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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
3
Ruth Wright reports Paul and Mrs Hazeltine visiting Mount Olivet Kentucky for a funeral and Beloit Wisconsin for relatives. The notes list numerous local visits, birthdays, picnics, weddings and club meetings, with leaders Irene Thompson and Mabel Gard shaping events and reports from July 9.
Mrs Maude Miller and Elder Shumaker preached at Mill Creek church last Sunday. Visitors included Eunice Jackson Kathryn Spangler Earl Johnnie Casey and others. Bible school children picnicked at the fairgrounds. Grace Buzzard returned from Union Hospital and is improving. Many locals called at homes from Marshall Casey Avon West Union and nearby areas.
Miss Louise Arlene and Judy McCrory joined a Stanley Party hosted by Mrs Mary Crabtree. The Jolly Pal Club met Thursday with Mrs Mary Ellen Millis and daughter. Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory and family attended the McCrory reunion at Casey Park last Sunday. Ansel Atwood Jr and daughters of Hutsonville and George St John of
Casey and Mr and Mrs Ray Drake hosted Sunday visiting guests Mrs Aden Reynolds held a Stanley Party Friday afternoon with twelve attendees. Miss Irma Lynn and Miss Sylvia called on Mr and Mrs Ray Drake and family Sunday evening.
Cornering Fifth and Locust Streets the Christian Science church announces Sunday services at 11:00 with subject Life and a Sunday school at 9:30. Wednesday testimony meeting at 7:45 and reading room hours 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Public invitation extended.
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