Local social notes from a busy weekend
Miss Susan Welsh visits Chicago before returning to Saint Mary of the Woods College on January 20. Numerous entries report Sunday visits and weekend gatherings across Terre Haute West Union Paris Tuscola and Indianapolis with friends relatives and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Welsh
Chicago
Shirley
Liza
Susan
Saint Mary of the Woods College
Arthur Welsh
Randy
For sale items and real estate in Robinson and Marshall
Multiple classified notices list vehicles for sale a 1954 International 44 ton truck a 1961 Chevrolet Impala and an Ambassador 990 four door. also real estate with 6 acres and brick home near Martinsville Marshall priced at 31500 with rooms fireplaces and detached garage. Contact details Weber Insurance Realty Robinson Michigan and area listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Marshall
R. 40
Weber Insurance & Realty
B. Side of Square
Robinson
Dennison
Westfield
Kansas
Earnert
Clarksville
Local Ads Offer Part Time World Book Sales
Attention parents can earn a 1969 World Book and Childcraft set plus commission as a part time representative. No investment required. Write Merna Redfern R1 Box 74 Toledo Ol 62468. Additional ads promote appliance sales and service and a new sweeper belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Book and Childcraft
Merna BE. Redfern
Toledo
Urbana Phi Beta Kappa initiates 130 students
One hundred thirty Urbana students were initiated Thursday night January 9 into the University of Indiana chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. David Fitzgarrald of Marshall was among those initiated. Oscar Dodson spoke on The Holy Mountain after the ceremony in the Illini Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
University of Indianna
Phi Beta Kappa
David Fitzgarrald
Marshall
Illini Union
Oscar Dodson
Holy Mountain
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
U. of 1
Rhi Bata Kappa
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Virginia
Gamma
Rolland Stevens
Ralph Fisher
Assoc
Brian Wilkie
Katharine Aston
Gustav Froelich
Lincoln Trail Audubon Society to Hold Annual Meeting
The Lincoln Trail Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society invites members and the public to a Sunday January 19 meeting at 2 p m in the basement of the Congregational Church 202 North Sixth Street Marshall Officers will be elected and a short bird program planned Dues for 1969 are payable with rates 5 25 for individuals 8 00 for family and 105 for life The Christmas Bird Count logged 4526 individual birds from 11 observers within a 7 4 mile radius of Lincoln Trail State Park with species such as kingfisher bluebird nuthatch towhee and pine siskin noted All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Trail
The
Illinois Audubon Society
Congregational Church
North Sixth Street
Marshall
Lincoln Trail State Park
Junior High Basketball Records Fifth and Sixth Wins
The Junior High team led by Tom McQueen rolled to fifth and sixth victories, defeating Cumberland 64 to 31 and Oblong 42 to 23. Tom York scored 20 and 18, Howard Johnson 17 and 18, while McQueen used his bench heavily in the Oblong win. Lightweights lost both games 47 35 to Cumberland and 16 12 to Oblong. Next they travel to Neoga with a home double header against West Vigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McQueen
Cumberland
Lion Cubs
Tom York
Howard Johnson
York
Johnson
McQueen
Marshall
Paul Robinson
Bill Maurer
Steve Jaeger
Fred Eitel
Joe Mallory
Neoga
West Vigo
G E D Tests to be Given in Charleston
The next round of G E D tests will be held in Charleston on Friday February 7 1969 at 6 30 pm and Saturday February 8 1969 at 8 30 am. Exams take place at the new Clinical Services Building at Eastern Illinois University. Tests will be administered by Dr Robey. Adults in Clark County should contact Myron Tedrick by February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clinical Services
Eastern
Mlinois University
Robey
Clark County
Myron Tedrick
Thank you note from Louise Cork
Louise Cork expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for cards flowers and gifts during her hospital stay and after returning home wishing God’s care for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cork
