Local social notices list church, bridge and family gatherings
A long list of social events at a Christian church includes a Friday November 12 all day meeting with a pot luck dinner in attendance were many named women and families. Other gatherings include Mr and Mrs O K Allen hosting bridge night with guests. Carl Taubeneck class hosts. American Legion event planned for December 6. various visits, travels, and illnesses noted among townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Christian Church
Lloyd ‘Hanley
Ed Bethard
Robert "Pruitt
Burns Hurst
Harvey Wesnitzer
Ld.tucker
RB. C. Jacobs
Milo Claypool
Frank ‘McNary
BE Milton
Merle Bruner
Clarence “Wright
Daisy Griffin
Mabel Black
Frances Bartlett and
Gon
B. ‘Amyx
Zoe Pearce
Secure Your Old Age With Aetna Life Policy
TODAY urges readers to plan financially for retirement. Consider an Aetna Life Insurance Policy to provide for yourself and support dependents, starting now to ensure preparedness and peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna
Classified notices and sales in a small town page
Local classified column lists items for sale including buggy and harness, Jersey Black Giant cock verels, Burgess radio batteries, keeping winter apples Stayman winesap red winesap willow twig Black Ben, and used furniture. Community bake sales and loan ads mix with farm business opportunities and household product promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayman
Yast
Forrest Smith
Marshall
Goethite Houston Texas letter from Fred W Stepleton
Reader letter from Fred W Stepleton of Houston Texas describes Houston growth, Texas climate and agriculture gains, praise for the city as Gateway to the World, family notes, travel letters from Decatur Illinois about trips to Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and Stone Mountain, and local political observations. The writer invites Texans to visit Houston and mentions family in Kansas and Illinois connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Herald
Texas
Kemak
Galveston Bay
Chrisman
Paris
Marshall
Ill
Houston
Fred W. Stepleton
Mary C. Ross
Illinois
W. L. Stepleton
Walton
Kansas
Dolson Township
Clark County
State of
Neck of the Woods
Lee
Bnt
Harris County
Stiles St
Shively Highlighted as Prominent Illinois Athlete
Bernie Shively, 6 foot 4 inch guard from Illinois, earns notable recognition in a Chicago Tribune profile. The article notes his versatility across football, basketball, wrestling, hammer throw and track, plus leadership as captain of the boxing or mat squad, with early life in Ouver and Parma high schools and Tau Delta Tau membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Shively
Irving Vaughn
Chicago Tribune
Erivens
Bernie ‘Armsted Shively
University of ‘Illinois
Illinois
Chicago
Maroons
Zuppke
Shively
Drbana
Ouver
Paris
Etwas
Pariacs
Cant
Jim McMillan
Inter
Euchesides
Orangor
Iiint Mat
Ots Tau Delta Tau
Thanksgiving service at United Brethren church details
Ministerial association announces Union Thanksgiving service at United Brethren church on Thursday evening November 25 at 7 30 with a congregation led program including an invocation by Rev G G Ross special music the president’s proclamation by Rev Howard Leach a duet song a sermon by Rev R C Mowery doxology and benediction The scripture theme recalls the fathers paths and the line Remember God and He will remember you while Forget God and He will forget you warns attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Mowbry
United Brethren Church
G. G. Ross
Howard Leach
R. C. Mowery
God
Congregational Church Schedule With Thanksgiving Themes
Morning worship at 10 45 with the theme Thanksgiving What and How. Evening worship on the same day centered on Thanksgiving Profession and Practice. Church school at 9 30 a m and Midweek worship Wednesday at 7 30 p m led by Pastor G R Ross.
