Marys College class of 1918 reunion at Saint Marys Indiana
Mrs. A J Dunnigan hosted the Saint Marys of the Woods commencement celebration with the 1918 graduate Helen Dorothy Dunnigan receiving her A B. She already holds an M A from Fordham University. The event marked the class 18 reunion at Saint Marys. Roy Baird from Illinois University visited his parents and planned a six to eight week motor trip to California with Don Barnay and Jack Shaffer. The Marshall township high school class of 1898 held a reunion at Deming Park with Mrs John Coates Nellie Moyer Sallie Dawson Ruth Neal and Ben T Baird among attendees. This was the second gathering in 34 years since graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert English
E. B. Hurst
Donald Medsker
Jacob Meehling
Corey Bryan
Jeannette Briscoe
Robert Smitley
Marshall
A. J. Dunnigan
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Saint Mary’s
Indiana
Dunnigan
Helen Dorothy
Miss Dunnigan
Fordham University
Fordham
New York
St. Marys
Roy Baird
Illinois University
Ben T. Baird
Roy
Don Barnay
Jack Shaffer
Chicago
California
Marshall Township High School
Deming Park
John Coates
Nellie Moyer
Cairo
Ben T Baird
Sallie Dawson
Ruth Neal
Terre Haute
Local Honeymoon Visit Highlights Weekender Guests
Mr and Mrs W F Hutchinson hosted Thursday night guests Mr and Mrs Crawford M Noble of the Hotel Noble Jonesborough Ark on their honeymoon to eastern cities. Harry Sockler returned Saturday to spend summer vacation with his parents Albert and Mrs Sockler. He is a student at Millikin University in Decatur. Prof Eugene Chenoweth of Benson spent Saturday with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jay Swern. Chenoweth will teach next winter in Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hutchinson
North Fifth Street
Crawford M. Noble
Hotel
Noble
Jonesborough
Ark
Harry Sockler
Albert Sockler
Millikin “University At
Decatur
Eugene Chenoweth
Benson
Jay Swern
Local social notes from Marshall area
Miss Dorothy Davidson returns from Long Island with Mrs. Walter Hondell who was Miss Mary Elkin of Terre Haute. James Nooman of Tulsa visits Marshall on return from the East. Arnold McFarling comes home from Greenwood Mississippi after the winter. A group gathers at Mr and Mrs A R Sisson for Herbert’s birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Davidson
Long Island, New York
Walter Hondell
Mary Elkin
Terre Haute
James Nooman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Marshall
Classified notices and ads mixed in 1920s style listing
Various notices for sale farm produce and household products. Virginia soybeans offered by Claude Fox in Clark county. Rawleigh business opportunities in Clark county with no selling experience needed. Sales and advertising literature supplied. Openings for three men in established territories with liberal commissions. Furniture pieces and loan offers also listed. Lost steer reported near West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Clark County
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Liberal Commission
National Bank
Mattoon
Illinois
Couple Celebrates 16th Anniversary with Mock Wedding
Relatives gathered at Arch Davidson and wife Arch Davidson home 7 miles southeast of Marshall to honor their 16th wedding anniversary and Dick Davidson's 38th birthday. A noon dinner featured two large cakes, a wedding cake, and a birthday cake trimmed in blue and pink. At 2:30 p.m. a mock wedding was held with James Davidson as groom Willia Davidson as bride Edna Emaline as flower girl Ruth Strohm June Davidson as bridesmaids Mac Strohm as best man and John Strohm as father of the bride. Attendees included the Davidson and Strohm families and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Davidson
Marshall
Dick Davidson
James Davidson
Willia D. Davidson
M. L. Gunn
Delmar Roberts
John Davidson
Myrtle Davidson
Morrisonville Family Tours Marshall Visiting Miss Kitchell
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kitchell and daughter Velma of Morrisonville traveled through Marshall on their way home from Mt. Carmel where Miss Kitchell taught. They chatted with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luse and H. F. Stout during their stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kitchell
Velma
Morrisonville
Marshall
Mt. Carmel
Miss Kitchell
Harold Luse
H. F. Stout
Many Families Take Weekend Visits And News
A flurry of hometown social activity includes Robertson family visiting Chicago, Clatfelters hosting in Michigan avenue, and extended relatives from Terre Haute and Paris gathering across Marshall. New baby Wilma Louise Spittsler announced, and local students, editors, and travelers move between Terre Haute Chicago and various Indiana towns.
