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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
3
In 1980s memories Wren J. B. Chrabdler recalls farm life near Kerr Lake in Mackiénburg County Virginia. The family harvested cotton and flax to produce rolls for blankets and petticoats. They sheared sheep each May and dyed thread using bark from sweet gum trees. Contributions to The Old Timer, Community Press Service, Box 38, Frankfort, Kentucky.
Sunday school, Sunday service at 11 00, Wednesday 7 45 testimony meeting. Reading room Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 pm. Public invited. Note on milk use: American families consume over three and two thirds billion quarts of milk with cereals annually, about 95 quarts per family yearly.
Rev Robert Sheperd delivered the morning message at Ohio Chapel from Acts 2 1 30 with several visiting relatives and neighbors listed. The record notes numerous calls and visits among family and friends in West Union Terre Haute Hutsonville Robinson and nearby towns over the weekend and weekdays.
Mrs Maude Miller reports Choctaw events as Richard suffers a broken arm ankle and little finger after a Monday crash while Walter Garners tractor overturns Tuesday at the same corner. Nearby visits include the Richey family Mildred Casey Blizzard Coombes and others with Bible school activity and family gatherings through Sunday.
Mrs Celia Dodd returned Thursday from a trip by radio and other western routes with Mrs Helen Gast of Marshall who attended her son's college music graduation in Colorado. Funeral services for Madelees Indiana were held Monday at Prust-Hosek Funeral Chapel West Union. Keith and Ronnie were Sunday dinner guests of Kenneth Blinkenbeker.
Fides and Mrs. Charles Kenderdine Jack Webster enjoy homemade ice cream. Larry Nave, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nave, underwent an appendix pendectomy Monday at 4:00 pm at Union Hospital Terre Haute.
Mrs Lucy Bartlett of Willow Springs Missouri visits in the Lashbrook home. Keith Jackson is in a Terre Haute hospital. Several locals spend time with family and friends including visits to Mattoon Clarksville and Chino. A cheese tip suggests cutting mold to save the rest.
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