Christian R CG Mowery Pastor Schedule at Local Church
Bible school at 9 30 a m Preaching at 10 45 a m Theme Roadside Evangelism Evening services at 7 30 pm Theme The Unity and Harmony of the Church Junior Endeavor meets during preaching hour each Sunday Senior Society meets at 6 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 pm Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 pm
Christian Science Sunday Services and Library Access
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with a 11 90 o clock session on soul and body. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock. Reading room and circulating library offer Bible and authorized Christian Science literature for reading borrowing or purchase, open Wednesdays and Saturdays 11 00 to 4 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Sunday School
Methodist Church Farm Families Night At Harvest Program
The Methodist church invites farmers and families to a Harvest Night program with a guest speaker Professor Rn. Be Apple of Martingville. Five prizes and B samples await winners for produce and soy products. Evening worship at 7 and Sunday school at 9 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Leach
Vpastor
Methodist Church
Willa
Ally
Apple
Martingvillé
Exhibit of Beans and Soy by Professor Connelly
Professor Joe Connelly will oversee the corm and soy exhibit with rites furnished by the merits of Marshall. Mr. W. W. Merritt of Martinsville is named as judge of the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Connelly
Marshall
W. W. Merritt
Martinsville
Reverend Swain to preach at Lexington Marshall Baptist Church
Rev Swain of Lexington Kentucky will preach at the Marshall Baptist church on Sunday November 25 at 11 oclock in the morning and at 7 oclock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Lexington
Marshall ‘Baptist
United Brethren Church Revival Plans and Notices
Sipes pastor conducts services at United Brethren with Sunday school at 9:30. Grace Chapel and Friendship also hold morning classes and services. Revival begins at Centenary on November 28. A church meeting to elect legal officers is set for Monday evening November 22. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genteslary
Christian Endeavor
Ruth Washburn
Centenary
Grace Chapel
Friendship
Marshall
Disjointed aphorisms on self restraint and appetite
A fragmentary note cites a wine remark about knowing when enough is enough and contrasts a discontented person with a self satisfied one. The lines mix informal slang and truncated thoughts, leaving a rough sense of social behavior.
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O. K. ‘Allen
BH. B. Howell
Lloyd Pulver
John Rademaker
H. R. Snavely
G. H. Roli‘son
C.” R. Johnson
Ed Robaera
Jean
Dewey
Beth Stardrds
Prevo
Mary Lutz
Chas
B. Taylor
Harry E Wallace
Emma, Ziegler
Callie “Baker
Terre Haute
Leis
R. E. Babcock
Unday
Albert Baggs
Wabash
Jos K Kerr
Lu Coe
Seymour Hurst
B. R. Brockway
George
Harry ‘Bamiesberger
Claypool
Leon Cox
Helen Hurst
Mt. Vernon
Conrad Schul
Cox
Harriet Metz
The
Herald
Union Hospital
Mrs. la Cole
Blue Bird Club
Perry Lewis
Crawfordsville
Ind
Harry B. Dulaney
Loren Wilson
Oliver
Freda Burkhead
Pearl Hall
Graham: “Ladies ‘Bible
W. T. Hollenbeck
Russell Nightlinger
Carl Taubeneck
American Legion
Joe Davison
Witchita
John Davison
Joe Coombs
David Coombs
Wm. Patton
Bridgeport
Fred Nicol
Indianapolis
Clarinda. Johnson
Robinson
Elmer Cox
Grace of
West Terre Haute
Jennie Machlan
S. W. Broadhurst
Lower Wabash
Mark Stewart
Grant Martin
Fred Strohm
Amsterdam Dress ‘Company
Amsterdam
N. Y
Burgess Radio Batteries
BH. M-Dewey, & Co
Jersey Black Giant Cockverels
John A. Snedeker
Minorca
H. Mi ‘Dewey & Co
Spa
Slaughter
Wood St
Timoiy
Michigan Ave
Florence Sieater
1St ‘Street
iMoney
Harry, Ramesberger
Berean’ Daughters
Chistian Church
Black & Hutchinson
Burgess
MG Dewey. &I CO
B. & Johnson
Gree EE
Terdeamanda
Rawlaigh
Glark County
Rawleigh
Avery
Kotten
South
Decatur, Ill
Tookout
Pixie Flyer
Atlanta
Georgia
Biltmore
Stone Mountain
Moutain
Seighteen
AR Banquet Gas
Leo
Lao
Bea
Margié Brown
Hughes
Hellman Ave
Wilmar
Calif
Harry B. Potter
Mr. Potter
West Union
West York
York
Walnut Prairie
Souther California
California
Alhambra Park
Alhambra
Matt Mount
Kilborn
Mary and
Doug
Aimee
Ilinois
Gard
Justice
the Herald
Steve
Rosa
Shack
D. W. Hull
Tribune
Geo. G. Ross
Methodist
United Brethren
Sipes
the Home
Wc.fields
Alice Joyce
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Chas. Murray
Mieye’s Grocery
Std & Main Sts
D.d.doll & Son
Florida
Grimes
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