Marshall Herald publishing details and rates
The Marshall Herald, published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 Fifth Street Marshall Illinois, edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Subscription is 2.00 per year, local ads 35c per column inch, classified ads 20c per line.
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Illinois
West Union Community Notices and Social Gatherings
West Union notices list church meeting with pot luck lunch, Bible study attendance, and a youth rally at North Terre Haute Christian Church. Local residents visit relatives in Illinois and Indiana, with several trips to Florida, California, and Texas. Guests attend dinners and birthdays, while clubs meet at Ada Gray’s home and families host visitors from Ohio and Woodstock Illinois.
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Dean Clatfelter
Springfield
Illinoiis
Christian Church
North Terre* Haute
Christian
Mike‘ Cork
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Bernie’ Blackburn
Terre Hauté
Lee Chapman
Garnett Ogle
Tony
Lee Ogle
Bernard Davidson
Arid
Richard Chapman
June
Max Ogle
Mode
Illinois
Harry Craig
Florida
Larry Morecraft
Joplin
Missouri
Fenton Ledermann
Claude Morecraft
Marshall
Tom Riggs
Pearl Craig
J. R. Murphy
Burton Riggs
Ohio
Jack Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Hutchinson
Elan Coryell
Ada Gray
Grace Dolson
Eda Marvin
Nelle Strohm
Estella Shawler
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Clarence Thompson
Issac Thompson
Harry Thompson
Rachel Murphy
James Murphy
Roy Scott
Mel Rodgers
Maroon
Opal Paddock
Carolyn Marrs
Robinson
Paddock
Fairy Collier
George Taylor
Marshall Rural Route
Rosa Tolbert
John Strohm
Woodstock
Richard Strohm
Dean Strohm
Mack Strohm
Mary Spotts
California
Mayme Lickert
Louie Lawrence
Ann Shawler
Dean Lawrence
Bible Speaks to You airs six Christian Science programs
The Bible Speaks to You series begins March 31 with The Meaning of Prayer as the first program, followed by The Meaning of the Cross The Meaning of the Resurrection The Meaning of Atonement Atonement and the Lonely Crowd and The Meaning of Baptism. The Christian Science production airs Sundays at 7:45 a.m. on WTAY 1570.
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Wtay 1570
Robinson
Mothers Club Meeting in Marshall School Cafeteria
The Marshall Mothers Club will meet in the school cafeteria Monday evening April 1 at 730 Officers for next year will be elected at this meeting and all members urged to attend The club sponsored banquet recognized boys in school sports and the club thanks all for cooperation
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Marshall Mothers Club
Mothers’ Club
Homemaking at Marshall High School Fashion Show Planned
Marshall High School Home Economics advances spring wardrobe work with an upcoming future Homemakers fashion show. Mrs Edith Ralston leads advanced students in clothing construction selection and general household skills including child care and hosting.
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Marshall High School
Lunder
Edith Ralston
Marshall
Land
West Liberty Social News Note Card
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports neighbors and families visiting over the weekend in West Liberty. Mr and Mrs Johnie Hutchings and Mr and Mrs Robert Schwartz with Denny visited Charley Fitzgarralds Sunday afternoon.
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West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Johnie Hutchings
Robert Schwartz
Denny
Charley Fitzgarralds
Lafe Marrs
Walter Cox
Cox
John Hall
David Beavers
Lester Veach
Carrol Hinkle
Willard’ Finley
Evert, Tolen
Mike ‘Bardin
Wilbur’ Cartright
Karen
James Lycah
Rosa Statesman
Marrs and Behner Families Host Weekend Gatherings
Social notices detail visits among the Marrs, Behner, Lashbrook, and related families. Sunday calls to Mrs. Bertha Davis and Mrs. Alrey, hospital stop for Clark Pulver in Chicago, and cottage prayer meeting at James Lashbrook home highlight a weekend of neighborly contact in the community.
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Joe Marrs
Goldin Harbor
Lafe Marrs
Paul Behner
Clark’ ‘Pulver
Chicago
C. E. Marrs
Malcom Means
Nancy Means
Rita Kyle
Rosa Statesman
M. L. Behner
Edith Robinson
James Lashbook
Bertha’ Davis
Alva Alrey
Don Morgan
Truman Morgan
Elmer Marrs Visted Perlin Garver
James Lashbrook
Colorful kids storage center for toys and decor
Durable fiberboard unit lowers to child height for easy reach and visibility. It offers 407 high by 36 wide by 12 deep inches with 10 by 11 by 11 inch cartons and 10 percent cubic storage, suitable for playrooms and other rooms with dust proof containers and plastic floor guards.
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