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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
8
A long list of social events fills Marshall and surrounding areas with showers, dinners, bridge and canasta parties, church meetings, birthdays, and club gatherings. Host families include the Simpsons, Bennett family, and numerous local residents with events at homes, churches, and community centers.
The district issues a caucus and election notice for the nomination and election of a school director on April 8, 1950. Polls at Liberty School open 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. The notice, dated March 24, 1950, is signed by President Wiley Kenderdine and clerk Walter Crumkin.
The Keshner Trio will perform a musical program in Vincennes Indiana this Sunday evening at o o clock at the church. The trio features Marianne Keshner vibraphone Helen Keshner solo voice piano and William Keshner violin. Public invited to attend.
The Zion Ladies Aid met on Thursday afternoon March 23 at Mrs Hulda Junker's home with Mrs Ethel Pine presiding. Readings were given Irish songs sung and Mrs Florence White of Denver displayed pictures. Refreshments served to members and guests including multiple Junker and Sweitzer family members. The April meeting will be held at the church.
Joseph Glen Welsh of Terre Haute wed Opal F Fuson daughter of Luella White of Annapolis and Terre Haute at the Emery White home near Annapolis Indiana. Elder T J Wheeler officiated. Witnesses were Eugene Vicars and others from both families. The Welshs plan to live in Terre Haute.
Private Max J. VanSant of Marshall route 2 completed the Ordnance Automotive School at Atlanta General Depot in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 24, 1950.
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