Local gatherings mark late February social season in Marshall
Mrs. Forsythe hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs. Carl Randall of Hutchinson with a large list of relatives and friends from Paris Chicago Dayton Terre Haute and Champaign. George German and wife celebrated a combined birthday on February 29 with guests. Various households hosted dinners and bridge clubs with numerous local families and out-of-town visitors attending through the week.
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Socials and visits fill Marshall area with gatherings
Immanuel E L C EB hosted by Miss Wilma Geisert as Clara Landreth led devotions and Rosamond Coldren ran business. Dozens attended church friends, relatives, and service members at various homes for meals, desserts, and bridge. Guests included Harold and George Miller, Ralph Turner, Pvt. Ralph E Turner, and many Marshall area families.
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Wilma Geisert
Clara Landreth
Rosamond Coldren
Harold Miller
George Miller
David
Lucille Zeigler
Evelyn Schaefer
Mildred Hirschman
Wade Wyrick
Bobby
John Russel
Mabel Thompson
Rosamond Cold
Community social notes from Clarksville district events
Mrs James M Samford hosted Clarksville Home Bureau on Wednesday with a noon potluck. An afternoon program featured Mrs Clarence Moss and Mrs Herbert Lucan. Attendees included many named members and guests, with prize winners listed. Additional notices cover St Marys bridge club and family dinners honoring a birthday, plus various visits and suppers among local residents.
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Herbert Lucan
Zenas Murphy
Paul Behner
Frank Schwartz
Herman Marrs
Clarence Fox
John Kirchner
Bertha McCleary
Oscar Kirchner
Willella Samford
Judy Kirchner
Anna Jeannette Behner
Revival services announced for Auburn Methodist circuit
The Auburn church begins revival Sunday night with Evangelist Rev. R S Wheeldon. Services run 8:00 each night. Sunday schedule lists Auburn 9:30 Oak Grove 11:00 and Asbury 8:00 PM. Walter Volkers to speak at Asbury. Mid week services set for Auburn Wednesday and Asbury Thursday at 8:00.
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Fourth quarterly Evangelical conference at Zion church
The Evangelical News notes the fourth quarterly conference at Zion Church next Tuesday night March 7 led by Rev. W. W. Kennell from Terre Haute. Zion Church school meets at 10:00 am with worship following. Immanuel Church holds school at 9:30 am and prayer service after. The Adult E L C E voted $100 toward the church building fund. Cemetery fund stands at 1165.00. EB L C E devotional Sunday evening and evangelistic service follow.
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Christian Church service schedule and weather note
Thomas W. Bass, minister announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m Paul Baker superintendent morning worship at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 6 80 p m evening worship 7 30 p m encourages attendance despite weather warning to pick up tools and prevent accidents by storing forks shovels and rakes properly
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Christ
Carroll Smith Obituary Recalls a Life of Learning and Charity
Carroll Smith born December 4 1877 in Chardon Ohio died February 26 1944 near Marshall Illinois at 66 years. He studied law in Youngstown before enlisting in the Spanish American War and never fully recovered from illnesses. A polyglot with seven languages he loved books music and the heavens, and he gave generously to others while avoiding state aid. He cared deeply for family and community and remained devoted to his mother. He served with honor as a soldier and left six nephews in army service at his passing.
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Farrowing Time Shapes a Strong Pig Crop This Year
A farmer notes the start of a strong pig crop this year beginning at farrowing time. The early weeks are the toughest, and steady effort plus timely care are key to success.
Birthday celebration for Rev. Pellum's 70th year
After Sunday school on February 27 friends gathered at Rev. and Mrs. Pellum's home to honor his 70th birthday. He long served in the U S conference and Calhoun Circuit near Olney in Richland County. A simple dinner followed with Bible reading singing and prayers. The couple enjoy fellowship and careful health, while the Sunday school marks each birthday with offerings and monthly birthday leaders in the program.
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U. S
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U. B
Methodist News Weekly Services and Dedication Offering
Leslie C. Archer, minister, leads Sunday 9 30 church hour and 10 30 worship with Vaughn Arey directing the choir and Mrs. Fred Gorham on organ. Junior Fellowship at 6 with Bowie’s Story of the Bible. Youth Fellowship also at 6. Woman's Society Friday at 2 30. Next Sunday marks the annual dedication offering for emergency war needs following last year’s $85.
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Bowie
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Women in the WAC Offer Postwar Career Path
The Women’s Army Corps invites women to receive Army training that could lead to postwar jobs. Learn details at any U.S. Recruiting Station or request a booklet from The Adjutant General in Washington. Release from employer or U S Employment Service required for women in essential war industry.
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Christian Science Service and Activities Notice
Community notice outlines church services at the corner of fifth and Locust with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church at 11 00 a m. It lists Wednesday meetings at 7 45 p m reading room hours and invites the public to attend and visit the reading room. Agricultural farming tips include dehydrates potatoes weight and chick hatchery notes plus spring field advice on corn stubble and nurse crops.
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Fifth and Locust
Ouur
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