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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1958

Page

8

Christmas Day Socials Reach Wide Ties Across Town

Mr and Mrs Charles Crumrin hosted Christmas day with many guests from Indiana California and Montana joining in. The Crumrin group included families from Terre Haute Pendleton Paris and Lafayette plus Indianapolis Bozeman and Paris. A separate Friday party honored Dorothy Cochonour with gifts and refreshments for a group of local ladies.

Charles Crumrin Ray Reschan San Diego California Lester Butts Henry Shaw Roy Crumrin Clell McMahon Terre Haute Ronnie Crumrin Pendleton, Ind Warren J. Yeley Bozeman Montana Shirleyredge Vicki Taylor Dorothy Cochonour Dean Houk Mae Hobson Myrtle Mullens Audrey Koutsoumpas Rosemary Morgan Minnie Klineman Margaret Roller Paris

Christmas Supper Gatherings at Walsh and Nightlinger Homes

Mr and Mrs Franklin Walsh hosted a Christmas supper with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan Mr and Mrs Otto Welsh Mr and Mrs George Renner Mr and Mrs Robert KiWte and Jerry Mrs Neema Morgan and Joann Herschel Kite and Mr and Mrs Don Walsh Also Mr and Mrs Harve Nightlinger hosted Christmas day turkey dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry McFall and John Mr and Mrs Robert McFall and Terre Haute Indianapolis family and Mr and Mrs James Davis and son John.

Neil Nightlinger Indianapolis Wm. McFall Molly Kim Lafayette Indiana Robert McFall Stephanie Sharon Davis Susie Terre Haute Harve Nightlinger James Davis John Marshall Harry McFall John David Franklin Walsh Frank Morgan Otto Welsh George Renner Robert KiWte Jerry Neema Morgan Joann Herschel Kite Don Walsh Audrey Koppler Janice Thompson Herschel Kile

Birthday Party for Kathy Shaw Observed in Park Forest

Mrs. Wilfred Shaw hosted a 12:30 Monday party marking granddaughter Kathy Shaw's 6th birthday in Park Forest. Guests included Grendel Burrell of Fort Wayne Margaret Ann and Mary Jane Kile Marjorie Richardson Debbie Ashley Melinda Meehling and Marjann Shawler.

Wilfred Shaw Kathy Shaw Park Forest Grendel Burrell Fort Wayne Margaret Ann Mary Jane Kile Marjorie Richardson Debbie Ashley Melinda Meehling Marjann Shawler

Irwin Family Members Gather for Christmas Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Irwin of Terre Haute Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Irwin and family of Tuscola Mr. and Mrs. Dayton I. Irwin Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tumey and Sandra Sue were Christmas day dinner guests of their father Dayton Irwin Sr.

Alfred Irwin Terre Haute W. A. Irwin Tuscola Dayton I. Irwin, Jr Edward Tumey Sandra Sue Dayton Irwin

Family Christmas Gathering Across Several Homes

Wayne Geheb of Rockford spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs William Geheb and Mrs Dorothy Clark and children. They were joined for dinner by Mr and Mrs Robert Buenker of Teutopolis. Mr and Mrs Milo Pearce entertained a family Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Leary Murphy Mr and Mrs Dean Murphy and family Mrs Kate Murphy Mr and Mrs Don Medsker and Mrs Blanche Martin.

Wayne Geheb Rockford William Geheb Dorothy Clark Robert Buenker Teutopolis Milo Pearce Leary Murphy Dean Murphy Kate Murphy Don Medsker Blanche Martin

Christmas Party and Dinner Guests Across Several Families

Several families shared festive gatherings and gift exchanges for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Attendees included Staub Pearce Murphy and Pearce families, Craig Riggs Lawrence Curran Marvine Ryan Veach Hurst Veach Veach Little Koppler Thompson Kile Carpenter and others in Martinsville Indianapolis and Decatur.

Royal Neighbors Hold Christmas Party and Dinner

The Royal Neighbors held their annual Christmas party and combination dinner Friday night with Mrs. Helen Hurst. Mystery pals were revealed and new names drawn. Officers elected include Oracle Helen Hurst Vice-Oracle Velda Clatfelter Chancellor Lucy Bradley Recorder Carrie Fern Quick Treasurer Juanita Walker Marshal Lois Knapp Assistant Marshal Beulah Doty Sentient Jane Macke Outer Margaret Bryant Manager Velda Clatfelter Ma Beulah Doty Lois Kpage Helen Spotts Nettie Dawson Waight Elsie Bloodworth Houk Lucille Barker Minnie Klineman Bas Gladys Buser Hattie Hurst and Lucille Craig.

