Wabash Home Bureau and 4-H events highlight Marshall gatherings
Ruth Farris and Rosemary Beltz chaired a Wabash Home Bureau meeting at Farris home with 26 members present. The group heard a report on the Clark County Flower Symposium and planned a Spring Mill State Park outing for 4-H girls. The Marshall Blue Ribbon 4-H Club held an achievement day at Armstrong Church. Major and minor lessons covered family television impact and low calorie prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farris
Rosemary Beltz
Wabash Home Bureau
Marshall
Armstrong Church
Zaida Elmerich
Rosella Jones
Jessie Welsh
Helen Tingley
Mary McGee
Susie Setzer
Winona Higginbotham
Julia Pickens
Ruth Lawrence
Beverly Welsh
Ruth Brown
Gertrude Lowe
Dianna Beltz
Karen Sue Stoelting
Picnic honors Pamela Payne before move to Illinois
Cindy and Barbara Clark hosted a Thursday evening yard picnic with Pamela Payne as guest of honor. Attendees included Pamela Abel Carol Smitley Carol Cork Terry Turner Elaine Goekler Janice Smitley Cheryl Thompson Trudy Lerner Nancy Young Rosalyn Jackson Janice Davidson Joan Spires Joyce Miller Carma Wilkinson Dorothy Poorman Nancy Mott and others. Pam received a small going away gift from each guest. Mrs R E Babcock hosted the Willing Workers class at Marshall’s Clarksville Baptist church on June 26 with teacher Mrs Nina Hogue present and attendees Ola Fox Lucille Thornsburg Rachel Hutchings Rael Lucan Elizabeth Schwartz Anna Behner Elsie Combs America Johnson and Mr and Mrs Louis Brinkerhoff Hurley Johnson M L Behner Will Combs R E Babcock and Lula Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Barbara Clark
Pamela Payne
Washington
Lllinois
Pamela Abel
Carol Smitley
Carol Cork
Terry Turner
Elaine Goekler
Janice Smitley
Cheryl Thompson
Trudy Lerner
Nancy Young
Rosalyn Jackson
Janice Davidson
Joan Spires
Joyce Miller
Carma Wilkinson
Dorothy Poorman
Nancy Mott
Pamela Payné
Pam
R. E. Babcock
Willing Workers
Clarksville Baptist Church
North Highth Street
Marshall
Nina Hogue
Ola Fox
Lucille Thornsburg
Rachel Hutchings
Rael Lucan
Elizabeth Schwartz
Anna Behner
Elsie Combs
America Johnson
Louis Brinkerhoff
Hurley Johnson
M. L. Behner
Will Combs
Lula Babcock
Local families host multiple dinner gatherings across Lafayette and Marshall
A string of Sunday dinners features the McFalls Nightlingers Murphy and Shonk families. Guests include Morgan Campbell Walker Smith Stover Higginbotham Taylor and many Martins. June 24 monthly meeting noted. Bear Testing Station invites field days for pork quality improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Baptist Church
Ruby Serwise
Gladys Morgan
Estella Campbell
Waneta Walker
Cecil Smith
Esther Stover
Bertha Higginbotham
Blanch Taylor
Mar Do Wa Home Bureau Meeting and Church Farewell
The Mar Do Wa Home Bureau met at Mrs Opal Bardins home on Wednesday June 20 at 1 30 pm President Marie Curran opened the meeting Secretary Effie Irwin read the minutes and members answered roll call with a flower song selections included Put on Your Old Gray Bennett and When Irish Eyes Were Smiling Fikuart reported on 4-H and Absent leader Mrs Bernice Gamm Ex board report by Mrs Bardin Tour plans discussed by Evelyn Knowles minor lesson Television What It Does to and for the Family major lesson Your Social Security led by Miss Fikuart Birthday cake served to members including Ethel Nightlinger Lona Rardin Teresa David Barbara Marrs Winnie Craig Evelyn Knowles Marie Curran Barbara Curran Effie Irwin Opal Bardin and Miss Fikuart Next meeting will feature a 4-H dress revue Other community events included the farewell for Rev and Mrs I E B Vanney of Trinity Church with attendees from Louisville Pekin Charleston Danville Lawrenceville St Francisville Casey Terre Haute and Centerpoint Indiana Guests registered. table decorations honored 32 years of service Gifts from the Christian Home Builders Class and church were given A reception followed with a yellow rose cake and punch Then evening service closed the day Mrs William McFall and daughters Molly and Kimberly of Lafayette Indiana and Mrs Harry McFall of Terre Haute were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harve Nightlinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar-Do-Wa
Opal Bardin
Marie Curran
Effie Irwin
Gray Bennett
Fikuart
Rardin
Ethel Nightlinger
Lona Rardin
Teresa and
David
Barbara Marrs
Winnie Craig
Evelyn Knowles
Barbara Curran
I. EB. Vanney
Trinity Church
Louisville
Kentucky
Pekin
Charleston
Danville
Lawrenceville
St. Francisville
Casey
Terre Haute
Centerpoint
Indiana
Christian Home Builders
Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Tapscott and Mrs Scott
Mrs Mary Tapscott and Mrs Louise Scott were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Imle last Saturday in a social note highlighting local hospitality and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tapscott
Louise Scott
William Imle
Family dinner honors Marshall residents and guests
