Grand Session of Jules Daughters Held in Springfield
The forty-eighth annual Grand Session of Jules Daughters met in Springfield Friday through Sunday with about 2000 girls council members and delegates from across Illinois. Angela Myles Path Elwean led Marshall County attendees, and several local members were named in events and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Daughters
Springfield
Gris Council
Peo Byres
Brady Man
Sands
Murry
Mars Ali Kempe
Missippi
Angela Myles
Mars Ahee Kempe
Otro Prinvsss
Patty Kemp
Taue Yawker
South 9Th Street
Theo Home
Gladys Tjker
Grace Hereinbotham
Burton Ries
Joe and
Terry
West Union
Robert Cgiarver
Joe Milton
Clara Kesler
Charles Stone
Ruth
Fish Bloodworth
Welds Clatfelter
Dwight Belt
Emmett Johnson
Max Stephens
Ghen Imle
Charles Hartman
Shirley Borland LeAnn
Debbie Bud Imle
Patty Golwitzer
Zion Chnois
Harold Imle
Adam
Mie
George Nobley
Lisa Linda
George
Ted Birchfield
Marshall Route 4
Bert S. Carpenter Jr
Tama
Carbondale
Tlinois
Joyce Carpenter
Terre Haute
Frank Smith
West Terre Haute
Michael Wilson
Michael Jr
Marshall
Paul Clauss
Palestine
Frank Tingley
Steve
Seaman
By Shotts
James Garner
Elsie Shotts
Arthur Shotts
Joe Fetters
Mabel Harner
Kansas
Freda
Dean Harmen
Ernest Wallace
Leroy Wallace
Johnnie Wayne Johnson
Michael
Martinsvile
Ernest E. Wallace
Trent
Erick
Don Tolin
Joliet
Tiinois
Marion McConchie
Louie Heiss
McCochie
Patricia McConchie
Olney
N .A Hollenbeck
Frederick Carroll
Gene Schmalhausen
J G. McMillan
Linden
Indiana
McMillan
Hollenbeck
Open House at Chatsworth Library for Louise Stoutemeyer
About 250 people attended a Chatsworth library open house for author Louise Stoutemeyer on April 18 during National Library Week. The event promoted her book The Train That Never Arrived with many advance orders and about 100 additional copies sold. Attendees included guests from Bloomington and Livingston County, with press and radio coverage and exhibits about the Chatsworth wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoutemiver
Farmier
North Miehian Avene
Marshall High School
Marshall
Louise Stoutemvyer
Chatsworth Library
Library Board
National Library Week
Stoutemyer
Chitsworths
Joel Rombedd
Henry Mersels
Bloomington
Com
Belt Library System
Withers
Wisthuff
Chatsworth
Land
Paul Yost
Livingston County Historical Society
Brook Indiana
Stoutemoer
Barbara Sancken
J the
Pontiac Leader
Dorothy Green
Pontiac
Allen Diller
Lucille Haberkorn
Chatsworth Wreck
Canada
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mississipp
Washington, DC
Maryland
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
California
Neighbors Friendship Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Neighbors Friendship Club met April 14 at Alfa Morgan’s home with co host Annie Veach. A noon dinner was served as Sylvan Morgan gave thanks. Lillie Wilhoit presided over the business session and members shared antique items during roll call. Guests included Gladys Woods and others. next meeting set for May 12 at Donna Boyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Neighbors Friendship Club
Alfa Morgan
Annie Veach
Sylvan Morgan
Lillie Wilhoit
Maxine Macke
Charice Gard
Rei
Mable Burker
Donna Sbover
Travis
Lila June Davis
Audrian Hendrix
Hazel Hurst
Maxime Macke
Sharon Grieve
Shannon
Shelley
Judy Higginbotham
Randy
Phyllis Draper
Lillie Wilhoit J
Pauline Bell
Gladys Woods
Linda Mocke
Sally Morgan
Jamie
Clara Bishop
Marilyn Munson
Virginia Morgan
Connie
Phyllis Craig
Stacy
Wade
Ranaid Drapler
Eileen Ellington
Julia Mar‘Morgan
Donna Boyer
Conservationists and Industry Clash Over Resources
A historical critique argues that tales of private exploitation have shaped a public view that industry and conservation oppose each other. It notes some conservationists view timber companies as enemies, a belief described as a tragic fallacy.
