Marshall area social events fill weekend with gatherings
A long list of visits and picnics highlighted by YULL Veach relatives from Roseburg Oregon and numerous local families. The Choctaw Indians 4 H club met at Al rightchurch planning tours and fair activities.
Moose Ladies Meet As Starters Invite New Members
Women of the Moose held their regular meeting with Senior Regent Bette Kuykendall presiding. Two candidates were initiated as Friendship committee work began. Next gathering is set for Tuesday July 28 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Bette’ “Kuykendall
Academy- of
Sonm
D.st. Bae
Clark Center 4-H Meeting Plans Picnic and White Elephant Sale
The Clark Center 4-H group led by Mrs Stella Walker hosted a meeting with pledge procedures and a Scotland article read by Mrs Alta Cook. Judy Gard demonstrated meat loaf. Barbara Bertram and others showed sewing and cooking projects. Seventeen Home Bureau members attended and a picnic white elephant sale was approved for August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Center
Bureau
Golden
America
Miss Fikuart
Dragoo
Ruth Patchett
Ella Fikuart
Judy
Donna
Linda” Gara
Marcia Fasig
Pam Cox
Patty
Weiringa
Jane Peneton
Alice Goble
Barbara Bertram
Home Bureau
Emmanuel Ladies Aid Meets in July at Bauer Home
Emmanuel Ladies Aid held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday July 9 at the home of Mrs Bauer with Miss Rosamond Coldren assisting. President Norma Murphy led the business while Miss Wilma Gelert gave a devotional on Happiness. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests. The August meeting will be at Mrs Ruth Robinson’s home with Mrs Adam Imle assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Ladies ‘Aid
Herman Imle
Adam Imle
Fred Schaefer
George Miller
Minnie King
Harry Ge Coldren
Wilma Gelisert
Harold Hirschman
Jesse Locke
Ralph Jackson
Robert Robinson
Dan Gard
Clara Pickens
Roscoe Blockinger
Richard Murphy
Arthur Miller
Harry Tingley
Ralph Davison
John Ziegler
Lucille Ziegler
Ben Dawson
Christine Smitley
Rosamond Coldren
Zela Saiter
Ruth Robinson
Hollenbeck Reunion Sets Next Meet at Paris Twin Lakes Park
The seventeenth Hollenbeck reunion gathered 34 people at Lincoln Trail State Park shelter Sunday. A 12 30 basket dinner followed. No marriages or deaths were reported. two births occurred. Attendees included numerous Hollenbeck relatives from West Union, Martinville, Hobart Indiana, Georgetown, Des Plaines, Gary Indiana, Clark Center, and West Union. The year’s event approved to be held at Twin Lakes park in Paris on the second Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck
Lincoln Trail State Park
Marshall
Twin Lakes Park
Paris
Grant Hollenbeck
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Schyler Walters
West Union
James Blankenbeker
Martinaville
Eugene Duvall
Sandy
Hobart
Indiana
Robert Sandy
Ray Miller
Effie Alabaugh
Georgetown
Mary Ae Pawlowski
Des Plaines
Debra Ann Grant
Gary
Donald Wallace
Clark Center
Frank Gard
Delphia Hewitt
Martin-Branson Reunion at Clark County Fairgrounds
The Martin-Branson reunion will be held at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Marshall next Sunday July 19. All relatives and friends of the families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Marshall Methodist Church
Golden Age Club
Jackson
Marshall Fairgrounds
Martin-Branson
Clark County Fairgrounds
Marshall
Thanking Friends for Kindness During Illness
Clarence Ledermann expresses gratitude for prayers gifts flowers cards and kindness shown to him and his family during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ledermann
Missionary Rev Belknap Reported Slaying Lion in Africa
Rev George Belknap missionary to Urundi Belgian Congo is noted for killing a man eating lion and for his rifle skill in preaching. He led World Gospel Mission work and returns to America after a five year term. Rev Robert Shephard will host Belknap at Ohio Chapel July 19 at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Belknap
Urundi
Belgian Congo
Africa
Jesus Christ
America
World Gospel Mission
Belknap
Marion
Indiana
United States
Robert Shephard
Rev
Ohio Chapel
Christian Service Guild July Meeting at Emmanuel Zion
