We ART ALL Centlin TM returns home in Bartlesville
Mrs C J Logue came back to Bartlesville Oklahoma Sunday after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Meebling Relatives learned Mrs Meebling had a stroke but had recovered enough that Mrs Logue felt she could leave her Pvt Clifford Raisner of Camp Polk Louisiana reported he was well and helping set up tents for new arrivals and the weather was warm with rain Mrs Walter Morton of Indianapolis was summoned to Marshall by the death of her uncle Dan Lewis who died at Danville hospital Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Logue
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
George Meebling
Clifford C. Raisner
Co. A
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Walter Morton
Indianapolis
Marshall
Dan Lewis
Danville Hospital
Daniel Lewis
Local social notes: visits and moves across Indiana towns
Over the weekend families and individuals by the Williams, Bryant, Lycan and Lagraves households were guests in Bridgeport and Terre Haute. Eugene Jenison of Terre Haute visited en route to Battle Creek. Mrs. Walter Craig sought observation at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. The Lycan family from Decatur moved into Dean Davidson’s South Fifth street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Jenison
Terre Haute
Battle Creek
Michigan
Susan Jacobs
Lois Jones
Walter Craig
Union Hospital
Coal bids sought by Marshall City Council
The Marshall City Council invites bids for the supply of coal for the coming year. Bids due by 12 00 noon Monday March 2 at City Hall. Bids must be f o b Marshall and include a government analysis. The council may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Marshall
Ilinois
Joe Gunder
Emery Bloodworth
Justin Harlan
Utility Committee
City of Marshall
Dr Turman and Cushman Visit in Indianapolis Home
Dr W R Turman and his sister Mrs Hattie Cushman visited Mrs Cushman’s son John Cushman of Great Lakes Training School last Sunday in Indianapolis at the home of Dr Turman’s daughter Mrs Layman Schell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Turman
Taubenecks Visit Relatives Near West Union
Mr and Mrs Everett Taubeneck of Saginaw Michigan visited over the weekend with the Ralston family and Mr and Mrs W E Taubeneck near West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ralston
Grandichigan
Mrs
W. W. Ralston
Everett Taubeneck
Saginaw, Michigan
W. E. Taubeneck
West Union
Local Real Estate Transfers and Community Notes
Community notices list residents visiting relatives near Westfield and in Hot Springs Arkansas. Local real estate transfers record U S A land grants from 1852, warranties and quitclaim deeds involving Casey and surrounding townships, with several parcels conveyed between 1940 and 1942.
Rainfall for January 1942 ends drier than usual
Winter rainfall totals show January 1942 at 1.41 inches after a slow start. This compares to 0.96 inches last January and a long term average of 12.66 inches for eleven prior Januarys. Groundhog lore referenced alongside poultry house ventilation note.
