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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1941

Page

6

Darien Social Roundup Sees Visits and Illnesses

Mrs. Alva Morgan notes Monday visits by Mr and Mrs Darrel Morgan and Mr and Mrs Silas Chambers in Martinsville. Irene Williams stays with ill Lula Thompson. Darrel Morgan takes stock to Paris auction for Orin Wells. Martha Harlow visits daughter Marie Hills family. Raymond Maxwell and daughters from Gary Indiana visit relatives in Paris. John Weir family and Evie Rockwell visit Perry Bowen. Hilder Ray Green of Westfield attends Island Grove church. Mrs. Marlin Wirey spends time with ill Lula Thompson.

Darrel Morgan Silas Morgan Silas Chambers Martinsville Irene Williams Lula Thompson Paris Orin’ Wells Martha Harlow Marie Hills Raymond Maxwell Gary Indiana Charles Hills Charles Maxwell John Weir Evie Rockwell Russell Perry Bowen George Bowen Hilder Ray Green Westfield Island Grove Church Rosa Mills Marlin Wirey

Kelly by Mrs Gladys Thompson

Clarksville families shared meals and visits across the past Sunday and weekend. The Hutchens, Thompsons, Hendrix, Fasig, and Higginbotham families gathered for dinners and calls in Clarksville and Greenup. The school plans a dinner and Christmas program for Friday December 19.

Rabbit Ridge by Mrs Harry Harbor

Mrs Harry Harbor notes visits by Mr and Mrs Herbert Elledge and Phyllis and Billy near Weatfield to her parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Spires last Friday. Dorothy Woodies and daughters Mary Joe and Eileen attended Sunday school and preaching at Clarksville. Wayne Spice is working near Mrs Clarence Myers visited Wednesday morning with her mother.

Herbert’ Elledge Phyllis Billy Weatfield Bruce Spires Dorothy Woodies Mary Joe Eileen Clarksville

Harbor Family Social Visits Highlight Weekend

Mrs. Goldie Harbor and Mr and Mrs Forrest Baker spent Sunday with his brother and their families near West Liberty. Everett Harbor with children Shirley and Irwin visited Harry W Harbor and Donald McDaniel. Joseph Babcock visited Mary Harbor. Harry E Harbor of Marshall spent a few days with Everett’s family and helped shuck corn.

Goldie Harbor Forrest Baker Riley Baker West Liberty Everett Harbor Shirley Irwin Harry W. Harbor Donald McDaniel Joseph Babcock Marry Harbor Harry E. Harbor Marshall Everett

CHOCTAW Community Notes and Local Visitors

LocalItems report church preaching by Elid. W. A. Fuson and multiple visits among Choctaw residents in Martinsville and Terre Haute. Community members attending funerals and sharing meals, with Army blood testing runs. Agricultural advice urges woodlot protection and manure topdressing to improve future legume and wheat yields.

Origins of Christmas Cards and Early Traditions

The article traces Christmas customs to distant history and credits Sir Henry Cole with proposing the original Christmas card idea in 1846. It notes C Horsley of London produced lithographed cards, with about one thousand colored by hand, and that card delivery became a major issue by 1860.

Henry Cole A C. Horsley London

Saint Nicholas Roots of Christmas Gifts Across Europe

The article traces Santa Claus to Saint Nicholas, noting feast days for centuries in Russia Greece and Naples. It mentions New York Dutch observance of Saint Claus Day and the evolution of gift giving from heathen to Christian traditions, with exchanges across England Germany Italy and the United States.

Russia Greece Naples Santa Claus St. Nicholas New York France England Germany Italy U.S. A Canfield’s United States New York City Canfield

Wassail Bowls and Medieval Christmas Toasts

The article notes wassailing as a Christmas feature dating to medieval times. A steward in Henry VII era reportedly cried Wassail three times while bearing the wassail bowl. Monasteries referred to their punch bowl as poculum caritatis.

