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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1943

Page

4

Accident Touches Oliver Child as Dress Catches Fire

In days gone by a boy named Morton Forsythe, youngest son of Ben and Ettie Forsythe of Oliver, suffered severe burns when his dress caught fire near an open grate. His mother rushed to help, smothering the flames and removing burning clothing. A doctor was summoned as Ben was away at work. Ray Wiser of Marshall visited Harry Williams, and Daniel Eckel of Spiketown with Mary Shaw of Robinson visited relatives here last week. A Barred Plymouth Cockerell was chased from Bruce Boyd for 30 dollars.

Plymouth Bruce Boyd Eckle Ray Wiser Marshall Harry Williams Daniel Eckel Spiketown Mary.Shaw Robinson Morton Ben Ettie Forsythe Oliver Vicinity

West Union note hits 1912 local news reel

West Union items recount Charles Gideon finishing sheriff’s residence at Marshall and Wabash river rising inches per hour. Local visits include Mrs. Potter of Bowling Green visiting Mrs. Foster Martin. socials with Meta Mora Council Pocahontas Circle. theater trip to Winning Widow in Terre Haute. Stock breeder Daniel Spittler arrives with Belgian and Percheron stallions. families relocate to Bevin Texas. Miss Louise Dittman hosts G L G. Nell Keys returns from Colorado Springs after illness.

West Union Charles Gideon Marshall Mary Potter Bowling Green Foster Martin John Rademaker Terre Haute Flora Hagist Meta Mora Pocahontas Circle Millard Hedrick West Union Dan Hull Dick Davidson Bess Mayer Daniel Spittler Huntington Indiana Spittler John Remlinger Bevin Texas Louise Dittman Wm, Lutz John. Salter Laura Ernst Squire Nell Keys Colorado Springs Col Keys

Twenty Years Ago Mrs Taylor's Bridge Luncheon Announces Margaret Taylor's Marriage to Cecil Forcum

Twenty years ago Mrs E L Taylor hosted a refined bridge luncheon where the engagement of her daughter Margaret to Cecil Forcum of Tulsa was announced for February 3 1923. Other items note scarlet fever care by Maude Paddock, trips to Terre Haute, a serious injury to Mrs Ben Duran, birth of Betty Lee to Mr and Mrs Clifford Beck, and resignations and moves involving Irving Honderich Lucile Ralston and school and publishing roles in Oklahoma and Illinois.

E. L. Taylor Margaret Cecil Forcum Tulsa Oklahoma Maude Paddock West Union Sam Prevo Grant Pritchard E. M. Duncan Indiana Terre Haute Emma Mitchell C. D. Mitchell Middleton H.-Mitchell Ben Duran W. A. Williams Dave Godden Godden Clifford Beck Paris Betty Lee Oklahoma City Okla The Oklahoma Publishing Co

Ten Years Ago Olney Visits and Local Trial Costs

The Olney weekend visit featured Mrs. Glenn Elmore and Miss Nelle Hoenig with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloodworth and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bloodworth. The German family returned from LaGrange after a death in Blue Island triggered travel. Louise Bubeck of Black Hawk visited CM Bubeck’s family. A Herald reporter estimates Clark county murder trial costs for Filbert Moorin inc circuit court at about 1959.50 plus circuit judge and court reporter salaries.

Glenn Elmore Olney Nelle Hoenig Frank Bloodworth Martinsville Emery Bloodworth James Diel Oblong George German LaGrange Robert Hacue Robert Wague Emma. Hacue Blue Island Louise Bubeck Black Hawk CM Bubeck Clark County Filbert C. Moor Herald

Funeral for Bert Eckles Held at Clarksville

Nearly 1000 people attended the funeral services for Rev Bert Eckles Sunday at 2:00 pm at his Clarksville residence with Rev James Paddock of Terre Haute officiating. Interment followed in Marshall Cemetery. Mr and Mrs E E Bauer and children of Urbana visited their parents. Myrtle Poorman spent the weekend with Mrs H D Tucker of Casey.

Bert’ Eckles Clarksville James Paddock Terre Haute Marshall Cemetery E. E. “Bauer Paul Virginia Urbana Mars John Weir

West Union Social Notes and Red Cross Meeting

Mrs Mae Pletys West Union hosts Red Cross meetings on Tuesdays and Fridays at the school house to boost the quota. Several local residents visit and dine with families, with news of births, illnesses, travels, and anniversaries among community members.

Local church notes and community birthdays in Snyder

Rev Kemp filled his Sunday appointment at 9 30 am and joined by Mrs Kemp and sons for dinner with Mr and Mrs John Dickerson near Darwin. Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate Mrs Sarah Hollenbeck s 79th birthday with a dinner and to mark Mr Cornwell s 67th birthday and Ellen s first anniversary. Others hosting and attending include the Collier and Cornwell families, the Morgans, and the W S C S group meeting in Marshall with numerous members listed.

