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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1943

Page

4

Darwin Notes from Terre Haute Shoppers and Local Visits

Terre Haute shoppers Mr and Mrs Raymond Tingley and children Norma Jean and Carol visited. Hogs were taken to Marshall. a Terre Haute truck delivered house furnishings for Mrs Raymond Tingley. Numerous local trips occurred as relatives visited, events included harvest haying, a small injury, and weather remarks. Several family movements and travel to Gary Indiana, Princeton, Marshall, and Philadelphia area towns were reported along with church service and hospital notes.

Raymond Tingley Norma Jean Carol Terre Haute Clarence Fenton Hunt Marshall Donna Jean Boger Princeton Ind Ronald Hunt Dora Tingley West Union Albert Haddix Walter Brown Richmond Indiana Ritta Jean Shirley Ann Brewer Albert Prevo Dan Mahhart Marion Gard Pennsylvania Fenton Bush Bea Anita Gary Lenard Lathrop Ronald Donna Jean Bobbie Gail Boger Lilly Cummins Wayne Hunt Snyder Hunt Kemp Harry Everett Sweitzer Near Ernst Laura Phelps Ola Haddix Doris Lee Haddix Russel Haddix Randal Haddix Ed Tingley

Dennison Social Roundup Sees Many Local Visitors

Attendance at Sunday school was 79. Various residents from Marshall, Terre Haute, Mattoon, Oblong and West Terre Haute visited or hosted events. A pot luck dinner at Rev M W Smiths included ministers H J Kemp L C Archer A K Pentland Joe Partridge and L E B Kettlekamp. Members attended WSCS and camp services at Lewiston Illinois.

Walter Volkers Marshall David Bland Foster Thompson Deming Park Srev H. J. Kemp L. C. Archer A. K. Pentland Joe Partridge L. EB. Kettlekamp Horace Mowell Walter Kirby Darrell and Dale Sara Weaver H. B. Campbell Nevins Barbara Crowly Terreara Bernice Campbell Cecil Bradbury Oblong T. BE. Volkers Borton E. C. Volkers Forrest Rollings Carrie King Nellie Liggett West Terre Haute Russell Taylor W. B. Lackey Gust Thompson W. F. Taylor Joe Johns Jay Yeley Alice Augustus Tia Quinn Mildred Volkers WSCS Lewiston Illinois Lester Parsons

West York Community News and Local Visits

Sunday school at 9 30 youths meet Sunday night 8 00 prayer meeting Wednesday 8 30 at the Methodist church. Area residents and relatives from Paris Draper Hammond Terre Haute Chicago St Francisville and Kansas visited with local families.

Chas. Rush Floyd Mary Rush Posey Rush West Union Glen Mount Warrenville Nina Musgrave Woodrow Musgrave Draper District Tamar Cullop Joe Sims Cecil Bell Paris Isaac Seymour Dorothy Reynolds Terre Haute Leo Reynolds Clem Sims Chicago Chalk Nidey Della Butler Hammond Indiana Essie Mount Lelia Evans Ray Mattox Wanda St. Elmo Guy Bonesteel Albert Bonesteel James Bonesteel Chrisman Charles Linda Lee St.Francisville Ellis Stanfield Glen Dawson Margaret Reel W. C. Miller

Martinsville Social Round of Dinners and Visits

Mrs. Etta Shaffner hosts dinner Monday with Mr and Mrs Harry Conrad and pairs from Decatur Martinsville and Paris. George Walker visits daughter Mrs Elwood Mattern in Paris. Mattern leaves for army service. Numerous relatives host and join in weekend meals and gatherings across Martinsville Paris Casey Terre Haute and Indianapolis.

Harry Conrad Will Altenbach Decatur Charles Bair Ora Hess Martinsville George Walker Elwood Mattern Mr. Mattern Paris Kathleene Noyse H. C. Davis Terre Haute Rheuban Tingley Danville Harold Beachout Clara Beabout Harry Fuaker Carl Patchett Rosemary Ralph Coleman Clarence Beabout Lester Beachout Casey Welle Murphy Alice Bennett Silas Elledge Murphy Clarence Reeds Westfield Lawrence Bennett Ora Cline Cline Wayne Anna Cline Reba Hattie Jane

Green Moss

Sunday school attendance reported as 31. Rev Mowell filled his first appointment for the conference year here Sunday night. Jimmy Frances was taken to Paris hospital Tuesday for a serious operation Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Benton Marrs and Linda of Marshall joined supper with his parents Zollie Marrs and Tisie Wednesday evening. Blanche Montgomery called on

Mowell Jimmy Frances Paris Hospital Benton Marrs Linda of Marshall Zollie Marrs Tisie Blanche Montgomery

Weekend Visits Across Dayville And Nearby Towns

Effie Davis notes visitors from Dayville and Mt. Carmel. Ophir J Claypool and family joined Mrs. Davis and Aunt Mary Kesler, while Arthur Claypool hosted relatives. Several households shared meals and birthday celebrations as neighbors dropped by. A Monday rain boosted local crops.

