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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1959

Page

3

Funeral visits and Open House events in Chicago and Terre Haute

John Lowe and Virginia Lindley visited Chicago for a funeral of Noble Crocker and joined Marilyn Lindley and others. Mr and Mrs Dean Strohm and Mr and Mrs Harnett Wright hosted Sunday dinner with Roy Scott. They traveled to Terre Haute for Mattie Neff's birth anniversary open house at Herman Kelm's home. Ratts died. Allen Iins Robinson funeral held Monday.

John’ Lowe Mors Syrantor Marshall Noble Crocker Robin Dean, Strohm Harnett Herman Kelm Ce Ratts Allen Iins Robinson

Revival and social notes from Choctaw area parish and families

Mrs. Maude Miller and guests attended a Marshall revival at the Baptist church. Funeral visit to Marrs for Lee Jackson, and a birthday dinner at John and Golda Blizzard honoring several locals. Revival at Mill Creek Baptist church set for November 16 at 7 30 PM.

Maude Miller John Golda Blizzard John Nicol Marshall Woodford Williams Moon Lee Jackson Marrs Martha Booker Jessie Claypool Woodford Williams Marrs Funeral Home Harry Higginbotham Warren Norton Hershel Cline L. E. Batley West Union Mill Creek Baptist Church Warren Norton

Local families host Sunday dinners and visits in Farmersburg area

Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and Mra Mires Euleta Wernz with families hosted Sunday dinners. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Jones in Robinson and Mrs Herman Barnett's circle. Various relatives visited in Robinson and Terre Haute areas. mentions of hospital return and improving conditions.

Frankie Ronnie Allen Farmersburg Mires -Euleta_ Wernz Robert Jones Robinson Herman Barnett Sunnday Reba Welrat Paris Lee ‘Jackson Alton Mary Crumling Dorothy Carroll Gard Walter Harry Thompson Walter Gard Terre Haute Adah Gray Fern Wernz John Musgrave Harold Graham Grant Hollenbeck Quimba Norton

County Line Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

A Mt. Olive church supper honored Everett Ralston who moved to Robinson. Mrs. Esther Leasure visited Mrs. Ruth Wells. Eighteen ladies met at Mrs. Ray Drake to sew cancer bandages. Visitors included Mrs. George St. John Bryce Drake and Byron Calvert. The Williams-Correll wedding was at Trimble church. Harold Clatfelter family dined with Mrs. Bessie Davidson near Marshall.

Mt. Olive Church Everett Ralston Robinson Esther Leasure Ruth Wells Ray Drake George St. John of Casey Bryce Drake Byron Calvert Joe McCrory Williams- Correll Trimble Church Harold Clatfelter Bessie Davidson Marshall

Fire destroys farm home. Chester Linton hospitalized

Chester Linton was taken to Union Hospital Sunday morning for observation and treatment. Fire destroyed the Edgar Brosman farm home around 9:30 Saturday evening. some furniture saved though the house was completely destroyed. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix, Sharon, and Mr and Mrs Bill Hendrix visiting Mr and Mrs Carroll Kammacher and family.

Chester Linton Union Hospital Edgar Brosman Lloyd Hendrix Sharon Bill Hendrix Carrol Kammacher Glenn Wilhoit Joyce

Campaign poster girl Beth Pyron promotes 1966 March of Dimes

Beth Pyron, age 2, a poster child for the New March of Dimes 1966 campaign, shares the story of Mary Be born with an open spine and hydrocephalus. The charity highlights the fight against birth defects, arthritis, and polio through scientific research. Beth cherishes her walking horse while her brother Tommy, age 4, is described as normal.

Beth Pyron Aer Tames March of Dimes Cripp U. S Mary Be New March of Dimes Mary Beth Tommy

Home Bureau Hears On Hunting Trip Risks

Thirteen members attended a Home Bureau meeting as part of a year review. speakers discussed hunting trip risks and fatal incidents in 1958. The report notes concerns over game, animals, and woman participation while emphasizing safety practices.

Home Bureau Thad

Local Socials Include Visits and Festival Attendees

The report notes Paul Behner Curtright attended a band festival in Terre Haute on Saturday. Ralph Marrs and his sons visited Sunday with Karen Curtright and Connie Hammond. Mr and Mrs Chapman and Mrs Beatrice Curtright called on Mildred Pine Thursday evening.

R ‘Sind Paul Behner Curtright Terre Haute Ralph Marrs and Sons Karen’ “Curtright Connie Hammond Chapmance Beatrice Curtright Mildred Pine

Dress Shop Tricks Delight Local Shoppers

A town story notes Sandy Philip's Shop drawing interest as Mrs Marsh probes gowns. Sandy reveals customer service and flattery as his 'secret' in fashion sales. He admits altering dress size labels to appear more flattering. Local shoppers respond with curiosity and cautious trust.

Sandy Philip Sandy

Sizing up the Situation in a Town’s Quiet Bias

A reader reflects on how people size up their own figures and justify bias. The piece compares self deception to claims of tolerance while illustrating subtle prejudice in everyday neighborly life.

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