Local Social Club Events Span Dining Games and Games
Readable fragments describe gatherings hosted by Mrs. HF Srathy Rose and Mrs. Pearl Beneat, with guests from Paris and Champaign. Attendees enjoyed dancing, cards, and Chinese Checkers, plus sewing for Red Cross and multiple bridge and stitchery groups led by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Srathy Rose
Miss Mary Cole Hosts L. L. Club Dessert in Florida
Miss Mary Cole of Orlando entertained L. L. Club members at Seven Acres with a dessert course. She spent winter in Florida and asked Mrs. E D Morton to host in her absence. Miss Cole sent Florida candy and nuts. Mrs. C C Carroll read a paper titled Education for Death. Attendees included Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. R T Coyle, Mrs. E Howell, Mrs. Elmer Phillips, Mrs. Edith Cole, Miss Alma Shipe, Mrs. E J Giffel, Mrs. G D Farris, and Mrs. H E Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cole
Orlando
Florida
L. L. Club
Seven Acres
Miss Cole
E.D. Morton
C. C. Carroll
Carroll
R. T. Coyle
E. ©. Howell
Elmer Phillips
Edith Cole
Alma Shipe
E. J. Giffel
G. D. Farris
H. E. Cork
O E S Members Attend Casey Areta Chapter Meeting
Marshall Chapter O E S members attended Areta Chapter in Casey Monday night where three candidates received degrees. One candidate was Mrs H P Prince formerly of Marshall and sister of W D Hogue. Attending were Mrs Arthur Deaner Mrs C C Pack Mrs William Garwood Mrs Ragan Hedges Mrs Foster Hornbrook Mrs Emery Bloodworth Mrs Leroy McNary and Mr and Mrs W D Hogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Areta
Casey
H. P. Prince
W. D. Hogue
Arthur Deaner
C. C. Pack
William Garwood
Ragan Hedges
Foster * Hornbrook
Emery Bloodworth
Leroy McNary
Birth anniversaries celebrated at Miss McNary’s chili supper
Miss Carmen McNary and Miss Suzanne Womack hosted a chili supper Thursday night at Miss McNary’s home on South Michigan Avenue. Guests included Edythe Smitley Betty Jane Simpson Evelyn Saiter Mildred Geheb Betty Trefz Jean Coldren Virginia Meehling Kathryn Tucker Mary Bubeck Betty Cullop Mary Bubeck and Ruth Geyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Virginia
Meehling
Carween
McNary
Mary Bubeck
Emma Coldren
Kathryn Tucker
Betty Cullop
Sue Womacks
Betty Simpson
Betty Trefz
Bud Abel
Dan Abel
Merrell Buckner
Marshall
Charles Beith, Jr
Joe Sullivan
Bernard Win
Dale Brittan
Paris
Bill “Meehling
Mark Streckage
Champaign
Carmen McNary
Suzanne Womack
South Michigan Ave
Edythe Smitley
Betty Jane Simpson
Evelyn Saiter
Mildred Geheb
Jean Coldren
Virginia Meehling
Ruth Guyer
Buffet Bridge Party at Rosenleibs Honors Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rosenleibh of North Sixth Street hosted a Saturday buffet supper and bridge. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. Giffel, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Panniel, Patsy Egan, and Mrs. Leontine Kurtz. Prizes went to Mrs. Panniel, Mrs. Griffel, I. G. Burrell, and BE. J. Giffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rosenleibh
North Sixth Street
Bridge
C. C. Carroll
R. G. Kurtz
I. G. Burrell
E. J. Giffel
Walter Craig
F. H. Panniel
Patsy Egan
Leontine Kurtz
Panniel
Griffel
BE. J. Giffel
Mrs. Rademaker Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs. John Rademaker of West Archer Avenue entertained the Tuesday bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Pulver, Mrs. Frank Gunder, Mrs. E. B. Hurst, Mrs. E. D. Seed, Mrs. W. E. Morris, Mrs. John McCauley, Mrs. O. H. Rolson, Mrs. C. E. Clem, Mrs. R. R. Geddes, and Mrs. W. D. Hogue. Prizes were won by Mrs. McCauley, Mrs. Gunder, and Mrs. Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wallis
West Archer Avenue
Charles Bubeck
Dick Davidson
Earl Morris
John Scholfield
