Mother Daughter Banquet Held at Congregational Church
About 36 attended the Mother Daughter banquet at the Congregational church Friday evening. Daughters organized and decorated the event for their mothers with a toast program led by Mrs. R. G. Bristol. Elizabeth Rhoades toasted the mothers and Mrs. Frank Rhoades answered. Marjorie Lewis read a message from Sallie Dawson of Terre Haute. Several families from Indianapolis and Terre Haute were Sunday guests of local residents.
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Congregational Church
R. G. Bristol
Elizabeth Rhoades
Frank “Rhoades
Marjorie Lewis
Sallie Dawson
Terre Haute
Classified notices and sales in Marshall Illinois column
Local classified items include dues notice for Marshall Camp No. 955 with June 5 deadline and receipts requested, farm and livestock sales such as Percheron stallion and peach seed potatoes, vehicle trades, loans offers, hardware accounts transfer, Virginia Soy Beans for sale, used furniture, bank stock, rental listings, theatre production announcement, and gas promo with tourist stand in Marshall Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Camp No. 955
E. D. Jones
F B Society Holds All Day Meeting at Nusbaum Home
Members listed from Mrs. H Rosene Nusbaum hosted an all day F. B. Society gathering on May 9 with guests Mrs. Lucretia Rousch and Mrs. Frank Eggebrecht. Next meeting set for Mrs. Alice Trefz's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. & B. Society
H Rosene Nusbaum
Mary Guinnip
Mary Macke
Dan Eckel
George Luckhaupt
Martha Williams
Calista Davidson
Lou Reynolds
J. W. Richards
Ben Davidson
Ida Fawley
Mary Pulver
Alice Trefz
Mollie Lake
Sara Mundy
Fred Holzwarth
Mattie Moreland
Kittle Fawley
Lucretia Rousch
Oliver
Frank Eggebrecht
Loyal Women Church Class Suplies Sunday Evening
Mrs. W. D. Downs hosted the Loyal Women class of the Christian church on Thursday evening with members including Mrs. Dudley Swinford Mrs. John Shonk Mrs. Wm Roberts Mrs. Ping Miss Zoe Pearce Mrs. Roy Hunt Mrs. Perry Pennington Mrs. John Cole Mrs. Emma Mitchell and Mrs. Belle Lutz. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Downs
Loyal Women of the Christian Church
Dudley Swinford
John Shonk
Wm. Roberts
Ping
Zoe Pearce
Roy Hunt
Perry Pennington
John Cole
Emma Mitchell
Belle Lutz
Martinsville Couple Visit Sullivan and Bellair Family Night
Mr. and Mrs. George Matkin with Mr. and Mrs. James Drake from near Martinsville toured Sullivan Indiana on Sunday. They returned to Bellair to stay with Mrs. Matkin’s daughter Mrs. James Stanfield. Mrs. Ella Buser learned of her father George N. Henry’s death in Casey after a paralytic seizure.
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George Matkin
James Drake
Martinsville
Sullivan
Ind
Bellair
Matkin
James Stanfield
Ella Buser
Marshall
George N. Henry
Casey
Charleston Hospital
Mrs James Brady Visits Evansville Relative
Mrs James Brady left Monday for Evansville Indiana to visit a week with her niece Mrs K A Asmann.
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James’ Brady
Evansville Ind
K. A. Asmann
It’s More Trouble How Much Better It Is to Belong
A Rushville Republican line contrasts the construction gang with the wrecking crew, highlighting sentiment about labor roles and pride in steady, skilled work.
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Rushville Republican
Osteopathy roots traced to 1874 discovery and 1892 college
The principles of osteopathy were first discovered by Dr. Andrew T Still in 1874 while he practiced in Baldwin Kansas. The first osteopathic college opened in 1892 in Kirksville Missouri marking the field’s formal start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T Still
Baldwin, Kan
Kirksville
Uncle Eben Displays Cold Charm as Friends Drift Away
A Washington Star snippet quotes Uncle Eben describing himself as a hard-hearted man whose harsh manners leave him without someone to talk to about his own stinginess. The remark highlights social isolation stemming from rigid cantankerous behavior.
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Cunele Eben
Faust
Washington Star
No Silent Wish Popular Among Women Readers Says Page Writer
A quirky note from the Farm and Fire column remarks that clams are more popular among women readers after a writer claims silent wishes are less common. The short item hints at reader tastes and a playful tone in the column.
Den in the Home Aims for Many Men Says Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution hints that many men desire a private den at home possibly because they already have a keeper. The remark implies a lighthearted view of domestic spaces and male privacy.
