Social clubs share holiday gatherings at local church
The Loyal Hustlers and Loyal Circle classes of the First Christian Church held meetings with dinners and business, electing officers and giving gifts. The St Marys Club, bridg club, Birthday Club and Amigo Club hosted Christmas dinners and gift exchanges at Tom's Cafe and homes, with numerous members attending from the community. Families joined in gatherings at Tom's, the Colonial Kitchen, and homes, celebrating holidays and birthdays among many local residents.
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First Christian Church
Janet Angle
Harold Imle
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Mera
Walter—Spencer
W. E. Angle
Dave Elishoff
Frieda Thompson
Louise Rayhel
Jack Warner
Lois Jones
Drew Casteel
Earl LeFever
Dorothy Swope
Virgil Macke
Adrian Redman
Don Paden
First Antihodist Church class turkey dinner details
The GLG Sunday school class of the First Antihodist Church held its annual turkey dinner on December 13 at Mamie Lickert's home. New officers were elected and a gift exchange occurred. attendees included Emil Bennett, Jank Brosman, Owen Hendrix, E. E. Howell, Mamie Lickert, Larry Lindholm, Lee Miller, Herman Saiter, Fred Moore, Fred Tingley, Celia Dodd, Harry Scott, D A Macklin, and Bert McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLG
Mamie Lickert
Owen Hendrix
E. E. Howell
Fred Moore
Emil Bennett
Jank Brosman
Larry Lindholm
Lee Miller
Herman Saiter
Fred Tingley
Celia Dodd
Harry Scott
D .A. Macklin
Bert McIntosh
Community Notes From Dennison And Nearby Towns
Local residents from Dennison and surrounding areas share weekend visits and family moments. Several families travel between Terre Haute Kokomo Paris Streeter and West Terre Haute while a farm accident sidelines Merrill Snedeker who injured his right hand and is expected home soon.
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Harold Fisher
Terre Haute
Todd
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Harry Bennett
Murphysboro
Tlinois
John Yeley
Joyce Thompson
Diane Taylor
Marshall
Russell Taylor
David Bland
Grace Mason
Elizabeth Hills
Martinsville
Hills
Beulah Setzer
Otis Weaver
Greenup
Illinois
Effie Lumsden
Maggie Bland
Darrell Shade
Villa Grove
Daisy Prutett
Daisy Prutett, Honoring Mrs. Shade’s Birthday. Mrs. Augustatt‘Holmes
Darrell
Earl Kirby
Minter
Winds
Jerry Holmes
Merrill Snedeker
Russel Taylor
Dennison
Asbury Church
Union Hospital
Dale Mason
Christmas party hosted by Saddle Club members
A Sadd le Club hosted a Christmas party at a member home on Saturday evening. The gathering featured a sermon reference from Revelations 3.5 about overcoming and being clothed in white raiment as a confession before God and the angels.
West Liberty Social Notes from Mrs Rosa Stutesman
West Liberty society column lists Mrs Clea Curtright and Mrs Beatrice Curtright at an Oakland high school chorus, visits to the Lloyd Davises, dinner with Mr Roy Biggs, and attendance at Kansas high school musical. Also mentions missionary meetings, Willing Workers class party, Christmas program at Westfield high school, and Past Time Club at Village Inn with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Club
Toms
Martin Tarble
Joe Macey
Maurice Staub
Don Staub
Fred Kammacher
Don Ferris
Eamer Haugh
Clea Curtright
Beatrice Curtright
Oakland High School
Ciddie Cox
Ivan
Lloyd Davis
Eather Fitzgarrald
Roy Biggs
Kansas High School
Rosa Stutesman
Robert Stutesman
Paul Behner
Clarksvile Church
Clea Cartright
Addie Chapman
Lewis Chapman
Robingon Hospital
Mary E. Behner
Rosa Statesman
Norris
Irma Froost
Andy Lucan
Ola Fox
Rosabelle Walters
Stella—Martin
Lions Crush Martinsville In Home Opener Rumbling 88 48
Marshall Lions dominate Martinsville 88 to 48 at home as Jim Cline leads with 25 points and 18 rebounds. Bob Gard 15, Phil Wetzel 12, Tom Murphy 11, Brent Mason 11 rebounds. JV wins 73 31. Next host Westfield with hot scorer Denny Thronburg and halftime 5th 6th grade exhibition.
