ivy graced the table as guests arrived and gifts were arranged by Mrs John McCauley.

W. B. Croday Mra. Craddy Charles Sturgis Michigan Glen E. Lackey Chicago Guy Hybarger Paris Robert Robinson Marshall Genevieve Schmalhausen Foster Hornbrook John Hoback Carlinville Tilinois John J. Hoback Tllinois

Mrs Rardin Hosts Mar Do Wa Home Bureau Dinner

Sonia Rardin entertained the Mar Do Wa Home Bureau unit at her North Street home for a turkey dinner on December 12. Barbara Marrs and Sonia Rardin led a Christmas decorations lesson, with a second lesson on the Christmas Spirit by Matilda Spencer. Effie Irwin presided as president, the meeting opened with the pledge and Christmas songs, minutes were read, and roll call featured a current event. Ethel Nightlinger announced a new member, Elizabeth Norton, as Exboard and 4 H reports noted.

Sonia Rardin Mar-Do-Wa North St. St Barbara Marrs Matilda Spencer Effie Irwin Sonia Bardin Ethel Nightlinger Elizabeth Norton Opal Rardin Mra

Major Lesson On Family Business Discussed At Meeting

Bernice Gamm reports on a lesson titled What every wife needs to know about the family's business presented by Ethel Nightlinger. The meeting adjourned after a Christmas gift exchange and a next gathering of pot luck dinner is planned with Mrs Nightlinger on Wednesday January 9 at 10 30. Members present include Mrs Curran Mrs Gamm Kathy Knowles Irwin Beltz Nightlinger Norton Wyrick Bardin Remlinger Winnie Craig Nally Bosstick Marrs Walters Spencer Lu Jones Sonia Bardin and David.

Bernice Gamm Ethel Nightlinger Marie Curran Kathy Evelyn Knowles Erie Irwin Linda Beltz Elizabeth Norton Maxine Wyrick Opal Bardin Velma Remlinger Winnie Craig Loretta Nally Rosa Bosstick Barbara Marrs Mildred Walters Matilda Spencer Lu Jones Sonia Bardin David

Millcreek Home Bureau Holds December Meeting

The Millcreek Home Bureau met December 5 at Lena Hirsch home with Louise Jackson assisting. Lucille Ziegler led a minor lesson A Spirit of Christmas while Marjorie Schafer and Clairene Davison taught What Every Woman Should Know About Her Family Finances. A grab bag gift exchange followed. January meeting set at Anna Nicol home with Wilma Burkybile assisting.

Millcreek Home Bureau Lena Hirsch Louise Jackson Lucille Ziegler Clairene Davison Marjorie Schaferer Kate Ziegler Mildred Williams Fairy Imle Edith Umsatott Wanda McConchlie Ruth Robinson Irene Hirsch Gary Wilma Burkybile Jorie Kammincher A Schaefer Imogene Norton Joan Morgan Mabel McKittrick Anna Nicol

Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled by American Legion

The American Legion Auxiliary holds a regular meeting at the American Legion Home at 7 30 p m Tuesday December 18 All members are urged to attend as several important issues will be discussed.

American Legion Auxiliary American Legion

Yorktown memories mark Nelson Hotel siege history

Two cannon balls from the siege of Yorktown remain embedded in the Nelson Hotel walls. American General Thomas Nelson ordered the shots, knowing Cornwallis used the house as headquarters. The passage recalls a link between war and place in nineteenth century reportage.

Yorktown Nelson Hotel Thomas Nelson Lord Cornwallis

Michigan Ranks First in Salt Gypsum and Marl Production

Michigan leads the nation in the production of salt gypsum calcium magnesium compounds and marl. The report highlights state dominance across mineral outputs and notes industrial significance for local economies and manufacturing sectors.

Michigan

Ilinodis Farmers Harvest Timber With Quality Product

Ilinodis farmers with woodland timber cars reap the richest harvest only if they have a high quality product to sell. The report emphasizes the link between well managed woods and market value for timber sellers.

Illini Vet Links Year Round Shedding To Lights

A University of Illinois veterinarian says dogs may shed hair year round because electric lights disrupt the animal’s normal system. The claim ties extended light exposure to altered shedding cycles.

Saygs University of Illinois

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