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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1948

Page

3

Marshall Herald details publication information and editors

The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart credited as editors It is entered at the Marshall Illinois post office as second class mail matter and bears the publisher and editor line.

Wabash Valley Marshall, Ilinois

Darwin News Notes From Mrs. Commodore Frakes

The Darwin column records community events from a warm week including church attendance and Sunday school at ten. Families and neighbors such as the Flecks Paddocks Renshaws Tingleys Frakes Highsmith and Piety gather for visits meals and social events with baccalaureate services and local travel noted.

Community Notes From Choctaw And Surrounding Families

Mrs. Maude Miller and relatives visit after the death of Mrs. Dorothy Higginbotham. Alvin T. Miller and Frank Coombes hosts with W M A attendees including Mrs. Snearley, Mrs. Nicol, Mrs. Hollenbeck, Imogene Norton, Linda, Belle Morgan, Kathryn Blankenship, Maude Miller, Golda Blizzard, and Mary Ledermann. Multiple calls to and from Ohio and Walnut Prairie homes mark a quiet Sunday in the area.

Edward Higginbotham Everett Hershel Higginbotham Dorothy Higginbotham Alvin T. Miller Frank Coombes West Union Minnie Cline Dorothy Snearley Delphia Nicol Allright Vernon Hollenbeck Imogene Norton Linda Belle Morgan Kathryn Blankenship Maude Miller Golda Blizzard Mary Ledermann Schafer Ernst Clairrene Davison Avon Harry Higginbotham Norma Caroline Ledermann George Ledermann Wilbur Henderson Ohio William Shotwell Walnut Prairie Lloyd Garner Alton Blankenship Eld. Weger Flat Rock Lloyd Snearly

Sunday School Attendance and Socials in Ohio Community

Forty one attendees at Sunday school with morning and evening preaching by Bro. J. B. Norbeck. Numerous local families visited, hosted meals, and joined in social calls across the Ohio area, including Hollenbecks, Grahams, Skellys, Krugers, and others visiting relatives in Terre Haute and Prairie ton.

West Union Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Death

Ed Slocum and Roy Stevens of Hymera called on Mrs. Ruth Wright. Don Snyder injured his ankle playing baseball. Mrs. Harnett and Ruth Wright visited Brocton. The community mourned the death of Mrs Herschel Higginbotham. funeral at West Union Christian church. Mont Bartlett improves his place with a new garage. Charley Chadwick visited Marshall. Charles Wright attended Willard Powers funeral in Paris. Gordon Coryell and A S Coryell attended Hutsonville high school baccalaureate. Harviel Hoffman hosted a weiner roast. Dale Poor xnan and Duane Strohmr took a hayride with several friends and Harriet Hoffman.

Ed Slocum Roy Stevens Hymera Indiana Ruth Wright Don Snyder Harnett Wright Brocton Herschel Higginbotham West Union Christian Church Mont Bartlett Charley Chadwick Marshall Charles Wright Willard Powers Paris Gordon Coryell A. S. Coryell Hutsonville High School Harviel. Hoffman Dale Poorxnan Duane Strohmr George Hock Charles Richard Chadwick Jane Mike Frances Mary Reynolds Theulah, Tsabel Mabel Monk Dorothy Griffith Harriet Hoffman

Mrs Lelan Graham and daughter visit Spokane relatives

Mrs Lelan Graham and her daughter went to Spokane Washington for an extended visit with relatives. Irene Drake and Ruby Guyer stayed with Rev F M Sparling in Oblong Tuesday. Rev Glen Martin dined with Mr and Mrs Alvin Bassett. Mrs Ollie Reynolds attended Home Bureau at Mrs John Moore's Thursday. Edgar Guyer and daughter Ruby hosted guests Friday evening including the Drakes Clatfelter Sparling and Swope families. The group enjoyed singing and ice tea with cookies.

