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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1969

Page

3

Mother and Daughter Event At The First Christian Church

The First Christian Church held its annual mother and daughter event with a 6:30 dinner followed by a program. A Welcome group sang and Mrs Edward Ellington and Mrs David Ellahoff led. Numerous local families and clubs shared in dinners and visits at homes and community spots including Canasta and Bridge gatherings. Several residents hosted and attended events across Terre Haute Urbana Champaign and Robinson areas.

First Christian Church Cindy Stephens Eave Edward Ellington David Ellahoff Flowers Allen Dean Ane Robert ‘Maurer Alfred, Seidel Fentonce and Carrol Robert Lowry Don Lowry Donna Allen Felicia Lowry Leland Shirely Urbana Knitting Club Louise’s Terre Haute Rosanna Heidbreder Frank Gunder Don Lichtenberger Garnet Elston Verna Adams Fenton Madhe Olen Jones H. D. Spittler Milo Pearce Drew Casteel Jack Mallory Fred Schafer Sr Dale Schaffer John Douglas Marie Johnson Toms Larry Lindholm Harry Scott Ruby Pleasant Ralph Prevo Walter Craig Virgil Hurst E. B. Hurst Gene Schmalhausen Robert Langlois Volley ‘Williams Charles Tingley Ralph Hawker Paul Manhart Ola Dutcher Irene Cline Anid Milo ‘Prust Otho Miller Fred Prust West” ‘Union EB. D. ‘Evans Robinson James Nestleroad Indianapolis Alta Imle Burnside Home Colonial Kitchen Ben Drummond Don Frits John Remlinger Kim James Pellum Arthur Buehler Sumner, Dlinois George King Casey Charles Hubbard Ralph Dean Fox Valpriaso Claude Fox Frank Coleman Bert Laymon Morrisville Indiana Larry Helman Joy Henry Helman Ralph Prevo Sr H. H. Forbes Della Eskew Homellinois Len Volk Janis Barrett Kansas City Missouri Joy Barrett Paul Manhert Gary Cle Ae P By Pheasant Palestine

Gun registration not cure for crime warns NRA official

Harold Glassen of Lansing urges skepticism about new gun laws claiming crime is not solved by firearm controls. He cites high costs of federal registration, opposes universal gun licensing, and supports penalties for gun use in crimes while criticizing incremental restrictions. He calls for repeal of ammunition reporting provisions and notes 40 plus bills in Congress.

United States National Rifle Association Association of the Bar New York Harold Glassen Lansing Mich Glassen National Rifle Association of America NEA NRA Senate Mike Mansfield Nixon

Vacation travel to hit 220 billion miles in 1969

The Chicago Motor Club estimates motorists will travel 220 billion miles on U S highways this year a 12 percent rise from 195 billion last year. About 105 million people will drive and 117 million Americans are expected to take 1969 pleasure trips by any means generating roughly 85 billion dollars in domestic travel spending.

Motor Club George Sims U. S Chicago Motor Club

Local families enjoy Sunday and Friday visits

Mr and Mrs Max Stephens and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Holmes and in the afternoon with Mr and Mrs Henry Stephens and Mrs Robert Stephens. James Garwood of Florida was Friday evening supper guest of Mr and Mrs True Garwood and later visited Mr and Mrs William Garwood. Bill Leggett Charles Stone Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bishop of Paris were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Murphy with Mrs Dorothy Swopely visiting her son and family in Springfield.

Max Stephens John Holmes Henry Stephens Robert Stephens James Garwood Florida True Garwood William Garwood Bll Leggett Charles Stone Mra Lawrence Bishop Paris Ira Murphy Dorothy Swopely Springfield

West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Allen Curry arrival from Seattle marks a three week visit with her parents in Melrose. Numerous families shared Mother's Day in West Liberty with the Ogles Dodds Blankenbekers Kenderdines Wells and others, visiting, shopping, and hosting calls across Casey Martinsville Robinson and West Union.