Julia Parsons
Robert Prewett
Will Taylor
Lillian Brady
John McCauley
W. ¥. Hutchinson
E. D.seed
W. H. Redford
Arthur Deaner
John Rademaker
West Archer Ave
Lloyd Pulver
Frank Gunder
E. B. Hurst
E. D. Seed
W. E. Morris
O. H. Rolson
C. E. Clem
R. R. Geddes
W. D. Hogue
McC
Social Evening at Mrs Lowry’s North Fourth Street Home
Mrs Arthur Lowry hosted a Saturday gathering at her North Fourth Street residence with guests Mrs Charles Bere and Mrs Frank Meehling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lowry
North Fourthtreet
Charles“ Bere Ana Mra Frank Ae Meehling
DAR Meeting Features Garver War Film Show
Mrs. Wm. T. Hollenbeck hosted the Walter Burdick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with films and a talk by Mrs. Ralph T. Garver stationed in the Philippines with Gen. MacArthur. Delegates Lottie Lafferty and Mae James were chosen for the Peoria state conference in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Walter Burdick
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ralph T. Garver
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Lottie Lafferty
Mae James
Peoria
Sousa
Union
Louise Elishoff
W. EB. Morris
Isabel Maxwell
Wes Hogue
Hollenbeck
Neal Hollenbeck
Lulu Worick
Harry Downey
C. EB. Berner
Martinsville
Walter Newlin
Wallace Young
Casey
O. A. Keiser
N . Booth
W.W. A. Vaughn
Frank Hurst
Fannie Andrews
Arther Deaner
Pearl Lee Walsh
Jennie Archer
B. F. Holscher
Lou Cole
Ed Daly
Chas. Cole
Leslie Archer
Louise Ellshoff
Anne English
Effie Ridgway
Otis Frazier
W. E. Morris
Marshall
W. A. Vaughn
Mary Jane Gossman Weds Harry Cook in Terre Haute
Mrs Mary Jane Gossman and Harry Cook were united in marriage Saturday afternoon in Terre Haute. They left that evening for Dodge City Kansas where they will make their home. Mr Cook is connected with Butlers Bros in St Louis. Mrs Cook is a niece of Mr and Mrs W F Hutchinson of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Gossman
Harry Cook
Terre Haute
Dodge City
Kansas
Mr. Cook
Butler’s Bros
St. Louis
Mrs.Cook
W. F. Hutchinson
Marshall
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Clock Update
The Christian Church lists services at 9 30 a m 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with a 6 30 p m youth group led by Robert Milton. The Mar shall Ministerial Association urged adherence to the federal time schedule starting February 15th while keeping sun time for services. A Lincoln quote on the Bible is cited and a reminder to study God’s Brook at church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baker
Christian Endeavor
Robert Milton
Ministerial Association of Marshall
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Hustler's 4-H Club Meets in Dennison for January Session
The Hustler’s 4-H Club met January 31 at the lodge hall in Dennison. President led, roll call and last meeting minutes were read, demonstrations assigned, talks on pasture improvement and farm prices given, and a talk by the farm adviser Mr. Myers. Refreshments, games, and singing followed. next meeting set for February 27 at the lodge hall with sandwiches and potato chips to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustler’s
Dennison
Richard Files
Emil Welsh
Myers
James
Joe
Robert
Ray
Helen Welsh
Vern Pickens
Herman Imie
Everett Stogshill
Jos Dunlap
Charles Curran
Molack
White
Krank
Welsh
Courtney
Files
Wanda Guinnip
Beth Kelly
Jessie D. Welsh
Lodge
Victory Book Campaign Drives Books to Soldiers
The USO the American Red Cross and the American Library Association sponsor a nation wide drive for books to be sent to camps stations for soldiers sailors and marines. The Marshall drive runs February 9 through February 21 with aim to provide good reading during downtime. Leave books at the Marshall Public Library or the City Light and Water Office box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