Henry VII

Christmas Menu Features Coffee Mothers as Official Cooks

A Christmas menu proposes simple meals with minimal kitchen labor. Breakfast includes orange juice and grilled sausage cakes. dinner offers turkey with giblet gravy, celery dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, relishes, cranberry sauce, hot rolls, fruit cake, coffee, and milk. supper features nut bread sandwiches, salad, fruit gelatin, and dessert. Christmas playing cards are noted as a traditional pastime in England.

Christmas Day Milestones Through World History

A list of December 25 events highlights Charlemagne crowned emperor in Rome, William the Conqueror crowned in London, Newton born and gravity law recovered, Washington’s Delaware crossing, Vermont’s independence, Barton founding the Red Cross, Taylor defeating Seminoles, Tschaikowsky born, and 1868 presidential amnesty proclamation.

Charlemagne Rome William the Conqueror London Isaac Newton Washington Delaware Trenton Vermont England Clara Harlowe Barton American Red Cross Zachary ‘Taylor Florida Peter Tschaikowsky

Accidents Offer Grave Threat To Yule Gaiety

A county safety notice warns Christmas festivities are endangered by electrical and fire hazards. It urges not to use frayed cords or wet hands with appliances, avoid overloading circuits, and keep candles away from flammable decorations and mirrors.

Christmas seals spread world wide since 1904 origins

The article traces the spread of Christmas seal campaigns from Denmark in 1904 to Sweden and its neighbor nations, noting the Danish idea inspired a global effort. It cites US adoption from 1907 and credits Einar Holboell with conceiving the concept.

United States Einar Holboell Denmark Sweden

Santa Claus Letters From Young Boys Request Gifts

Two handwritten notes from young boys request Christmas gifts. Danny Jackson, four, asks for a tricycle, a small wrecker, a doll, a wind up train, a Christmas tree and goodies for family. Bill Berner, six, asks for two battleships, a coast defense gun, a desk with key and watch, and an airplane for his brother.

Santa Claus Daddy Danny Jackson Santa Clause

Old Christmas Decor Ideas From Bright Modern to Classic

House decoration tips mix traditional red and green with gold ribbons silver bells and red poinsettias. Features include evergreen wreaths with silvery shells and fruit garlands, plus classic fruit wreaths and candleholder garlands.

Della Robbia

Agricultural tips on soil, seeds, and pasture management

The notes advise applying phosphate and potash fertilizers to permanent pastures with a grain drill, using clean seed to prevent weeds, and favoring yellow corn for poultry feed due to vitamin A content. It mentions fabric care tips and new hose styles, plus guidance on tile lateral spacing for different soils, all in practical, old-fashioned farm guidance.

Annual Financial Statement of Township Treasurer 1941

Township 12 range 13 in Edgar and Clark Counties Illinois presents the annual financial statement for July 1 1940 to June 30 1941. It shows district accounts for Educational Fund Building Fund and Distributive Fund with opening balances receipts and expenditures including teacher salaries text books fuel health and new equipment. Also lists Township Fund cash on hand real estate notes bonds and real estate value with total assets and liabilities and compiler acknowledgement.

Edgar and Clark Ilinois Educational Fund School Board and Business Office Wee

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RED Cross PPEAL Frances’Fedden Iattractive Bronxville N. Y Bradshaw Crandell Darien Mrs. Alva Morgan Harry Hutchens Lewis Hutchens Don Woodrow Hendrix Wirs Jack Thompson Louise Dorothy Jeanne Glen Fasig Greenup Ralph Thompson Mary Hendrix Auburn Brosman Everett Allred iThe Ed Higginbotham Rabbit Ridge Mrs Harry Harbor Elid W. A. Fuson Geneva Cline Mary Garner John Garner Mary Lederman Eli Woodford Williams Elizabeth Garner Maude Miller Martha Blizzard Perry. Jackson Homer Casey Baptist Church Gale Barkalow Harry Higginbotham Mildred Williams Golda Blizzard Helen Fisher Dean Williams Terre Haute University Agronomists Santa Claus and St. Nick Wretegyeer Sen Et Eee Santa Third St. Marshall, Ill Bill Berner Daschbachs Joseph Daschbach Alsace-Lorraine John J Boss Roller Joseph II Norman Expert Roller Joseph C. Baker Newark Sandy Baker W. J. Burnside B. Cole
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