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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1965
Page
2
The Marshall Herald reports community visitors and gatherings in Marshall Illinois and nearby towns. Several families including the Taylors Berm with Kennedy Blands Parsons and Carpenters share dinners visits and weekend activities with relatives and friends across Terre Haute Arcola Charleston Benton Harbor and Indianapolis.
Police warn that alcohol impairs judgment, reaction time, and vision, raising crash risk. Studies show many fatally injured have alcohol in blood. even one drink can place a driver under the influence and worsen outcomes in winter conditions.
The report lists neighbors visiting each other across several households. Mrs Gust Thompshall hosted Saturday night guests at the White Shrine with Mr and Mrs Thompshall noted. Doll Club visits and multiple afternoon calls are recorded among Mrs Lucille Van Fleet Mrs Kate Lackey Mrs Lawrence Cooper Mrs Pleasie Bartlett and others including Lily Wernz Hollenbeck and Alma Evans.
Rev Ezekiel Haley will deliver the Sunday evening sermon at 1 p m on February 28 at Ohio Chapel. The column lists numerous social calls and visits among local residents including Hollenbeck Bartlett Wernz and others, noting family events and gatherings throughout the area.
Mrs Ruth Wright narrates West Union updates as residents host dinners and visit relatives in Urbana Joplin and Gainesville The community mourns the sudden passing of Glenna Van Fleet and honors military family news including 80 day furloughs and base assignments
Mrs Rosa Bosstick visited Mr and Mrs Lafe Marrs Sunday afternoon. Eather Fitzgarrald and Roy Biggs spent Friday with Gertie Kearns at Paris. Kenneth Cox visited with Walter Cox Saturday night. Wayne Eubank and Sean dined with Lloyd Claypool Saturday. Leland Humphrey of Dudley visited Dan Shumaker Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Robert Statesman and Mr and Mrs Homer Gegs and family plus Mrs Clea Curtright visited Mr and Mrs Walter Cox on Saturday. Riley Starks Lily Starks and Mrs Roy Biggs visited Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cox called on Mr and Mrs Lafe Mark Sunday morning. Mrs Hazel Lashbrook attended a shower for Miss Carolyn Bier Friday night. A widower should own a television set. He should have fresh flowers in his living room and fresh air in his bedroom. The public will not tolerate purveyors of gloom. An old Russian proverb says it is easier to bear a child once a year than to shave daily.
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