Local Bible Class Hosts and Birthday Party Dinners
Graham Bible Class hosted by Mrs Metz with a long list of Paris area ladies attending Friday afternoon. Mrs Dick Nelson gave a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Christina Sims, with attendees from Paris Vermilion Neving and Wolf Point Montana. O. K. Allen hosted a birthday party for his son Jimmie with many young guests. Asbury Community Club to meet at the church tonight with the play The Winning Widow and a patriotic roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ ‘Metz
Charles Short
Edith Edens
Dan Spittler
Graham
Metz
Everett Connelly
W. W. Ralston
Omer Stacy
Frank Machlan
D. D. Doll
Lloyd Pulver
Hffie Jumper
Ben Wallis
Ben T. Baird
Amelia Charland
C.L. Parsons
A. L. Akers
Will Craig
Fred Stout
B. F. Holscher
Elizabeth Strohm
O. K. Allen
Victor Reynolds
Ella Deaner
Robert Davidson
Virgil Hurst
Wilf Lickert
C. O. Thornsburg
Dick Nelson
Christina Sims
Loreta McConchie
Elberta McConchie
Lillie Rhoads
Adelia Rhoads
Wendell McConchie
Wayne McConchie
Paris
Jimmie
DeLance- Cole
Mary Jane Pulver
Evelyn Heminghouse
Hilda Beuhler
Mildred Carroll
Anna Bee Foley
Mary Kathryn Foley
Donna Jean Robson
Fairy Jane Frazier
Martha Rademaker
Margaret Rademaker
Miriam Potter
Betty Leach
Erlene Beuhler
Marjorie Turner
Billy Bubeck
George Moye
Harris Taubeneck
Charles Claypool
Jimmie Claypool
Billy Davison
Billy Meehling
Virginia Meehling
Bobby Hanley
Bobby Householder
Jean Thompson
Don Thompson
Pat Turner
Community Club of
Asbury
Local social notes from Marshall and surrounding towns
Miss Flozza Smith and Mrs. Jesse Ruttman visited Danville for a 1:00 luncheon hosted by Prof. Henry Burd and his mother Mrs. Mary E. Burd. Other visits include Gordon Coryell driving to Detroit after vacation with grandparents in West Union, and George Baird and family traveling to Camp Gridley in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flozza Smith
Jesse Ruttman
Burns’ Smith
Max
Danville
Henry Burd
Mary E. Burd
Burd
Washington University
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. Burd
Prof
Harry Smith
Gordon Coryell
Detroit
Mich
A. S. Coryell
West Union
Imogene Coryell
Murphy Reunion Set at Clark County Fair Grounds
Classified column notes a Murphy family reunion at the Clark County Fair Grounds in Martinsville on July 22 inviting relatives and friends to bring dinner and meet there. Also offers farm land loans, stray dog notice for Fred Imle, used furniture and appliances for sale, a Remington typewriter, a floor polisher for rent, sugar creak cream buyers, and lawn mower service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Clark County Fair Ground
Martins‘ville
Entertains Miss Pearl Lee Hosts Decatur Guest
Miss Pearl Lee entertained Sunday dinner in honor of Miss Lillian Clark of Decatur. Guests included Miss Clark, Miss Veroncia McCormick of Terre Haute, Mrs. R. H. Lucan of Marshall, and Mrs. Mose Bibo of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hurst
Mose Bibo
Paris
Illinois and Indiana residents on regional travels and social events
Mr and Mrs Emery Cox and his sisters from Dresser Indiana started a Wednesday motor trip to Cincinnati Kentucky and in Kentucky. Prof A A Harding director of the University of Illinois band at Champaign attended a band concert in Marshall Thursday night July 12. Prof and Mrs Harding are visiting Paris with Dr Alden LaGrange. Miss Ethel Sherman of Paris hosts luncheon and theatre party in Terre Haute for Miss Lillian Clark of Decatur visiting Miss Pearl Lee of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Cox
Anna Elliott
Dresser, Ind
Chas. Haslitt
Martha Austin
West Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
A. A. Harding
University of Illinois
Champaign
Marshall
Mrs. Harding
Paris
Alden LaGrange
Ethel Sherman
Terre Haute
Lillian Clark
Decatur
Pearl Lee
Social rounds and licenses figure in Marshall area notes
Miss Ethel Hurst and Miss Pearl Lee hosted dinners and bridge for visiting Lillian Clark of Decatur. Local families exchanged visits in Mason and Fishback area. a Terre Haute license issued to Clifford Marshall and Sylvia Drake. numerous trips and marriages noted among residents of Marshall and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Clifford Marshall
Jasonville
Ind
Farmer
Sylvia M. Drake
Marshall
Ill
Town Boosters See Hope In Local Pride Turnaround
Mrs. Charles Killie notes community spirit in Champaign visit and urges residents to take interest in supporting Marshall. Social circle reports include F B society gathering led by Mrs. Sara Mundy with many attendees. Local updates: Everett Mackey welcomes baby girl Louise born Friday. Donald Schoolcraft and B F Engleman visit from Danville. Raymond Sockler conducts Portersville business. Virginia Knipe departs to Carlinville for two weeks with Martha Karnahan.
Ivy Poisoning Warning For Spring Picnics
The article discusses ivy dermatitis from spring time exposure. It notes facial contact as common and suggests a remedy of washing with soap after touching bruised ivy leaves. It mentions differing views on how easily ivy poison can affect people and urges caution during woodland outings.
