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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
West Union residents share a busy week with church events and gatherings. Guests include Eva Wright and Ruth Wright clan, Margart Davis from Iowa aiding Nancy Lindsey after a hip injury, plus extended family from Robinson, Terre Haute, Paris, and California. Activities span birthdays, travels to Monticello 4-H camp, a Yanana Camp trip, and garden tips from a University of Illinois horticulturist.
Rev and Mrs E C Ham joined Mrs Jessie Gallington for Sunday dinner at Dunlap road. Murl Bland and family from Terre Haute shared Thursday supper with his mother Mrs Maggie Bland. Loren Thompson of West Terre Haute visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor last week. Ralph Fairgrief Jr and family from Indianapolis spent weekend with his parents. Jack Fulton returned Friday from a visit with friends in Tucson Arizona. Bonnie Hargis visited her son Robert and family Saturday evening. Annetta Green of West Terre Haute visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W F Taylor. John Joy Vermilion and John Somers and family of Terre.
Local Melrose notes detail visits to the Kenderdine and Cannady families, reunions in Paris, and hospital checks. The piece mentions traveling guests, Sunday calls, and a weekend gathering at William Cannady’s home. It closes with a note about National Safe Boating Week July 1 to 7 and a safety campaign kit.
The article notes over 85 million Americans boat annually for recreation and outlines a strong safety record built on common sense. It emphasizes prudent behavior on the water as essential to enjoyment and mentions national boating organizations promoting safe habits each year.
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