Miss Martha McMorris Heads to Cleveland for Summer
Miss Martha McMorris accompanied by her father Chase McMorris and uncle George Metsch left for Cleveland Ohio. Martha will spend the summer there while her father returns in a few days to Ridge Farm where relatives were visited by Mr and Mrs Lu Gulley and Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson and a daughter over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emmett Farris and children joining at Abe Wilhoit’s in Kansas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McMorris
Chase McMorris
George Metsch
Cleveland
Ohio
Lu Gulley
Jack Anderson
Ridgefarm
Emmett Farris
Abe Wilhoit
Kansas
Porter Casteel
Jerome Pellum
J. Crockett
Iowa
Mrs. Crockett
Joliet
Wyoming
Harry Casteel
Multiple Classified Listings Mixed in Local Paper
A collage of sale rental and auction notices reads like a catalog: for sale items including rugs brass beds rocking chairs and a sanitary cot at 706 Ash Street and a large six room house on Ash Street in Marshall. rent for a four room house. a public sale on May 2 at the Marshall courthouse square with furniture dishes and tools. bake and food sales by church groups. various farm and livestock ads and service offers. bids and loan notices from local firms. plus a piano tuner and ink/office supply mentions. Names include Mrs W M Page Dan W LeGore Clyde Knowles Mrs Genila Calvin and Arthur Poorman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Street
W. M. Page
Court House
Marshall
Genila Calvin
Clyde Knowles
Court House Square
Clyde H Knowles
George Brendenstein
Mrs Keiser Hosts Four-Guest House Party Die
Mrs O A Keiser entertained a four-guest house party on Tuesday and Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Frank Campbell Mrs Sam Hook Mrs O O Wheeler Mrs J Wheeler and Mrs Rufus Brown of Noblesville Indiana. A luncheon bridge featured lilies of the valley with purple and white decor. Marshall club members present were Mesdames Sam Scholfield Seymour Hurst Sol Handy and Clark S Thomas. Prizes went to Mrs Frederick for the club, Mrs Hook for the out of town guest and Mrs Handy for the Marshall guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O A. Keiser
Frank Campbell
Sam Hook
Oo. J. Wheeler
J. Wheeler
Rufus Brown
Noblesville
Indiana
Keiser
Marshall
Mesdames
Sam Scholfield
Seymour Hurst
Sol Handy
Clark S. Thomas
Frederick
Hook
Mrs Handy
Sunday School Picnic and Local Society Events
Mrs. Carl Taubeneck’s Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic at Harris Springs on Tuesday evening with many attendees including Miss Kathryn Bassett Miss Kath ry n Wisely May L Blackburn Edith Cunningham Alice Spotts Genevieve McCauley and Mrs Taubeneck and Mrs J R Hornbrook. A Mayday breakfast at home of Lloyd Pulver and a missionary tea at Mrs Brandstein’s house were reported along with visits and social gatherings across Marshall showing church youth activities and community clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taubeneck
Methodist Church
Harris’ Springs
Kathryn Bassett
Kathryn Wisely
May L. Blackburn
Edith Cunningham
Alice Spotts
Genevieve McCauley
Taubeneck
J. R. Hornbrook
Regular Sunday School Meeting and Community Notices
The G. L. G class of the Methodist Sunday school held a regular monthly meeting at Mrs. James Moye’s home with multiple hostesses and guests. A fish fry north of Hutsonville was attended by numerous youths and the Shriners ceremonial in Terre Haute drew several attendees. Various church and social events, visits, and travels are noted including instruction by Daughters of Pocahontas, property purchase by Zenas Murphy, and family outings and travel among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moye
Moye
John Scholfield
Moes Clayton Nolan
Myrtle Kile
Mesdames
Harold Bright
Fred Moore
Joe Connelly
Chas Reinoehl
Lawrence Bell
Wm Garwood
Ernest Kile
Newton Cork
Joe Cork
John McCauley
Clyde Knowles
Ed Saiter
Charles Branenstein
Parker Davison
LeRoy Claypool
C. D. Mitchell
Constance
Bertha Batson
Irene Walker
Cecil Allred
Mabel Alfred Francis Williams
Cozy Mundy
Mollie B. Smith
Earl Lowe
Martha Williams
Pulsator machine separates diamonds from greasy suspensions
Popular Science Monthly reports a new device named the pulsator that extracts diamonds from materials in which they are invisible to the human eye. The process relies on lubricating grease in water causing diamonds to cling while pebbles and semi precious stones roll away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Local residents visit Terre Haute on Friday
Miss Odelia Staub spent Friday in Terre Haute on business. SHlomer Rousch and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Perry. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who supported them after a fire and for offerings at church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jumper