Mrs BE L Taylor Hosts Tuesday Club Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs BE L Taylor entertained the Tuesday Club at 1 00 pm with guests including Mrs W W Hogue Mrs Sam Prevo Sr Mrs O A Keiser Mrs W R Turman Mrs C F Behner Mrs Emma Frederick Mrs Chas Ridgley Mrs Corey Bryan Mrs J W Lewis Miss Gertrude Shaw and Miss Fannie Andrews Prizes went to Mrs Turman and Mrs Behner After visiting relatives in Maryland the Mundorf party left for Evansville Ind to visit more kin Mrs R H Lucan hosted dinner at Oak Grove Inn west of Casey for Miss Lillian Clark and Miss Vivienne Cheek Meanwhile Miss Vivienne Cheek is summering here with Mrs iE J Giffel and Miss Marie Meyer of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Taylor
W. W. Hogue
Sam Prevo Sr
O. A. Keiser
W. R. Turman
C. F. Behner
Emma. Frederick
Chas. Ridgley
R. H. Lucan
Oak Grove Inn
Casey
Lillian Clark
Decatur
Pearl Lee
Marshall
Vivienne Cheek
Davenport
Iowa
Ie. J. Giffel
Marie Meyer
Terre Haute
Local residents greet winter visitors and family updates
Mrs. Harlan returned from San Antonio while Mr. Harlan traveled to Effingham. Dwight residents Mortez Zschau and family hosted by Max Zschau. Marie and Howard Junker visit Columbus and Charleston. Mrs. Hannigan visits Cham paign. Pmery Hurst recovering at Riverton sanitarium. Kelley family and Mrs East visit Gunder home. Kathryn and Helen Mayer weekend trip to Niagara Falls from Terre Haute. Carl Mundy visits mother Sara Mundy in Marshall. F C Myer and sister-in-law visit north of Marshall. Dre w Casteel announces a baby girl. George Taylor of LaSalle weekends with EL Taylor. Bernard Nay visits from Kalamazoo two weeks. Gladys Hamilton from Terre Haute as weekend guest. John F Cane and Betsy in Chicago on business.
Poison Ivy First Aid My Quick Home Remedy
A historic note describes volatile toxicodendric acid from poison ivy and advises treatment with alcohol and water equal parts. It warns against lead salts near the eyes and recommends saline laxatives and avoiding strong light. Recovery is stated in two to four days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Regass
Steiseay
George, Baird
Shreveport
Indianapolis
George Oliver
Jack Taylor
Camp Gridley
Mr. Baird
Findlay
Theron Dewey
Murphysboro
Mrs. Dewey
Grover Wright
Dan Eckie
Howard Harper
Vera
Evansville, Ind
Anna Junker
AETNA
IZE
Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance
Aetna Automobile Insurance
Be Safe
Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
Marshall, Mlnnots
Fred Imle
Odge
L. M. Thrush
Maytag
E.iat
St. Marshall
Illinois
Remington
Johnson
H. M. Dewey & Co
Hills
Newberry
Locust Street
B. F. Johnson
Bloomington
Harry “Maurer
Lawn Mower Service
A. Kuhn
George Matkin
John Richart
James Stanfield
Mason
Mr. Matkin
James Matkin
Harry Mathews
John Snedeker
Armstrong
Wm. Higginbotham
Fishback
Wm. T. Machlan
Lillie ‘Machlan
Ted Swern
Fred H. Bubeck
Wm. Castledine and Sons
Franklin and
Floyd
Louisville, Ky
R. B. Babcock
Timothy Babcock
James Phillippe
Chrisman
Harry Black
Gertrude
Jack Klusemeter
Margaret
W. B.english
Lucille ‘Thompson
Louise Thompson
John Saiter
Raymond ‘Hawker
Harrisburg
Bertha Hogue
Clarks ‘Ville
Paris S Hospital
George Scott
Sadie Davis
Squire Thomas
Craig
C. C.” Carroll
Mildred
Elmer Short
Charles
Short
Fred ‘Myers
W. F. Hutchinson
George Abel
Annapolis
Bill Booster
Charles Killie
Sara Mundy
F. & B. Society
John Craig
Mary Pulver
Mattie Moreland
Rosene Nusbaum
Mary Murphy
Minnie Cook
George Luckhaupt
John Reynolds
Will Thompson
Dan Eckle
Mary Guinnip
Ann Platt
Kate Williamson
John Randall
Ben Davidson
Calista Davidson
John R. Clatt
St. Louis
Durinda Griffin
Oliver
Mrs. Everett Mackey
Louise
Donald Schoolcraft
B. F. Engleman
Raymond Sockler
Portersville
Virginia Knipe
Carlinville
Martha Karnahan
Nog Jobekc
Lester P. H. Mundorf
Audrey
J. L. Riggin
Mundorf
Bradford N. Schuyler
Baltimore
Justin Harlan
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Harlan
Effingham
Mortez Zschau
Dwight
Max Zschau
Marie
Junker
Howard Junker
Columbus
Charleston
West Virginia
Martha Hannigan
John Staub
Pméry Hurst
Riverton Sanitarium
Eugene Kelley
Henry East
Kelley
Joe Gunder
Kathryn ‘Mayer
Helen ‘Mayer
Niagara Falls
Terre
Halle
Carl ‘Mundy
Stratford
South Dakota
Sara “Mundy
F. C. Myer
North
Drew Casteel
George Taylor’ of
LaSalle
Mrs
EL Taylor
Bernard Nay
Kalamazoo, Mich
Gladys
Hamilton OL
Marie McDaniel
John F. Cane
Betsy
Chicago
Esther Ralston
Tyler
Gary Cooper
Evelyn Brent
Beau Sabreur
Country Club
Kroger’s
Baars
Rinso
the Herald
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Washington
Kirchner Lumber Yard
Marshall, Illinois
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