Kemp Harry Charles John Dickerson Near Darwin Sarah Hollenbeck Lawrence Hollenbeck Otto Alabauch Georgetown George Miller Olivet Janet Wayne Hollenbeck Palmer Cornwell Emery Morgan Joan Frank Morgan Charles Ogle Marshall Gilbert Chapman Dan Gard Emma Holwick Henry Blockinger Raymond Low Esther Strohm Clarente Cy Collier Ola Collier Gilbert, Chapman Roy Woods Frank Morean Oole. Vickors T.con Cannady Vera Strohm Linda

Community notes on social visits and church events

The page lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends across Paris, Terre Haute, Marshall, and West Union. Frequent names include Miss Lola Jeffers, Mrs. Lida Collier, Mr. Homer Hollenbeck, Vern Hilbert, Vern Hilbert of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Newport, and Otto Hutchison, now stationed at Camp Wallace, Texas with many others joining in weekend gatherings and church attendance.

Tomy Marrs Ellen Collier Marilyn Chapman Gene Thacker Guindiy Lola Jeffers Clarence Irene Hilbert Opal Mae Pitteriger Milo Collier Paris Lida Collier Homer. Hollenbeck Dresser Sarah Hollenbeck Louis’Tingley Fenton Vern ‘Hilber Vern George Terre Haute Steve Newport Ova Draper Marshall Ralph Jackson Danny Emery Morgan Joan Katie Pratt Julia Thacker Lola Jeffers Thacker Jake Fawyer Ola Collier Gilbert Chapman Frank Sanders Marshall, Wednearday Janet Alice and Rocheney H. C Bohn Opal Mae Pittinger Fridaay Marion Garner Lida ‘Collier Steve Newport Wayne Hunt R.A. Woods Clarence Tingley Jake Fawyer Mattie Blockinger Imogene Ermagene Eugene Siverly Sharon

Church Services and Local Social Notes in Darwin

Rev H J Kemp led Sunday night services to a good crowd at the church. Mrs Loren Hunt of Bluffton returned home with her mother after a clinic stay in Bluffton. Comings and goings include Mr and Mrs Raymond Lowe and children visiting Mr and Mrs Commodore Frakes for birthday dinners. Wilburn Renshaw recovers from illness. Local families, including Haddix Harriett and Paddock households, attend clubs and visit neighbors in nearby Martinsville and Washington Center.

Loren Hunt Bluffton George Paddock Raymond Lowe Kenneth Hilda Kemp John Frakes Albert Prevo Wilburn Renshaw Albert Haddix Walnut Prarie Simon Harriett Martinsville Ema Holwick Ene Gard Washington Center Ika Lee Paddock

West York Social Notes and Weekend Guests

Sunday school at 9 30 and prayer meeting at 7 30 at the Methodist church. Mrs Murray Wheeler of Robinson stayed with her mother Mrs Melroy Bruner and husband. Earl Bradbury of Bailiff vicinity visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Stanfield. Mrs James Rush returned to Lidell Illinois after a week with her son Charles Rush. P F C Charles and Carrol Ryerson from Pecos Texas arrived for a short furlough with their parents. Mr and Mrs Bell and Mrs J G Harrington of Paris visited Isaac Seymour and Emma Moore Sunday evening. Estella Clements bought Guy Hand property and moved last Wednesday. Ruth Winters RN of Lebanon Indiana visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Charles Ingram and sons of West Union were Sunday guests of Guy Harar and family and Mr and Mrs Percy Eliott and son.

Red Cross Lou Prust Edna Baker Emma Baker Fannie Bartlett Ernie Ralsner Terre Haute West Union Meda Carlyle H. L., Smith St. Elmo Clara Shroyer Jeff Helleine Anna Vargas Katherine Wisconsin Kate Williamson Charley Cornwell Mission Circle of the Christian Church Mae Piety Samuel Fisher Horace Crumlin Harry Kaye Mary Doris Oathout Paris Hospital C. O. Highsmith Chicago Edna Sheets Evansville Indiana Sam Sheets Ruth Robert Coryell Indianapolis John Coryell Wright Bensonville Illinois Harnett Edith Marion Collier George Heilene Homer Catherine Williamson Mary Ferguson Fairfield Ilnois Arthur, Walker and Son Farmersburg Frances Walker Harrison Owensboro Kentucky Field Williamson Gary Harry Williamson Gary Indiana Thos. Castleman Dave Gideon Clinton, Indiana Ted Williamson Bud Williamson Portersville Dlinois Vince Williamson Robinson Raymond Williamson Sally Miller Myrtle Williamson Gertrude Logue Joe Williamson Marshall Garfield Bohn Fairbanks Esther Bohn Rockville Methodist Church Murray Wheeler Melroy Bruner Earl Bradbury Bailiff Vicinity Ellis Stanfield James Rush Lidell Ilinois Charles Rush P. F. C. Charles Carrol Lebanon Charles Ingram Guy Harar Percy Eliott

Green Moss by Ferne Tingley

Sunday school attendance stood at 23 reported in a local note. Mr and Mrs Will Walters and their son Kelth visited relatives at Westfield Sunday. Mrs Walters and Kelth were also noted in the outing.

