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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1944

Page

4

Local Notices from Marshall and Nearby

In days gone by to Louisville, Ky., where he will make his future home. Ira Seigle and family moved into Mrs. M. C. Hawkin's residence west of town. Allen Canaday left for Nebraska after ten days with his father and relatives. Dr. A. W. Allen and wife of Robinson were in Marshall for dinner with Dr. Prewett and will sail to Europe via New York and Naples to Berlin for postgraduate surgery. Raleigh Dunn, lately at Chicago naval training, visits home before joining the New York. Charles Bierbaum left for Pickens, Mississippi to visit the Dittman family. Miss Marcella McManus entertaining friends for her brother Joe's birth anniversary at their north Marshall home. Guests included Elizabeth and Mamie O'Rourke, Belle Gallagher, Dana Eldredge, Nelle Frazier, Millie Henson, Bessie, Theresa and Grace Gagen, Fannie Lang, Merle Stump, and many male friends.

Louisville Ira Seigle M. C. Hawkin Allen Canaday Nebraska A. W. Allen Robin Marshall Prewett New York Cincinnati Europe Naples Italy Berlin Allen Robinson Raleigh Dunn Chicago J. W. Dunn Philadelphia Charles Bierbaum Pickens Mississippi William Dittman Marcella McManus Joe Elizabeth Mamie O’rourke Belle Gallagher Dana Eldredge Nelle Frazier Millie Henson Bessie Theresa Grace Gagen Fannie Lang Charleston Merle Stump Casey Gorman Eldredge Ben Gallagher Bud O'Rourke Bill Dan Charley Curran Walter McClarey Otis Fraizer John Smith Dick Kabene Mike Dewey Gagen Mike McManus

Melroseand Marshall Couple Wed by Squire in Marshall

Twenty years ago Vern Correll of Melrose and Bertha Walls of Marshall wed on Tuesday evening at Squire Craig's residence in Marshall. Local farming figures from Marshall attended a soybean meeting at the high school all day Tuesday.

Vern Correll Melrose Bertha Walls Marshall Squire Craig Harold Goodrich Tyronzo Ark Frank Malloy Earl Woolen George Elliott Russell Toledo George Matkins Electa Virginia Davis Indianapolis T. E. Davis Ray Huston J. T. Yeley J. Q. Snedeker Walter Welsh Frank Geisert John Alvey Harry Maurer Norman Forsythe John Hawker

Sachs buy Foley property near Marshall on Route 1

Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Sachs of Route 6 purchased the Pat Foley property just south of Marshall on Route 1 and plan to move there soon. Miss Marguerite Wallis and Charles Inge of Paris visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Walls. Mrs Otis Keeler entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Sixth street with guests Mrs John McCauley Mrs Carrol Clem Mrs Victor C Miller Mrs Virgil Hurst Mrs Clyde Knowles Mrs O H Rolson and Mrs Irene Cline. Miss Jane McClure employed at the state house in Springfield came Saturday for a short visit with her mother Mrs Ruth Buser.

Fred Sachs Route 6 Pat Foley Marshall Marguerite Wallis Charles Inge Paris Ben Walls Otis “Keeler Bridge North Sixth Street John McCauley Carrol Clem Victor C. Miller Virgil Hurst Clyde Knowles O. H. Rolson Irene Cline Jane McClure State House Springfield Ruth Buser

Martinsville Area Families Host and Move In Weekly Gatherings

Mooreville residents Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cox and son Everett visit Martinsville friends for weekend. Fraker and Beachout families relocate near Martinsville. Paris visitors join local dinners at Mattern Walker Tingley and related households. Local notices include hospital updates and social visits among residents.

Martinsville Social Notes Share Meetings and Visits

Martinsville residents attend a February Home Makers Club meeting hosted by Lois Cline with a covered dish noon dinner and prayers. The group, plus guests Norma Cline Sharon Brosman Goldie Brosman, also discussed bonds and performed readings, songs, and a Martha and George Washington monologue.

West Union Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs. W H Marvin and Mrs. Mattie Denham attended the funeral of Mrs. Blaine Murphy in Indianapolis. Baptist ladies held an all day meeting at the Sparling home followed by a covered dish noon dinner. Several residents reported visits and weekend stays with family in nearby towns and states, including Miss Emma Jean Craig Casey and Mrs. Susie Hilbert.

W H. Marvin Mattie Denham Blaine Murphy Indianapolis Sparling Vaslitt Cox Hutsonville Clay Cork Demna Williams Springfield Susie¢ Hilbert Billy Jackie Emma Jean Craig Casey Harry Craig Roy Dickerson the Prairie Maud Paddock Kentucky Detroit Harry G. Kaye Brownstown Christian Church of Louie Tolbert Manteno West Union Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Robert Ferguson Harry Ingle Lena Williams Harry Marlowe Marshall Meda Carlyle Emma Jane Elizabeth Ohio Harry, Jr Jack Paddock H. L. Smith Mary Beth St. Elmo Susan Murphy Pearl Eaton Evansville Ind Horace Crumlin New York N. Y Chas

Choctaw Preaching by Elder Dale Rhyne Next Sunday

Mrs. Maude Miller reports preaching services at this place next Sunday and the following Sunday evening by Elder Dale Rhyne of Oblong. Mrs. Maude Miller was called to LaFayette Indiana due to the serious illness of her sister Mrs Estella Scarlett who is in Home Hospital.