School Board Deliberations Outline 1969-70 Plans
The Board of Education met January 10 to review minutes, treasurer reports, and fund transfers. They discussed salary talks delayed by legislative funds, bus and building concerns, lunch policy changes, bids, inventories, and upcoming presentations to the PTA. Events include a Martinsville meeting January 16 and Casey in February for in service education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ead
Educational Fund
Education
Gerald Evola
Rollo Simpson
Clark County
Martinsville
Abe
Card of Thanks for Merrill Snedeker
The family of Merrill Snedeker expresses sincere appreciation for prayers, assistance, gifts, and acts of kindness during his injury and recovery. They thank everyone for help in this time of misfortune and wish God’s blessings on all who offered support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Merrill Snedeker
PTA Offers Basic Study Course for Members
A three week course begins January 22 and runs Wednesdays 9 to 11 at Mary Frances Harper’s home 403 Locust Vernice Tingley district director will oversee with Mrs. Harper. CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL LUNCH PLAN Districts adopt guidelines for free and reduced meals and uniform criteria to determine eligibility. Parents must file applications with the principal and monthly reviews by the board ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
P.T.A
Mary Frances Harper
Locust Vernice Tingley
Clark County
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Marshall Fire Department thanked for saving Weavertown Lilly's Grocery
The Marshall Fire Department is thanked for its fast efficient service that saved Lilly's Grocery in Weavertown. The quick response minimized damage and protected the store and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Fire Department
Weavertown
Appreciation for Glenn See Family Acknowledgment
The family of Glenn See expresses thanks for acts of kindness after their loss. Special appreciation is extended to neighbors, friends, relatives, pallbearers, organist, Rev Richard Evans, and Mr and Mrs Batsil Moore, Fay See, Bertha See, Ed See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn See
Richard Evans
Batsil Moore Fay
Bertha
Thanks for support in our time of sorrow
The Luther Hurt Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards food and prayers after the loss of a loved one. God bless you all for your kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hurt
Gratitude for Cards Gifts and Prayers After Hospital Stay
The writer thanks everyone for the kind cards gifts and prayers received during the hospital stay and after returning home expressing heartfelt appreciation.
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Graham Hacker
Seattle
Washington
Floyd Harper
West Union
Wilbur Ellis
David Elliott
Carl Bender
Judy
Larry
Ruth Turner
Ralph Turner
Calvin Finch
Terre Haute
Katherine Lee
Louie Helis
Harold Hirschman
Lena Boetcher
Cleo Smitley
Minnie King
Paul Wyrick
West Terre Haute
Walter Spencer
Bill Beuhler
Casey
Mrs. George King
Mr. King
St. Anthony Hospital
Warren LeFever
Indianapolis
Earl LeFever
William Tingley
Larry Hollingsworth
Robert Rollings
Paris
True Garwood
Louie Hess
Charles Stone
Darrell Livvix
Ira Murphy
Mae Johnson
Marshall Mattis
S. 9Th St
Monarch & Hampton Mobile Homes
Harris Mobile Homes
Rt. 40
Til
Lincoln Trail Audubon Society
North Central
State Department
Securar
Jane Lewellen
Julia White Sneech
Priscilla Wieck
Janet Maschine
Masching
Eastern Timois University
Marshall Pta
South School
Grady Latham
Church of Christ
Zion Emmanuel
Andrew Emert
Lilly's Grocery
Larry Staley
Wheel OF Fortune
Ray Welsh
Verlan Hurst
Charles Stepp
Oliver
Marrs Funeral Home
Etta Wall
Paul Walls
Don Paden
Locust
RR 1
Westwood
City Gas & Water
Livingston
Court House
Courthouse
S. 17Th St
Vincennes
Ind
Golda E, Marvin
Moschenrose Jewelers
Chrysler
Ralph Prevo Motor Co
Marshall, Ml
4Th St
Beech St
Pine St
Howard Young
Burton Cline
Jeannette's Island OF Beauty
Bertha Jackson
R. T. Kirsten
Maurice
Ennis
Marrs Furniture Store
Marshall, Ill
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