Community clubs share events in Marshall area
The article lists numerous gatherings including SUULBY Home Bureau meetings with Alice Little and Ellen Cole, Inner notes on minor and major lessons, birthday and anniversary celebrations, canasta and Bible classes, and multiple visits and dinners among residents of Marshall and nearby towns, detailing hosts, guests, and dates in January. It highlights ongoing social activity across clubs like 4 H Oliver-Go-Getters and Job's Daughters with calendar notes and guest participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Night Unit
Home Bureau
Alice Little
Ellen Cole
Loretta Linder
Ella Fikuart
Clarence Hawker
Mary Lou Blundell
Kathleen Martin
Dorothy Trefz
Bertha Jackson
Florence Forsythe
Lois Denney
Emma Gardner
Mary Lou Laird
Catherine Lee
Vernice Tingley
Jane Bubeck
Elsa Cline
Vivian Gentry
Margaret Tingley
Maxine Davidson
Rita Bundy
George
Alice
Parker
John
John Farley
Colonel Parker
George Breen
Mr. Breen
Reeley Spesard Couple Wed In Quiet Marshall Ceremony
Linda Lou Reeley 18 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael F Reeley of Marshall wed Robert Lee Spesard 22 son of Mr. and Mrs Foster Lee Spesard of Indianola Illinois Dec 29 at Rev Glenn Arbuckle's home in Marshall. Miss Nila Reeley and Carmen Reynolds stood as bridesmaids. The couple took a double ring ceremony and honeymooned briefly before touring Kentucky Arkansas and Missouri. Linda plans to finish schooling in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lou Reeley
Michael
F. “Reeley
Marshall
Robert Lee Spesard
Foster Lee Seen
Indianola
Iinois
Glenn Arbuckle
Nila Sharon Reeley
Carmen Reynolds
Memphis
Tenn
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Engagement announced for Dorothy Reedy Rose
Mr and Mrs Raymond Reedy of Marshall announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Pvt Ralph E Rose son of Mr and Mrs Harold Rose of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Richey
Livington
Raymond Reedy
Dennis
Ri 5
Marshall
Dorothy
Ralph E. Rose
Harold M. Rose
South Eleventh Street
Matrimonial State Enjoying Greater Popularity Today
New York reports show a surge in marriage rates with many couples wed young. About half of men marry before 23 and median first marriage age for women sits around 20, pushing married proportions to a record 81 percent of those 15 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Census
Bagasse Improves Paper Supply via Sugar Cane Residue
The United States Department of Agriculture says bagasse the fibrous residue after sugar cane harvest can ease pulpwood shortages. A Louisiana mill now makes 20000 to 25000 tons of newsprint yearly from bagasse using a mechanochemical process that separates fibers from pitch enhancing strength for bleached papers stationery and packaging. Bagasse pulps offer higher strength than softwood pulps except tearing resistance and blend well with wood pulps for diverse products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
USDA
Florida Tennis New Game for Over Fifty
Florida tennis offers older players a slower version with a court half as wide and a rule that the ball must bounce once before return. University of Florida tests show the take it easy game keeps pulse rises low while standard play raises it significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Florida
Florida
Big-Billed Toucan Is Expert Fencer
A Barro Colorado Island Panama study notes big billed toucans fence with their beaks in a jungle setting. Fourteen toucans clustered in a leafless tree fenced briefly, rested, then resumed. later two more joined, with ongoing bouts as they pecked and retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barro Colorado Island
Panama Canal Zone
Barro Colorado
