Local Notables Attend Washington Event and Community News
County representatives Harola Bright Carl Taubeneck and Harry and Bernie Sturde leave for Washington to join the Zo rah Temple band at an Imperial Council meeting beginning June 4. George Jean and Miss Marian Sullivan wed in Terre Haute. Kenneth Gray and Lois Gilcreat arrive for the ceremony. Shriners Fred H. Wedman Crawford Noble travel to Washington. Rev. Clark J. Thomas departs for Springfield to act as senate chaplain. Mrs. Thomas joins later. Various social visits and local happenings include picnics, arm injuries, a junior-senior banquet, and relatives visiting Champaign and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jean
Marian Sulivan
Terré Haute
C. B. Pettit
Kenneth Gray
Bifiingha
Lois ‘Gilcreat
Akron
Ohio
Kone
For sale notices and help wanted in Marshall listings
Classified items include kitchen cabinet washing machine sale by Mrs Fred Wallis contact 22-1 Corn. housework offer by L A Wallace no washing. wool purchase by Frank Malloy Sons. 104 acre farm for sale near Martinsville call William Kelm Newman Ill Route 1. pasture rent by Frank Finkbiner Marshall Til phone 368R. produce sale including potatoes cabbage mango pimento celery by Fuller West bi. sale of a Chickering upright piano. life insurance estate creation by Mark Stewart Aetna Life. baby chicks catalog by D B T Farrow Chickeries Peoria IL. public fish nets sale June 1 by John Forbeck constable. money to loan on real estate and personal property B F Johnson and Arthur Poorman. Peonies for sale at 1.00 per dozen Mrs John Coates. piano classes by Ethel Hurst in June. Kodak finishing Keifer Drug Co. money to loan on farm lands by Cole Cole Marshall Illinois.
Local social notes list events across three counties
Arthur Johnson plans to enter Champaign school this summer after a few days with his mother Mrs. Fannie Johnson. Numerous visits include Miss Stella Mae Musgrave of Hisonville and Burton Prust of West Union at the Baccalaureate, and Mr. and Mrs. H H Graham of Paris with relatives. The column mentions travels, hospitalities, and arrivals from Detroit, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and other towns, detailing gatherings, visits, and a birth in Auburn announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Fannie Johnson
Champaign
Miss Hstella
Mae Musgrave
Hisonville
Burton Prust
West Union
Methodist Church
Local residents visit Marshall from surrounding towns
A list of Marshall area visitors and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crowe and their grandchildren Eleanor Wernz and Jean Prust of West Union, Mrs. Ernest Lockard of Chicago, Mrs. Emma Lockard and Beatrice, Miss Mary Johnson visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Deardorf in Muncie, and others from Kansas, Martinsville, Terre Haute, Springfield, Paris, Marion, Lower Wabash, Mattoon, Robinson, Biloxi, and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Crowe
Mary
Martha
Eleanor. Wernz
Jean Prust
West ‘Union
Marshall
Emma Lockard
Beatrice
Chicago
Mary Johnson
C. M. Deardorf
Muncie
Ind
Alderney Texts Echo in Misty Time
Fragmentary excerpt reflects on Chaucer style and a late comment by Sir Philip Suiney about Alderney. Reads as a cryptic historical note with tax exile reference and unclear Inland of Alderney phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Philip Suiney
Alderney
Sunday School Convention At Bailiff Church
A Sunday school convention will be held at Bailiff church on Sunday June 10 at 10:00 a m with Anderson Darwin and Melrose townships. Rev Lee Guyer will lead devotional. Nathan Mus grave offers today's lesson. County President J J Hawker and others address Why parents should attend Sunday school. Fred Holwick leads 2:00 p m devotional. Ethelbert Bartlett serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailiff Church
Anderson
Darwin
Melrose
Lee Guyer
Nathan Musgrave
C. W. Reynolds
Fred Holwick
J. J. Hawker
R. M. Clements
J. W. Adams
J. L. May
Ethelbert Bartlett
Sec’y
Local court record of marriages and transfers in Indiana and Ohio
A list shows Melvin Walters 21 of Greenup to Isa dore Shephard 2 of Greenup. Kenneth Gray 27 of Effingham to Lois Gilcrest 26 of Akron Ohio. Percy Garner 21 of Martinsville to Fairy Fasig 20 of Martinsville. Himer Frauman 40 of Richmond Indiana to Minnie Pratt 34 of Hebron Indiana. Leslia Wallace 21 of Anderson township to Orlie Tingley 18 of Marshall Guy Anderson 28 of Farmersburg Indiana to Helen DePriest 19 of Farmersburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Walters
Greenup
Isadore Shephard
Kenneth 3. Gray
Effingham
Lois Gilcrest
Akron
Ohio
Percy WH. Garner
Martinsville
Fairy Fasig
Himer C. Frauman
Richmond
Ind
Minnie Pratt
Hebron
Leslia J. Wallace
Anderson Township
Orlie. Tingley
Marshall
Elizabeth's Coaches Stirred Envy and Public Admiration
The passage notes husbands were expelled and sailors built improvised coaches to travel across lands. These coaches drew great jealousy from the queen's displeasure yet sparked broad admiration among observers and holders.
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Elizabeth
Indies
Cream Station Hours Extended for Farmers
The Pioneer Cream Station will stay open every evening until 8:00 p m or later if needed to accommodate busy farmers. Patrons are welcome and the service aims to please all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Bugs Take Towns Name The Oriental Weavers
The passage notes that names of oriental rugs derive from the towns states or tribes that wove them and have been passed down through generations by word of mouth. It also asserts marriage as a great leveler of incomes.
Sneort observes dog and worker. Georgia teases about intuition
In a domestic moment Sneort notices a workman entering a garage with a dog who eagerly approaches him. Georgia, watching, comments on the dog's affection and jokes about intuition versus meddlesomeness, prompting amusement.
Card of Thanks From the Beekel Family
The Beekel family expresses gratitude to friends in Armstrong vicinity and all others who offered help during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother. They also thank for the cherished choral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Charles Beekel
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Harry Smith
Susan
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M. Page
Mark Stewart
Aetna Life
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