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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1964
Page
5
Classified item reports a lost small air grinder between Clarksville and Cleone with contact Claypool Body Shop on August 1.
Classified from Marshall area records shows lost dog a brown and gold Airedale with facial hair loss, contact Lawrence G. Collistoner in Hutsonville. Also a lost orange white Persian cat with reward in Lawrence. Multiple rental ads for small and modern houses, and for sale items including seed, equipment, and livestock, plus community notices and funeral attendances.
Marshall Fuel and Ice Co advertises Sahara Stoker Coal as economy priced fuel with a hot burn and easy-out clinker. Contact phone number 3665.
F M Brownie Boesiger of Flowers Sales Inc received Pontiac Motor Division’s emblem at a St Louis Chase Hotel banquet. He joined Pontiac’s Master Salesman's Guild for outstanding sales achievement.
Homer Hendrix and Joy Barrett hosted coffee Tuesday morning with guests Mrs. Walter Spencer Mrs. Danny Taylor Sally Jo Mrs. Jack Warner and Mr. Ron Verrimont and sons. Dinner Sunday evening featured Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macke with Janice Smitley Ted Weber of Paris and David Martin and Troy Stepp. West Terre Haute couple Paul Wyrick joined Spencer for Sunday supper.
Mrs Welsh qualified with a 3.54 point hour average across six major subjects. She attended the Scholarship Tea hosted by the Pamirista Organization in the Cotillion Room of Hulman Center to honor high scholastic achievement among upper class women.
Clara Berner expresses gratitude for prayers gifts letters and cards received and for visits at hospital and after returning home noting appreciation for support from friends and community.
Mrs Nora Swinford thanks friends and relatives for prayers visits flowers and cards given during illness and expresses gratitude for support from family and neighbors.
All retired teachers of Clark county are invited to the first 1964 meeting. It will start at 1 15 p.m Saturday February 29 at Martinsville North Side School. Come and hear a speaker from the State Department. Bring your questions. Whether you have paid dues or not, come or send a representative. There is strength in unity.
Grateful thanks are extended to friends for kindness and flowers as funeral services were conducted by Mr Marrs and the minister Joseph Dular. Also thanked are Mrs John Heatherly and family, Mr and Mrs Ewbank, Mr and Mrs C Heatherly, and Mrs M Murphy.
The Christian Missionary Circle of the Christian Church plans a Thursday gathering on February 27 at Mrs. Gene Marrs home. Mrs Julie Myers of Terre Haute will lead the meeting.
Parents hopeful that several mothers can attend the gathering to meet the new Cubmaster. The session ends in time for attendees to join Sunday School nearby.
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