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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1954
Page
3
Local residents host and visit relatives and friends across Indiana, including Dickerson family, Ledermerns, Wards, Heber family, Jacksons, Pands, and McCrories. Church events, home bureau meetings, and get acquainted parties are reported with multiple Sunday gatherings and hospitalities noted.
Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry and Mr and Mrs Ed Higginbotham and Everett attended the funeral of Mrs George Carver Monday. The Ledermann family attended the funeral of Stacy Wernz at Ohio Chapel Wednesday. Eld Eddington of Martinsville held a church study course last week. Tommy Ray Martin of Paris spent the week with Richard Williams. Shirley Richey visited with Jane Nicol at Allright Sunday. Woodford Williams and family visited the McKitricks at Allright Saturday. Sue Martin of Paris spent the weekend with Linda Norton who was out of school last week due to illness. Mrs Dephia Nicol and Golda Blizgard visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Mary Carpenter. Warren Norton children visited McKetrick children Sunday. Men and boys met at the church Sunday afternoon to organize Royal Ambassadors. Mrs Mildred Williams hosted a Stanley party at Bertha Higginbotham’s in Marshall. John Splizeard and Maude Miller spent Friday with Martha Booker in Marshall. Alvin T Miller had dinner Friday with Trevelyn Tumey in Marshall. Edgar Crumlin and family spent Sunday with Edward Higginbotham and family. Mr and Mrs Alvin T Miller visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Union. Alton Blankenship attended a mission board meeting at Weatfield church. Mr and Mrs Frank Hutchens of Marshall and Mrs Hulda Shotts and Herman and Sandra spent Sunday evening with Alvin T Miller.
Miss Frances Drake and Mrs John Moore with Mrs Lloyd Trueblood visited Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harold Clatfelter and gons called on Mr and Mrs Ray Drake Tuesday evening. Lena Artman visited Reid Artman and daughters Sunday afternoon. Jom Edward Clatfelter visited Tuesday evening with Jack Webster. The Jolly Pals Club met Thursday with Mrs Ray Drake. Twenty four members and one visitor Mrs Fairy Phillippe of Marthaite attended. Mr and Mrs John Moore returned home Wednesday after visiting relatives in Virginia and New York.
Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and Nina spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Charles H Moores. Mrs Mary Shattuck and Mrs Ida Riggs were dinner guests of Mrs Golda Brown. Nina Blankenbeker visited Martinsville and Ashmore with family. Dorma Hackier and Timothy Le brought a child to True Thompsons. Cpl George Hackier returned to Camp Atterbury after leave. The Hollenbecks visited Everett Scott and later Hershel Copper family in Graysville. Dennis Wier and children spoke with True Thompson Wednesday.
West York society items recite Wednesday and Sunday visits with Kenderdine family members and friends. James Smith returns from Springfield Memorial Hospital. Melrose Jolly Juniors 4 H Club meets at Jerry Green’s home. funeral attendance noted for Stacy Wernz at Ohio Chapel church.
Corner of Fifth and Locust Streets offers Sunday services at 11:00 with subject Truth and Sunday school at 9:30. Wednesday testimony meeting at 7:45 and reading room hours Wednesday 2:00 to 5:00. Farm and Home Week February 1 to 4 at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana covers crops soils and livestock. Signs of fowl cholera include loss of appetite diarrhea and drooping feathers.
Loretta rou January forty two miles with aoe Finns ae. Reba Bennett plans a food market at Flowers garage Saturday January 30. Members discussed younger girls' work this year and a major lesson on entertaining guests. Miss Fikuart led with help from eras. angel food cake and coffee were served to seventeen members and five guests. Next meeting set for Ruth Berner's home February 9 at 1 38 p m.
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