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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1961

Page

2

Marshall Herald weekly publication details

The Marshall Herald is published every Friday by the Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart publish and edit the paper with standard rates listed for subscriptions and local ads.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall, Tilnois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall,Winois Postoffice Marshall, Winois Herald

Dennison Social Notes From Mrs. Russell Taylor

Mrs. Russell Taylor records weekend visits and dinners in Dennison. Families from Marshall West Terre Haute Terre Haute Martinsville Paris and West Union join gatherings with the Johns Haddix Fisher Prusett and Taylor households. Jay Dee welcomed by the Johns family.

Careful Maintenance Extends Car Life and Saves Fuel

Regular upkeep prevents uneven wear and costly damage. Maintain tires with proper pressure and rotation, align wheels, and avoid rapid starts and stops. Efficient ignition, smooth shifting, and minimal idle time boost mileage and safety. Free Rules of the Road booklet offered by Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State.

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Weekend Social Visits Across Town Reported

Mr and Mrs Marion Garner and others visited friends and relatives this weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Marion White of Beech Grove Indiana and Mr and Mrs Frank White of Belleville Wisconsin. Reverend and Mrs E C Ham were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Dickerson. Grace Mason visited her granddaughter Mrs Carollyn Spivey and husband Monday. Bud Joy and family, James Stepp, and Beulah noted among Sunday visitors.

E. C. Ham James Whitkanack Ethel Baughman Irene Maxine Brick Methodist Church Carol Sue Garwood Marshall Marion Garner Carol Jackie Wallace Virgil Wallace Jerry Orville Taylor Foster Thompson West Terre Haute Dicus Dicua Milo Collier Snyder Marion White Beech Grove Indiana Frank White Belleville Wisconsin P. M. White Kenneth Bridwell Paris Roy Dickerson Grace Mason Carollyn Spivey James Stepp Gladys Kuehner St. Anthony Hospital William Parsons Mabel Parsons Beulah Bud Joy Annetta Hollenbeck Wilbur Cartright Karen Lorene Harbor Sue Martinsville Homer Geffs Frank Parker Walter Cox Bill Bosstick Robert Webster Stevie Linda Lafe Marrs Jolly Frolickers Everet Harbor Ivan Ethel Rodgers James Lashbrook Dean Oakley Robert Statesman and Son Marion Clapp Jeanie Anita Rosa Statesman Bill Claypool Evert

West Liberty Social Notes From Westfield Bapt ist Church

The Westfield Baptist W M S met at Mrs Hazel Lashbrooks home with eighteen members present. Local families visit relatives and attend church and school events, including university students home for the weekend. Community members attend Bible school clinics and church parties, plus multiple visits among local households. The Herald lists local society notes and subscription price.

Westfield Baptist Church Hazel Lashbrook University of Illinois Riley Starks Clarence Fitzgarrald Mitzie Victor Oakley James Lashbrook D. A. White Anderson Kansas Newlin Gilbert and Sons Carol Hinkle Ollie Lee U. B Westfield Paul Behner Willings Clarksville Roy Biggs James Lucan Rosa Statesman Mary E. Behner Lorene Harbor Enon Church Anna Behner Edith Marrs Rosa

Virginia Artists exhibit accepts West Alexandria painter

Mrs. W. B. Uhlenhop of Alexandria has a painting selected for the 18th Exhibitions of Virginia Artists at the Virginia Museum in Richmond. The show opens March 17 and runs to April 12 with 60 to 125 works chosen from hundreds submitted. her work is among four selected from northern Virginia.

W. B. Uhlenhop Alexandria Virginia Virginia Museum Richmond L. A. Shawler Charles Isbe Kimberly Dawn Richard Dickey Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana William Brian William Dickey West Union Steve Freeman York Grace Griffith Leo Guyer Annapolis Shirely Lindley Chicago Joe McCrory Anapolis Don Isbell Vern Hill Bloomington Dean Batman Elmer Medsker Rosalie Wright Harnett Wright Roy McCrory Merle McCrory Vincent Williamson Bud Williamson Marshall Maurice Taylor West Terre Haute Taylor Rosa Tolbert Mel Rodgers Rodger Roy Scott Fairy Collier Don Drake Robinson Collier

Five Points Society Notes and Visits

Bible school attendance was 74. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hendrix plus Chester Higginbotham and children, Ernie Daugherty near Paris, and Harold Hendrix with families were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrix and Sharon. Mr. Herman Thompson called in the afternoon. Randy Bright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bright, convalesced from a tonsillectomy at Union Hospital on March 4.

Bible School Bill Hendrix Sandwich Illinois Chester Higginbotham Ernie Daugherty Paris Harold Hendrix Lloyd Hendrix Sharon Herman Thompson Randy Bright Fred Bright Union Hospital

Obituary John Dean Davidson Pioneer Railroad Telegraph Operator

John Dean Davidson born April 27 1982 in Marshall Illinois was a Pennsylvania Railroad telegraph operator for 42 years. After retiring he farmed. He died March 9 1961. Survived by widow Gladys brothers George and Harry sister Nina Woodard and several nieces and nephews.

John Dean Davidson Daniel Jay Abbie Smith Davidson Marshall Ilinois Pennsylvania Railroad Davidson Gladys George Harry Nina Woodard

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