Allen Curry Janice Rae Thompson Seattle Washington Melrose Dean Thompson Garnet Ogle Bernard Davison Lee Ogle Dick Chapman Jim Flossie Kenderdine Leah MaeGree Gary Chris

Sunday dinner guests at Geisert home

Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Geisert included Mrs Leah Mae Green and family, Mr and Mrs Jerry Green and family, Mr and Mrs Chuck Ogle and family, Mr and Mrs Charles Kenderding and family who visited Mr and Mrs Keary Shelton and Mr and Mrs John Shelton and Mike. Later Norma Powell and Frankie called on the Kenderdines.

Chuck Ogle Yvette Eric Maude Kenderdine June Annabelle Wells Grace Dodds Marshall Edith Cheser Annapolis Florence Elliott Robinson Mra Robert Dodd Kenneth Blankenbeker Imo Geisert James Blankenbeker Land Grant Hollenbeck Warren Kenderdine Casey Martinsville Ralph Blankenbeker Wayne Hill Darrell Mendenhall Blankenbekers James ‘Blankenbeker Charles Kenderdine Johnny Shelton Mike Chas Kenderdine Rodney Danna Flossie Kenderdine Leah Mae Green Katy Arnold Jessie Redman Celia Dodd Olen Wells Fred Geisert Jerry Green Charles Kenderding Keary Shelton John Shelton Mike Norma Powell Frankie Kenderdines

Melrose Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events

The column records numerous visits and gatherings in Melrose and Terre Haute including Emil Bennett's visit to Mrs. Alta Matti, Mrs. Pleasie Bartlett calling on Mrs. Alta Mattis, and several couples and families attending a cookout and birthday celebration at the Thompson and Hollenbeck homes. Several residents are noted at various social calls and a sale in Annapolis.

Local Social Rounds Highlight Household Visits

Mrs. Mabel Gard and Mrs. Lucille Van Fleet shopped in Lawrenceville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mattis of Flora Illinois were guests of his mother Mrs. Anta Mattie for Mother’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thompson joined Mr. and Mrs. Graham for Saturday dinner. Mrs. Anna Shotwell was visited after illness at her daughter’s home.

Max Bartlett John Mabel Gard Lucille van Fleet Lawrenceville Patience Dehl Pleasie Bartlett Eugene Mattis Flora Illinois Anta Mattie Steve Thompson Flower Monk James Graham R. H. Gard Anna ‘Shotwell Mary Crumlin Dorothy Lottie Crumlin Reno Crumtin Mt. Carmel

Preaching and social visits in Choctaw area

Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek Church Sunday at 7 30 AM and PM. Mrs Maude Miller hosted and hosted guests including Mrs Martha Booker in Marshall. Several families from Flat Rock Chrisman and Terre Haute attended meals or visits with Miller and Blizard and others.

Glen Arbuckle Mill Creek Maude Miller John Blizzard Martha Booker At Marshall James Willis Flatrock Walter Garner Michael Kevin Brian John Bizzard Ben Strohm Carrol Williams Chrisman Grace Higginbotham Gladys Garver Marshall Lola Hollenbeck Eunice Jackson Woodford Williams Otho Freeiman Ball-Porter Funeral Home Terre Haute Maude ‘Miller

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West Liberty Mrs. Rosa Statesman June Kenderdine George—Lindley Marshall Wag Emil Bennett Alta Matti Alta Mattis Clara Thompson Ruby Graham Margaret Mills Mae Soughers Reba Weir George Hackett Chareston Richard Bumpus Nead Bumpus Irene Thompson True Thompson Vernon Hollenbeck Dorothy Veryland Beulah Gary Massamore Synthia Vaimba Norton Richard and Rex Harold Graham Linda Darrell Steve Graham Larry Crabtree James Blankenbeker Henry Anita Nuane John Heleine Charley Isabel Delphic Hewitt Roy Cropp Thomas Johnson Lawrence Hollenbeck John Forsythe Ford, Inc N. 6Th St Ill FORD
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