Will Walters Kelth Westfield

Local notes of visits and moves in Martinsville area

Fragments report hospital visit for enlargement of the liver to a Paris hospital. Training at Great Lakes naval school noted with pneumonia recovery. Local calls and visits among families including the Wilsons, Dugan, Walters, Nicholson, Hallock, Mars, Bragg, Reedy, Ross, and Morgan. Moved households and Sunday gatherings referenced in Martinsville and nearby areas.

Ashmore N. Linzy Wilma Jimmy Francis Paris Hopital Great Lakes Naval Roe Davis Jimmy Francis Martha Walters Jean ‘Dugan Will Martinsville Truman Ross Truman” Morgan Truman Ross

West Union Christian Church Attendance Drive and Scout Change

A West Union Christian Church notice urges members to attend next Lord's Day and explains no preaching until February with Communion and Sunday school. Pastor Brownhis town will conduct a two week preaching salon. Scout meeting date moved to January 26 with a Scouting pictures presentation for boys and parents.

West Union Christian Church Scout Movement

Methodist News Charles Archer Ministers Bible Hour

Sunday 9 30 Sunday school special world service program with Mrs Bubeck Scholfield Welsh and Miss Bertha Batson. 10 30 Morning worship Rev Archer preaches Perils of the Noontide. 4 00 Organ vespers with Mrs Wayne Hollenbeck theme Temples of God. Readers Mrs Goff Miss Eater violinists Mrs Leslie Archer Vaughn Arney. 16 00 Methodist Youth Fellowship Betty Medsker in charge Thought for the Week Jesus had so much to give to the world that he had no time to question how much he was giving up We are so busy trying to get something from the world we grumble over the sacrifices

Bubeck

United Christian Education Plan At U B Church

U B Church under Minister Perkins reports Sunday school enrolled in the United Christian Education Advance. Denominations cooperate to spread teaching with Sunday school at 9 30 each Sunday morning and evening worship at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30. Centenary Sunday school at 10 with morning service first and third Sundays at 11.7 forane SPall Sunday school at 10 with preaching second and fourth Sundays at 11.00.

Our Sunday School United ‘Christian Education Advance

Unfolding Road Theme At Christian Church Service

Christian Church led by Thos W Bass schedules morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Unfolding Road Baptismal services follow the preaching. Church school at 9 30 led by Paul Baker. Evening worship at 7 30 with youth invited as Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30. The message calls for making disciples.

Paul Baker Christian Endeavor Jesus Christ Chust

Congregational News and Sunday Worship Schedule

Congregational News notes church school at 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 p m and Sunday morning worship at 10 40 a m Prelude Canticle seriose cantata and vestry processional Holy Holy Holy Venites offertory anthem How Lovely is Jesus solo by Miss Mary Widger recessional Blessed Assurance and postlude Largo.

Christian Endeavor Boyce Tao Harker Mary Widger Handel

Methodist Circuit Services Set Across Churches

The Methodist circuit led by H. J. Kemp lists services this Sunday at Asbury 9:30 worship and 10:30 Sunday school, Auburn 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 worship, Oak Grove 10:00 Sunday school and 7:30 evening service. Congregants are urged to assemble to worship in spirit and truth.

Asbury Auburn Oak Grove

Reporter Calls Fire Department by Mistake

A Mankato Free Press reporter dialed the fire department mid shift asking where the fire was. The dispatcher replied the second floor linotype room held the blaze, but only the reporter’s dignity suffered the blow.

Fire Department Mankato Minn

Point rationing program outlined by local board

Ritter, chairman of the local war price and rationing board, clarified February start plans for the point rationing program. He urged housewives to buy sparingly, use only immediate needs, and rely on home canned foods where possible. The Q and A covered start timing, items rationed, stock declarations, book use, inventory, and uniform national point values.

Gustave. Ritter Ritter OPA Toma

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mae Plety Miss Ola Collier Mrr Georg West York Elsa Miller Ferne Tingley West Union Christian Harry G. Kaye Methodist News Leslie"c. Archer U.B. Church C. Ww Perkins Congregational News Gwylyn Isaac H. J. Kemp Kroger WESCO United States Herald Advertising
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