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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

2

Local Newspaper Note From Marshall Illinois

Publication details show Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors. A focus on news and public opinion is stated along with a Calvin Coolidge quote about rights and a rate card listing 2.00 yearly subscription and 35 cent display ads.

The Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall, Tlinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Tlinois Calvin Coolidge Herald

Choctaw Social News Highlights Neighbor Visits

Eld Clebert Weger of Flat Rock and Lloyd Snearly family visited with Hollenbeck and Miller households. Multiple guests from Paris Terre Haute Washington Marshall Gary and Sullivan shared meals and social calls. local farming moves occurred. David Garner recovered from pneumonia. various visits to Spiketown Crowe and neighbors noted.

Richard C. G. Hollenbeck David Garner John Nicol Allright John Golda Blizzard Woodford Williams Maude Miller Harry Higginbotham Marshall Gerald Higginbotham Caroline Ledermann Glenn Norton

West Union Social Notes amid Church and Family Visits

Mrs. Mac Plery reports many local visits and events. Coryell and Gordon attended a farmers meeting in Marshall. Charles Meyers visited relatives in Fairbanks Indiana. Mrs. Gertrude Lemberger of Chicago stayed with the Hargraves. a gathering at the Christian church drew sixty five men and a soup supper. several residents hosted guests including Rosalie Wright, Everett Scott, and Dr. C O Highsmith with Bobby. Sue Murphy marked her ninety second birthday. Harnett Wright supported a near Washington Indiana penpes camp project. Bible School attendance reached eighty eight.

Coryell Gordon Marshall Charles Meyers Fairbanks Indiana Gertrude Lemberger Chicago Ed Hargrave Fairy Collier Bill C. L. Myles June Kraemer Joanne Chadwick Everett Scott Mae Buckley C. O. Highsmith Bobby Florida Dean Monk Naval Reserves Sue Murphy Guy Murphy George Hock Ben Chadwick Joe Riggs Ohio Jessie Murphy Dean Carter Sandra George Heilene Tommy Harnett Wright Washington Harnett Christian Church’ Bible School Maggie Berkman Anna Ilinois Cheney Illinois West Union Ed &. Hargrave

Sunday school attendance and local notices from Ohio

There were 39 in attendance at Sunday school last Sunday. Rev J Z Norbeek, pastor, delivered both morning and evening messages. Mr and Mrs Russell Coumrin and Gary attended Friday supper with Mr and Mrs James Graham and Flower. Mrs Wandin Fallonbeck is staying with her aunt. Mrs Betty Graham returned home from St Anthony Hospital Wednesday afternoon.

J. Zz. Norbeek Russell Coumrin Gary James Graham Flower

Darwin News Notes: Guests Visit Local Families

Mrs Commodore Frakes hosts and reports visitors from Lafay ette London and Terre Haute over the weekend. Ellen White from London remarks on the United States. The Paddock and Baggs families and others share Sunday visits with local relatives in Indiana.

Kenneth Paddock Ruth Ellen Lafayette Raymond Tingley Walter’ Brown Casey C. EB. Frakes

Weekend Social Roundup From Terre Haute Area

Local families share visits across the region with Frakes, Frakes fern Frakes and Hilbert relatives noted. Several residents attended gatherings and calls at West Union and Terre Haute while expressing condolences for the Myles family accident.

County Line Social Notes From Obscure County

Etd and Mrs C L Haggard host Sunday dinner with Morrison family. Drake and McDonnell families visit. Myles family moves to Stogshill home. Swope and Drake relatives attend Oblong Sunday school. Athey and Reynolds families visit. McCrory visits Drake family. another move into Ed McDaniel’s vacated house.

C. L_ Haggard J. JC. Morrison Ray Drake Wm. McDonnall Essie Leon Myles Odin‘ Stogshill Lester Swope Frances Irene Drake Ruby Guyer Oblong Valmore Athey Aden Reynolds Minta Athey Joe McCrory Clarence Misner Ed McDaniel

Darien Social Notes From Mrs Alva L Morgan

Mrs Alva L Morgan reports Tuesday guests include Mr and Mrs Ray Spivey and daughter Wilma Morgan with Casey visiting parents Dennis Swim. Rev Lloyd Moore of Harvey preached at Island Grove and Dan Ellington hosted Saturday night and Sunday dinner with Ben Miller. Darrel Morgan attended a sale in Mattoon. Local families Dana, Linda Ann, Dean Canoesbchee and Gale joined Sunday dinner with Harold domay.

Ray Spivey Russel Medsker Wilma Morgan Ty Casey Dennis Swim Jamal Lloyd Moore Harvey Tilenois Island Grove Dan Ellington Ben Miller Darrel “Morgan Mattoon Lester Linda Ann Dean Gale Harold Domay

Sunday guests and funeral attendees noted in Martinsville

Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Charles Fiflls. Several locals attended the funeral of C E B Jarman at Greenwell Funeral Home in Martinsville. Mrs Runsel Medsker and her children were guests of her parents Sunday.

Charles Fiflls C. EB. Jarman Greenwell Funeral Home Martinsville Runsel "Medsker

Dennison Community Notes Spark Mild Weekend Visits

Sunday school attendance fell to 59 due to mumps and measles. The layman's quarterly program gathered Sunday night. Local residents visited family and friends including Mildred Ray Betty Lola Volkers Nettie Hollenbeck Addie Montgomery Carry Kirby and J H Johns. Funeral attendees from the area included Russel Taylor J H Johns O B Taylor and Nellie Liggett. Reverend James Kelley preached in Dunlap. Roy Taylor visited his sister Nettie Hollenbeck.

Dennison Mildred Ray Betty Lola.Volkers Nettie Hollenbeck J. H. Johns Addie Montgomery Carry Kirby Ralph Fairgrief Terre. Haute

Johns Family Hosts Birthday Dinner For Susan Faye

Mr and Mrs Harold E Johns entertained a family dinner in honor of their daughter Susan Faye and Mrs Harry Johns birthdays. Mr and Mrs J H Johns called on Joe Taylor Sunday evening. Carry Kirby visited her sister Ten Inie Becket Saturday night. Russell Taylor filled Rev Moore s regular appointment at Cooper Chapel Sunday night. Rev Moore is holding a revival meeting in another church. Myrtle Taylor is able to be out after a few days illness last week.

Harold E. Johns Susan Faye Harry Johns J.‘H. Johns Joe Taylor Dean Holmes Earl Brown Terre Haute Carry Kirby Inie Becket Russell i Taylor Rev Moore Cooper Chapel Rev. Moore Myrtle Taylor

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