Community social rounds fill week with gatherings
Mrs Kaye Bardin and Mrs Shirley Craig hosted a wedding shower for Mrs Nancy Thompson with games and refreshments. Numerous Marshall residents attended events from church meetings to birthday dinners and bridge club sessions across the region, including the International Order of Job's Daughters grand session in Springfield and a mother daughter banquet planned by the Marshall Woman's Civic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Bardin
Shirley Craig
Nancy Thompson
Wingie
Cling Florence Beltz
Beverly Higginbotham
Norma Wilhoit
Wilma Burkett
Barbara Hurst
Lucille Pennington
Beverly Turner
Della Ellington
Liza Nell Arbuckle
Garnet Morecraft
Louise Gerwood
Virginia Claypool
Audrey Eitel
Marshall Woman's Civic Club
Legion Hall
Elaine Smitley
Helen Tingley
Betty Abel
Ruby Wernz
Mary Jean Magill
Helen Yarris
Dorothy Welsh
Helen Wilkins
Doris Drummond
Elmer Renner
Leda
Ruth Ann
Emery Bloodworth
Dean Houk
Herbert Lindley
Nancy
Doyle Busse
Marilyn
Charles Bush
Barbara Kammacher
International Order of Job’s Daughters
St. Nicholas Hotel - In- Springfield
Helen Harvey
Paris
Mildred Bush
Marilyn Russell
Nebraska
Ilinois
Crossword puzzle clues fragment with misprints
Fragmented crossword list with misspelled clues and scattered phrases. Entries mention grape refuse, explosive devices, Russian mountains, river names, and geographic hints, but many letters are garbled and incomplete.
Avon Community Meeting and Wiener Roast Notice
Avon invites residents to a May 7 meeting at the school house with a wiener roast. The National Gallery of Art in Washington houses the world's largest air conditioned collection. Sweden, Britain, Western Germany lead in potential voters per population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Sweden
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Norway
Austria
John Daly News Executive and Entertainer
Lyndon Connelly profiles John Daly a television icon juggling roles as ABC News vice president in charge of news events sports and public affairs host of John Daly and the News five days a week and Sunday What’s My Line on another network. The Rye New York family man travels between Chicago San Francisco and New York to manage duties and returns home to his wife and three children. Daly born in South Africa grew up in New England and began at CBS in 1937 before joining ABC in 1940 earning a long list of honors including a Peabody and multiple Emmy awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Daly
Television
Abc-Tv
John Daly
ABC
Daly
Triple Life
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Rye
N. Y
South Africa
Americas
New England
Boston College
CBS News
Washington
White House
Serince
Wendell Willkie
Sylvania News
Look Magazine
Emmy
Overseas Press Club
Sigma Delta Chi
Real Estate Transfers from Casey and Surrounding Areas
A list of 1957 warranty deeds records transfers: Roy and Irene Decker to Walter and Mary Dilier conveys lot 13, block 1 Perry's addition Casey for $2. Margaret Mansholt to Arthur and Ruby Crank conveys land in section 5 township 10 range 13 for $1. William Davidson to Ruby Davidson Wernz conveys land in sections 5 and 11 townships 10 and 11 for $1. Charles Drake to Earl Drake conveys land in section 19 township 12 range 14 for $1. Dora Tiffin to William Carr and Leona Kemper conveys land in section 30 township 11 range 13 for $1. Ethel Cox to Shelby Shull conveys lot 18 Parker's addition Casey for $1. G C Staley to Victor and Rosemary Burris conveys lot 5 Commercial addition Casey for $2. A closing remark notes a woman’s indifference tied to missing compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Irene L Decker
Walter L
Mary Dilier
Perry
Casey
Margaret Mansholt
Arthur
Ruby Crank
Wm. .D. Davidson
Ruby Davidson Wernz
Charles B. Drake
Earl .P. Drake
Dora A. Tiffin
William Carr
Leona Louise Kemper
Ethel Cox
Shelby
Ora E. Shull
Parker
G. C
Nora Staley
Victor E
Rosemary E. Burris
The Power of the Mushroom Poem by Gladys Reasor