Lelan Graham Spokane Washington Irene Drake Ruby Guyer F. M. Sparling Glen Martin Alvin Bassett Ollie Reynolds Home Bureau John Moore Edgar Guyer Ruby Harold Clatfelter Frances Wayne Irma Lymn Marilyn Shirley Evans F. ‘M. Sparling Oblong Joe June Swope

Dennison Society Notes and Weekend Activities

Sunday school attendance reached 85 as Rev and Jas Kelley were in Terre Haute for a visit. Russell Tucker hosted a Wiener roast for the Sadd le club Monday night. Dorothea Bland Maggie Bland Donnetta and Juanita Thompson shopped in Terre Haute Monday afternoon. John Page is able to get about. Russell Jr Taylor and wife visited his parents Friday evening. Rosanna Fairgrief visited her parents over the weekend. John Wilson O E Taylor and Wash Hollenbeck were in Marshall Saturday. Wash Hollenbeck hosted Mrs Oville Mann and children Sunday afternoon.

J. B. Norbeck Jas. Graham J. B. .Norbeck Winifred Clarence Misner Everett Decker Fred Walcott Marshall Anna Bartlett Paris Mabel Gard Garnet Thompson Carroll Gard Evelyn Mathews Mattie Moore Irene Thompson John Lindley Wilma Fleetwood Harold Carpenter Tom Carpenter Choctaw Dorothy Stacy Wernz True Thompson Isaac Thompson West Union Robert Conner Terre Haute John Skelly Joe Riggs Burton Joe Millard Martin Maxine Marie Hollenbeck Wanda Nina Jas, Graham Flower Mary Scott Jean Crumlin Mattie Canady Bert Frank Augustus Altos Walter Augusta Roy Andy Ferris Cecile’ Bradbury Rockford, Winots Levy Lote Anna Newell Brown West Teree Haute Grace Quinn Gibble” Sommers Earl Smith Johns Susan Faye Dorothea Dorothea Bland Marel Bland Rev Jas. Kelley Russel Tucker Saddle Club Maggie Bland Donnetta Juanita Thompson John Page Russel Jr. Taylor Rosanna Fairgrief Ralph Fairgrief John Wilson O. E. Taylor Wash Hollenbeck Oville Mann

Memorial and social visits span Indiana and Illinois

Sunday memorial services planned at Dunlap church. Local residents visit Toledo Illinois and Terre Haute Indiana. Families share weekends and evenings with relatives in Marshall Walnut Prairie and Snyder church communities. Several hosts include Collier Cornwell and Myles households with neighbor gatherings and refreshments.

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THE Marshall Herald Darwin Commodore Frakes George Fleck Baby Hutsonville Wm. Renshaw Raymond Tingley Judy Jennie Tingley Albert Prevo Leland White Martinsville John .Frakes Carol June Elmer Jenkins Jess Strohm Harry Phelps Hutton Harry Ernest Tingley Deloris Laura Bush Maude Paddock Edith Gard H. L. Wright Fenton Ledermann Charlotte Kathryn Louise Robert Ben Richard Joan Mae Piety Septer Collier Rockville Fairy Coller Ferris Highsmith C. O. Highsmith Carol Bobbie Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck O. C. Shotwell Paul Finkbiner Prairieton Clarence Wallace Elijah Sims Mary Smith Wm. Misner Mrs. Mac Plery Miss Frances Drake Chester Claypool A. F. Deckard Marshall, Dlinois Harold H. Kintz Mxm Mrs. van Shields Sarah Hollenbeck Janet Rosalie Boensteel Jean St. John Harold Morris Raymond Tryon Ovie ‘Draper Jean Woods Donna Myles Marshal Lawrence Hollenbeck Sarah Hollenbeck James Sarah Sak John Carolyn St Peggy Patsy Steve Newport Stephen Chas Delores Pittinger Leon Myles Ola’ ‘ Collier Clarence Collier Toledo Ilinois Joe Miller Terre “Faute Roy. Pillinger Oni ‘Dren Clarence Tingley Ralph Ogile Snyder Church America Studebaker Stanfield Implement Company Eye Marshall Illino International Harvester R. E. Laird Edgers Harold Kintz Plum Street
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