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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1943

Page

2

Darwin Social News Recaps Warm Week and Visits

Mrs. George Paddock reports a warm spell with rain and notes visits from relatives including Oral Frakes of Chicago and Harmon Renshaw of Burns City. The Hortons plan to move, Haddix is hospitalized, and letters from Cottage Grove Salem Arkansas Conway Arkansas describe mild winter and blooming flowers.

Oral Frakes Chicago John Frakes Alfred Parish Terre Haute Carl Huffman Ray Renshaw Harmon Renshaw Burns City Indiana Elijah Johnson George Paddock Cottage Grove Salem Oregon Paddock Conway Arkansas

Choctaw News Notes and Local Visits

Mrs. Maude Miller reports no school last week due to teacher illness O C Shotwell. Eld W A Fuson preaches Sunday. Sunday school attendance 21. Frog chorus signals spring. Everett Hollenbeck and family visited C G Hollenbeck. Mrs Hollenpeels returned from Paris after wreck. John Garner Walter Martha Blizzard visited with several locals. A shower for Mrs Mildred Higginbotham featured sandwiches drinks jello and cookies. Bartlett sale at Potters Hall noted. Community visits to West Union and Hill farm. Golda Blizzard returned home. Alton Blankenship family to move near Spike Town. Okle Brewster family visited Zion.

O. C. Shotwell Eld W. A. Fuson Everett Hollenbeck Familly Darwin C. G. Hollenbeck John Garner Walter Martha Blizzard Alvin T. Miller Mildred Williams Richard Maude Miller Elizabeth Garner Harry Higginbotham Mary Ledermann Geneva Cline Irene Haddix Walnut Prairie Dora Lindley West Union Mildred Higginbot

East McDaniel by Miss Frances Drake

2nd Lt Myron Wells of Fort Benning spent a six day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Alva Wells and other relatives. He returned Monday morning to Camp Wheeler where he will be stationed. Rev Rhinehart of Evansville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Swope and family. Mr and Mrs BUll Millis and children Dale and Donna of St Louis visited with Mr and Mrs Alva Wells and son. Will McDonnall and daughter Essie visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Jake and daughters. Mrs Mabel Melton and daughters

Myron _Wells Fort Benning Alva Wells Camp Wheeler Alve Wells St Myron Will McDonnall Essie Suuday Ray Jake Mabel Melton Darrel Morgan Lowell Short Charles Bemis Terre Haute Otis Williams Bemis Mildred Williams Goldie Morgan Wm. Weir Dennis Weir John Sneed Jesse Davis Fairy Conner Loraine Ellington Dean Anna Lee Dorsey Reasor Madgeline Patsy Ray Green Westfield Island Grove Herschel Weir Erma Wilhoit Martinsville Mattie Weir Lucy Chambers Effie Jake Camp Campbell T.A. Carpenter Harold E. Chambers John Weir Paris George Bowen Floyd Jesse M. Davis Mr. Davis Mattie Miller Allie Reasor

Social Visit Recap From West York Area

West York residents spent Saturday with Cecil Wells and family. Sunday dinner guests included John Phillippe Polly Wells Alva Wells Noble Canaday Albert Francis Esther Wheeler Julie Sackrider Catherine Wells Lois Wolf Randal Napier Maurice Wells and their Robinson relatives. Afternoon callers were Cyrus Evans Mort Nave Harry Seymour Alma Hills and families of Olney. 2nd Lt Myron Wells Ruth Wells and Buell Millis joined Mr and Mrs Isaac Seymour at West York on Thursday afternoon.

West York Cecil Wells Alva Wells John Phillippe Polly Wells Noble Canaday Albert Francis Esther Wheeler Julie Sackrider Catherine Wells Lois Wolf Randal Napier Maurice Wells Robinson Cyrus Evans Mort Nave Harry Seymour Alma Hills Olney Myron Wells Ruth Wells Buell Millis Isaac Seymour

Darien Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth Anniversary

Mrs. Alva Morgan reports guests and family visits across Darien. Charles Bemis of Terre Haute stayed with the Williams family. a birthday and homecoming celebration honored T A Carpenter, Darrel Morgan, and Pvt Harold Chambers.

War bereavement hits West Union as George Prust killed at sea

Community notes from West Union record the death of George Prust who joined the merchant marine in December and was killed at sea. Family from West Frankfort and Decatur, Illinois visit and mourn. Other items include soldiers' home visits, letters from North Africa, local illness and hospital trips, and church funeral for Lou Alabaugh.

Mae Piety George Prust George Merchant Marine West Union Decatur Ilinois Allen Bartlett West Frankfort Rowena Bartlett Lou Prust Roy John U. S North Africa Gertie Poorman Joe Hutsonville Lou Alabaugh Christian Church York Cemetery Maud Paddock New Robert Murphy Terre Haute Robert Ferguson Mac Mattison Rosemary Stanfield Paris Hospital Fenton Lederman Harnett Wright Burton Prust Roy Dickerson Harry Kaye Brownstown

Christian Science Service Details and Reading Hours

Sunday school at 9 30 in rooms at corner Fifth and Locust streets. Sunday morning service at 1100 a m. Subject Matter Reading room Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 p m and Saturday 1 00 to 3 00 p m. Wednesday evening service at 7 45 p m. Swell bodded shed open on the south. to a yard or pasture is the ideal place for beef calves or colts during their first winter. Choose a new location for your home vegetable garden this summer. Many insect pests and plant diseases are avoided by this practice say university garden specialists.

Locust’ Streets University

Schools Open Drive to Buy 10 000 Jeeps

The Schools At War program aims to fund at least 900 in War Stamps and Bonds per jeep with a target of 10 000 jeeps and 1 000 bombers. Secretary Morgenthau signs certificates of honor for schools meeting 90 percent pupil participation. Over 7,000,000 students in 30,000 schools have prepared Schools At War scrapbooks and War Stamp and Bond purchases may reach 300,000,000 for the school year.

Guadalcanal Africa Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau America Treasury Department U. S. Office of Education Homer W. Anderson War Savings Staff

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