The Christian Service Guild of Emmanuel and Zion churches met at Mrs. Hannah Arbuckle’s home for a July session with Maxine Davidson presenting a Mexico lesson and Clarene Hawker the spiritual life topic. Norma Seidel led the business portion. Refreshments followed for a long list of members and guests. The program continued with West Union Home Bureau involvement and 4-H demonstrations on garments and foods, table setting, fruit balms, and sewing tips. A study from the University of Sli Hols reports pasturing alone won’t curb stomach worm larvae in sheep, showing longer larvae on the ground than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Guild of
Emmanuel and Zion
Hannah Arbuckle
Mexico
Maxine Davidson
Clarene Hawker
Norma Seidel
Wilma Gelsert
Daisy Collier
Evelyn Smitley
Clarene
Donna Hawker
Rosemary Pellum
Norma Murphy
Dorothy Coldren
Violet Miller
Una Boyer
Helen Finkbiner
Verna Fin
West Union Christian Church
Union Home Bureau
Mabel Gard
Jean Miraris
Sharon Coryell
Sharon Mehler
Sharon Wernz
Fikuart
Home Bureau
University of Sli-' Hols
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Paul Veach
Roseburg
Oregon
Fairgrounds
Paul Deardorff
Flo Deardorff
Earl Steuerwald
Brazil
Baron Wheeler
Stevie
Indianapolis
Almeda Cash
Terre Haute
Ira
Howard Murphy
America Johnson
Belle Garver
Marshal
Paul Veachand
Phyllis
Aaron
Richard
Margaret
Douglas
Graham Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Elsie Welsh
Lucy Lichtenberger
Aura Hurst
Clara Hills
Nettie Dawson
Amma Young
Myrtle Miller
Edna Baker
Anna Swain
Clara Hitel
Josie Bradley
Alrightchurch
Fourten
Raymond Lindley
St. Mary's Bridge Club
Mary, Macey
Don Ferris
Kamer Haugh
Fred Kannmacher
Aaron Kannmacher
George Gattas
Glen Fredenberger
Harold Smith
Greenfield
Olen Collier
Raymond Tryon
Margie Tryon
James Hornbrook
Alfred Sharp
Owen, Cary
J. B. Pendle
Everett Stillwell
Westfield
Robert Whitaker
LaFayette
Cora Stepp
Lucy Hutchens
Harold Hutchens
Alva C. Breneman
Richard Hicks
Ernest P. Bunzell
William Geheb
Dorothy Clark
Wayne Geheb
Decatur
Kenneth Little
Bob and
Ann
H. B. Elliott
Glen, Gale, Arizona
Arthur Washburn
Verner Adams
Benton Marra
William Burnside
Ill
Milliken National Bank
Pierce Reeds
Tonie Tyler
Gerald Tyler
Martinsville
Frazier Lee
Kansas
Illinois
Elsie Jane Marrs
Howard Harper
Lee Tarble
Alma Helle Browne
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Nelle Postlewaite
Mona Godwin
Alice Mather
Smith Center
Sally Pence
Bill Griswold
George M. Turner
O. H. Sweitzer
Charles Sweitzer
Iva Crumlin
John McCauley
Gene Schmalhausen
Karen Sue Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Lee Hamilton
Guy Hybarger
Catherine Swiger
John Daham
Dorothy Swope
Canasta Club
Frank Meehling
van Tarble
Grendel Bennett
Roy McNary
Felicia Lowry
James Lowry
Irene Cline
Richard Burrell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stitchery Club
Town House
Co. C. Pack
Everett Seed
Lilly Brady
E. E. Howell
Frank Brosman
Fred Gorham
William Taylor
Route 4
Charles
Larry Sweitzer
Bill Houok
Danville
Alice Houk
Kinson
Robert Houk
Dean Houk
Harry Poe
Robinson
Dan Schlorff
Joe Davidson
Dick Davidson
Frank Cooper
Frank
Dean Finkbiner
Dale
Robert Lashbrook
Bobby
Nancy
Barbara
Sharon
Robert Weaver
Cindy
Cathy
Aaron Weaver
Edgar Berner
Danny Wilkinson
Leonard Wilkinson
David Berner
Martin Willman
Emma Dickerson
John Lowe
Frank Lowe
Ralph Tryon
Golden Lawrence
Michigan
Dean Lawrence
Marcel Harris
Harold Lloyd Carr
Dennis Cooper
H. J. Kemp
Herman Padgett
Mr. Padgett
Harve Nightlinger
George Renner
Ott Welsch
John Geheb
Cecile Coates
Oscar Shafer
Fio Langlois
H. R. Ednott
Richard Lee
Addie McGee
Armatrong Methodist Church
Elsie E. Paddock
Santa Susana, California
Lyman Thompson
Mrs
Pearl Craig
Carrie Fern Quick
Elsie Enstad
Ruth Vail
White Shrine
Casey
Harry Barrett
Joy Barrett
Clara Baird
Geheb
George McCarty
Lindsark
Jerry
West
Terre
Haute
Louis Wells
Larry
Ronnie
Greencastle
Don Wells
Wayne
Ernest “Kemp
Paducah
Kentucky
Joe Kemp
Charles Kemp
Jimmy
Grant
Emmanuel Ladie
Christian Service Guild
Qnion Becles
Paris Couturier
Jacques Helm
Mies Malinda Berry
Everfast
Miller & Smiley
Laff “of
Wong
Ruth Moore
Cedar Brie Marshall
Franklin Life Insurance:co
Springfield
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