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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
5
Classified notices list furnished apartment for rent with hot water heat and contact details, plus various farm and household sales including Hereford cow calf, pigs, turkeys, portable oil theater heater, and tires. Local businesses Buckner Gulf Service and STROUT-Realty advertise offerings and contact numbers.
Mrs. E. E. Howell returns from a three week trip visiting relatives in Wisconsin Illinois and Ohio. Numerous neighbors and relatives visit each other across towns including Paris Ho peston Robinson and Terre Haute. Several residents undergo hospital care and recoveries at Dwight and St. Louis while others plan trips to Gary Chicago and Miami.
Sunday visitors included the Frets family and Bill Frets from Highland Indiana plus Ruby Stewart of Gary Indiana and Jerry Adams with Mary. Doris Frets Marie Jackson and families from Newberry Indiana joined in. Miles Leitzinger Tracy Cunningham with Joe Ann and John visited Carmi Illinois. Ruth Macke from Terre Haute spent the weekend with Mamie Lickert. They visited Vern Spotts of West Union in the afternoon.
The Zion Emmanuel Christian Service Guild met at Mrs. Jean Miller's home with Dorothy Coldren presiding. New member Lucille Littoral was welcomed as Mildred Hirschman led a Thanksgiving season lesson. Members present included Hannah Arbuckle, Pat Berner, Margaret Beard, Dorothy Clark, and others.
The Marshall PTA meets in the South School all purpose room Monday November 20 at 7 30 p m. Program Parents Speak features buzz sessions and group discussions to improve education with a skit by fifth grade teachers Mary Heck and Marie Fraker plus an executive board study course update.
The Hustler's 4-H club convened November 11 at David Bland's home to organize for the year. Officers elected include Junior Leader Donnetta Bland Federation Delegate Charles Setzer President Jerry Holmes Vice President Jamie Brown Secretary Elaine McConchie Reporter Janie Johns Song Leader Tessa Cooper. Eleven old members attended with two new members Darrell McConchie and Russell Burnam. certificates and premiums were distributed and refreshments served.
The Four Anns choir from the American Legion Auxiliary will perform at the alumni banquet on November 22. Members include Ann Zschau Ann Bennett Carol Ann Curran and Martha Ann Bush with a special number by Carol Ann Curran. Otis Keeler former Marshall schools superintendent delivers the opening address.
There will be a special table for the 1936 alumni and their guests. A special effort is being made to contact everyone. Please notify Owen Flowers at 315 N 12th St Marshall. TB is caused by a germ the tubercle bacillus and is contagious.
John T thanks friends for cards prayers and visits during hospitalization and after returning home expressing sincere appreciation for the support received from Noron and others.
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