Effie Davis Ophir J . Claypool Dayville Ind Davis Mary Kesler Verna Melloy Mt. Carmel Sarah Davis Mary "Kesler Arthur Claypool Ted Tiffin Grandview Eldred Combs West Terre Haute Dean Montgomery David Montgomery Truman’ Ross Franklin Henderson Henderson Roe Davis Buel Evans Morris Weaver George Buschmeyer

Social and family visits noted in West Liberty area

Mrs Rosa Statesman reports numerous Sunday and weekday visits across the region. Residents and families including Behners Fitzjarralds Selders Marrs Cox Goben Lucan Clapp Parker Welsh Endbank Edington Hinkle Schafer Ewbank Jackson and others are listed with gatherings at Twin Lakes Paris Mattoon Ashmore Charleston Terre Haute and nearby towns.

M. L. Behner Anna Jeanette Behner Jane Baker Twin Lakes Paris Clarence Fitzjarrald Nora Statesman Ann Starks Margaret Jane Fitzjarrald Jerry Kearns Walter Cox W. O.goben Casey James Lucan Bruce Clapp Everett Statesman Fred Hammond Charley Parker Ashmore Helen Welsh Kansas Lafe Marrs Lloyd Endbank Albert Edington Terre Haute Kermit Hinkle Arleigh Schafer Charleston Lloyd Ewbank Orla Edington Carol Hinkle Darrel Keith Jackson

Melrose Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Olen Wells and their son joined Mr and Mrs John Poorman and family for a Sunday visit. Several families shared meals with Kinderdines and Weirs in Martinsville and Kan­sas. Mrs D Thompson is ill at her son James Thompson’s home. Visits continued among Reed, Dicky, Davis, and Leasure families as relatives from Indianapolis and Ohio were noted.

Olen Wells John Poorman Tedge Kinderdine Leo Green Wiley Kinderdine Chester Culp Lawrence Kinderdine Mr. Kinderdine Kansays, Station Hershel’ Weir Erma Phillip Weir Martinsville D. Thompson James Thompson Dean Thompson Stanley Leasure Warren Kinderdine Robinson Lester Reed J. W. Dicky Viola Thompson Indianapolis Jessie Davis Charles Davis Roy Davis Nobel Davis Wayne Davis Chester, Hix Ralph Hix Ohio Flossie Leasure

Mumps Reported in Choctaw and Nearby Families

Mrs Maude Miller Edna Garner and several Blizzards and Millers are mentioned with mumps. The community attendees include John Garner family, Camie Thompson group, and guests from Paris Allright Potter's Hall and Ohio for the funeral of Eugene Arbuckle last Thursday.

Maude Miller Edna Garner John Martha Golda Blizzard Alvin T. Miller Jefferson Booker Paris Allen Crumlin Dorothy Potters Hall John Garner Camie Thompson Lana William Kile Allright Eugene Arbuckle Mr. Arbuckle Harry Eugene Higginbotham Carrie Ledermann T. A. Carpenter Ben Carpenter Woodford Williams Martha Williams Hershel Cline John Blizzard A. T. Miller Ohio

Moses Called and Ready to Serve in Exodus

A sermon on Moses in Exodus 3 outlines three essentials for service: preparation through training, spiritual qualification, and divine calling. It emphasizes that God equips those He calls and warns against self-will, urging readiness to answer God’s will for ministry.

Joseph Parker Moses Midian Israel Christ God

Fresh Root Vegetables Boost Wartime Menus

The Victory urges including carrots onions beets turnips and radishes to balance meals during rationing. Raw salads and quick cooling dishes improve appeal while preserving minerals. Cook root veggies just tender to retain flavor and nutrition, using cooking water in soups and sauces.

Simple Home Stew From Leftover Broth And Veggies

A kitchen note describes simmering bones in water to make broth and adding onion carrots turnip potato green pepper celery tomato juice and flour mixture to thicken. The recipe suggests baking the stew in a dish covered with biscuit rounds or mashed potatoes in a hot oven for a hearty meal.

Local Social Notes and Sunday Visits In Mt Olive Area

East McDay and Miss Frances Drake attend church with Rev Robert Rhinehart to fill his Mt Olive appointment. Local families including Leasure Canaday Wells Watts Jordan and Artman visit or host relatives. Wells and Evans attend a birthday dinner. Roy White of Elgin Texas visits friends in the community.

Robert Rhinehart Mt. Olive John Leasure Odin Stogsdill Charles ’ Leasure Walnut Annapolis Lena. Artman Roscoe Graham Evans Fred Cooper Roy White Elgin

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