Local notices from Marshall Herald include preaching date and community visits
The Marshall Herald lists upcoming preaching by Rev. J B Norbeck on March 12 and notes residents visiting each other, including Mr and Mrs True Thompson with Carroll Gard and Evelyn, the Sims home fire near Ohio school, and various social calls among local families and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Norbeck
True Thompson
Carroll Gard
Evelyn
Elijah Sims
Ohio’ School
James Graham
Flower
Mattie Cannady
West Union
Carroll Gardland
R. H. Gard
Ida Riggs
Golda Brown
Robert White
Fred Huffington
Marshall
George Hackler, Jr
Charleston
George Hackler
West York
Grant Hollenbeck
Nina
Carrie Grubb
Wanda Hollenbeck
Quimba Norton
Whiteoak Church
Viola Finney
Hugh White
TAA Drives to Mobilize Illinois Rural Votes for April Primary
The Illinois Agricultural Association and Illinois Farm Bureau announce a statewide non political drive to urge rural voters to participate in the April 11 primary. Plan calls for county Farm Bureaus to recruit volunteers to contact rural voters before April 11. The effort emphasizes education and will include district meetings March 7 to 15 with 200 expected attendees. Prizes totaling over 1000 dollars reward best county statements or cartoons supporting voter participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Agricultural Association
Ilinois Farm Bureau Organization
Tllinois
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan
Ilinois
TAA
Shuman
LAA
Jacksonville
Mt. Vernon
Galesburg
DeKalb
Champaign
Farm Bureau
Nsted -It
FarmsQureau
John K. Cox
General Services
I. E. Parett
ITAA
O. D. Brissenden
IAA
Association
K. T. Smith
Greenfield
Albert Webb
Ewing
F. L. Simpson
Farmer City
Edwin Gumm
C. J. Elliott
Vote
County Farm Bureaus
State Line social notes honor birthday anniversary
Mr and Mrs Glen Smith hosted a combined birthday and 22nd wedding anniversary supper last Monday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Donald Dean Dennis George Jean Judy Ann and Wan da. Several visits and relocations are noted plus school outings and a postponed fundraiser due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Smith
Smith
Donald Dean
Dennis George
Jean
Judy Ann
Lou Celia Kuehner
Wanda
Marion Bartram
Carl Gallington
Dunlap Lane
Frances
Wanda Kuehner
Caustic Chemicals and Safety Labels
Sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide are caustic poisons used in cleaners and solvents. Wear goggles gloves aprons and footwear to prevent injuries. The federal poison act requires poison labeling with treatment directions before use.
Cycling Craze Sparks Road Expansion and Auto Transport Rise
In the years after 1889 a continental cycling craze drew many to bikes and spurred demand for better roads. The era also heralded highway expansion and the use of nickel alloys in autos, reducing breakdowns and boosting safe, reliable automobile transportation.
Vernon grows as French guided missile research center
Vernon on the Seine gains notice as a key site for France's guided missile work. The town, on the south bank of the Seine in a forested Normandy region, remains off the beaten path while near Trouville sur Mer and Deauville, popular coastal spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Seine
France
Seine River
Normandy
Trouville-sur-Mer
Deauville
Choosing Vacuum Cleaners For Home Cleaning
Stella Mitchell of the A P I extension service notes that straight suction machines are best for surface dirt on rugs bare floors and fabrics while motor driven cylinder vacuums excel at rugs with heavy nap. The cylinder design adds a rotating roll that beats and sweeps to loosen embedded dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Mitchell
A.P.I. Extension Service
Bicentennial Celebration Highlights Alexandria Heritage
Alexandria Virginia marks two centuries with parades theater dinners and balls honoring noted locals such as George Washington Robert E Lee and George Mason while preserving pre Revolutionary structures along the Potomac witnesing steadfast maintenance through 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Virginia City
Potomac
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
George Mason
Diet cited as major cause of tooth decay in children
Authorities report excess sweets and carbonated drinks as the main cause of tooth decay in children. Names mentioned include Thomas Kuehner Wanda Kuehner Keran Sue Stoelting connected to Choctaw school visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kuehner
Wanda Kuehner
Keran Sue
Stoelting
Denter
Community Notes From Choctaw Area Social Roundup
Mrs Maude Miller leads a stream of visits and gatherings across Choctaw including calls on Samuel Nichols at St Anthony hospital. Families such as Blanken ships and Millers share meals and attend a farewell for Lloyd Snearly. Warren Norton and relatives visit Marshall. Burns and Crumlin share Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blankenship