A reflective poem urges readers to slow down in the woods to forage for mushrooms and notice nature. It contrasts unhurried beauty with rushed search, noting violets, birds, and peaceful woods as rewards beyond a bag of mushrooms and tired feet. An aside quotes a veteran’s remark about ownership and fence around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Reasor
Paris boy Tony Hagen in Berlin airlift era tragedy
A France born child Tony Hagen, son of an American mother, faced early schooling while his father died in the Berlin airlift aftermath. The piece reflects parental worries as the young boy began school far from home and the nurse noted his youth. The story centers on family sacrifice and wartime loss shaping a child’s upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urass
Tony Hagen
Paris
Tony
Tony Hagen Seeks Return Home From School
Tony Hagen questions his mother about coming home with the other boys after she fetches him from school. His mother fears his potential psychological issues yet shows concern by tweaking meals and guiding his daily routine. The scene shows a mother's anxiety and a boy's growing independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Indiana Enacts Right to Work Amid Union Clash
A state Senate debate follows Indiana's passage of a right to work law, joining 17 states with similar statutes. Advocates claim employee independence, while critics warn the move wrecks unions and collective bargaining. States listed include Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Iowa Mississippi Nebraska Nevada North Carolina North Dakota South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia. Idaho fell short by four votes. Wyoming and Colorado rejected riders on civil rights bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate
Dave Beck
International Union of Teamsters
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
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Walter Craig
Everett Seed
Fannie Luckhaupt
Mra
Frank Meehling
Grendel Bennett
Nancy Burrell
Buffalo
Irene Cline
Marshall Congregational Church
Central Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Louis L. Miller
Loretta Guinnip
Cartha Renner
Judy Kirchner
Nickey Johnson
John Bush
Don Stanfield
Bismark
Theda Rae Thompson
Darlene Kuhn
Anita Hayden
Lincoln Bible Institute
Frank Gunder
Neal Hollenbeck
Edgar Berner
Ravilla Fairgrief
Mamie Tdckert
Illinois Federation of Woman's Club
Springfield
Governors Mansion
Harold Wilmer
Robinson
Frank Seaton
Kansas
Bill Millsap
James Best
Charleston
Ralph Goek Jer
John Rademaker
Howard Kuhn
E. B Hurst
John Geheb
Martin Tarble
Ed Zimmerly
Stella Clem
Virgil Hurst
William Taylor
David
Kevin
Mike Staub
Kerry McNeil
Terre Haute
A. R. Miller
True Bartlett
Big Springs
Otho Miller
Milo Prust
Ona Bartlett
Lorene Spittler
Alice Little
Vernice Tingley
Vivian Gentry
Mary Lou Blundell
Evelyn Etherton
Miles McElrary
Sanborn
Joe Kemp
H. J. Kemp
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Mr. and
Ben Saiter
Lola
Ann
Lloyd Baker
W. O. Beard
Herman Cork
Ed Parker
Margaret Parker
Alice Melcha
Lucille Thornsburg
John Salter
Martinsville
Elizabeth Norton
Dale Norton
Tommy
Ivan Cline
William Gard
Burton Prust
Harry Thompson
Orval Burnam
Gordon Coryell
James Tingley
C. C. Cook
Edith Marvin
M. H. Matteson
E. D., Evans of
Violet Shaffner
Anna Saiter
Florence Rhoads
Beth Reeley
Rosa Bosstick
Phyllis Matteson
Norma Seldel
Jane Spotts
Mavis Kile
Virginia Mixon
Edith Reedy
Rosemarie Stoelting
Lois Setzer
Paul Ballard
Myrtle Phillips
Bruceville
Don Phillips
Bicknell
Charles Phillips
Princeton
Rosa Nightingale
Vincennes
Lloyd Cork
Timmy
John Haughee
Ridgefarm
Mrs
Alva Janney
Amerie River
Charmef & Cauchs
Philippines
Puzele
Scheel
Ocktiak
Gudorumus Bloc
Colias
Morrell
Ari Ipress
Avon Community Meeting
BY Lyn Connelly
By Mahoney
John and
Jane Strickland
Enaaag
Q—Mysem
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Treasury
CCC
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Huey Long
Louisiana
NRA
Congress
Jantzen
Gal le
Psec
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