American Red Cross
The
American Library Association
America
Marshall
Marshall Public Library
City Light and Water Office
IRS Visit At Marshall Post Office For Tax Filing Help
An Internal Revenue Office representative will be at the Marshall Post Office on Monday and Tuesday, March 2 and 3, to assist taxpayers with income tax reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Springfield
Marshall
Card of Thanks for Dan Lewis
We extend sincere thanks to relatives and friends for assistance during the illness and death of husband and father Dan Lewis. Mrs. Dan Lewis and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lewis
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Centlin
J. D. Williams
Harold
William
Arthur Christian
Marie Lewey
North Eighth Street
Anne Coldren
Sylvia Abernathy
Bridgeport
Helen Bryant
Evansville, Indiana
Henry Bryant
Lewis Lycan
Decatur
Ella Lycan
Just
Mark Stewart
Chicago Tribune
Marshall Herald
County Farm
Garnet Cline
4Th Ave
Gary
Ind
George Zimmerly
Marshall, Clinois
Rosen
Amelia Grabenheimer
Dinois
N. Mich
Homer Pipher
S. 21St St. Terre Haute
Indiana
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Louie Beal
Denzil Henderson
Clarksville Road
Janet English
Fairmount
J. W. Beyer
Mason, Illinois
Anna English
Otto ‘Ray
Mayme Wallis
L. R. Smith
Muncie, Ind
E. E. Howell
Willard Kerley
Assumption
R. E. Bishop
Frank Williams
Knoxville
Tennessee
Bessie L. O'Neal
Pere Marquette
Augusta O'Neal
Milo Ray
Anna Baker
J. I. O'Neal
Danville
Pack
Mrs. Meador
Lester Rhoads
Town
Vandalia
C. O. Flowers
Chicago
Agnes Weeters
Hers Wet Sen
Frank Drake, Jr
Charles Strohm
Fred Bush
Ben Forsythe
Jake Meehling
St. Anthony Hospital
Joe Howell
St. Louis University
E. EB. Howell
Ray Forsythe
Jerry
CB. Din
Violet Saiter
Charleston
Herman Saiter
Helen Smith
Martin Tarble
University of Illinois
Mr. and
van Tarble
Ashmore
Kansas Station
Charity Davis of
Cloone
Mrs. van Tarble
Fenton Shirely
Allen Dean
Lower Wabash
Ben Medley
Florence Liggett
Robert McCourt
Louise Pheanis
Lester Romoser
Charlie W. English
Plainview Farm
Woodcroft
Hugh Johnson of
Robinson
Harry Johnson
John Fetters
Ben
Baird
Springfeld
Janet’ Engla Morton
Anna” . Rayilla Fairgrief
Cc. Pau
Billy Meehling
Jane Atte Oe
Frank Meehling
Leah Bontee
Paul ‘Behner
Westfield
John Payne
Armstrong
Leslee
Hobart
Lakes
Naval
Bobby Hedges
Ragan Hedgtes
Willella Morton
Misa ‘Ravilla Fairgrief
Mack Fairgrief
Fawley
Shane Ie
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Harry E. Harbor
John Newberry
Millard
Nehemiah Morrison
U.S. A
Millard Fillmore
Isaac Reed
U. S
Claude Newman
James Lashbrook
Lucille Malcom
Raymond
Ana
Dessie Hepner
Tion
Reymond
Hepner
Arid
Vember
Piais
Cwite
Charles Charles
Goble
L. H. Linn
Linn
Dan Wood
Frank Cole
McKeen
Truman J. Ross
Horace Nash
Sylvia Nash
San Isstie May Ross
Povers
Delia. Carr
Robert Carr
Arry B. Sullivan
Woman’s Club
E. D.“Morton
Jeannette English
Ravilla Fairgrief
Charles Kelley
Flem Black
Hattie Cushman
William Lickert
Logan Myles
Eighth Street
Snspectionsee
Bridge Club
Walter Edens
Norman Bennett
EB. E. Howell
BE. O. Sampson
Victor Reynolds
H. EB. Cork
E. J., Giffel
H. R. Blough
Wiehlir
East Plum Street
Anid ‘Mra
Harry R. Ramesberger, Jr
Wilson Keyes
Don Weger
North Fifth Street
Wi Uhlir
Lavern Martin
Arthur Waight
Harry Bamesberger, Jr
John Edwards
Charles Sweitzer
Glen Sweitzer
Iva Crumlin
W. C. Schaefer
Evelyn
Harold Hirschman
Rosamond Coldren
Clarene Coldren
Elmer Stoelting
Armstrong Vicinity
Cora Stoelting
Sylvan Morgan
Rudolph Bell
Basil Moore
Mrs. Burton Prust
Laufman Forsythe
Thos. W. Bass
Hustler
David Rosen
Marshall House
Grea
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