A Saturday dinner at the Clark County Fir Grounds in Marshall honored Mrs. Forest Scott formerly Louise Imle of Seattle and several relatives from Indiana Illinois Colorado and Washington. Attendees included numerous Imles and related families from Vincennes Terre Haute Zion Robin gon Bloomington Paris Hillsboro and Marshall along with Rev Wilbur Payne and Pamelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Irwin
Steve
Janet
Bloomington
Illinois
Wm. Imle
Louise Imie Scott
Seattle
Washington
Mary Imie Tapecott
Denver
Colorado
Clark County Fir Grounds
Marshall
Forest Scott
Louise Imle
Mary Tapscott
Mary Anne
Margaret
John
G. W. Imle
Edward Imle
Charlotte
Virginia
Robert Imle
Linda Imle
Vincennes
Indiana
Walter Stutz
Wm. Stutz
Mark
Eugene Raubuck
Dick Jarvis
Emma Archibald
Robert Dunlap
Cynthia
Eugene Craig
Terre Haute
Glenn Imle
Bud
Mary Lou
Robert Borland
Bobby
Zion
Paul Baker
Judy
George Miller
Eugene Miller
William Imle
Herman Imle
Adam Imle
Harold Imle
Anna Marie
Chris Imle
Basil Moore
Mary Ann
Susan
Wilbur Payne
Pamelia
Real estate transfers from Dennison and nearby areas in 1957
A series of warranty deeds record property transfers dated 1957. F B and Cleda Cole convey lots in Dennison to LaVern and Geneva Stepp for $1, then Stepps transfer same lots to Lyman Thompson for $1. Marion Partlow and others sell to Charles and Margaret Bryant two lots in Lang’s addition Casey for $2. Goble sells lot 14 in Caney Commercial addition to Neet for $9,370. Stephens sells lots 5 and 6 in Westfield to Dean and Lorna Oakley for $10. Lowerys sell land in sections 25 26 27 township 12 range 14 to Noble and Marjory Lowery for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. and
Cleda C. Cole
LaVern
Geneva
Dennison
LaVern and
Lyman Thompson
Marion Partlow
Charles
Margaret Bryant
Lang
Casey
Charles H
Mary L. Goble
Parke R
Bertha B. Neet
Caney
Frank Briscoe Stephens
Dean and
Lorna Oakley
Westfield
Filo Lowery Peterson
Noble D
Marjory M. Lowery
BE. U. B. Conference Held in Naperville Illinois
The BE. U. B. conference met in Naperville last week with local assignments listed. Key clergy include Marshall Trinity Willie Simpson and Charleston Lester Henderick, plus Belmont E. A. B. Church Dayton Ohio appointing Charles Perkins as assistant pastor and education head. Rev I. E. Vanney retired to 1213 Tenth St Lawrenceville Illinois. Rev W. O. Beard retired for ill health remains in Robinson temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naperville
Illinois
Marshall Trinity
Willie Simpson
Marshall Zion-Emmanuel
Harry Johnson
Casey
Geo. Jacobs
Casey Circut
Dale Doolen
Paris
Glenn Huffman
Westfield
William Ping
Mattoon
B. C. Stine
Canton
Gale L. Barkalow
St. Francisville
Harvey Edwards
Charleston
Lester Henderick
Robinson
Kenneth Brooks
New Hebron
Terre Haute
Christmas tree market tight says Illinois extension forester
An extension forester at the University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station warns only about one home grown Christmas tree in four will be salable without proper pruning and shaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Dlinois Dixon Springs
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Millard Martin
Jesse Murphy
John Collier
West Union
Martin
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Collier
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Ida Riggs
Paul Murphy
St. Marys
Robert Haskett
Eugene Stevens
Pearl Craig
Leon Fitzgarrald
Percy Stanfield
John Hollenbeck
C. W. Hise
Fred Elite
J. R. Wetzel
Neal Hollenbeck
Clayton Plank
Don
Norma
Bill
Donny
Jody Parks
New Lake
Clara Hills
Norman Woods
Russell Medsker
Martinsville
Ray Spivey
Pamela
Misa Rosamond Coldren
Frank Illyes
James Butcher
Ralph Goekler
Fred Davidson and Sons
Don Shonk
Aurora
John A. Shonk
Charles Marvin
Gary
Elizabeth Norton
Haran Serwise
Jan of
Mrs
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Russell Junker
Herbert Greenlee
Chrisman
O. M. Kirk
Joe Geheb
Linda Mitchell
Judy Jared
Livingston Church
Zadha Elmerick
Ada McNary
Betty Hansel
Marion Kemper
Cleda Gunder
Cecil Tingle
John Allen
St. Joseph
Missouri
Leslie Turner
Deming Park
Ralph Turner
Stevie
Debbie Turner
Glen Turner
Judy Sweitzer
Leroy Turner
Carl Bender
Chester Hammond
Ted Quinn
Iva Shell
Raymond Turner
Wm. McFall
Molly
Kimberly
Lafayette
Robert McFall
Stephanie
Shannon
Harve Nightlinger
Harry McFall
Bill Martin
Milo Pearce
Dean Murphy
Drexel Howard
Johnie
Lois Faye
Opal Martin
Phyllis
Blanche Martin
Raymond
Donnie Martin
Leary Murphy
I. E. Vanney
Frank Shonk
Jesse Kile
Karen
John Norton
Richard Ewbank
John Sullivan
Mable Travioli
Hugg
Los Angeles
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Margaret and
Robert Geisert
Wilma
John Shonk
Huntingburg
Howard Shonk
Frank Shank
Charles English
Nancy
Harry Reynolds
T. J. Heron
J. H. Turner
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Ralph Ferrell
William McFall
Molly and
Sierra Maestra Hills
Fidel Castro
Arrow
Pres
Batista
Michigan Ave
Madam Stella
National Ave
West
Ind
Herald
Marrs Furniture Store
Dearborn
Princetown
H.P
Warran
Pennell TV & Radio Service
Michigan
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