Marshall Herald Dennison Local News Notes and Family Visits
Local column from Marshall Illinois records Sunday attendance 67 and church programs by Rev Walter Volkers. Community notices list many family visits, dinners, and social calls among Johns, Parsons, Taylor, Bland, Hollenbeck, and other residents, with multiple trips to Terre Haute Charleston and West Terre Haute. An editorial paragraph stresses home-based character formation through parental guidance and example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Volkers
Dunlay
Dennison
Laymans
Harry Setzer
Lewis Hedges
Dunlap
Jay Yeley
Armstrong
David Bland
Patton
J. H. Johns
Harry Johns
Carolee
Garry Wayne
Harold E. Johns
Susan Faye
Dorothy Jane
Donetta
O. E. Taylor
Foster Thompson
Wm. Parsons
Dorothy Ruth
Grace Mason
Andy Ferris
Marshall
Myrtle Taylor
Derrell
iLola Volckers
Nettie Hollenbeck
Aletha Thompson
Carrie King
Ray Johnson
West Terre Haute
Belle Weaver
Joe Augustus
Terre Haute
Anna Newell
Rex Hunter
Irene Huston
A. Ramsey
Marion
Ida Mae Hohn
Charleston
Nina Johns
Roberta
Russel Taylor, Jr
Hurley Parsons
Bulch
Pauline
Robert Cubbage
Sue Ann
Kentucky
Lavina
Ralph Fairgrief
Mary
Helen Hollenbeck
Illinois Tax Facts and the Cost of Government
George E. Mahin argues that federal excise taxes on electricity and other goods burden taxpayers. He cites a high per person tax load, inflation figures, and farm price supports while praising Illinois Agricultural Association and calling for reduced government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
George E. Mahin
Exc
Sec. Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Chicago
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Illinois Agricultural Association
National Farm Institute
John Strohm
DeKalb
Pension aid for World War I widows in Clark county
The Illinois Veterans Commission outlines monthly pensions of 42 for widows with income under 1000 and higher rates with dependent children, for service before November 12 1918. Eligible widows must be married to a veteran before December 14 1944 or 10 years after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winds Veterans Commission
Illinois Veterans Commission
Clark County
IVC
Hotel Brance
Paris
Maos
Court
Marshall
Martinsville Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend Notices
Sunday dinner guests visit from Martinsville and Chicago as families host celebrations. The article lists multiple households in Martinsville including Patchett Colman Rowell and Hainley families, with friends from Paris and Auburn and real estate transfer of Shady Rest tourist camp to Henry Hickman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl’ “Patchett
Ralph Coleman
Martinsville
Rand
Robert” Patchett
Lyn
A .Panies
John’ Rowell
Dudley
Hattie Shaffner
Oscar Tihae
Shady Rest
Henry Hickman
Chicago
Linde
Wee
Lee Kelley
Jin March
Raymnnd Hainley
Dale Veach
Darrell
Hills
Gon
Bille
Hind
Rheuban Tingley
Frank Burger
Ee Rolla Burger
George Sourbeer
Noes Frank Burger
Anna Cline
Norris Lee Cline
Norman Choates
Little
Loanskee
Arkansas
Ie “Cheater
Lee
Gene .Choates
Herman Harris
Terre Haute
Norman
Choates
Gene
Eri
Harris
Cline
York Home Bureau Meeting At Mrs Brienne McKenny's Home
York unit of the Home Bureau met March 2 at Mrs Brienne McKenny's home for a 1 30 p m start. Members exchanged flowers and bulbs for roll call, sang songs, heard talks on membership and safety, and discussed program planning and color therapy. Eleven members and two guests attended with refreshments served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
The
Home Bureau
Brienne McKenny
Ruth Winger
Ella J. Fikuart
Lola Daugherty
Dennison
Ss. c
Dennison ‘Methodist Church
Dorothea’ Bland
Thelma Johns
Kate Lackey
Eleanor Taylor
M. W. Smith
Japan
Deeplin
Susie Johns
General Assembly
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothea Bland
St. Patrick's
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Marshall Herald
Susie A. Johns
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
David V. Felts
Decatur Herald
Tlinois
Veteran Information
Homer
Mrs. Ellashaginer
Irma Harding
International Harvester’s Home Economist
R. E. Laird Marstiall, Tluenois
Cerse
MM Universal
Benen hsOe
Marshall, Ill
America
Fisher
Flowers Sales & Service
Archer Ave
Marshall, Illinois
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