Blessed are They Who Mourn In Dennis on Church News
Mrs Russell Taylor records Sunday visits across the community. Many relatives and friends from Atwood West Terre Haute and Paris call on families including Loutrell Setzer Kate Lackey and the Taylors. Hospitalized Mr Thompson at St Anthony hospital with hepatitis. Community dinner hosted by Rev B S Ham with guests from Marshall Salem Terre Haute and Vandalia.
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Loutrell Setzer
Kate Lackey
George Ray
Fam Uy
Raymond Hutchings
Lyman Cole
Atwood
Illinois
Orville
Taylor
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Thompson
St. Anthony Hospital
Albert Moore
Arcola
Seibert Shirar
Vermilion
FP. M. White
David Bland
Donnetta
J. H. Johns
Virgil Wallace
Frank Tingley
Marshall
Vera
Mary Tharp
Florence McCulley
Joan
Ben Maynard
William
Avil Bowers
Wayne Bowers
Salem
Indiana
Merrill McCulley
Lawrence Cooper
Daryl D. Taylor
Sheila
Terre Haute
Winford Taylor
Mabel Guthrie
Gerald Wilt
Harold| Fisher
Grace Mason
Vallie
Patty Green
West
Russell Taylor
W. J Sturgell
Elbridge
Edmond Bowling
Metcalf
Gust Thompson
Ed Jones
E. O. Jones
Marie Skilffett
Fred Arthur
Fenton Fairgrief
Robert Maynard
Paris
And
Martinsville PTA to Host Evening Program November Fifth
The Martinsville Parent-Teachers Association announces a meeting Tuesday November 5 at 7 30 p m in the grade school gymnasium. Martinsville Board of Education members will be introduced, with a second grade entertainment under Mrs Spittler and Mr Kruger. Speaker John C Watson, assistant director of Illinois Department of Registration and Education, will be introduced by county superintendent Myron Tedrick. Second grade mothers will close with refreshments, urging attendance for community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Parent-Teachers Association
Board of Education of the
Spittler
Kruger
John C Watson
Myron Tedrick
Watson
Department of Registration and Education
Ilinois
PTA
Local notes chronicling licenses, football, crime and staff moves
Fifty marriage licenses are listed including Charles Gaby and Stella Lamb in Johnson township and Danewood D. King with Lizzie Shumard of Terre Haute. Fourteen oil wells produced 940 barrels with Crawford Lawrence and Clark counties reporting. Martinsville burglary hits Woods hardware and Winters Bros. cash drawer. The football team plans trips to Georgetown and Champaign. John Meehling, farmer near Grand Turn, dies. William Knipe named Commercial Telegraph manager at Mt. Carmel. Lester Leach to succeed him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaby
Stella Lamb
Johnson Township
Danewood D. King
Lizzie Shumard
Terre Haute
Dlinois
Crawford’ County
Lawrence
Clark
Wiley High
Martinsville
J. W. Woods
Winters Bros
Everett Collins
Dennison
Mina Mason
West Terre Haute
Charley Johnson
Casey
Freda Freeman
Melrose
Lloyd Cromts
Elzora Collins
Georgetown
Champaign
Mr. Meehling
George Meehling
Marshall
William Knipe
Commercial Telephone Company
Mt. Carmel
Olney
Lester Leach
Thirty Years Ago 1933 Local Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued include Carl Bennett 23 Terre Haute and Melbourne Cox 19 Terre Haute David Cooper 60 West Union and Elizabeth Sweitzer 63 Walnut Prairie Lon Spires 35 Clarksville and Gertrude Thomas 39 Clarksville. Marshall High tied Oakland 19 to 0 in a recent game Palestine visits for a big match Saturday at 2 pm. Ray Woodard 14 operated at Paris hospital. Antone Wernz fractured his left arm playing on a vacant lot. John Wesley Duran 82 died in Marshall Saturday October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bennett
Lottie Woodard
Paris Hospital
Antone Wernz
Leo Wernz
South 5Th Street
Marshall
John Wesley Duran
Improvements bring eight miles more double track on St Louis division
Twenty years ago in 1843 improvements costing 2.5 million include eight miles of new double track on the busy St. Louis division near Pocahontas. The line connects with another eight miles of double track added about a year earlier for a total extra 1 million in improvements. Wayne Pennell returns to Rhode Island after furlough. Rose Marie Fetters and Pfc Arthur Shotts wed at St. Mary's Rectory with Rev Donahue officiating. Duane Wiser on ten day furlough from Camp Claiborne visits his parents. Marriage licenses issued: Leon WIlliamson and Flora Ann Cline. Clifford Reed and Geneva Reed. Tea for Lurlyne Goekler by Pythian Sisters Sunday. Funeral for Otto V. Cappack at Bedino Chapel with burial in Marshall Cemetery. Effingham Flaming Hearts beat Marshall Lions 89 to 20 Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pocahontas
Wayne Pennell
US. Navy
Rhode Island
John Fetters
Rose Marie
Pfc
Arthur Shotts
John Shotts
St. Mary’s Rectory
Donahue
Duane Wiser
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Ray Wiser
Leon A. Williamson
Robinson
Flora Ann Cline
West Union
Clifford H. Reed
Marshall
Geneva Reed
Lurlyne Goekler
Pythian Sisters
Otto V. Cappack
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Dennis Barber
Marshall Cemetery
Effingham Flaming Hearts
Marshall Lions
Lions
Flaming Hearts
Rotary District Governor Feutz to Visit Marshall Club
Frank C. Feutz governor of Rotary District No 649 will visit the Marshall Rotary on Tuesday evening November 5. The club meets at 6 30 p m in the Colonial Kitchen. Feutz is owner of the Frank C Feutz Co and has been a Rotarian with perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Feutz
Rotary
Marshall Rotary
Colonial Kitchen
Robert
Frank
Frank C. Feutz Co
Open House at Evenglow Lodge November 10 17
The Rev J Arnold Olsen announces open house for Evenglow Lodge, a Methodist supported retirement home at Pontiac Illinois, from November 10 to 17 with daily tours at 2:00 p m. The seven story building expands capacity from 40 to 170 residents and is supported by the Central Illinois Conference and Festival of Sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Arnold Olsen
Marshall Methodist Church
Evenglow Lodge
Pontiac
Teinois
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