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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1962
Page
3
Rev E C Ham announces a revival meeting at Dennison church starting November 8 with Rev Gene Clark as evangelist. Local residents and families across Terre Haute Marshall and West Terre Haute send greetings and notes of visits. scripture Proverbs 18 10 closes the column.
Melrose community updates list visits and gatherings among residents including Lois Shelton Nina Blankenbeker and families Miss Kenderdine and the Kenderdine clan, the Mills family and others. Also notes the death of Caroline Amstot and a University of Illinois drying study on high moisture shelled corn.
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Ellen Cooper widow of Homer Cooper were held at Bailiff church near West York. She died at her daughter’s home in Terre Haute. Surviving daughters Helen Boag Alice Peak and six sons include Floyd Leon Claude Mack Coy and Delmon. Relatives and friends gathered for a family weekend visit in Robinson and nearby towns. Tony Randall born November 3 at Union Hospital Terre Haute is their first child.
Elder Gaylord Green of Casey will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. A birthday dinner honored John Blizzard and Ben Strohm with guests including Maude Miller, Martha Booker, and various local residents. Grace Blizzard joined Maude Miller for the winter, with multiple visits noted around Marshall, Gary and Darien.
Community announcements include Bible school attendance, new furnaces, and funeral services for Arthur Blunk and Lucille Gray. Social visits, tea events, and family gatherings are listed along with a note on drain tile quality from University of Illinois engineers for farmers.
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