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Atlanta Constitution
Reynolds Host J F F Club Evening In Paris Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds entertained the J F F Club Tuesday evening with a large guest list from Paris and area including Mr and Mrs Clyde Knowles Mr and Mrs John McCauley and daughter Genevieve Dr and Mrs C D Mitchell Mr and Mrs Paul Hill Mr and Mrs C H B Clem Mr and Mrs Guy Reynolds Mr and Mrs John Rademaker Mrs E B Hurst and son Harvey Allen Mr and Mrs S A Board Mr and Mrs Carl Perisho and Mr and Mrs Ed Bethards Prizes were won by Mrs Knowles Dr Mitchell Mr Rademaker and Miss McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reynolds
J. F. F. Club
Clyde Knowles
John McCauley
Genevieve
C. D. Mitchell
Paul Hill
C. HB. Clem
Guy Reynolds
John Rademaker
E. B. Hurst
Harvey Allen
S. A. Board of Oliver
Carl Perisho
Ed Bethards
Paris
Knowles
Mitchell
Rademaker
McCauley
Supervision Needed If the master takes no account of his servants
A quotation notes that absent oversight by a master leads servants to mismanage funds and avoid audits, warning that no accountability curbs wasteful spending.
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Pfuller
Their Tastes Differed Chang and Eng Conjoined Twins
One twin loved wine and drank freely while the other abstained from alcohol, a contrast that often caused strife between the famous Siamese twins Chang and Eng and those around them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Eng
The Small Key to a Busy Day
We often gripe at interruptions yet those moments helping or cheering others may be the most important part of our day. Small acts of kindness shape work and worth more than constant haste.
Orndorffs and Nusbaum Visit Extend Weekend in Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Orndorff and Mrs. Belle Orndorff of Findlay Ohio visited Mrs. Rosene Nusbaum then traveled to Champaign to see Belle Orndorff's son Thomas a University of Illinois student. Also in town were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Holler and daughter Betty Jane of Springfield who visited Ross Holler and family with the wife staying for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Orndorff
Belle Orndorff
Findlay
Ohio
Rosene Nusbaum
Champaign
Thomas
University of Illinois
Community church services and talk schedule
The M. E. Church circuit led by F. O. Coffin hosts morning and evening services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Livingston with a 4:30 p.m. evening talk by Mrs. R. G. Bristol. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Sermon titled The Secret of Fruitfulness by the pastor. Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 p.m.
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R. G. Bristol
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Mr and Mrs Wm T Hollenbeck and son John J Q Snedeker and son Merrill motored to St Louis on business yesterday Mrs Hollenbeck stayed for a few days with her son Neal and wife Mr and Mrs Victor Reynolds motored to Greencastle Ind with daughter Lucille Reynolds a DePauw student ill with bronchitis Miss Reynolds is ill Mrs Cora Morgan of Marshall returned from Grand Rapids Mich where she was called by the death of Herbert E Abbott C E McMorris goes to McComb Monday for a meeting of the Illinois Normal schools board and gym dedication at the teachers college John Lewis Jr Max Zschau C M Bubeck Max Foreman and Victor Miller attended a Masonic lodge meeting at West Union Tuesday night Mr and Mrs G C Hallouer returned to Marshall from Champaign Wisconsin and Springfield Mr and Mrs Walter B Gard and Miss Adah Gard of Terre Haute spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Alex Gard Mr and Mrs Fred Pennington and Son of Paris spent Sunday with Russell Thompson family Paul Daniel of Clinton came for a visit with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Mc Cauley Charles LeSeure of Canton and Mrs Gene LeSeure and daughter of Danville spent Sunday with E LeSeure Mr and Mrs Len Wirth and son and daughter of Lawrenceville spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Harry LeSeure and family Mrs W H Baker and daughter Betty of Danville spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lake Mrs Maymo Schwanecke left for Del Rio Texas to visit her son Duncan Dr Niar Link of Emporia Kansas spent Saturday with cousin E D Morton
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Joe Williams
Marshall
Bobbie Kessler
St. Mary’s
Lucille Schmidt
West Terre Haute
Charles Bubeck
J. C. Craiz
John Rademaker
Fern Craig
Mary Jane Pulver
E. Blake
Oblong
Walter Gard
Alex Gard
Dan Prust
E. A. Elliott
J. A. Blake
D. A. Fry
Parker
Robinson
Jed Gard
West Union
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
John
J. Q. Snedeker
Merrill
St. Louis
Methodist Howard Leach Pastor to Lead Church Services
Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon by Pastor Howard Leach. Evening service at 7 30 features Mrs N Sinister Nicholas a returned missionary from Fuchow China. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
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N. Sinister Nicholas
Fuchow
China
United Brethren I B Sipes Pastor Weekly Church Schedule
Friendship Sunday school 9 30 a m Lecture by Miss Ruth Washburn on her trip to the Holy Land 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Marshall Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Preaching service 7 30 p m Centenary Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Third Quarterly Conference at Centenary Tuesday evening May 22
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Friendship
Ruth Washburn
Holy Land
Christian Endeavor
Marshall
Centenary
Third Quarterly Conference
Evangelical Pastor D A Kroft Preaching and Prayer Meetings
Zion and Emanuel churches announce preaching and prayer schedules. Pastor D A Kroft at Zion delivers services at 10 30 a m with prayer meetings on Tuesday evenings. Emanuel hosts prayer at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting.