Terre Haute
Otto Sockler
Raymond Sockler
Jane
Rosa Sockler
Albert Soekler
Odelia Staub
Mrs
John Staub
Marshall
and Mirs John Kadel
Chas Wetz
Emma Shipe
Vrs
James Colgrove
T E Davis
Bert Mathews
Shlomer Rousch
Pat Perry
United Brethren Marshall Charge Details
Henry W Wortman pastor leads Sunday school sessions at Marshall with prayers and Bible study, outlining Centenary and Grace churches schedule. Morning preaching at 10 30 and midweek prayer service around 7 30 feature across churches with junior offerings and Bible classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Wortman
Congregational Church News Morning and Evening Services
Morning worship at 10 45 with theme In the Beginning. Evening service at 7 30 with theme The Supreme Good. Church school at 9 30 am. Midweek prayer and study fellowship Wednesday at 7 30. Pastor G. Ross officiates.
Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple
Services held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday School at 9 30 am and Sunday services at 11 00 am on Everlasting Punishment. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 00 o clock. A reading room and circulating library is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 pm for Bible and authorized Christian Science literature. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temple
Methodist Church Announces Spring Services and Book Sermon
Pastor J. E. Evans leads morning services with a Mother’s Day theme and evening talks begin a short sermon series. The English story The White Monkey by Galsworth is used as a basis for the first talk. The church also extends sympathy to a sister church struck by misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sred
Abunance
Galsworth
Christian T E Glendenning to Say Farewell at Marshall Church
Pastor Christian T E Glendenning preaches at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 9 30 am and Christian Endeavor at 6 14 pm. The farewell sermon marks the end of his pastoral work at the Marshall church, with services held in the Sunday school rooms after a fire damaged the main room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Marshall Church
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Arthur Poorman
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Virginia Soybeans
Maurer
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Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
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T Crane
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National Piano Tuners Association
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Roy Dickerson
Cecil B. Lee
Oscar JL. Edwards
West York
Come Murphy
Florence Hoage
L. L. Club
Stephen Bradley
R. Prevo
H. M Dewey
Hester Ship
Fred and
Lawrence Lewis
Lower Wabash
B. L
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Homer Brosman
H. W. Findley
Tom Findley
Roy Danner
Wink. Findley
Danville
Chas Aldrich
Lloyd Pulver
H. M. Dewey
O. H. Robson
C. R. Johnson
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Chas Brandenstein
Howard Grisham
Leander Wright
Nathan Wright
R. C Jacobs
Eva Ingram
St Louis
Wiley O Black
Herschel Black
Dresser
Emery Cox
James McKeever
Chicago
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David Bilston
G. F. Stout
Creal Springs
J. W. Simpson
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Chas. Killie
Harold Clatfelter
Billy
Paris
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M. W. Davis
J H. Amyx
Edwin Booth
Truman Booth
Bridge
Ray Metseb
Chas. E. McMorris
P. KM. Davis
Oakland
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Stella Musgrave
Lucille Raines
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Stanley Palmer
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E. D Morton
G. G. Robeson
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Lou Siverly
C I. Johnson
Charles Strohm
Shriners
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Congres Tional Church
Allen Wallig
Geo German
Bailey
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Daughters of
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Zenas Murphy
George Hurst
Harry Stout
Helen Bost
Worrisonvalle
Jeannette Snadden
Frank Eggebrecht
B FB Stover
Minnie Cook
Vero
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Will Wallace
H. D Tucker
Albert Sockler
Toledo
G G Ross
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Harry Ferrall
H D. Tucker
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Geo G. Ross
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D.d.doll & Son
Pythian Theatre
Tom Mix
Tony
Dick Turpin
Mae Murray
Mac Murray
Mexico
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