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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1944

Page

5

Marshall Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Week

Mrs Dock Roberts hosted Marshall visitors on Friday. Jose Miller of West York spent Sunday with brother B F Miller and family. Robert Lake, long at Terre Haute, returned home last Wednesday. Mrs F G Murphy visited Terre Haute last week and returned Saturday with daughter Mrs Charles Johnson. George Pritchard and wife hosted a gathering with fun and dancing last Monday. Mr and Mrs B Miller held a Thursday evening dance for about twenty guests.

Dock Roberts Marshall Jose Miller West Tork B. F. Miller Robert Lake Terre Haute F. G. Murphy Charles Johnson George Pritchard B. ¥. Miller

Winter visit and social events in San Antonio guests

Mrs Lida Berry from San Antonio arrived to spend winter with Dr J R Burnett and H B Dulaney families. Sam Barclay accompanied her en route to New York. Dr and Mrs E M Duncan hosted a dinner party for James A Morton and family, Robert Brown and daughter Mary, Mrs Lola Schwanecke and Miss Clara Schwanecke, Mrs Frank Greenough. Card club entertained with auction bridge. honors went to Mrs W B Scholfield and Mrs Lawrence Siplinger. other guests included Mesdames Kerr Bolton Winterrowd and Booth. A luncheon followed.

Lida Berry San Antonio Texas J. R. Burnett H. B. Dulaney Robert Brown Mary Lola Schwanecke Clara Schwanecke Frank Greenough Card Club Auction Bridge W. B. Scholfield Lawrence Iplinger Mesdames J. K. Kerr Elmer Bolton Don Winterrowd Truman ‘Booth

Local jewelers set to open Flora store February 15

Harold Luse of Flora has sold his jewelry business there and will open a new shop in this city on February 15 in the Whitlock building east of the Dulaney National Bank. Visitors include Dr and Mrs Walter Phillips Morton of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs J C Peck.

Harold Luse Flora Luse Whitlock Dulaney National Bank Walter Phillips Morton Indianapolis J. C. Peck R. C. Spencer Dean and Rex North Carolina Charles Smitley Marshall Harvey Wesnitzer Mary Louise Theodore Scheffler Casey B. L. Buren Louisville Albert Sockler Chas. LeSeure Canton E. LeSeure

Ten Years Ago Sunday Dinner Guests Near Marshall

The 1934 item notes visits of Rev. and Mrs. J. E Owens and Charles Sweitzer and wife to Mrs. Iva Crumlin east of Marshall. Other gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. David Lutz and others near Clarks ville and a 51st wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mayer at their country home northwest of Marshall with family invites. Gilbert Chapman and family visited from Melrose.

J. E.owens Charles Sweitzer Iva Crumlin Marshall David Lutz R. , Babcock Emma Gockler Charley Graham Clarksville Wm. Mayer C. M. Bubeck Dick Davidson Frank Cooper H. E. Brann N. W. Hein Danville Gilbert Chapman South County Mrs. Chapman Melrose

Green Moss Family News from Marshall and Surrounding Areas

Sunday school attendance reached 25 with Mr and Mrs Truman Ross and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bragg and Robert and Joe among attendees at a Kraft Cheese company meeting in Marshall Tuesday night. Lon Hallock died at Alton and funeral services were held at the Hallock home with burial at Enon near Westfield. Harold Claypool on furlough from the U S Navy visited family at Reuben Tingley s Sunday.

Truman Ross Clyde Bragg Robert Joe Kraft Cheese Company Marshall Will Walters Charleston Ashmorea Lon Hallock Alton Hallock Enon Westfield Arthur Claypool Reuben Tingley Harold Claypool U.S. Navy Ralph Davis J. D. Ross Max Phillips Janice Karen Gary Ind Rote Davis Stanley Jimmy Phillips Jean Duran Foster Propat Little Son Paris Will ‘Walters Dale Martha Ora Hallock Rev. Mowell

Parish Family Attends Sunday School Then Visits Tingley Home

Mr and Mrs Muri Smitley and their children from Paris attended Sunday school here on Sunday and spent the rest of the day at the home of Ruben Tingley and family.

Muri Smitley Paris Ruben Tingley

Melrose Social News Recaps Local Visits and Farewell

Earl Jackson and daughter Anna Bell Wells visited with grandson Steve on Monday afternoon. Neighbors planned a farewell party for the Nash family. Several Davis relatives and friends toured, helped, or visited each other through the week, with multiple gatherings at the Davis home.

Earl Jackson Mrs Annabell Wells Steve

Five Points Visitors and Moves Across Town

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilhoit and others from Paris visited Mrs. Daisy Bell on Sunday along with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bell. Eileen Ellington and son Carroll traveled to Alexandria Virginia to see Edward Ellington stationed at Fort Belvoir. Tom Morgan moved to a new Marshall home. Coleman Finlay and son relocated to a farm vacated by the family. Dwight and Norma Lou visited Will McKee and family. Dickie Linton returned home from Paris hospital after a week’s stay. Sylvan Morgan and Lila June called on Amos Morgan who has been poorly.

Kenneth Wilhoit Max and Bobby Paris Rudolph Bell Daisy Bell Eileen Ellington Son Carrol Alexandria Edward Ellington Ft. Belvoir Tom Morgan Marshall Coleman Finlay Nar Kansas Russell McKee Bula Kaye

Real Estate Transfers Across Casey Area and Nearby Deeds

A series of deeds and tax transfers in 1944 show multiple parties buying selling or quit claiming real estate in Casey and surrounding townships. Transactions include administrator deeds warranty deeds and tax deeds with values ranging from $1 to $1550. The notices also note concerns from soil conservationists about soil loss by erosion.

