Sunday Socials and Dinners Fill Marshall Area
Community notices list family dinners and social gatherings across Marshall Indiana. Guests include multiple Cline and Kannmacher families visiting relatives in West Union Ridgefarm Martinsville and Indianapolis. Joan Kile returns from Belgian Congo on furlough and church groups plan events including a Christmas dinner and Go-to-Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Cline
West Union
Elvin Kile
Deloris
Joan
Granada
Minnesota
Carl Tingley
Hutsonville
Gerald Winland
Ridgefarm
John Davidson
Burton Cline
Gene Cline
Zela Salter
Marshall
Vivian Kannmacher
Indianapolis
Harry Kannmacher
Martinsville
Joan Kile
Belgian Congo
Harry Thompson
Tuesday Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs. Howard Kuhn
The Tuesday club met this week with Mrs. Howard Kuhn. Those present included Mrs. John Geheb Mrs. Martin Tarble Mrs. Frank Gunder Mrs. Ed Zimmerly Mrs. Stella Clem Mrs. Virgil Hurst Mrs. BE Hurst and Mrs. John McCauley. Mr and Mrs. Robert Robert Welsh entertained Mr and Mrs. P C Miller of Marshall to dinner last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome H. Millhouse
Marshall
Wes Millhouse
Byron Stepp
David R., Nash and Sons
David and
Steven
Gustave Ritter
Graham
Methodist Church
Louie Hawker
Ben T. Baird
Sara Weaver
Harry Lichtenberger
Hurley Welsh
Virgil Hurst
William Lickert
Robert Swain
Clara Hills
Nettle Dawson
Sally Graham
M. L. Yeoman
Harvard
Ilinois
Howard Long
Charleston
Porter Casteel
Frank Flaski
Stella Clem
Howard Kuhn
John Geheb
Martin Tarble
Frank Gunder
Ed Zimmerly
Be, B. Hurst
John McCauley
Robert Robert Welsh
P. C. Miller
Wrecks and Warning Against Sin in Moral Tale
Rev Robert H Harper reflects on a freight train wreck caused by a bad journal and parallels moral ruin from small sins. He warns that drunkenness and gambling ruin hopes, urging cultivation of good to foster growth and avoid disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jekyll
New Dimensions fabric exhibit in New York features 11 000 square feet
The New Dimensions show by Celanese Corporation of America fills 11 000 square feet with thousands of yards of fabrics in hundreds of colors and textures. The month long exhibit includes 55 color slides shown November 18 1957 at 2 00 pm for Home and Garden with Mrs. Edgar Berner as reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Célanese Corporation of America
Home and Garden
Edgar Berner
World War I Army Card Game and Market Motives
The piece notes Twenty-One or Blackjack as the Army’s old favorite game among doughboys in World War I. It also asserts Columbus sought new markets for Spanish goods, and mentions a large periscope used in nuclear tests. It describes color television and viewing safety, and ends with elephants’ feeding noises and stealthy herd movement in the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Flanders
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Della Bohn
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Ethel Finkbiner
Ada Blizzard
Elizabeth Farris
Hattie Hurst
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Jane Macke
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Mae Shade
Anna Veach
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Don Davidson
Myron Lucas
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van Dyke
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Fred Adams
Herman Cork
Chester Moore
Cork
Henry Helman
Emery Bloodworth
Terre Haute Oo. E. S
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William Lacky
Jack Cline
Benton Marrs
John A. Wieland
Ralph George
Deming Hotel Smorgasbord
A. L. Jewett
Stephen
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Frank Il
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Lloyd
H. J. Kemp
Joe Kemp
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Marshall Unit P . A
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Joseph Perkins
North Central College
Naperville
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Charles Perkins
Dayton
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Patty Chaney
Rock Island
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Basil Moore
Louise’s
Terre Haute
Bethel
Job
Dale Norton
Carl Norton
Lois
John Mixon
Mike
Frank Meehling
Grendel Bennett
van Tarble
Leroy McNary
Irene Cline
Frances Schroeder
Robinson
Robert Eugene Smith
Toledo
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Leslie Turner
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John Saiter
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C. W. Vernier
Herman Miller
Keith
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the Legion
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Sam Bradley
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Danville
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Idaho
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N. 12Th Street
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