Helen Hurst Oracle Velda Clatfelter Lucy Bradley Carrie Fern Quick Juanita Walker Lois Knapp Beulah Doty Sentient Jane Macke Margaret Bryant Key Lois Kpage Helen Spotts Nettie ‘Dawson Waight Elsie Bloodworth Houk Min- Lucille Barker Minnie Klineman Bas Gladys Buser Hattie Hurst Lucille Craig

Daisy Bell Hosts Christmas Dinner and Gift Exchange

Mrs Daisy Bell hosted a Christmas day dinner at her home with Kenneth Wilhoit and family from Paris Robert Wilhoit from Champaign Wayne Patchett and Cheris Kay from Martinsville visiting. The group exchanged gifts at Rudolph Bell's home where Rudolph has stayed home for four years. Lillian and Anna Kuhn also attended. On December 31 Daisy Bell celebrated her birth anniversary with daughter Wayne Patchett and granddaughters Barbara Kay and Cheris Ann.

Daisy Bell Kenneth Wilhoit Paris Robert Wilhoit Champaign Wayne Patchett Cheris Kay Martinsville Rudolph Bell Bell Lillian Anna Kuhn Barbara Kay Cheris Ann

Congregational Ladies Class Tea Hosts List

Mrs Nell Hite with Miss Ravilla Fairgrief hosted the Loyal Ladies class at the Congregational church from 2 to 4 on Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Martha Bush Mrs Loretta Guinni Mrs Effie Dancey Miss Agnes Smith Miss Agnes Nicol Miss Flossie Huffington Mrs Margaret Hogue Mrs R H Spittler and Mrs Louis Miller.

Nell Hite Ravilla Fairgrief Congregational Church Martha Bush Loretta Guinni Effie Dancey Agnes Smith Agnes Nicol Flossie Huffington Margaret Hogue R. H Spittler Louis Miller

Mrs Felicia Lowry Hosts New Year Turkey Dinner

Mrs Felicia Lowry entertained guests for an annual New Year’s Eve turkey dinner and party. Attendees included Mr Charles Curran, Mrs Curran, Mr Frank Meehling, Mrs Meehling, Mr LeRoy McNary, Mrs McNary, Mr Fred Moore, Mrs Moore, Mr Van Tarble, Mrs Tarble, and Mrs Irene Cline.

Felicia Lowry Charles Curran Frank Meehling LeRoy McNary Fred Moore van Tarble Irene Cline

Guinnip Hosts Holiday Party With Neighbor Guests

Mr and Mrs Robert Guinnip entertained at a Saturday night holiday party. Their guests included Mr and Mrs Ted Trefz, Mr and Mrs Warren Strohm, Mr and Mrs Danny Taylor, Mr and Mrs Lester Johnson Jr, Mr and Mrs Don Beard, Mr and Mrs Chester Irwin, and Mrs Martha Parker.

Robert Guinnip Ted Trefz Warren Strohm Danny Taylor Lester Johnson, Jr Don Beard Chester Irwin Martha Parker

Christmas Dinner Guests From Indiana Visit Collier Family

Mr and Mrs Harry Yates of Met Calf and Mr and Mrs Dewey Spires of Gary Indiana were Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Collier and family with Mr and Mrs Bill Cook of Dennison calling in the afternoon.

Harry Yates Metcalf Dewey Spires Gary Indiana Bert Collier Bill Cook Dennison

Pittsfield visitors join local families for weekend

Rev. and Mrs. Alex Porteus and family from Pittsfield spent Friday and Saturday with friends in Marshall. They were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goekler and family.

Alex Porteus Pittsfield Marshall Ralph Goekler

Davison Family Hosts Supper and Gift Exchange

Mr and Mrs Goya Burkett and Mr and Mrs George Marshall entertained guests including Bernard Davison Mike Car rie Sue Dale Cheryl Ann Ralph Davison and Joe Erns of Annapolis. Supper and an exchange of gifts were enjoyed.