Lloyd» Garner
Maude “Miller
John Blizzard
Samuel Nichols
St .Anthony
Hospital
Delphia Nicol
Hershel Cline
John
Golda
Mary
William Ledermann
Woodford Williams
Richard
Joe
Charles
Sharley
Sonny
Ida Morgan
Freda
Ella
Maude Miller
Lloyd Snearly
Allright
Louise Schwartz obituary notes 81 years of life and family ties
Louise Schwartz born Louise Marie Burger on March 25 1868 in Clarksville Illinois died February 26 1950 in San Diego California at age 81 11 1. She married John H Schwartz on December 27 1891 and eight children were born. Surviving are six sons one daughter eight grandchildren and one great grand daughter along with four sisters and five brothers. She spent many years near Council Grove Kansas and Ashmore Illinois and was beloved by many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schwartz
Louise Marie Burger
John George Burger
Mary Anna Mayer Burger
Clarksville
Dolsori Township
Clark County
Illinois
San Diego
California
John H. Schwartz
Harold Henry
Mary Amanda Schwartz
Gallagher
Sarah Ellen’ Cook
William Howard
Anaesty Earl Burger
Fears
Clarude
Phoenix
Arizona
Ralph
Lloyd
Martinsville
Nois
Floyd
Los Angeles
John
Tucson
George
Marshall
Springfield
Ilinois
Rebecca Merrick
Emma Burger
Swan
Missouri
Mary Shipley
Tuttle
Oklahoma
Virginia Donmyer
Solomon
Kansas
Charles C. Burger
Noah E. Burger
Oscar W
Bob) Burger
Danville
Herbert H. Burger
Conrad
Montana
Schwartz
Lou
Council Grove
Ashmore
Hustler's 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
Hustler's 4-H Club met at the home of Wanda and Wayne Sweitzer on Tuesday night February 28. President Bob Mars chaired as members sang and took part in pledges. Dorothy Shirley led Learn to Speak and Like It with all in attendance. Reports highlighted the officers training to be held March 2 at Martinsville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlers 4
Wanda
Wayne Sweitzer
Bob Mars
Sweiter
Carole Shirely
Wanda Sweitzer
Martinsville High School
Leland
Shirely
Danny Reedy
Max Jones
Fenton Shirely
Glen Sweitzer
Hester Newlin
Nellie Reery
Raymond Reedy
Clarence Richy
Darrell
Clarence Greenlee
Harry
Norman Setzer
Carole
Bill
Leland’ Shirely
Max
Dennis Jones
Dorothy Reedy
Linda
Raymond Greenlee
Kenneth
Stephen
Gerald Jenson
Kay Newlin
Ronald Richy
Wayne
East Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Emil Clapp reports a flurry of Sunday gatherings as Mr and Mrs Roy Fox host guests including L B Fox and Rose Mae of Dudley and Paris boasted visitors. East St Louis guests Richard Shotts Wayne joined Homer Clapp household. Zionsville Indiana visitors Ben Irish stayed with Will Combs and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Fox
Paris
Lester Fox
Rose Mae
Dudley
Roy Fox
Emanuel Moore
Richard Shotts
Wayne
Homer Clapp
Emil Clap
Elizabeth Clapp
Harold Imle
Anna~Marie and
Therman Murphy
Harry
Murphy
Clara Claypool
Joe “Murphy
Carrie Murphy
Paul Walker
George Murphy
East St Louis
Ben Irish
Zionsville, Indiana
Will Combs
Card of Thanks for Minnie Jeffers
We thank all who assisted us during sickness and death of our mother Mrs Minnie Jeffers. Special thanks to Rev Clyde Rhodabough for comfort, Baughman sisters for songs, floral tributes, Mr and Mrs Burton Prust for service, and friends and neighbors for kindness. John, Lola, Frances Jeffers Mr and Mrs Ovie Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jeffers
Clyde Rhodabough
Baughman
Washington School Organizes Community Club
The Washington School hosts a Community Club meeting on Thursday evening March 2 with songs by Lee Bishop Kathryn Collier Marion Garner Ronnie Hewitt Deloris Opal Mae Pittinger and others. County Superintendent Fred Huffington presents educational pictures. Officers elected President Robert Robinson Vice President Vern Schafer Treasurer Rosa Bohn Secretary Norma Jean Tucker. Entertainment committee Ovie Draper Marion Tucker Ruth Robinson Serving committee Rosalie Bohn Pauline Tucker Dorothy Schaefer Refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee Bishop
Kathryn Collier
Marion
Garner
Ronnie Hewitt
Charles
Deloris
Opal
Mae Pittinger
Fred Huffington
Presi
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
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Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Dilinoiss
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Frances Kuehner
Robot Missile Center
Hustler
East Liberty
Mrs. Emil Clapp
R. E. Bishop's
Marshall, Illinois
Monarch
Guernsey
Hershel Rhoads
R. E. Bishop
Washington School
Newcastle
Marshall Hatchery
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Stanfield Implement CO
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