Conservation and open house week across public nursing homes
The article highlights timber companies’ role in early redwood preservation and notes active conservation efforts through state parks. It discusses Cold War fears, open house events during National Nursing Home Week, and Illinois judicial and police expenditure comparisons from a Commerce Dept study.
National Nursing Home Week Observance May 10 17
May 10 17 marks National Nursing Home Week with Mother's Day May 10 as the opening day. The theme Nursing Homes Working Together For Today and Tomorrow calls for active community involvement to reduce patient loneliness and boost community ties. Burnsides Home will join a nationwide Open House on Mother's Day and during the week to invite public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Nursing Home Association
Illinois Nursing Home Association
Burnside Home
Hare National Nursing Home
Nursing
Nursing Homes
Nursing Home
Burnsides
VFW Post 5975 Auction Bake Sale Thanks
The text thanks merchants of Marshall auctioneers Bill Poynter and Ray Curry of Paris and all members and friends who donated to the auction and bake sale held on Saturday. Commander and Mrs Don Stepp and Members of VFW Post 5975 and Ladies Auxiliary bless everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bill Poynter
Ray Curry
Paris
Don Stepp
VFW
For Sale Household Items and Furniture Lot
For sale items include twin beds 35 dollars, yard tractor cultivator 25, pool table 75, Motorola stereo 65, vibrating belt new 45, outdoor neon clock 40, thermal back massager 25, large trunk 15, Zenith portable stereo 35, portable TV 80, power page amplifier 25, two exterior doors with casing 22.50, rollaway bed 22.50, large dog house 10, sabre saw 8, antique sausage press 7.50, two piece hutch 45, antique wash boiler 7.50, wrought iron pillars 6.50. Phone 826-8725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith
Sabre
Marriage Licenses and Local Incidents Reported in Indiana
The notice lists marriage licenses for Tommy Jan Akers and Claudia Sue Klinge of West Terre Haute Indiana. It also names Gerald Knapp and Sandra Ellen Carsel of Marshall Illinois, Charles Edward Shields of Bloomington Indiana and Mary Althea Helms of Ellettsville Indiana, Charles Allan Woodfall and Ginger Lorene Schiver of Casey Illinois. A troubling incident in Terre Haute is noted where a girl attempted to run over a motorcycle cop and aimed at two others, with a suggestion police arrests hinge on the mayor’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Tommy Jan Akers
West Terre Haute
Claudia Sue Klinge
Indiana
Gerald Knapp
Marshall
Sandra Ellen Carsel
Marshall, Ill
Charles Edward Shields
Bloomington
Mary
Althea Helms
Ellettsville
Charles Allan Woodfall
Casey
Ginger Lorene Schiver
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THE
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Leland Miller
Ralph Kile
Dean Finkbiner
Eugene Kile
Bridge Club
Martin Tarble
William Bubeck
Don Davidson
Stevens
Gary
Ronda
Jeff
Dale
David
Larry Hollingsworth
Lois
Len Volk
Mike
Farmersburg
Robert Rollings
CES
Antone Wernz
Dwight Beltz
Milo Pearce
Cheryl Boyd
Audrey Fitel
John Hollenbeck
Fidward Eliington
John Jones
Carla Fitel
Leary Murphy
Hire
Tack Warner
Ragan Hedges
Charles Bucher
Far Leefever
Atm
Rosenhowen
Laisa Jones
Dudes Belt
Paul Thornsburg
Virgil
Fin Velk
Dunny Taster
Steve Thompson
Mas Stephens
Elste Bhrandworth
Ren Ot Anson
Dyamed Liveix
Freda Thompson
Ruts Well
Woeldu
Hans
Haredal
Walhoars Ariehet
Deon
Pos Walls
Foek Tester
Herter
Benner
Flare Bloodworth
Worone Mieke
Tin Staves
Nines
Har
Anuke
Blrop
Neighbors Friendship Club
Proud Conservation Record
Northern
Kramer Adams
Timber
Rockies
Aldea
Pacific
Russia
Wwe
U .S Department of Commerce
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Hedges Store
Rae & Bette Woodard
Lilly
Archer
S &H
Dean’s Milk
Errich Wieners
CAPRI
S & H Green
Edith May Cooper
Marshall, TH
Dank
Foig Insurance
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