Louis A. Marvine Melody Joe Ryan Ryans George T Marshall Reece Laymon Davison Ee Tae Ane Bernard Davison Mike Id Carrie Sue Dale Céumrin Cheryl Ann Ralph Davison Joe Erns Annapolis

4-H Hustlers Hold First Meeting At Leader's Home

The 4-H Hustlers club held its first meeting at the home of leader David Bland with nineteen members and teen guests in attendance. The next meeting is set for January 27 at James Johns' home. The piece also lists numerous Christmas dinner gatherings and visits among local families, including the Days of Paris, the Mintons of Potomac, and many other relatives and friends across nearby towns.

4-H Hustlers Club David: Bland Sand James Johns

Christmas Dinner Guests In Paris Mr and Mrs Hamilton Host

Mr and Mrs John McCauley attended Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton in Paris, sharing a festive gathering in the host couple's home.

John McCauley Charles Hamilton Paris

Exotic essences in kitchens reflect global spice trade

Washington reports that exotic spice tins like cloves from Zanzibar and cinnamon from Ceylon sit on shelves in many American homes. Spices have shaped world fortunes and fueled trade, with the United States now a $150 million a year market. Most true spices originate from India, Ceylon, Malaya, Indonesia, Indochina, China, and Japan.

Washington Zanzibar Ceylon United States West Indies India Malaya Indonesia Indochina China Japan

Sag Harbor’s 250th Birthday Highlights Whaling Era

Washington Sag Harbor celebrates its 250th birthday as a seaside town and former whaling hub. Once bustling in the mid 1800s with high masted ships and whale oil, the harbor saw 32 ships in 1847 bringing 605000 pounds of bone and 68000 barrels of oil worth over a million dollars. The industry faded after oil discoveries in Pennsylvania and the Myra, the last whaler, left Sag Harbor in 1871 with a cargo valued at about 32000.

Washington Sag Harbor America New York City Gardiners Bay Long Island S. E Pennsylvania Myra

Produce Counter Big Stop for Shoppers

NEW YORK The produce counter remains a key stop on the American food shopper list. In 1956 the average person consumed about 320 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables, more than a fifth of total food poundage. Consumers bought two pounds of fresh for every one pound of processed produce. A typical produce department handles up to 100 fresh fruits and vegetables annually, with about 285 varieties commonly seen in the U. S. market Although thousands of varieties exist for many fruits and vegetables only a small number are commercially important.

New York U. S

Sunday Dinner Guests From Two Illinois Families

Mr and Mrs Paul Goble and daughters of Princeton Illinois and Mr and Mrs Lewis Goekler and son of Charleston were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Goekler and family on Sunday.

Paul Goble Princeton Ilinois Lewis Goekler Charleston Ralph Goekler

Christmas Dinner Guests From Local Families

Mr and Mrs Don Tingley and daughter of Paris, Mr and Mrs Raymond Hills and daughters, and Mrs Albert Tingley were Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Tingley and family.

Don Tingley Paris Raymond Hills Albert Tingley Ted Tingley

Local families share dinners over holidays and events

Paris and nearby towns hosted numerous holiday meals. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Hybarger with Craddy and Mc Cauley at the Salad Bowl Greenup. H W Raffety G Givens Emery Bloodworth. Curran James Carole Effie Irwin. Walter Church Genevieve Schmaulhausen Robinson. Robert King with Kintz family and Gladys Buser. Glen Foltz Terre Haute Wiser family. William Edwards Karen Billy Carl near West Terre Haute. Joseph Cork Max Cork Terre Haute.

Guy Hybarger Paris W. B. Craddy John McCauley Greenup Glen Foltz Terre Haute Robert Wiser Billys Ray Wiser William Edwards Karen Billy Carl West Terre Haute Carl Albrecht

Time Buying Not Mean Debt in Auto Purchases

A spokesman for the American Finance Conference says time payments on autos do not create debt. He notes a $1,000 down on a $3,000 car results in an asset, as selling the car would cover the remaining balance and leave a cash balance.

New York American Finance Conference National Association of Independent Sales Finance Companies

Government Lands and Rents Across States

Government lands total over 1.6 million acres rented and about 774.6 million acres owned by the federal government. The figures compare to roughly half the size of Connecticut for rented land and large national holdings nationwide.

United States Connecticut

Year ahead in business and defense echoed by Sputniks

The piece assesses 1957 as a solid year with strong home construction and government spending, then projects 1958 as a good but steady year. It notes consumer buying, warmer winters, and the impact of Sputnik on defense budgets, predicting continued scientific and military investment as essential for national security and economic stability.

Buainness Russia Luis

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