Queen Esther Circle and Berean Daughters Meet in Terre Haute
The Queen Esther Circle of the Christian church gathered at Mrs. Ruth McKenzie Fox home in Terre Haute with Marshall attendees listed by name. Berean Daughters class met at Mrs. R C Mowery’s home Friday evening. a Rose Polytechnic Institute commencement was attended by Mr and Mrs True Booth and Mrs H C Shaw as Edwin leaves for Mansfield Ohio to join Ohio Brass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
The
Christian Church
Ruth McKenzie Fox
Terre Haute
Marshall
Edith Hunt
Mabel Ferris
Lucille Sockler
Golda Kannamacher
Blanche Craig
Clarene McKenzie
Helen McKenzie
Neile Warriner
Margaret Griffith
Myrtle McCarty
Billen Craig
Cecil Milehouse
Herman Blickman
Cumrine
George Ferris
Bessie
R. C. Mowery
Berean Daughters
Stella Pearce
Lucille Craig
Lucille Huffington
Mildred Haugh
Frances Ferris
Nina Kannamacher
Wilma Wiser
Clara Clouse
Lona Kiger
Lula Sweet
Ruby Clouse
Olie Stiner
Mary Shonk
Faye Blizzard
Bethel Cline
Ruth Cline
True Booth
H. C. Shaw
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Edwin
Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio Brass Co
Purdue student Charles Manhart to spend summer with family
Charles Dean Manhart of Purdue University will return home for summer vacation to live with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Manhart. He earned a promotion in his hand work and received a silver band on his uniform. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McMorris announce the birth of a baby boy named Charles Ernest Saturday at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. mother and child are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Arbuckle
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Charles Dean Manhart
Purdue University
L. A. Manhart
Charles
Charles E. McMorris
Charles Ernest
Terre Hauté
Rose Polytechnic reception honors graduating class
Mr and Mrs True Booth attend a reception given by the Rose Polytechnic Institute president and faculty for the graduating class. Several relatives attend funerals of Eli Miller in Martinsville. Local residents make short visits and travel notices. First Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band concert announced for next Thursday with diverse program and soloist Frank Cole. Clark County Democratic office front repainted cream with grey trim. Clark County Board of Supervisors to meet Monday at 10:00 AM at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Cee
Fillmore
Irving Berlin
Frank Cole
Clark County Board of Supervisitors
Court House
Zion Zion Children’s Day Programs and Prayer Meetings
Evangelical D A Kroft pastor leads Zion Children’s Day and Emanuel church events with services at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m and prayer meetings each Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Ladies Aid to meet June 16 at Mrs Fred Berner’s home. No Sunday school at Emanuel due to Children’s Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Ladies Aid
Fred Berner
Emanuel
Zional
Sunday Services at the Pythian Temple
Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 and Sunday worship at 11 o clock. The Bible lesson titled God The Preserver of All discusses divine protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temple
God the Preserver
Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting at Eight
A local church hosts a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at eight o clock. The church maintains a reading room and circulating library with Bible and authorized Christian Science literature available for reading, lending, or purchase, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from two to four p m.
United Brethren J B Sipes Pastor Services Schedule
Pastor J B Sipes leads United Brethren Church with Sunday school at 9 30 am and preaching after at 10 30 am. Prayer meeting set for Tuesday evening with additional Children's Day and Christian Endeavor programs announced. Grice Chapel hosts Pom Class meeting after 9 30 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Grice Chapel
Congregational Church Services Broadcast by G R Ross
Morning worship at 10 45 with theme Why Religion Church school at 9 30 a m Mid week service Wednesday evening 30 A study of The Christ of the Indian Road led by G R Ross minister of Congregational Church.
