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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
5
Local column records many visits and travels among Snyder residents. Modest Bohns and sons plant corn. Drifts of kin travel from Bluffton and Louisville for births and hospital care. Capt K Q Paddock returns from Alamogordo to Indiana for training. extended family visits Marshall and Terre Haute for shows and reunions.
Regular preaching service Sunday at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30. Youths meeting at 8 00, prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 30 at the Methodist church. The church social Friday night at Ira Seigel home with about thirty members. Several visitors from Berkeley Terre Haute Paris Union and Bailiff visit relatives and friends in town.
Sloan departed Tuesday for Ohio where she has employment. The notice lists Mrs. R L Bell and Miss Cecil Bell of Paris visiting Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Seymony Thursday afternoon, with Cecil staying longer. Mr. and Mrs. John Blaker and sons of Paris visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Blaker, and son Alton.
Miss Peg Paddock spent the weekend in Homer visiting relatives. Mrs. Fannie Coryell returned from Indianapolis after a several week visit. Miss Jean Haskin of Terre Haute visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Jess Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer of Michigan visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Meade Chadwick and aunt Mrs. Mae Piety.
Mr and Mrs Fenton host guests while Ledermany visits. Ford Stanfield and Betty Collier return from Flomer. Leone Tracey visited her sister. Barney Millhouse of the U S Navy visits his wife. George Lindley visits relatives in West Union area. Eld Harry G Kay preaches in Browns Town Christian church. Mrs Harry Kaye returns from Rutland after weeks away. A home tip suggests warming a honey jar in hot water to loosen the lid.
Mary Taubeneck and family thank neighbors and friends for their sympathy and assistance during bereavement. The message expresses appreciation for support shown in this difficult time.
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