Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns Visited Moye Home
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Moye entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sanders and Frank Moye, Mrs. Will Sanders, J. M. Holland of Omaha, Cyrus Sanders and Lawrence Sanders of Casey, Lawrence Bell of Paris, Frank Combs and Florence Holland of Wayne City. Some guests stayed through Tuesday while others came only for Sunday. The Holland and Moye families extended their stay. Lenore Spittler visited Terre Haute relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Moye
Vernon Sanders
Frank Moye
Will Sanders
J. M. Holland
Omaha
Cyrus Sanders
Lawrence Sanders
Casey
Lawrence Bell
Paris
Frank Combs
Florence Holland
Wayne City
Bell
Mrs. Holland
Classifieds note price offers and sales in Marshall area
Local classified column lists used furniture services and delivery, farm loans, livestock and seed sales in Marshall Illinois and surrounding towns. Items include tractors, hay, eggs, baby chicks, garden seed, lawn seed, horse collars, farm accounts, and a community chicken dinner at a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Auto
Local club notes feature D A R gathering and bridge night
Mrs. W. R. Turman hosted the Walter Burdick Chapter D A R with guests from Greencastle Casey and Paris. Talks covered Rare Days in Japan and Korea The Land of Hats while a yarn box shipment to Bilis Island aided immigrant work. later Harold Luse hosted five bridge tables with prizes and attendance from local families. Funeral and visiting details follow including Mrs Margaret Irwin and Wiley Griffin as noted in Paris and Larmer Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Turman
Walter Burdick
O. A. Keiser
N. T. Booth
E. L. Taylor
W. A. Vaughn
Greencastle
United States
A. Stohr
Casey
Japan
Jeiser
Korea
Booth
Bilis Island
Harold Luse
Bridge
B. F. Holscher
Don Medsker
R. L. Davison
Ben Fawley
O. H. Rolson
John Hollenbeck
Holscher
Kitley
Davison
Medsker
Fawley
Mission Study Club Hosts March Meeting at Mrs Taylor Home
The Mission Study Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs E L Taylor’s home with Mrs C F Behn er and Mrs Charles Ridg ley as hostesses. Rev R G Bristol led devotions, Mrs H B Dulaney presented an article on her world tour, and two vocal solos were rendered by Mrs Charles Claypool. Tea at 5 00 featured St Patrick s and Easter colors in decor and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
Poneeeinews Church
E. L. Taylor
C. F. Behner
Charles Ridgley
R. G. Bristol
H. B. Dulaney
Charles Claypool
Illinois student John Black tours with university band
John Black a student at Illinois University Champaign visited with his parents and played with the university band in Bridgeport Centralia Matton Paris and Urbana during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Illinois University
Champaign
F. R. Black
John
Bridgeport
Centralia
Mattoon
Paris
Urbana
Local Social Notes Include Royal Neighbors Members
Paris scene reports Mrs Elmer Stover and others from the Marshall Camp of Royal Neighbors meeting yesterday afternoon. Detroit forms the backdrop as George A Burgess dies there with funeral rites held and Woodmere interment. Robinson visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor and daughter Nellie spend Sunday with Mrs Taylor’s parents near Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stover
Mark Stewart
Clay Montgomery
Percy Stanfield
Walter H. Hutchison
Ben Wallis
Marshall Camp of
Royal Neighbors
Lewis Boyer
Paris
George A. Burgess
Detroit
Mich
Burgess
Ella Zeigler
Woodmere
Charles Taylor
Nellie
Robinson
Lawful to Melt Coins in U S Says Destruction Allowed
The piece states that melting gold and silver coins is legal as long as the coin is not defaced and recirculated. Federal law bans defacing coins to reuse them to prevent fraud by clipping.
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United States
Early sealing wax origins and spread to Europe
Common beeswax mixed with earth gave early sealing wax its consistency. The Venetians introduced Indian sealing wax to Europe. Indian wax, made from shellac and colored with vermilion or similar pigment, proved superior to other materials.
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Europe
Night Policeman Injured By Hot Stove Burn
Charles Short, a night policeman, was badly burned Sunday after backing into a hot stove while partially dressed after a bath. He escaped the stove but sustained injuries needing medical dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Short
Death of Mrs. James Wells in Oliver area
The funeral for Mrs. James Wells age 75, long time Oliver resident, was held at the family home in Casey. She died of heart trouble Sunday at home and is survived by her husband and seven children including Mrs. J G Zim ery of Oliver. body sent to Edgar cemetery in Paris for burial.
