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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
5
A long reader letter argues parity for farm products is unworkable and unfair to small farmers while critiquing labor and industry, citing rice and cotton controls, supply effects, and rising costs. The piece blends political opinion with local social notes and lists recent community visits and dinners.
Mrs Russell Dennison and Mrs Glen Lee with children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Pantle. The Kirbys from Paris visited their parents Mr and Mrs Carl Kirby. Russell and Winford Taylors called on neighbors in Cooper and West Terre Haute with Evelyn Holmes and others.
Rev Shepherd of Paris filled his Sunday morning appointment and will return February 16 at 7 00 pm. Sunday school attendance was thirty two. Multiple visits occurred including Mrs Gidech Deh with Mrs Pleasie Bartlett and Max Bartlett, Mr and Mrs Walter Gard with Mr and Mrs Russell Gray, and others visiting relatives and friends in Sullivan and Prairieton Indiana. Home Bureau hosts and all day meeting attended.
Mr and Mrs Carl Connelly of Casey spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Max Bartlett. Mr and Mrs Herman Bartlett visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Leo Wernz and Mrs Euleta Wernz. Amanda Engle called on Miss Ethel Meeker in West Union. Dorothy Crumrin spent the weekend with her parents and friends joined funeral services for Mrs Elsie Abersold in Terre Haute Wednesday.
Sunday morning service at 11:00 announced with subject Soul. Wednesday evening service at 7:45. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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