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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1961

Page

5

Thousands Visiters Spread Across Indiana and Illinois

A long list of visitors and relatives crowded Marshall Terre Haute and nearby towns this Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. Quinn, Lt. Commander James Hornbrook, and children from Rhode Island plan a ten day visit before a Norfolk assignment. Dozens of families from Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Ohio visited friends and relatives in Evansville Martinsville Urbana Collinsville Kankakee and Chicago areas during the holiday weekend.

Commmander James Hornbrook Rhode Island J. R. Hornbrook Norfolk Virginia Victor Shafer Menomonie Wisconsin William Imle Marshall Terre Haute Hans Olsen, Sr Charleston Hans Olsen, Jr Weat Lafayette Mrs. Hornbrook Rose Baggs Conrad Dawson Collinsville Illinois

Thanksgiving gatherings mark Clarksville area social season

The Zion Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ross Pine home with Mrs. Rebby Medsker leading the session and Miss Verna Finkbiner directing devotionals. Numerous members and guests attended including Mrs. Ruth Berner and Mrs. Alice Tingley. The Gleaners Class met at Clarksville Baptist Church with theme Thanksgiving and various members sharing readings. A long list of dinners, visits, and thanksgivings followed at homes of local families with relatives from Terre Haute Paris and Casey attending events and the wedding of Richard Dillon and Patricia Deikhoff in Terre Haute noted.

Zion Ladies Aid Ross Pine Rebby Medsker Johnson Verna Finkbiner Ruth Berner Alice Tingley Robert Maurer Kenneth Pumpbhrey Herman Seidel Robert Boyer Richard ‘Miller Anna,Davidson Polly Dean Edgar Berner Amelia Sweitzer Clarence Hawker Ralph Medsker Emma Geisert Cliff Saiter Dean Finkbiner David Robert Finkbiner H. V. Johnson Gleaners Clarksville Ruth Fox Rose Clapp John Meloy Clark Center Richard Dillon Patricia Deikhoff St Patrick Church Terre Haute Deming John Dillon

Rent Notice For Frozen Food Locker And House

Rent ad lists Drake Frozen Food Locker at 405 S 8th St Marshall I 46 tf plus mod house rental at 311 Pine. Inquire at house or call Joe Blagg 2889 2225 A7 tf.

Drake Frozen Food Locker Marshall, I. Z Joe Blagg Drake’s South 8Th St Marshall, Linois

Wanted: Old coins up for top prices in Terre Haute and Marshall

Buyers offer high payouts for Lincoln cents Indian Heads Buffalo Nickels gold pieces and proof sets. Call or write or will call at home Marold Guilton 4204 N 14th Terre Haute Ind phone N 5458. Also wanted 125 to 150a in Marshall vicinity write to Gene Hansel Route 4 Marshall 47 1.

Marold Guilton Terre Haute Ind Marshall Gene Hansel

Public Auction and Property Listings from Martinsville Ill

Public auction at Bob's Market 1300 8 Central Paris Cl Tuesday November 28 at 10 30 a m features fixtures shelving cash registers meat cases groceries and more. Also for sale a modern home with barn on eight acres near blacktop by appointment call 88 9 2313. Apples listed include Jonathan Red Golden Delicious Rome Beauty and others with cider honey and winesaps. New Aman’s Apple House Martinsville Ill offers baskets for holidays.

Central Paris Col Mel Schoch Jonathans Rome Ben Davis Newaman’s Apple House Martinsville Ill

Rademaker 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated

Mr and Mrs John Rademaker marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a church mass and a dinner hosted by the Women of the Altar Society. Relatives from multiple towns attended including Mr and Mrs Douglas Libengood and families and Mrs Bernard Hipskind. A Hawaii bouquet was sent to honor the couple.

John Rademaker Altar Society Douglas Libengood and Sons Bernard |Hipskind Jack Zimmer Joe Rademaker Joe Kelly James Kelly Ted Rademaker al Ferris Peru Indiana John Hopskind Champaign Ed Craig Greenup Lloyd Pulver James Craig Don Ferris Eamer Haugh Hawaii

Thanksgiving and dinner visits across multiple households

Mrs. Pearl Bennett hosted a Saturday dinner for guests from Champaign and nearby towns including Lincoln and Terre Haute. Thanksgiving meals were shared at the Dixon home with family and friends, and Diana Gentry celebrated her Friday night birthday with a group of young friends. Others hosted dinners with local relatives from Terre Haute and nearby communities.

Pearl Bennett Robert Bates Timmy Champaign Simon Sobrepena Ramundo Suarby Rantoul Jim Bennett Joe Bennett Joan Trudy Beltz Lillie Walcott Lincoln Illinois William Dewry Terre Haute Diana Gentry Pam Downs Brenda Pancake Sandy Burkett Jackie Miller Dutchess Leitch

Local Families Share Thanksgiving Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bender and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hammond were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bloodworth and Mrs. Daisy Cole visited Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cole.

Dale Crumlin Leanna Dennis Jones Deniese Fred Hirsch Gary Adam Imle Ralph Jackson Mary Veach David Reed Leslie Turner Ralph Turner Carl Bender David R. Nash and Sons Nash Ruth McClarey Glen McClarey Shelly Jerome H. Millhouse David R. Nash David Steven Gustave Ritter Jerome H. Muthouse George Miller Wm. Dixon Chester Hammond Emery Bloodworth Daisy Cole Mrs Kenneth Cole

Mrs Gladys Woods Visits With Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bell

Mrs Gladys Woods visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr Rudolph Bell and Mrs Rudolph Bell. The trio spent time together at their home and discussed local community events.

Gladys Woods Rudolph Bell

Card of Thanks for Eugenia Davis

The family of Eugenia Davis expresses sincere thanks to Rev. H. J. Kemp to the singers and flower donors to Greenwell Funeral Home for arrangements to all who called at the home sent cards and food helped at the cemetery and everyone who had a part in any way. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis and family.

Eugenia Davis H. J. Kemp Greenwell Funeral Home

Thanks for the Cards and Prayers from the Stepp Family

Mr and Mrs George T Stepp express gratitude for the many cards prayers and visits they received while in hospital and after returning home.

Mrs George T. Stepp

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