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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1963

Page

3

Obituary and social notes from West Union area

Word of the death of Will D. Poorman 92 at his Katy Texas home follows a stroke. Community members share meals, visits, and condolences as relatives gather for L. A. Shawler funeral with many local guests and church verses.

Will D. Poorman Katy Texas Poorman Poorman Bros West Union

Community Notes from Various Local Visits

Rev and Mrs BE C Ham visited Cowden. Harold Morecraft and children from Marshall joined Dean Holmes family. Edward Doill visited his mother at Mrs Nina Johns in Marshall. J H Johns and O E Taylor hosted Sunday dinner. Mrs Harold Jones visited with Don Jones. W F Taylor attended supper with Helen Lane in Terre Haute. Daryl Taylor and Sheila from Brazil also present. Grace Mason Dale Mason and children of Paris plus William Parsons of Marshall dined with Wayne Tharp family for birthday. George Ray and family spent Sunday with Clara Lou Lewis. P M White visited Estell Holmes. Eugene Carpenter and family from Marshall were noted in attendance.

Paris P. A.carpenter al Campbell Russell Taylor David Sweitzer Harold Holmes Estel Holmes Ernest Jones Dorolhhy Yeley Jones Marie Shillkett Terre Haute Shillkett Carrie King E. C. Ham Orville Taylor Jerry Arthur Virginia Thompson Martinsville Karen Fairfrief Ralph Fairfrief Bruce Mary Kirby West Union Glenn Lee Verlin Hurst Marshall Rural BE. C. Ham Cowden Harold Morecraft Marshall Dean Holmes Edward Doill A. ©. Doll Nina Johns J. H. Johns O. E. Taylor Harold Jones Don Jones W. F. Taylor Helen Lane Daryl ‘Taylor Sheila Brazil Grace Mason Dale Mason William Parsons Wayne Tharpe

Visiting couples call on neighbors this week

Mr. and Mrs. James Lucan visited Mrs. Rosa Statesman on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Marrs called on Mrs. Golda Harbor Friday afternoon.

James Lucan Rosa Statesman Lafe Marrs Golda Harbor

West Liberty Social News Notes Visits and Shared Meals

Mrs Lela Thompson reports visits over the weekend including Blizie Newman and the Marrs, with Mary Behner and Anita Cheesman shower at Westfield church. Mrs Edith Marrs called on Mrs Helen Welsh in Marshall, and neighbors Mr and Mrs Paul Behner gathered for a farewell dinner for Rev Gunther and family.

West Liberty Lela Thompson Blizie Newman Robert ‘Webster Stevie Linda Sunda Lafe Marrs Wayne Bednext Nancy Lou Biggs Eathel ' Fitzgarrald Edith Marrs Gunther Lafe Morrs Herb Morris Lily Starks Cee Eather Fitzgarrald Mary E. Behner Lloyd Claypool Anita ‘Cheesman Methodist Church Westfield Howard Cox Walter Cox

Ohio Chapel residents share weekend visits and errands

Mr and Mrs James Blankenbaker and children spent Saturday with Grant Hollenbeck. James Graham and family visited True Thompson and Lou Thompson. Margaret Wernz visited Pleasie Bartlett. Lucille Vanfleet and Mabel Gard attended a Hobby meeting at the Catholic church basement. Maggie White and James Graham shopped in Robinson. Anns Shotwell visited George Marvin. Carl Graham and Judy called on James Graham and Steve. Richard Bumpus and boys spent Sunday with True Thompson and Lou Thompson. Myrtle Niesner and Ruby Graham shopped in Terre Haute.

James Blankenbaker Grant Hollenbeck James Graham True Thompson Lou Thompson Margaret Wernz Pleasie Bartlett Lucille Vanfleet Mabel Gard Maggie White Steve Robinson Anns. Shotwell George Marvin Carl Graham Judy Richard Bumpus Lou Thomson Myrtle Niesner Ruby Graham Terre Haute

Community Notes From Marshall Messy OCR

Local notes recount visits among residents Maude Miller Grace Higginbotham Everett John Blizzard Golda Blizzard and Mary Carpenter. Hospitalization for Woodford Williams and funeral for Lola Norton are noted along with First Church of Christ Scientist readings.

Michael Garner Leon Garner Marshall Warren Norton Mary William Ledermann Lola Norton Herbert Norton U. S. Air Force First Church of Christ, Scientist Marshall, Illinois Mary Baker Eddy

Divine Love Sermon Promised by Christian Science Churches

The churches announce a Sunday lesson sermon themed Love addressing humanitys perplexing problems with focus on spiritual healing and practical application. Aimed at readers seeking guidance, the address emphasizes compassion, faith, and ethical living as solutions in daily life.

Will

Candidate for Marshall Town Supervisor Nomination

Barl Kile announces candidacy for the Democratic caucus to win the Supervisor seat of Marshall Town. The event runs February 2, 1963 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and seeks voter support at the caucus.

Marshall Kile

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West UNION Ruth Wright Harnett Wright John Collier Johnnie Rae Larry Ledermann Billy Arbuckle Fairy Collier John Sheets Union Hospital Indiana Edward Clatfelter Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Dale Sinclair T. C. Kreamer Olney Robert Thompson Hume Foster Thompson West Terre Haute W. UL. Veach Tezxie Haute L. A. Shawler Prust Hosch Brick Cemetery Stella Shawler Lyman Shawler Earl Stiner Poland Virginia Ukranuop Alexander Virginia Lou Kidd Norma Thompson Arlington L. A. Shaw- Ter EN Vgn Lin E EAST Ling South North Ohio Chapel Maude Miller Christian Science Churches Joan of Arc EMGE el So Charmin U.S Wieners Hedg Aris Birdseye Frozen Foods Eae Heath FBI SAT
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