Birthday gatherings and club notices fill area social page
A large county social page recounts birthday celebrations at multiple homes in Marshall and surrounding towns with guests from Martinsville Terre Haute Paris Casey Oakland and Monticello. It also lists many church club meetings including the American Legion Auxiliary Clark County Post 90 and Zion Emmanuel United Methodist events with program topics and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clea Cartright
Max Hirschman
Janie
Jim
Hindsboro
Illinois
Bonnie Smith
John Kite
Oakland
Mike Ashmore
Monticello
Addie Chapan
Casey
Lafe Marrs
Albert Marrs
Marshall
Ralph Marrs
Terre Haute
Mike Bardin
Michele
Paris
Addie Cox
Ivan
Wilbur Cartright
Martinsville
American Legion Auxiliary
Clark County
American Legion
Basil Moore
Will Rogers
Danville Hospital
Garnet Thompson
Thompsons
Delphia Hewitt
Raymond Tinger
Lawrence Smith
Raymond Bohn
Ernest Tingley
Mable Edwards
Amiga Club
Tom’s
H. R. Bamesberger
Gene Schmalhausen
Victor Miller
John Hollenbeck
T. B. Findley
Percy Stanfield
Bamesberger
Grendell Bennett
Frank Gunder
Hershell Aybuckle
Raymond Hawker
Racine
Wisconsin
Clarence Hawker
Hipple
Walter Craig
Ralph Montgomery
Robinson
Lawrenceville
Bridgeport
Vincennes
Wayne Hise
Fred Eitel
N A_ Hollenbeck
Don Hosch
Herbert Trefz
William Downey
Omer Shanter
Don Abel
Wm. Meehling
George Kile
John Edwards
Wm. Koutsoumpas
Wayne Turner
Earl ‘Turner
James Fritcher
Robert White
Indianapolis
Elmer White
Mary
Stockholm House
Lafayette Square
W.S.C.S
Zion-Emmanuel Youth Fellowship
Clare Kance
Christ
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Mechdy-Johnson Gospel
Zion Church
Ringling Brothers
L. M. Mechdy
Homecoming Service Speaker Visits Dennison
Rev. H H. Daugherty of Cowden formerly pastor, spoke at the homecoming service Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Wendell Keefer and sister Jean Ewing of Fort Worth shared a Thursday dinner with residents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H. Daugherty
Cowden
Hlinots
Wendell Keefer
Jean Ewing
Fort Worth
Texas
Community Guests Share Homecoming Weekend
Mrs. Frances Tharp of Marshall visits her mother Mrs. Grace Mason and attends homecoming. Numerous relatives from Terre Haute Paris Marshall and Martinsville join Mrs. Daisy Prusett Mrs. Russell Stepp and others for dinners visits and celebrations across Vermilion Paris Terre Haute and Villa Grove route four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Keeper
Toms In
Marshall
Orville Taylor
Foster Thompson
Wrest Terre Haute
Frances Tharp
Grace Mason
Dean Holmes
Deanie
Bill Brown
Vermilion
Earl Brown
Mary Jo
Darrell Savant
West Derre-Hatte
Darrell Shade
Villa Grove
Daisy Prusett
Virginia Thompson
Clarann
Martinsville
Family News From Lawrenceville and Nearby Areas
Lawrenceville Illinois residents spent the weekend with relatives as families welcomed visitors. Mr and Mrs James Plew of West Terre Haute announce the arrival of a baby boy at Union Hospital. Mrs Plew is the former Linda Thompson, granddaughter of Mrs Orville Taylor. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fairgrief Jr and family of Indianapolis visited his parents in town. The passage closes with a biblical verse from Psalms 6:9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Rose
Joe Ryan
Melody Marvin
Christine Smitley
Beth Lucan
Nancy Pine
Louis Marvin
Wesley Hogue
Herman Seidel
Ralph Goekler
Bis Barkey
Terre Haute
Ruth “Hazelton
Order of the Eastern Star
Robinson
Hogue
East
Barkley
J B. Cox
William Pendley
Beltsville
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Pendley
St. George County
Walter Reed Hospital
F Pendley
Marshall
John Quick
Ronald Higginbotham
Friendswood
Texas
Robert Smitley
Fenton Quick
Watseka, Til
William Barker
Manteno
Illinois
Lucy Bradley
Debbie Clark
West Union
Otho Miller
Milo Prust
James Nestlerode
Renceville
Ilinois
John Yeley
James Plew
West Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Plew
Linda Thompson
Orville Taylor
Ralph Fairgrief Jr
Indianapolis
Ralph Fairgrief
Marshall Community Schools Food Service History
The Marshall Community Schools have provided cafeteria services since 1949 with a high school facility and transport to other schools. An elementary center was added in 1954 and a North School complex in 1967 serving Worth and South School students. The board aims to comply with state and federal directives requiring meals for all students by 1972, and will serve about 750 to 800 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Community Schools
Southside
North School
Worth School
South School
Board of Education
Illinois
School lunch program cost and funding structure described
The article explains the hot lunch program in a school district with 40 to 45 percent participation. Type A meals cost 40 cents, with the state reimbursing four cents per meal and the federal government supplying surplus commodities. It notes meals aim to be self supporting but depend on participation and commodities, and lists expenses including salaries, food, maintenance, utilities, depreciation, and transportation between campuses.
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Lays of the
First Christian Church
Ruth Hanley
John Jones
Clara Kesler
Ruby van Roorgen
Ethel Finkbiner
Della Bohn
Nellie Stevens
Nellie Sims
Elizabeth Ferris
Tom's
Paul Arney
van Tarble
T E. Findley
Grendel Bennett
Vallile McDaniel
Leroy MecNary
Lucille Smitley
Leota Clatfelter
Marie Abel
Florence Davison
Ruby Pleasant
Mary Phillippe
Gladys Beuhler
Ward LaRue
Earl Enishoff
Virgil Hurst
Frederick Carroll
Lydia Sharp
R. H. Hornbrook
Holy Name Society of
Maurice Staub
Jake Meehling
Jim Ryan
Charles Curran
John Meehling
Thomas Ryan
Florence Etcinson
Women of the Bible
Lurlyne Goekler
Nina Hogue
Marié Johnson
Velta Clatfelter
Ruby Wernz
Emma Helman
Maryn Hewitt
Olive Haven
Irene Cline
Wesley ‘Hogue
Clark
Gardin A. M
Marshall, Ilinois
H. J. Kemp County Clerk
Dennison
Oak St
Blacktop
Pine St
Quinn
Burton Cline
Russell Taylor
Steven Thompson
Route Four
Joan McCully
Charles Wilt
Russell Stepp
Ethel Stepp
Velore Campbell
Nellie Liggett
J H Johns
Mary Kirby
Myra Kirby
Leo Kirby
Delbert Prufett
David .Cuusick
Russell ‘Stepp
Ora Staley
David Wilt
Tom Jones
Ren of
Harold Jones
E. O. Jones
Joe Ingram
Mike
Spike Jones
E. 0. Jones
Kenneth Lancaster
Law
Food Services
Grimes Jonathan
Apple House
East Main
FDIC
Carlyle
Carpet Center
Charleston
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