Methodist Church Schedule Highlights Pastor Howard Leach Leads
The Sunday school begins at 9 30 with daily vacation Bible school announced. Morning worship is at 10 45 with a sermon by Pastor Leach. Music by the male chorus. Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Etta Mae Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ettamae Mitchell
Evening Worship Service with Choir Sermon
Evening worship scheduled at 7 30 features a sermon and music by the Ladies chorus.
Christian R C Mowery Pastor Bible School and Worship Schedule
Pastor Christian R C Mowery announces Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with theme The Value of the Lord s Day Evening service at 7 30 p m theme Gods Greatest Problem Junior society meets during the morning worship Senior and Intermediate societies at 6 45 p m Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon Church night service 7 30 Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Ladies Aid
Baptist Sc Swain Pastor Leads Sunday Schedule
Baptist Swain pastor leads church activities with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 30. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 evenings.
West Union Baptist Service Schedule
Regular services announced by Pastor J Wheeler at West Union Baptist. Saturday night preaching and Sunday services at 11 00 am with a children s program at 8 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union Baptistry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold McFarling
Greenwood
Mississippi
A. R. Sisson
Herbert
Mark Stewart Insurance
Virginia
Claude Fox
Clarks Switchboard
Ladies of Christian Church
B. F. Johnson
Carl Shaiffner
West Union
Cola & Cole Loang
Tasurande
Ilinois
Johnson's
George G. Robertson
Lucille
George
Mable Robertson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Otto Clatfelter
Michigan Avenue
Otto Austermiller
Fred Clatfelter
Paul Clatfelter
Ross Chambers
William and Wayne Clatfelter
Arthur Lowry
Herman Myer
Wallace Myer
Leona Maurer
Lloyd Ruasslers
Harry Maurer
N. W. English
William English and Son
Fenton
Paris
Charles T. English
Mrs. Colgrove
Pittsburgh
Chas. Cole
London
Mrs
Ray Spittler
Wilma
Louise
Beal Reynolds
Elizabeth Reynolds
St. Louis
Herman Lusé
Ilinois University
Champaign
Charles A. Wilson
Tuscola
Review of
Harold Woodard
Billy
Augusta
Kansas
Abbie Davidson
Judge
H. R. Snavely
Greencastle, Indiana
Miss Eleanor Snavely
J. F. Fridy
Evansville, Ind
Ella Deaner
Alma Shipe
Hester Shipe
al Myers
Ernestine Myers
Flora
Mr. Luse
J. F. Luse
Noland Johnson
Gary
Roxana
Virginia Amyx
Charleston
Howard James
John Stevens
J. H. Amyx
George Taylor
Livingston, Tenn
5. L. Taylor
Marie Swinford
Paris Hospital
Albert Gifford
Creal Springs
D. &. Stewart
Buncombe
Frank Davidson
Martinsville
Elizabeth
Eastern Illinois Teachers College
Miss Manhart
Paul Hill
Eleanor
Eli Miller
F. L. Kelly
Oilfield
C. E. Kelly
Charles Kilbe
Indianapolis
Holmes
Monk
Wayne Hollenbeck
C. E. Trefz
Bill Dixon
H. W. Young
Democrat
Board OF Supervisors
Evangelical
D. A. Kroft
Christian Science
United Brethren
J. B. Sipes
Friendship
GRO
G. Ross
Howard Leach
Guy Gillespie
Marshall, Tlinois
Shipping Association
Delores Costello
Wonder Dog
Hills OF
Kentucky
Jackie Coogan
Johnny
Jackie
Fox News
Ladies Chorus
Laughlin
Pt -Fresh
Moye’s
Bett’s
D.d.doll & Son
Southwestern Limited
New York—St.Louis
Century Limited
20Th Century Limited
Big Fou
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