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James Wells
Oliver
Casey
Edgar
Paris
Wells
J. G. Zimmerly
Obituaries of Wison Buckner and Handley in Casey Clarksville Oliver
George F. Wison aged 74 died at his son in law Newton Wilson home in Marshall on Saturday. funeral at Casey Baptist church at 2:00 pm with Rev I B Sipes of Marshall officiating burial in Casey cemetery. Ross Buckner aged 48 died at home north of Clarksville on Friday. funeral at Clarksville Baptist church at 11:00 am with Rev W A Fauson officiating burial in Clarksville cemetery. He is survived by his wife and four children. William Handley aged 79 died Wednesday at home northwest of Oliver after four weeks illness. funeral at Oliver Christian church at 10:00 am with Rev Goodman Forsythe officiating burial in Quinn cemetery northwest of Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Wison
Newton Wilson
Marshall
Baptist Church
Casey
I. B. Sipes
The
United Brethren Church of
Ross Buckner
Clarksville
Clarksville Baptist Church
Rev
W. A. Fauson
Wm. Handley
Oliver
Christian Church
Goodman Forsythe
Quinn Cemetery
Mourning Black Bands Originated in England
The custom of wearing a black armband on coats in mourning began in England. It was adopted for liveried servants who did not need full black uniforms.
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England
No Difference in Eggs Chemically
The shell color of brown eggs differs from white but no food value difference exists when hens are equally fed and cared for.
Early Hawaii diets leaned on fish and birds for variety
Early inhabitants of Hawaii faced milk and whole wheat shortages yet sustained meals with 138 kinds of fish 31 bird species and a range of tropical plants reflecting a diverse diet and local resources.
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Hawaii
Laughing at troubles becomes bad humor claim
In a Washington Star note, Jud Tunkins cites a man who can laugh at troubles as a fable, yet the man earns a reputation for poor humor. The remark ties irony to public perception in a succinct quip.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Tree Transplanting Feasible for Large Trees
Agriculture department says a tree up to 40 feet tall or three feet in diameter can be transplanted with proper handling and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Nugget of Wisdom by Charles W. Eliot
A concise maxim advises shunning fear of the future and trusting it will unfold as we attend to our own well being. The quote emphasizes self care as a path to a stable future.
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Charles W. Eliot
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Lenore Spittler
Terre Haute
Aetna
Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance
Ind
Johnson
H. M. Dewey & Co
John Kirchner
Iva Crumlin
B. F. Johnson
Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
Illinois
S. C
Rhode Island
Ben Dawson
Harvey Carpenter
West Union, Ill
Timothy Hay
Claude Fox
Til
Jharl S. Dickerson
Marshall, Il
Robert McCleary
Route
Vern Sports
West Union
Dulaney National Bank
Emma C. Lockard
Virginia Ave
N. E
Atlanta
Marshall Auto Sales
Leonard’s Choice Garden Seeds
Leonard
Mr. Edman
Charleston
Tfl
Jack Cline
Frank Gunder
Barred Rocks
Palmer Cornwell
Ill
Bill Booster
George German
Millie Hays
Frank Hoenig
Olivero Bussard
George Rayhel
Lee Tally
Frank
Ivan Tally
Florence
Floyd Wesnitzer
Margaret Irwin
Larmer Hill
Wm. A. Hamel
Denver, Colo
Jess Cooper
Hugh Hamel
Chicago
Elder Lee
Pearl
D. O. Moore
Indianapolis
Charles M. Lee
Laura Harber
Westfield
H. J. Buxbaum
Martinsville
Everett Connelly
John McCauley
Genevieve
Wiley Griffin
Griffin
Alma Mayfield
Elmer Umbarger
Charles
Dewey Williford
Gerstmeyer Technical School
Coral Beard
Darwin Township
Donald Edward
George Spittler
Lloyd Spittler
Brocton
Philip Spittler
A. E. Christine
Christine
Gene Allemyer
University of Tinois
Louise Lickert
James Plover
Abe Garver
Florida
Royal Order OF Good Fellows
J. R. Burnett
L. L. Club
Margaret Bull
C. G. Claypool
World
H. R. Dulaney
F. B. Keifer
Samuel Prevo Sr
H. R. Snavely
George Farris
Gertrude Shaw
Mary Cole
Florence Hodge
Alma Shipe
Hester Shipe
Elizabeth Burnett
Madge Bellamy
Tom Tyler
Paramount
Chang
U. S
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Treas
Aenece
Total Se of
Clark County
I. J. R. Burnett
Harry B. Dulaney LA Cole N. T. Booth
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Charles Kirchner Lumber Yards
Marshall Maid Bread
Elite Bakery
del Monte and Country Club
Pound
Country Club
Avondale
Cherries
Joe
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