Memory Lingers Quote by Lew Wallace
A remembered line by Lew Wallace reflects on memory and forgetting. The verse emphasizes how memory persists beyond silence and time, hinting at the weight of the past in the present.
Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple
Sunday services begin at 11:00 with the topic Soul and Body. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8:00. A reading room and circulating library offer Bible texts and authorized Christian Science literature, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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Pythian Temple
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Wilt Lickert
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E. D. Morton
A. A. Morton
Aetna
Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance
Leander Wright
Everett Connelly
John Salter
Ernst
Cole & Cole Loans and Insurance
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Harry Maurer
Rector
Percy Stanfield
Cc. H. B
Tillie
C. A
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Cole Bros
W. B. Hodge
Dixon's Hardware
Fenton Cole
Cole & Cole
Chas. Cole
Virginia
Chas. Stepp
Marshall State Bank
E. Claypool
Ash
B. Montgomery
Johnson’s
James Lindley
West York
Jack
Dixie Theatre
Dan Spittler
Joan
B. F. Johnson
Lawn Mower’ Service
H. Kubn
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Bill Booster
Liberty Square
Goldin ‘Lowe
Catherine Cooper
Reneta Cooper
Doris Thompson
Mary Louise Pine
Minnie Mae Murphy
Geneva Murphy
Lois Renner
Lloyd Thompson
Henry Helman
Baie
Wm. T. Hollenbeck and Sons
John and Wayne
Millard Hedrick
C. A. Purdum
George Taylor
Springfield
Mr. Taylor
State Highway Department
Ben T. Baird
Wm. Knipe
Silas Claypool
Bridgeport
Fiamoaien
Roy Baird
Virginia Knipe
Harry Lake
Frank Lake
Harry
The
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J. I. O’neal
Evansville
Charles Johnson
Johnson
O'Neal
Fred Wallis
O. R. Allen
Doris Wallis
Virginia Allen
F. R. Black
W. W. Hogue
BE. L. ‘Taylor
H. B. Potter
Frank Hardy
Edith
Robert Prewett
Bloomington
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Frank Noakes
Lake Wales
Florida
Carl Taubeneck
George
Machlan
Eben
Olive Borden
Palm Beach
Buzz Barton
Madge Bellamy
Lou Holler
Betty Jane
Ross Holler
Holler
Mrs. Holler
M. E. Church Circuit
F. O. Coffin
Armstrong
Livingston
Roland G. Bristol
Victor Reynolds
Greencastle
Miss Lucille Reynolds
DePauw University
Miss Reynolds
Cora Morgan
Grand Rapids, Mich
Herbert E. Abbott
C. E. McMorris
McComb
Illinois Normal Schools
Teachers College
John Lewis, Jr
Max Zschau
C. M.bubeck
Max Foreman
Victor Miller
G. C. Hallouer
Wisconsin
Walter B. Gard
Adah Gard
Fred Pennington
Russell Thompson
Paul Daniel
Clinton
Charles LeSeure
Canton
Gene, LeSeure
Danville
E. LeSeure
Len Wirth
Lawrenceville
Harry LeSeure
W. H. Baker
Betty
Maymo Schwanecke
del Rio
Texas
Duncan
Niar Link
Emporia
Kansas
Howard Leach
United Brethren
I. B. Sipes
Evangelical
D. A. Kroft
Lew Wallace
Kesler
Goodrich
Hal H. Claypool Exchange
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Clifton
Country Club
Pillsbury
Santos Coffee
Matoes
Christian Science
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