Army Supplies Worth 25 Billion In Hands Of Troops
The United States Army holds supplies and equipment valued at about 25 billion dollars in active use and storage depots. Each year over a billion dollars' worth of material is deemed obsolete and retired from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
United States Army
Liberty Battle Cry Over Household Rules In National Pulse
An Arkansas Union Times column mocks government overreach by arguing for individual liberty as a husband refuses to remove pants after shoes, urging readers to fight for personal freedom. A Chickasha Star note questions press demands and jokes about newspaper life, stressing barked balance between jokes, hustle, and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Times
Junction City
Arkansas
The
Times
United States
Louisiiana
Chickasha Star
Chickasha
Oklahoma
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Suulby
Oliver-Go-Getters
4-H Club
Janice Davidson
Gene Pearce
Joabs
James Ketner
Jerry Joab
Jon's
Masonic Temple
Job
Order of the Eastern Star
Virgil Magill
Mike
Joey Macey
Stephen Davidson
Ronnie
Ricky Seidel
Jerry Helman
Pat
Timmy Magill
Henry Helman
Harry Ogle
Donald Davis
Iona Dennis
Douglas
Bradley
West Terre Haute
James Dillion
Terre Haute
Glen Martin
Leon Bender
Dean Martin
Lolita
Lola Davis
Robert Ogle
Linger Longer Club
Lorene Garwood
Clara Mae Anacker
Charlotte Coleman
Sue Staggs
Lucille Pennington
Virgie Pearce
Jane Finkbiner
Wanda Lee Veach
Betty Payne
Mary Lou Taylor
Dale Wiser
Jane Hardway
Martinsville
Mary White
California
Ruth Gunder
Pearl Fox
Lauree Renner
Katherine Black
Margaret Cornwell
Mary Findley
Mary Fawley
Ellen Shonk
Polly Linton
North Marshall Unit
Swope Art Gallery
Frank Saiter
Canasta Club
Grendel Bennett
Irene Cline
Felecia Lowry
van Tarble
Frank Meehling
Robert McCourt
Louise Cork
Buddy Bloodworth
Brian
Daisy Cole
John Brandenstein
Emery Bloodworth
Emery
Buddy Bloodworths
Herman Miller
Wm. Dixon
Gene Spotts
Basil Moore
Sandra Cline
Keith Miller
Richard Walker
Richard
Max Jones
al Lindley
Richard Strohm
Paul Walker
Vergil Magill
Ed Carl
Paris
Ben Dawson
Fay Carpenter
Jane Spotts
Herman Renner
Chris Renner
A. R. Miller
George Miller
North Marshall
Pythian Sisters
Lois Lerner
Cora Lena Noyes
Lurlyne Goekler
Bernice Hoggatt
Lois Hoyt
Laura Dill
Elsie Bloodworth
Lucille Pennell
Hazel Cooper
Velma Remlinger
Helen Spotts
Carrie Fern Quick
Helen Rhoads
Hoyt
Mrs. Hoggatt
Ann Strohm
Christian Church
Elizabeth Ferris
Hattie Hurst
Bessie O'Neal
J .L. Scott
H. B. Ferris
Will Stevens
Ed Shonk
Della
Rosa Bohn
Anna Mott
Ethel Fink‘biner
Nellie Stevens
Clara Walls
Mabel Figg
Ella Birchifield
Rhoda
Mary Carpenter
Bessie Shaw
Helen Hurst
Graham Bible Class
Methodist Church
John Newberry
Fred Strohm
Myrtle Mills
Kitty Fawley
Margaret Knipe
Louie Mawker
Exie Fultz
C. B. Montgomery
Mary Montgomery White
Puente
Dewey Montgomery
Ralph Montgomery
Earl le Fever
Cynthia
Warren
John Finkbiner
Maurice Hilton
Don Montgomery
Linda
Don Weaver
Earl] Black
Rose McCarty
Wayne Black
Danny Jones
Brocton
Freda Black
Kansas
Illinois
William Elsey
Lebanon
Indiana
Tarquin Bennett
Burton
John Haughee
Terry
Ridgefarm
Newton Cork
Marie Kile
Marjorie Poorman
Robinson
Will Geheb
Joy Barrett
E. B. Postlewaite
Gladys Buser
E. D. Evans
James Nestleroad
Bridgeport
Milo Prust
Otho Miller
Burton Prust
Ira Murphy
Oakland
Dean Murphy
Milo Pearce
Leary Murphy
H. J. Kemp
Mrs
Wallace Washburn
Washburn
Woman’s Club
Frank Gunder
Mrs. Earl Black
West Union
Fred McCarty
Robert Brady
Catherine
Gene Brewster
Phyllis
Billy
James Leatherland
Oakwood
I. E. Vanney
Reeley-Spesard
Dorothy Reedy
Audrey Lane Bureau
NY/NS
Adams Street
Herald
St John Farley
Leutenant
Taylorsville
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