Local Cleric Takes Pastorate at Marshall Church
Rev R C Mowery of Johnson Bible College Kimberlin Heights arrives Friday to become pastor of the Christian church in Marshall. Notices include marriage licenses for Ben Black and Martha Daugherty. James Johnson and Laura Wilson. Clay Ferguson and Lola Grisamore. Harry Snearly and Figssle Carlin. A birth is announced for James Garleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Mowery
The
Johnson Bible College
Kimberlin Heights
Tennessee
Christian Church
Marshall
Harry ‘Dulaney
California
Robert
Philippine Island
Ben J. Black
Martinsville
Martha Daugherty
York
James Robert Johnson
Casey
Community Notes From Mooresville Social Visits
Mrs. Etta Shaffner and Ralph Cox with son Everett visit her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Allred as Mr Allred recovers from pneumonia. Fireman Ralph Coleman and Mrs Coleman from Chicago spend weekend with relatives. Several Martinsville and Terre Haute visitors meet, including Crumlin furlough from Nebraska and Brosman family dinners. hospital patient Alice Babcock receives care after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cox
Everett
Mooresville
Ind
Everett Allred
Allred
Ralph Coleman
Great Lakes
Coleman
Chicago
Carl Patchett
Rosemary
Wayne Patchett
Carroll
Martinsville
Will McKee
Jake Batts
West Union
Paris
Alice Babcock
Charles Crumlin
Crumlin
Hartford
Nebraska
Carl Beabout
John Stephens
Robert Stephens
Martinsville Area Social Roundup Including Visits and Meals
Mrs. Mabel Beabout and children Judy and Jimmy visit Auburn relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray of Martinsville spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cline. Mrs. Reba Deahl visited with the Shaffners and headed to Tucson with Mrs. Silas Litteral. Silas Elledge and family host visitors, while Mrs. Bogart heals. The Kellys host dinner with relatives including Mrs. Percy Garver and Mr. Dawson. Don Carpenter and Marshall friends join Sunday dinner at the Lowrys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Beabout
Judy
Jimmy
Auburn
Clarence Beabout
Ralph Gray
Martinsville
Robert Cline
Reba Deahi
Jess Shaffner
Tucson
Arizona
Silas Litteral
Paris
Deahl
Silas Elledge
Elmer Hogart
Bogart
Lee ‘Kelly
Marilyn
Percy Garver
Garver
Chicago
Harold Beachout
Beatrice Mills
Jt Dawson
Don Carpenter
of Marshall
Jim Lowry
Severe storm causes damage in West Union
Last Saturday between 3 30 and 4 p m a strong wind and rain storm swept through West Union causing damage to utility wires, trees, windows and chimneys. Local residents noted a busy week with visitors and activities including church missionary meetings and family gatherings in nearby Marshall Evansville Terre Haute Geneva and Chicago connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Marshall
Byron Hittle
Evansville
Sam Sheets
Paul Murphy
Jeanie Hackett
Terre Haute
Jesse Murphy
Mag Tingley
Ruth Foley
Clay Cork, Jr
Geneva
Neb
Laura Poorman
Russell Coryell
Chicago
Melvin Rodgers
Mattoon
Frank Cline
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Anna ‘Vargas
Family Vacation With Parents Includes Military Service
Mr and Mrs Bud Feebeck depart Philadelphia to report for army service. Lee joins his brother Jane Craig and Emma Craig as they spend vacation with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Emma
Jane
Craig
Bud
Feebeck
Philadelphia
Army
Storm damages homes and village nont
The Saturday storm caused trees to fall and damaged homes of Mr and Mrs J W Renshaw and Mr and Mrs Commodore Frakes. Members of the community visit relatives while rivers rise and nitrates movement noted in soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Renshaw
Comodore Frakes
Paul Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Hunt
Joe Turman
Koen
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Maude Paddock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Cole
James Garleton
Homer
Mrs. Etta Shaffner
Mrs. Mac Plety
Dane Cru
Illinois
aRry
Darwin
Mrs.Co
Frakes
Rte
Hautes Sndppers
Fsants Low
Hilda
Kenneth
Commodore
Guy Murphy
Walnut-Prairie
George Paddock
Joby
Soga
Marshall House
Corrine St
Danville, Hl
Farm Bureau-Hatcher
Ist
Cherry Street
Marshall ‘Herald
North Sixth
Mar&s Hall
Haviland
W. Holler
Knowles & Macklin, Aucts
Greyhound
Ill
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