Emmanuel Ladies Meet Phura Day at the Church
The Emmanuel Ladies held a February 11 meeting at the church with devotions led by Rosa Mond Coldren and songs including Take Time To Be Holy and Rock of Ages. Members read tributes to Lincoln Washington and Valentine’s Day, then a short business session and a refreshment spread hosted by Mrs. Lenh Hirsch and Mrs. Louise Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Rosamond Coldren
Lincoln
Washington
Lenh Hirsch
Louise Ziegler
Rosa Coldren
Ruth Miller
Ruth Robinson
Lillian Drummond
Irene Hirsch
Marjorie Schaefer
Clara Miller
Omar Koppler
Blanche Taylor
Katie Ziegler
Lucille Ziegler
Zelia Saiter
Minnie King
Mildred Hirschman
Evelyn Schaefer
Mae Burnam
Eva Imle
Hattie Locke
Kunce
Louise Jackson
Alta Imle
Fairy Imle
Mary Norton
Marlowe
Ruth—Baker
Norma—Murphy
Clafrene Davison
Addie Blockinger
Zion ‘Dadies
Corinna Tingley
Vivian
Maur
Busi
Othel Pine
Flozza—Berner
Amelia Sweltzer
Mabel’ Hawker
Migs Verna
Fink
Biner
Una Boyer
Ethel Pine
Corinna
Miller
Alice
Tingley
Geo
Zimmerly
Emme
Gebert
Violet. Miller
Helen
Finkbiner
Rev
E. C. Kunce
Mra
Alice Tingley
West Union social notes and visitors update
Mrs Ruth Wright visits noted alongside Gary Indiana connections with the Yargus family. Local church groups met at Marshall Christian church and Bible study sessions were held. A youth rally drew forty participants at the Marshall church with sponsors. Various relatives from Indiana Illinois Ohio and Tennessee visited or were mentioned in local notices. A quirky roundup mentions civ service exams and Chinese railroad work in a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Yargus
Gary
Indiana
Glen Yargus
Charles Yargus
Arlo Dix
Harry Yargus
Irene Cline
Otho Miller
Roy Kearns
John Cooney
Chicago
Effie Dancy
Tyler ‘Timmons
Terre Haute
Welcome Buckle
Gunder
Marshall
Sweitzer
Paris
Marshall Christian Church
Foater Martin
Ohio
Millard, Martin
Son
The
Christian Church
de Cline
Frances Jackson
Reno Baker
Indianapolis
Eileen Ferris
J. MC. Club
Gertrude" le Strohm
Viola” Nichols
Shirley
Morton
Norma Miller
Nelile
Hilbert
Grace
Nichols
Mary
Eloise Nichols
Burl
Medaker
Mike
Cork
George
Brooks
Incomplete historic note on burial in Wyoming
Fragmentary text mentions a burial and an individual linked to Sharpshooter lore, with scattered references to Wyoming and a 60 year old figure. The legible parts do not yield a coherent event, name, or date to establish a clear report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe ‘Nan
William
Dan Orted
Wyoming
Man Could Reach Mars Expert Says
Urbana Wernher von Braun German rocket developer startled the world with a Mars project claim. He says an expedition of 50 Earthmen could spend 400 days exploring Mars and then return aboard 49 ferried vessels propelled by three stage rockets. They would loop Earth for three months to gather supplies and fuel before takeoff and circling Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ss. Wernher
Braun
Earth
Mars
Grandmother Delivers Quadruplets in Sydney Tent Settlement
In Sydney Mrs Hudson, 38, became a grandmother of four in one birth event. She delivered a 45 ounce boy and a girl, followed by two more children, all within hours. The family, with nine previous children, moved to two large tents in Sartell town to house the new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Hudson
Animals Do Human Things in Drought New York
Report from New York notes drought effects across the country as wildlife and insects behave unusually. Deer probe gardens for tomatoes and melons while praying mantises invade homes. bees die from nectar shortage and foxes raid settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New .York
Timbuktu Flight Route Through Sahara Described
A fragmented travel note describes a weekly commercial flight across French West Africa from Bamako to Gao and Goundam near Timbuktu. It mentions camel travel to a sun-baked village and a desert crossing by motor transport, noting an overnight hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbuktu
French West Africa
Bamako
Gao
Goundam
Sahara
Reunion prayer page memorials from scattered lines
Fragmentary obituary style note expresses grief for a mother and loved ones. Mentions faith in Christ, reunion in the promised land, and thanks to God. Also includes disjointed phrases about icebergs and arctic ocean imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Hendy
Herman Vern
Jems
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Cork
Herman
Floyd Moore
Harve Nightlinger
Ben Saiter
Lola Ann
Elizabeth Norton
J. L. Pellum
Clara Norton
Sue Jones
C. L. Gurley
Janet
Harry Irwin
John R. Haughee
Ridge Farm
O. L. Gurley
Paul Thornsburg
Lucille Thornsburg
John G. Saiter
Martinsville
Charles Cork
Lloyd Cork
Alwyn Martin
Fred Wolcott
Merrill Bruner
Dean Houk
J. le Scott
Elizabeth ‘Austin
Emery Bloodworth
Gertie Nickles
Jesse Dill
Glen Stroud
Woodrow Hendrix
Dwight Beltz
Dewayne Huey
Henry Shaw
Clifford Walters
Richard Taylor
Ruth Daily
G. W. Gibson
Dean Harlow
Charles Crumlin
Gon
Mary Ward
Laufman Forsythe
C. B. Forsythe
Glenn Forsythe
Max Joseph
William Imle
H. C. Lichtenberger
Ralph George
Herman Miller
Stephanie
Keith
Herman Imle
Robert Dunlap
Mark
Christian Home Builders
Trinity Church
Jeese Kile
Karen
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Frances Snyder
Raymond Hills
John Norton
Merrill Brumer
Wm. Anacker
Harold
Wayne Macke
Loretta Guinnip
True Garwood
Albert, Tingley
Camille
Garwood
L. B. Lewis
Marilyn
Carole
Earl B.irwin
Clark‘Irwin
Raymond
Dennison
Joe Davidson
James Butcher
Donald
Chris Amie
Wm., Anaker
Hattie Walters
Roy Wella
Newton
Jey Barrett
Sharon Baker
Robinson
West
Women's Society’ of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Alex Porteus
Truman Spittler
Martha Ann
Evelyn Noyes
Heber Nash
Rosa Davison
R. A. Mitchell
Howard
Young
Kathryn Bumpus
Janet Gurley
Martha Moore
Lois Fox
Sandra Greenfield
LuJean Goodwin
Janice Lewis
Kay Newlin
Louise Noyes
June Murphy
Alice Baker
Girl Scout Troop 2
Fred Huffington
Red Cross
Franklin Doty
Jean van Fleet
Fam- Hy
West Union
Ruth Wright
Chins
Timbukta
Idays
Jesus
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic
Speciali Meeting Board
sTe
Reclas Ape Meta I
Pe Tae Et Seus
Oliver Cultivator
Apte
Roe “Ety
the Alliance Manufacturing CO
llAtys
Clark County
Improvement ‘Association
Wey
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