Five Points Community Notices and Legion Letter
The notice lists church visitations and guests at Five Points including Rev Richard Ralston and Miss Mary Lu Leggett and local social visits. It includes a long thank you letter from Lawrence Post 28 to Marshall Post 90 praising flood relief work and honoring comrades for amphibious duck operations and river patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard “Ralston
Mary’ Lu Leggett
Sand
Sylvan Morgan
Lila
Marshall Post
American Legion
Lawrence Post
Lawrenceville
Law‘rence
Russellville
St. Francisville
George Field
Mae‘ Eewure
American” Legion
Clyde M. Lawson
Snyder Rey Family Visit Highlights Weekend News
Snyder Rey and Mrs. C. C. Collier, Toledo relatives, spent Friday night with Miss Ola Coller and Mrs. Tilda Cornwell in Snyder. Don Tryon of Crossville Illinois stayed weekend with Ray Tryon and Marianne. Vernon Woods improving. Newport family visited Newport and Stevie.
N S D A R Walter Burdick Chapter Meeting Held in Martinsville
The Walter Burdick chapter of N S D A R met with Mrs. Joe Dean in Martinsville on Monday afternoon February 6. The gathering opened with singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Wagoner led a devotional, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Reports were given by the secretary and treasurer, letters were read, and state conference dates March 13 14 15 in Springfield and continental congress April 11 to 21 were announced. The chapter agreed to sing at Hillcrest Memorial Hospital in Tulsa Oklahoma and elected TS A P Myers as historian to fill a vacancy. Discussions covered the birthday lunch location, a suggested flag for the standard, a flag code book and ritual. Mrs Howell read a pamphlet by Senator Pat McCarran urging letters to U S senators about H R 4567 on displaced persons and immigration. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burdick
Joe.Dean
Martinsville
Wagoner
Howell
Springfield
Continental Congress
Hillcrest’ Memorial Hospital
Tulsa
Oklahoma
TS. A. P. Myers
Tms
Emrich
Nevada
United States
B. BE. Howell
N. T. Booth
EB. L. Taylor
Dan Gard
Marshall
O. M. Jaco
Casey
Lottie Lafferty
P. E. Worick
Trinity Lutheran Ds Scan One Master Service Notes
Trinity Lutheran holds services in the home of Mr and Mrs Shelton Davis at 7 30 p m with sermon Christ Crucified The Sunday school meets 6 30 p m Chaplain Piepkorn speaks The Lutheran Hour 11 30 a m Mutual network Rev Geiseman 8 00 p m American networkes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesgage
Wei
Shelton Davis
A. C. Piepkorn
Mutual
AL Geiseman
Reverend Rose to Speak on The One Thing Needful
The Rev. Herbert Rose of Alta Mont will discuss The One Thing Needful on a WCRA Ef fingham broadcast Sunday at 4 00 p m. The program offers a religious lesson aimed at guiding listeners in daily faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rose
Altamont
WCRA
Effingham
Willard Eugene Oglesby Obituary
Willard Eugene Oglesby born February 3 1925 in McLeansboro Illinois died January 25 1950 near Marshall Illinois at age 24 years 11 months and 25 days He served two years overseas in World War II and received an honorable discharge He was a member of Eddington Post VFW employed by Exploration Drilling He leaves his father Ralph Oglesby mother and grandfather John Pritchett plus other relatives The notice notes the tragedy and expresses the community’s sorrow. Spraying is absolutely necessary in apple orchards but sanitation is even more important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Eugene Oglesby
Ralph Oglesby
McLeansboro
Illinois
Marshall
Ilinois
Eugene
Leansboro
Eddington
VFW
Exploration Drilling Company
Ralph ‘Oglesby
John Pritchett
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Wm. McKee
Wm. Veach
Rex Wilhoit
Harvey Wilson
Herbert Hutchens
Billy” Wilson
Jean Alrey
Glenn Wilthoit
Mrs. van Shields
D. A R
Trinity Lutherands
Kirchner Lumber Yard
J. L. Manwaring
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall, Tl
John Deere
Litchfield
Flowers Sales & Service
Pontiac
Marshall, Illinois
Chevrolet
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America’s Best Buy
Archer Ave
Teale
Marshall, Ill
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