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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1959
Page
3
Mrs Russell Taylor reports a Beulah mission note and many weekend visits in West Terre Haute and Terre Haute. Friends and relatives including the Taylors Holmes Gallington Leley Lovelace and Johns appear among gatherings in Marshall Paris Brazil Florissant and Centralia with several families hosting and visiting.
The article notes Lee Stars plans a personal tour on the State Fair circuit this year to meet fans and sell her LPs singles and song folio from a self run booth. Capitol promotes the Kingston Trio live hi fi album with songs like Tom Dooley and Wind Maria and a coast list of tracks.
Roy Gill, of the Pleasant Hill Church and a student at Lincoln Bible Institute, preached Sunday morning and evening. Plans were made for him to return next Sunday. Many local residents attended events including a youth rally, a cooperative meeting, and various family gatherings.
Community weekly notes recount Bible study at Mrs Fairy Collier’s, visits by Mr and Mrs Thompson, and relatives from nearby towns. Captain Homer W Jeans promoted at Fort Riley commands 71st Ordnance Battalion. his wife accompanies him. Guests at various homes include Mr and Mrs Doyle Manakhart and family, Mrs Elizabeth Heleine and Paul Heleine, and Ruth Wright join Sunday meals with neighbors. Reverend John Carpenter of Marshall filled in for services in the absence of Paul Hazeltine.
The West Union community records show attendees from distance at the past matrons club hosted at Margaret Miller's home. Visitors included Mrs. Georgia Macklin Mrs. Irene Cline Mrs. Martha Bush of Marshall and Mrs. Martha Evens of Robinson.
Darrel Hinkle underwent knee surgery at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Harry Gene Pulver from Milwaukee spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Behner. Lloyd Davis and Mattoon visitors called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox. Everett Statesman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Statesman. Mrs. Edwardson of West Terre Haute, mother of Betty Pine, died last week. Harold Evans visited Lafe Marrs on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cartright and Karen visited Mr and Mrs Max Hibachman on Saturday. Lorene Harbor and Sue attended a 4 H meeting in Martinsville Saturday afternoon. Rosa Statesman and Lorene Harbor attended a missionary meeting at Clarksville church on Wednesday afternoon. Wilbur Outright and Karen and Mr and Mrs Chapman drove to the flooded area of southern minors on Sunday.
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