Community groups host gatherings and anniversaries in Marshall
The Marshall area hosts a string of community events from church classes to White Shrine meetings and birthday observances. A Friendly Class of the Methodist church held a picnic at the American Legion golf course with a June sick calls report of 106. Multiple dinners picnics and receptions mark the week including a Trefz McCammon wedding party dinner and a Legion Auxiliary installation in Annapolis.
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Methodist Church
American Legion
Edith Beal
Foster Hornbrook
Clayton Rhoads
L. B. Lewis
Earl Pleasant
George Manning
Frank Saiter
Ernest Kile
E. D. Seed
Emil Fox
Walter Craig
Fred Abel
Wayne Hise
Robert Swain
John, Smith
Emil Bennett
Gene Schmalhausen
Agil Eitel
T. BE. Findley
Paul Arney
Jack Cline
Everett Smitley
Arthur Lowry
Belts Family Dinner Celebrates Jun 28 Gathering
A Belts family dinner for eleven children and spouses was held Sunday June 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Belts. Attendees included relatives from Gary Indiana Dayton Ohio Indianapolis Marshall and Paris plus guests Allen Goekler Pat O Rourke Cora Stepp Ruby and Phyllis Washburn Leon Macke Carroll Bruner and more. R E Babcock marked their 57th wedding anniversary at their North Eighth Street home on July 6.
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John B. Belts
Mra
Karel Whitaker
Debbie
Bettie Zimmerman
Dariene
Keith
Robert Beltz
Gary
Indiana
Joe Beltz
Dayton
Ohio
Florence Beltz
Indianapolis
Quentin Turner
Harold Hutchens
Barbara
Linda
Floyd
Edna Fitsgarrald
Carol
Floyd Sweitzer
Bobby
Gerald
Norma
Patty Belts
Phyllis Galeener
Stevie
David
Dick Ferris
Jimmie
Vickie
Bill Ferris
Marshall
Dick Peel
Cindy
Paris
Allen Goekler
Pat O'Rourke
Cora Stepp
Mrs. R. E. Babcock
North Eighth Street
Friendly neighbors host 4-H girls guest program
The Merry Sunbeams 4-H club led by Naomi Baker and Geneva Crumlin held an achievement program at Mrs. Tom Craig's home. Members presented talks, demonstrations, and a meal for 17 members of Friendly Neighbors and guests, with highlights from 4-H camp and upcoming family picnic set for August 7 at Casey park.
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Merry Sunbeams
Naomi Baker
Geneva L. Crumlin
Tom Craig
Friendly Neighbor Home Bureau Unit
Mary Sunbeams
Jane Combs
Linda Crumlin
Stephen Foster
Cheryl Phillips
Susanna
Merry Sunbeans
Janice Thompson
Kay Leasure
Jane Combe
Linda K. Crumlin
Connie Phillips
How Long Does A Girl Wait for Dates
A teenage girl writes about parents delaying dating until after high school. The piece argues waiting harms social skills and suggests parents gradually allow dates with independence and prudence, noting life experience builds wisdom. Readers are invited to send letters to the FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS column in the National Weekly Newspaper Service.
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National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort
Milwaukee Clipper Completes Lake Michigan Crossing
The Milwaukee Clipper arrives at Milwaukee Harbor after a voyage from O Muskegon. The ship ferries passengers and autos between Michigan and Wisconsin, boosting lakefront activity and civic plans as expressways and the Seaway era drive trade growth.
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Milwaukee
Lake Front
Hardor
Milwaukees
8. Lawrence Seaway
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