Community Dinner Embroils Dozens From Casey to Ft. Leonard Wood
Mr and Mrs Glen Martin hosted a large Sunday family dinner with attendees from Casey Paris and Ft Leonard Wood Missouri plus many local households. The piece notes other social events including a 49th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pulver and church and club gatherings across Marshall County with memorials picnics and a Jolly Hokers Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Martin
Paul Norton
Annette
Casey
William Martin
Paris
Milo Pearce
Doris
Jimmy
Dean Murphy
Bob
Sheila
Leary Murphy
eMartin
Delartin
Bobby
Donnie
David
Edith
Merle
Warren Norton
Glen Herbert
Linda
Allen
Byron
Martin
Phyllis
Drexell Howard
Terry
Johnie
Lois Faye
LaVern Martin
Barbara
Wanda Kay
Garenett Martin
Robert
Paul
Alex Frist
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Margie Martin
Loleta
Cathy
Lloyd Pulver
William Guentzer
Debbie
Sue Ellen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pulvers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Adama hosts a reception with Clara Pickens and Alta others. White Shrine members meet at Kasie Enstad Paris home with Ruth Seed as president. Birthday Club at Elsie Bloodworth’s includes Maxine Volk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Garwood
Linger Longer
Maxine Volk
Sue Staggs
Virgie Pearce
Jimmy
Thelma Murphy
Lucille Pennington
Jane Finkbiner
Mary Lou Taylor
Clara Mae Anacker
Wandalee Veach
Dale Wiser
Worthy High
White Shrine
Kasie Enstad
Paris
James
Assis
Ruth Seed
Lucy
Lucy Battery
Ruth Gilbert
Fannie Lackhaupt
Alma Mitchell
Mayme Lickert
Ruth
Garwood
Helen Hurst
Kilate Bloodworth
Mary Hornbrook
Ruth Seed of
Marshall
Elsie Bloodworth
Maxine
Volk
Virgie eParce
Clara
Mae Anacker
Gertie Scott
Effie, Irwin
Leone Irwin
Lorene Jeter
Dean Houk
May Luncheon Noted by Home Bureau Unit
The Marshall day unit of the Home Bureau met Friday May 15 at Edith Gard’s home for an all day gathering. Members studied crafts including textile painting china painting needlepoint basket weaving glove making and sewing. A country style lunch followed. Officers for 1959 60 were installed and lessons on teen entertainment and creative living were given. A shrub exchange and roll call noting Clark county shrubs completed the meeting. The June session will be hosted by Emma Geisert with lessons on Heart Attack and Giving Meals Personalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Day
Home Bureau
Edith Gard
Texile
Ollie Tikes
Hazel Moore
Warth’ Gard
Ada Hendriz
Ollie Tibbs
Ada Hendrix
Georgia Zimmerly
Emma Renner
Florence Forsythe
Willell’ Morton
Clark County
Willella Morton
Ravilla Fairgrief
Emma Gelsert
Naomi Lichtenberger
Emma Geisert
Mrs Farris Named Assistant Manager At Marshall Pool
Mrs. George Farris has been named assistant to pool manager T. R. Lovett at the Marshall Community Pool. Martha Noyes begins her fourth year, George Gattas acts as manager June 4 to 7 while the Lovetts attend the Illinois Lions State Convention at French Lick Indiana where Temp is Co chair. Over 1400 reservations have been received for the convention. Edgar county group reserved the 9 30 to 11 30 period for lessons this week and plans a full week in July for more lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farris
Marshall Community Pool
T. R. Lovett
Martha Noyes
George Gattas
Lovett
Tlinois Lions
French Lick
Ind
Temp
Edgar County
First New England birth recorded in Pilgrim era
The grave of Elizabeth Padoe, daughter of Pilgrims John Alden and Priscilla Mullens, lies in Little Compton Rhode Island. She was the first white girl born in New England. A note adds rivers and lakes are less buoyant than the ocean and a ship sinks one foot deeper in fresh water for every 36 feet of draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Padoe
John Alden
Priscilla Mullens
Little Compton
R. I
New England
Sees
Remembering the Price Hill farm wash day memories
Mrs L A Bross of Cincinnati recalls a 50 year old Price Hill farm life with a wood stove wash day, water hauling, and family fun. She describes the oak tree under which they played, the shift to modern roads and houses, and invites contributions to The Gid Winner Community Press Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jald
Topeka’s Early Rise and Capitol City Heritage
In 1654 the Topeka area stood near the Oregon Trail with a Pottawatomie mission to the west. Cyrus K. Holliday helped choose the site, the town formed in 1854, later becoming Kansas’s capital in 1861 and hosting a Capitol Building begun in 1908 and finished in 1903. The city grew into a 124000 population metro with a diversified economy in the Wheat Belt center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas River
Abram Burnett
Pierce
Cyrus K. Holliday
Holliday
Santa Fe Railroad
United States
State
United
A Way of Weeping Ant Jane Cal l o w ay
Aunt Jane confronts Sybil over how to cope with Larry missing an arm after an accident. She argues that pity and overhelping keep him dependent, while urging self-reliance and honest emotion in a tense kitchen confrontation. The scene ends with Jane asserting there are many ways of weeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Jane Calloway
Larry
Sybil
Alys
Aunt Jane
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