New Year gatherings mark Marshall social season
Carl Holler hosts a New Year's dinner with guests from Terre Haute San Diego and Richmond. Numerous local families share meals and celebrations across Marshall and area, with club meetings and birthday parties noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Holler
Charles Bressett
Terre Haute
Charles King Bressett
Maryann
William King Bressett
San Diego
California
Sheila Byrne
Agnes Randolph
Richmond
Virginia
Major Bressett
Northwest Territory
Jannie
Social club gatherings and New Year’s Day dinners noted
Mrs. T. FE Findley hosted the Amigo Club with members including Mrs. Frank Gunder and Mrs. Benton Marrs. Everett Switzer entertained his family for New Year’s Eve with several relatives from Stewardson and St. Louis. The Linger Longer Club met Tuesday night with prize winners named. Ethel Nightlinger and Grace Reynolds were guests for a Monday supper. Jerome H. Millhouse hosted New Year’s Day dinner with Gustave Ritter and sons as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Veach
Everett Veach
Donald Veach
Kansas
Illinois
Virgil Veach
Chrisman
Henry Murphy
Lester Veach
Gerald
Marshall
Earl Dean Veach
Gary
Harold Veach
Irene Cline
Colonial Kitchen
Frank Meehling
Fred Moore
van Tarble
Felicia Lowry
Ralph E. Murphy
St. Elmo
Ilinois
Jeffery
Alice Powell
Martinsville
Mary E. Hendrix
Chris Murphy
Ivan Veach
T. FE. Findley
Amigo Club
Frank Gunder
Benton Marrs
Gene Schmalhausen
John McCauley
Grendel Bennett
Harry Bamesberger
Victor Miller
Everett Switzer
Paul
Smith
St. Louis
Don’ Switzer
Stewardson
LeRoy Turner
Ralph Turner
David Switzer
Fred Pennington
Ed Parker
Thelma Murphy
Len Volk
Kenneth Cole
William Anacker
Dick Taylor
James Bishop
Dale Veach
Milo Pearce
John Staggs
Ellen Cole
Mary Lou Taylor
Virgie Pearce
Jerome H. Millhouse
Gustave Ritter
David and
Steven
New Dress Pattern 3216 for a Relaxed Two-Piece Style
The pattern offers a tunic design with a tied sash and stand-away neckline in sizes 12 to 20. Size 14 requires 334 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 35 cents for dress patterns and 25 cents for needlework patterns to Audrey Lane Bureau in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Lane
New York
Marilyn Monroe Breaks Seclusion to Return to Town
Marilyn Monroe, now divorced from Arthur Miller, is seen in public with multiple escorts. Columnists had tied Yves Montand to her, but he is not part of her current circle. Debates over Debbie Reynolds and Liz appear to subside as Monroe resumes attention and Jack Paar fades from headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn Connelly
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Yves Montand
Yves
Marilyn
Miller
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie Eddie
Liz
Debbie
Eddie
Jack Paar
What To Do About Awkwardness For And About Teenagers
Teenagers in the awkward stage often bump spill and trip while daydreaming about other things. The answer urges focus on the present task and warns that calm concentration beats wandering thoughts. Address letters to For and About Teenagers National Weekly Newspaper Service.
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Mother
National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort
Lisa Sliker Finds Mobility With March of Dimes Help
Four year old Lisa Sliker of Leicester New York regains ability to ride her horse Goldilocks and walk with crutches thanks to monthly arthritis treatment at the University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital study center funded by the March of Dimes. Her parents recount a terrifying year and praise the charity’s expanded arthritis and birth defect program along with polio efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Sliker
Leicester
N. Y
Lisa
Goldilocks
Arthritis Clinical Study Center
University of Rochester-Strong Memorial Hospital
United States
Rochester
March of Dimes
New York City
Dallas
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyman Crumrin
Linda
Jack
Route 1
Harold Williams
Howe, Vicinity
Ray Burkybile
Dean Burkybile
Donald
Sharon
Karen
Ray Spittler
Harry Burkybile
Carolyn
Dale
Max
Mary Ann
Hobart Burkybile
Lois
Carl
Walter
Earl
Round Grove Vicinity
R. E. Babcock
Allen Goekler
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Lewis Goekler
Ralph Goekler
Elaine
Thelma Martin
Detroit
Michigan
Hazel Stepp
America Johnson
W. D. Hogue
Marshall Woman’s Club
Methodist Church
Harry Wann
Ward LaRue
Walter Craig
Fred~ Adams
Herman Cork
John Saiter
Nila Sue
John Haughee
J. R. Wetzel
Bridge Club
John Hollenbeck
Neal Hollenbeck
Percyanfield
Leon Fitzgarrald
Fred Eitel
Wayne Hise
Nick Geheb
West Terre Haute
Frank Geheb
Hammond, Indiana
William Geheb
Harold Hibschman
Keith
Hugar McConchie
Harold
Cleo Smitley
Christine
Don Hutchens
Michael
Charles
Lucille Wilson
Sylvania, Ohio
Lilliel Myles
Lewis Hutchens
Mrs
Orville Taylor
Dennis
George Sloan
Casey
Chester Finkbiner
Ethel Finkbiner
Juanita Blankenship
William Berner
Dusty
Dean Finkbiner
David
Emmanuel Church
Shirley Shotts
Ricky Medsker
Ann Shotts
Kay Feteers
John Zeigler
Clara Mae Anacker
J. S. C. Club
Maude Ferris
Ethel Wiser
Emery Bloodworth
Effie Irwin
Leone Irwin
Gertie Scott
Mike
Charles Hamilton
Paris
Lee Hamilton
Guy Hybarger
Catherine Swiger
Jesse Kile
Richard Ewbank
Drexel Howard
Olen Jones
Dean Martin
Clara Norton
Genevieve Perkins
Janet Hills
E. J. Harrington
Frances Bohn
Mary Lou
Emma Louise
Sue
Carrie Saiter
O. L. Gurley
Ben Saiter
Lola Ann
Raymond Hills
Janet
Elizabeth Norton
Floyd Moore
Milo Prust
Bill Gard
Mack Matteson
Ivan Cline
Edith Marvin
Inez Thompson
John Crow
Otho Miller
West Union
E. D. Evans
Robinson
James Nestleroad
Percy Shonk
Aurora, Illinois
Frank Shonk
Tommy Shonk
Howard Shonk
Frank Saiter
Bolivia Club
Raymond Low
T. E. Findley
Walter Fawley
Joy Barrett
Gerald Gray
Hutsonville
Bill Chesnut
St. Ann
Harry Barrett
Earl Lackey
Fred White
Joe Cork
Goldie Morgan
Don Harper
David Nash
Lucy Ritter
Jerome Millhouse
Ray Forsythe
J. E. Forsythe
Fred Gelsert
Emma. Gelsert
Sam Bradley
John Quick
Ethel Nightlinger
Ed Zimmerly
Grace Reynolds
C.D
Suburbia
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