Dale Rhyne Maude Miller LaFayette Indiana Estella Scarlett Home

Local social notes and incidents around Avon area

Wednesday afternoon activities include Perry Williams Jr. suffering facial burns from kerosene mistaken for a furnace fire. house explosion followed. Ross Richey hosted daughter Mildred and family from Greenup, joined by Margaret Garner and John Blizzard. Garrulous visits, travels to Paris, Clarksville, and Dennison noted along with family matters and moves.

Perry Willams, Jr Avon Ross Richey Mildred Greenup Margaret Garner John Golda Blizzard Walter- ‘Nicol Jackson Geneva Davison Cottonwood Mildred Williams Harvey Siverly Leroy Hinkle George Lamb Clarksville Luther Benders Sundy Garner George Toone Paris Russell Burger John Blizzard William Ledermann Charles Hollenbeck Alvin’ 'T. Miller Maggie Miller Naida Dennison Warren-Norton Salstér

Green Moss Community Gossip and Sunday Visits

Sunday attendance at church and a flurry of calls and dinners populate the page. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Ross visited her parents near Kimlin with several local families sharing meals and company through the weekend.

Allright by Mrs Lucy Chambers

Mrs Lawrence Wilkie spent last week with Mr and Mrs Ora Wilkie and helped take care of Mrs Black who is very sick She returned home Saturday evening Orlando Meeker and daughters Adam and Ethel spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Foster France and

Lawrence Wilkie Ora Wilkie Black Orlando Meeker Adam and Ethel Foster France

Community Notes From Local Visits And Events

Frank called on Mrs Lucy Chambers and Effie Jane Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Darrel Morgan visited Mrs Lucy Chambers Thursday. Wesley Carpenter worked on the AAA program last week. Dwight and Layle Irvin spent a Sunday with Frank France. Richard Mason called on John Carpenter and Oscar Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Carpenter and children attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Will Haddix at Walnut Prairie Sunday.

Frank Lucy Chambers Effie Jane Darrel Morgan Wesley Carpenter AAA Dwight Layle Irvin Frank France Richard Mason John Carpenter Oscar John Carpenter Will Haddix Walnut Prairie

War era diary notes from Africa mission and corn market view

A wartime letter from John N. Dicke describes daily routines, weather, and fatigue in Africa, amid notes on discipline and proximity to home. The document shifts to 1944 farm economics, highlighting a 115c premium for white corn, expected acreage shifts, and cereals’ growing role in the American diet and world feeding.

Corn Food Products in Demand as Nations Liberate

The report notes widespread demand for white corn food products amid ongoing conflicts. Producers highlight increased exports and domestic consumption as nations mobilize resources.

Obituary of Lena Hawker Saiter of Marshall Illinois

Lena Hawker Saiter, born February 6 1868 in Germany, died February 21 1944 at her daughter Nellie Low’s home near Marshall Illinois at 76. She moved to America with her parents in 1871, joined Zion Evangelical Church, married William Saiter September 10 1890, had six children, and survived by six children 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren with her husband who died in 1942. She also left two brothers Fred Hawker and John Hawker and many relatives.

Lena, ‘Hawker Fredrick and Mary Hawker Germany Mra Nellie’ Low Marshall Illinois Amderica Mllinois

Funeral Services Held at Zion Church

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Zion church conducted by Rev. H. F. Hasewinkel. Burial was made in Zion cemetery.

Zion Church H. F. Hasewinkel Zion Cemetery

Clark County Illinois Special Meeting Called by Board of Supervisors

Clark County Illinois special meeting set for March 13 1944 at 9 00 am in the Marshall Court House. Purpose to allow claims against the county and to conduct other business as needed. Attending are supervisors M A Walker Harry Madaniel Harry Kanmacher Wm Abell Labrone Edwards Otto Veach Wm Morgan.

Eyoy “Kemp Clark County Llinois Marshall Walker Harry Madaniel Harry Kanmacher Abell Laborne Edwards Otto Veach Morgan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Homer Mrs. Etta Shaffrer Ralph Cox Everett Mooresville Everett Allred Harry Fraker Charles Bair Martinsville Harold Beachout Fraker Edna Mattern Kathleene Noyse Helen Hiatt Nelle Cox Lauris Tingrey Harry Conrad Will Altenbach Decatur H. A. Walker Westfield Harold Walker Wellie Buckle Bila Burger Ola Cleaver Amanda ‘Patchett George Beachout Cleaver Aas Paris Hospital Lola Sutton Clarence Bea‘bout George Beabout Carl Beabout Wash Allery Home Makers ‘Club Lois Cline Cline Columbia Martha George Washington Goldie Brosman America Norma Cline Sha Ron Kansas Alice Bennett Elledge Fred Weiland Noble Cavolt Roy Miller Kenneth Miller Joe Kurtz Clyde Brosman J. B. Eyestone Dorothy Elmer Phillips Ora Cline Alma Shipe Ross Holler Will McKee Russell McKee Will Brosman Harfie Shaffner Mrs. Mac Plety Green Moss Mrs. Roe E. Davis Truman Ross George Reedy Near Kimlin Virginia Schwartz Shelbyville Othel Hurst Mike’ Schwartz Virgil Duzan Misa Jean Duzan Eliza Nicholson Dean Montgomery Leslie Lloyd David Montgomery Ora Hallock Mary Kester Roe Davis Allright Mrs. Lucy Chambers Darwin Township Bow Africa John N. Dicke Jim Wagner Farm Line Ed Morris Wabash Telephone, Company Board , OF , Supervisors Clark County Marshall Maid Enriched Elite Bakery Marshall, Thinois Marshall, Illinois OM En Spotlight Tomatoes New Country Club Catcoffe Rvias Texas Florida Skinner House Hold Institute Kroger
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