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Marshall’ Lions
Martinsville
Lions
Westfield
Beatson
Marshall
Jim Cline
Bob Gard
Phil Wetzel
Tom Murphy
Brent Mason
Murphy
Larry Welsh
Denny Throneburg
Eagles
Lion
Marshall Fresh Falls to Robinson 53 28 in Narrow Loss
Marshall Fresh basketball suffered its first defeat last Thursday losing to Robinson 53 to 28. Height and speed disadvantage against Crawford County powered Robinson to the win with Steve Bennett contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Robinson
Crawford County County
Steve Bennett
Marshall Freshmen Face Paris Trip After Win Over Tingers
The Marshall freshmen stand 3 1 on the season after a 27 18 loss by the junior high lightweights to Newton. Howard Johnson led the heavyweights with 20 points and Tom York added 18 as they built a lead in the second quarter.
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Paris
Tingers
Robinson
Marshall
Newton
Tom McQueen
Howard Johnson
Tom York
Fred Eitel
Randy Strohm
Jeff Mallory
Year end deadlines for Clark County farm programs
Clark County ASCS chairman Dale Poorman warns farmers of year end deadlines. The 1968 wool and lamb marketing year ends December 31, with payments for marketing completed by then arriving in 1969 and later. ACP cost sharing requires practice completion by December 31 and reporting by January 10, with county Martinsville office guidance available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Poorman
Clark County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sale Billa
ASCS
Martinsville
Food Stamp Modernization Aims to Aid 500000 More People
Secretary of Agriculture Frermen announced changes to the Food Stamp program to assist more than 500,000 people. Beginning Feb 1, families with net incomes under 70 dollars a month will receive more free food for less cash, moving low income households toward a fuller diet with available funds. A four person Midwest family earning 60 to 70 dollars monthly would pay 26 dollars and receive 66 dollars in coupons under the revised plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frermen
Midwest
Agencies to implement changes after February 1
State and local agencies are informed immediately about changes. Full effectiveness depends on how quickly agencies make necessary administrative adjustments after February 1.
Marshall Blue Ribbons Hold Last Meeting At Keller Home
Marshall Blue Ribbons gathered at Patty Keller home for a final meeting with a gift exchange. Keller demonstrated brownies while games and refreshments were enjoyed. The next meeting is planned for January 2 at Marcia Kuhn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Blue Ribbons
Patty Keller
Marcia Kuhn
Absence of sentiment drives business and wellbeing for two men
The statement notes that practical efficiency sustains business, while positive spirits and health contribute to the well being of two unnamed men. It contrasts practicality with personal vitality as keys to steady operation.
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Social
Nellie Stevens
Bertha Melton
Blanche Teylor
Ruth Handley
Elsie Bloodworth
Ruby van Rogers
Clara Kesler
Rose Bohn
Ethel Finkbiner
Betty Shonk
Nellie Sims
Blanche Taylor
Anna Veach
Orpha Murphy
Dan Paden
Anne Mott
Harry Bamesberger
Toms Cafe
Grendel Bennett
Aaron Kammacher
Victor Miller
Porter Casteel
Agerl Eitel
Percy Stanfield
John Hollenbeck
Florence Bubeck
Birthday Club
Colonial Kitchen
Leona Irwin
Carolyn Storms
Lara Garwood
Len Volk
Jeanne Saiter
William Ancker
Jemina Houk
Gertie Scott
Effie Irwin
Lo's Jones
Marion Mc McConchie
Robert Rollings
Doit Lichtenberger
Knitting Club
H. D. Spittler
Garnet Elston
Fern Adams
Olen Jones
Fenton Macke
Frank Gunder
Ruth Jeannette Nash
Amigo Club
T. E. Findley
Gene Schmalhausen
Omaar Frankenship
Elsie Jane Marrs
Eugene Miller
Tom
Herman Miller
William Dixon
A. R Miller
George Miller
David Miller
Frank Gard
Juanita Blankenship
T. Findley
Ben Dowd
John Davis
Don Drummond
Rosemary Pellum
Doris Frets
Barbara
Doris
Chanute Air Force Base
First United Methodist Church
Louise Ellshoff
Helen Sumption
Lillian Arney
Elmer Hoggatt
Ben Drummond
John Remlinger
Kim
New Albany
Indiana
Morton
James Drummond
Peoria
Barbara Davis
Frank Lebaty
Rantoul Air Force Base
West Libertyby
Clark Ascs Office
Merry Christmas
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Il
Ford, Ltd
Rollo Simpson
P. S
FORD
Chevrolet
Don Stanfield Ford Sales
Don Stanford
Leon Fitzgarrald
Clyde Pine
Jack Ziegler
Budd Legg
Evadene Crumlin
Agil Hitel
Diz Finkbiner
Jack Miles
Robert Georgeff
Luther Morris, Jr
Steve Turner
Arthur Handley
Larry Bender
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