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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1962
Page
3
Terre Haute area residents and families are listed as visitors and guests in many households. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee and family, Mrs. Bertha Lee, and others shared meals and Sunday dinners with relatives in Terre Haute and West Terre Haute. Activities include wiener roasts, hay rides, and weekend visits to Marshall, Brazil, and Indianapolis venues.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cannady called on Mr. and Mrs. James Graham. The Gard and Vanfieet visits to Terre Haute doll display. Adah Gray visited Ruby Wallace at Marshall. Pleasie Bartlett attended Martinsville church with the Wells. Humboldt residents shop in Terre Haute. Vanfleet couple went to Elkhorn Wisconsin for the Blue Ribbon sale, returned Monday. Russell Boyer underwent major surgery at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Harold Boyer of Santa Monica joined local hosts for Friday dinner.
Mrs. Night and Mrs. Ledermann with Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Ledermann hosted visitors including Bertha Higginbotham of Marshall and Lu Beirmathe r Sunday. Clinton Indiana relatives were guests of Mrs Merle McCrory and family. Ruth Wright and Mrs Emma Dickerson visited in Marshall. Local visits included Frances J Heleine Rosa Coopanis and Mary Mason shopping in Lawrenceville and Don Hoach’s niece visit.
Mrs John Morton is in Chicago this week to attend the annual I A A meeting, joining other members for the event.
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports social visits around West Liberty including Miss Nancy Lou Biggs staying with Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald and many neighbors attending church at Martinsville Bible Church. Families such as Hinkle Fitzgarrald Stutesman and Starks are noted visiting friends and relatives in surrounding towns.
The Smith Hughes Act of 1917 created federal funds for state vocational programs in public schools. The Future Farmers of America formed nationally in November 1928 during a Kansas City meeting of students and leaders in Missouri.
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