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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

8

Salyards Volk Wedding at First Christian Church Marshall

Miss Paula Jane Volk and Larry Lee Salyards wed at the First Christian Church in Marshall. The 2:00 p.m. ceremony featured a lavender white motif with family and friends from Terre Haute Pimento Martinsville Paris Hume Bartonville Plainfield and Norfolk. The bride is the Volk daughter. the groom is the Mahurin son. both families attended with out-of-town guests listed.

Marshall Paula Jane Volk Lenwood Volk South 8Th Street Larry Lee Salyards Harry Mahurin South 6Th Street Terre Haute G. W. Gibson St. Francisville Illinois Lois Jones Eileen Ellington Kay Lawrence Judy Mahurin Pamela Harden Michael Lee Volk John Mahurin Pimento Indiana Richard Ames Rollie Dias Terre Heute Mrs. Volk Mrs. Mahurin Betty Joab Connie Lawrence Marshall i High School Salyards Gerstmeyer -Tech Navy Norfolk Virginia Hume Bartonville Paris Martinsville Plainfield

Sixth Graders Help Burnside Home Contribution

Mrs. Mary Irwin’s sixth grade class at North Side School carried out several projects during the year. Funds were raised through student efforts and the class voted to contribute to Burnside Home.

Burnside Home Mary Irwin North Side School

Neighbors Friendship Club June Meeting Notes

The Neighbors Friendship Club met June 12 at Mabel Burkett’s home with Cecile Church assisting. The opening song Ring the Bells of Heaven was sung and the Lord's Prayer recited in unison. Virginia Morgan read Psalms 111. Members shared about their fathers in the roll call. Penny collection taken and minutes and treasurer’s report read by Dorothy.

The Neighbors Friendship Club Mabel Burkett Cecile Church Virginia Morgan Dorothy

Mizpah Club Ice Cream Supper Planned for July 10

Brosman presides in secretary's absence as members and families gather for an ice cream supper at Audrian Hendrix home on July 10. The closing song is The Way of the Cross Leads Home and Mizpah benediction is shared. One guest, Ethel Fraker, attends along with numerous members and children listed by name.

Whitkanack Curry Reunion Held at Whitkanack Home

The Whitkanack and Curry reunion met May 30 at Tressie and Mabel Whitkanack home in Darwin Illinois with eighty attendees. Family members named include Robert Whitkanack and many relatives from the Whitkanack and Cook families and others listed.

Whitkanack Curry Tressie and Mabel Whitkanack Robert Whitkanack Firdie Whitkanack Fred Whitkanack Bill Cook Steve Cook Lawrence Cook Donald Robert Katie Greenwell Eliza Hilbert Thomas Johnson Violet Truelove Bertie, Forrest Orphie Whitkanack James Whitkanack Elmer Jenkins Norman Truelove Gary Hewitt Sue Shields Charles Isbell Robert Hellene Bill Newport Clara Walls Orval Whitkanack Steve Newport Sandra Bindley Myrtle Jones Mary Sue Jones Fred Greenwell John Hellene Hubert Brown James Spencer Gilbert Whitkanack Cindy Kathy Dewayne Low Tressie Darwin Ilinois

Freeze-Dried Foods Appeal to Outdoorsmen

University expert Jane Myers describes freeze-dried foods as porous brittle and 50 to 66 percent lighter than fresh. Sealed airtight packages store 1 to 2 years at room temperature and reconstitute with water to normal texture. Packages vary from two to four servings and include soups beef steaks shrimp mushroom creole and breakfasts. Availability spans supermarkets sporting goods stores and mail-order firms.

Jane Myers University of Wlinoig Extension Foods and

Heatstroke Dangers Rise With Summer Work

University of Illinois safety expert O L Hogsett warns heat illness abounds as summer begins. Regulate hot day activities to minimize sun exposure. Recognize sunstroke and heatstroke by symptoms and cooling first aid steps, including back-lying position, head elevation, cool cloths, and rapid transport to a doctor.

O. L. Hogsett University of Illinois Hogsett

Moore Stepp wedding guests host rehearsal dinner

Mr and Mrs Max Zschau hosted the rehearsal dinner for the Moore Stepp wedding party Friday at 7pm. Attendees included Miss Mary Ann Moore Terry Stepp Steve Fritcher Curt Zsachau and others. Also family dinner for Father's Day and Ivan Clines birthday honored by Gene Cline and guests from Ridgefarm Palestine Joliet and Redman at Lincoln Trail State Park steak fry.

Max Zschau Moore-Stepp Mary Ann Moore Terry Stepp Steve Fritcher Curt Zsachau Paula Stepp Basil Moore J. Arnold Olsen Berniece Brosman Mildred Stepp Leon Fitzgarrold Michael Briggs John Bush James Stepp Fenton Macke Pat Tuttle Susan Moore Cathy Coldren Gene Cline Ivan Cline Gerald Windland Land Ridgefarm Lion Williamson Palestine John Davidson Burton Cline Zelia Saiter Fred Sloan Robert D. Smith James Sloan Joliet John Wright Redman Lincoln Trail State Park

Bible youth events and rally plans at church

The church announces a full schedule with morning worship at 9 30 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. A youth hayride and swine roast is planned for Friday June 21 meeting at 6 80 p m. On Monday June 24 the youth join the Wabash Valley Youth rally at Pleasant Hill leaving the church at 7 00 p m.

Wabash Valley The Christian Churches Pleasant Hill

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Wet East 1654

Sokovich Bush Wedding Saturday June 8 at Marshall Church

Suzanne Sokovich and John F. Bush wed at First Congregational Church in Marshall Illinois with Reverend David Marra officiating. The ceremony featured Garlan Riegler as soloist and Laura Basil Moore at the organ as attendants wore blue gowns. The couple will reside at 1008 8 S Seventh Street Terre Haute after a wedding trip.

First Congregational Church Marshall Illinois Scme Suzanne Sokovich John F. Bush David Marra Garlan Riegler Baraboo Wisconsin Basil Moore Alex Sokovich Girard Ilinois Bush Charles A. Bush Lorie Sokovich Marthann Bush Mary Ann Moore Kathy Matzke South Gate Michigan Ronnie Gibson Terre Haute Terry Stepp Pat Tuttle Nick Johnson Wally Geib Hobart Tom Porter Harvey Ronnie Murphy Ralph Duncan

Stepp Miller Wedding Ties Two Families in Marshall

Judi Ann Miller and Ronald Eugene Stepp united in marriage on Saturday June 1 at the Kingdom Hall in Marshall. The double ring ceremony was led by John Link from Watseka. Attendants included Charlotte Link and Debbie Porter. The couple resides in Taylorville, Illinois, after a reception for about one hundred guests.

Judi Ann Miller Norma Miller Ronald Eugene Stepp Lavern Stepp Kingdom Hall Marshall John Link Watseka Illinois Herman Miller Charlotte Link Debbie Porter Terre Haute Indiana

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