Farm Accounts Headed to Town for Tax Help

A farmer plans to take farm accounts to town to consult a tax specialist who can save time and money. The service is described as helping streamline the tax reporting process.

Turkey Point Order Reminder

Reminder to place turkey point orders soon noting prior difficulties obtaining them last year. Emphasizes urgency and memory of past shortages to prompt timely action.

National 4 H Club Delegates Named at Urbana Illinois

Fourth club specialists at the University of Illinois have named delegates to the 1944 national 4 H club camp. Floyd Grommet Belleville Edgar C Gabel Yorkville Mary Kathryn Armstrong Putnam Doris Mollett Greenville are named though wartime delays persist. Grommet a 21 year old with nine years in club work led his club and aided leadership camps, Gabel has 69 Hampshire head, 22 baby beef, and poultry projects, Mary Kathryn Armstrong a University of Illinois freshman with county home economics scholarship, Doris Mollett 20, left college for wartime teaching and runs 270 laying hens and 600 White Rock birds, all reflecting long term club involvement.

Urbana Ill University Ofllinois College of Agriculture Floyd Grommet Belleville Edgar.c Gabel Yorkville Mary Kathryn Armstrong Putnam Doris. Mollett Greenville Hampshire Dysar Gabel Carl Dunois Reba Armstrong Doris Mike W. Mollett University of Illinois

Farm Bureau Meeting Set on 1944 Food Production and Soil Care

Clark County farmers are invited to a February 24 meeting at 7 30 p m in Martinsville Community High School with P E Johnson soil specialist as main speaker. Refreshments provided each family to bring sandwiches. R V Lott voices talk on Relationship Between Maturity and Quality in the Apple at 14 00 followed by a discussion. All Clark County Fruit Growers urged to attend.

Clark County Martinsville Community High School P E. Johnson Johnson R. V. Lott

Deaths in Marshall and Coatesville Families

Frederick Sweet died in Tucson Arizona last week and funeral services were held in Marshall with burial in Forsythe Cemetery. Alonzo Buis aged 86 died at his daughter’s home near Marshall and burial planned in Coatesville Stilesville area Indiana. Funeral arrangements and obituaries note survivors including daughters, brothers, sisters, granddaughters and a great grandson.

Frederick ‘Thomas Sweet Tucson Arizona Marshall Moore Funeral Home Thos W. Bass H. J. Kemp Forsythe Cemetery Alonzo Buis Dan Tibbs James G. Buis Stilesville Indiana Beason Buis Indianapolis William C. Buis Amo Alpha Cox Vileta Stephens Kansas City Missouri Virginia , Huber Danny Stephens Campbell Funeral Home Coatesville Ind

Congregational News Sunday Schedule and Announcements

Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 choir rehearsals canceled this week Mission Study Friday 7 30 with Miss Eunice Gilbert altar guild committee for this month Mrs Carl Jensen and Mrs Wm Camp flowers contact to donate minister has been sick church missed two Sundays but will resume next Sunday 30 everyone in place locations Darwin 9 30 Snyder 10 00 Beulah 8 00 pm Sunday schools meet regular time Mid week service Auburn Wednesday 7 30 and Asbury Thursday warm welcome to all

Eunice Gilbert Darwin

Methodist Circuit Aide Services This Sunday

The preaching services will be conducted on the south end of the circuit this Sunday with Minister H. J. Kemp leading the events and guiding worship for the congregation.

H. J. Kemp

Notice of Claim Day in Walter B. Lackey Estate

Public notice states March 6, 1944 as the claim date in the Clark County Illinois estate of Walter B. Lackey. Claimants may file against the estate before this date without summons. Administratrix Mary K. Lackey and attorney John M. Hollenbeck are named in the county court filing.

Walter B. Lackey Mary K. Lackey

Cooperative Marketing Meeting In Champaign Illinois

A district meeting on February 1 at 10:00 am in the Farm Bureau building Champaign Illinois will discuss the cooperative marketing program across the state. Attendees include County Farm Bureau Marketing Committees Farm Advisers presidents organization directors and other board members.

Farm Bureau Champaign Illinois County Farm Bureau

Notice to Clark County Fruit Growers February 1944 Meeting

The Eastern Clinots District Frit School will be held February 14, 1944 in Newton Winds. The meeting will convene at 9 30 a m. The first sentence appears partially readable and indicates a local fruit grower gathering with a stated date and start time.

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Green Moss Mrs. Roe E. Davis Wayne Davis Tedge Kinderdine Ruth Davis Stanley Nash Lyle and Rea Olen Wells Warren Kinderdine Fred English Charles Davis Jessé Davis Charles Elizabeth Quentin Arney Fred Engish Roxanna Wells Esther Wells Joseph Wm. Chamness Flossie Leasure Jean Davis Meda Weir Herschel Medsker Wm. Canady Wiley Kinderdine Elizabeth Jean Davis Jesse Davis Glenn Wilhoit Harry Partlow Amos and Ethel Roberts Amos Roberts Eva Huff Leggett S. E Sue A. Johnson Chas A. Thornsburg Russell J Vera M. Miller John and Jesse Pentecost John W. Andrews Kenneth Stevens Russell Floyd Mary J. Carr Addie Finney F. L. Miller Anna L. Lucas Russell B. Miller Maud Ellen Lewis A. V. Ettelbrick Dorothy English Roscoe Williams Grace’ Gard John Weir South Park Floyd Grommit Mary Kathryn Armstrong Doris Mollet Edgar Gabel Farm Bureau News T. E. Myers Special Soil Improvement Meeting Congregational News Gwylyn Isaac Clark County Loan & Finance CO Archer Avenue East Maple Street Marshall, Tiinois Pricies V. L. Huff Chester Claypool Kroger Big K” Brand Avondale Ibs Florida Florida Marsh U.S White Shank BUY Ulmio
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