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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1969
Page
5
I extend heartfelt thanks to members of the First Christian Church and Maple Avenue Church for their many kind acts including cards gifts flowers and visits during my illness in the hospital and Burnside Home.
Classified fragment listing rentals at 53 Archer Ave and jobs including night janitor and home typing, plus multiple sales ads for farm equipment, vehicles, hogs, wheat, home items, and local services in Marshall area with contact numbers and local businesses. Some entries note dates, addresses, and small-town EK classifieds tone.
Mrs Ruey Irwin of Detroit spent a week with relatives including L B Lewis in Marshall and visited Indianapolis Muncie and Enon Ohio. Ronald Seidel returns from Germany on thirty day leave before Pensacola. Numerous guests and visits recorded from Martinsville to Terre Haute with friends and family events and a Wabash Valley Coin Club meeting on October 20.
Daily ad lists pumpkins 18c to 89c per pound, apples Red and Yellow Delicious Grimes and Jonathan 4.50 per bushel, 2.50 half-bushel, 1.25 peck. Potatoes and vegetables priced per 10 lb or bag. Fresh oysters, eggs at 0.45 a dozen, sorghum, milk, frozen dessert, Uncle Charlie Meats tenderloin steak and more. Bob & Alberta Liverly contact 826 8325.
Mr and Mrs Ed Abel of Terre Haute and Mrs Marie Abel were Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hibschman. Mr and Mrs Heber Nash have returned from a summer spent in Boulder Junction Wisconsin.
Several youth and sponsors attended a skating party at the Paris Roller Rink Monday night. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix visited in Sandwich with Mr and Mrs Bil Hendrix and Kim.
At 414 S Sixth Street Father Thomas Ryan, Pastor offers Saturday instruction for grades 1-6 at 10 a.m., Confessions 7-8 p.m., and Sunday Masses at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Religious instruction for grades 7-12. Juniors and Seniors join Father Ryan for a Bible discussion this Sunday. Monday October 20 features Sewing for Missions at 2 p.m. and Confraternity Discussion Briefing at 7:30 p.m.
Gilbert B. Waud, Pastor, leads Bible study at 9 30 a m for all ages. Wayne Evans oversees Sunday school at 10 40 a m, sermon titled A Faithful Steward. WKZI broadcasts service. Christian Training at 6 80 p m directed by Mrs Leon Milam. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with sermon A Choice Young Man Who Succeeded. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 p m.
Charles Fassam minister leads Bible school at 9 80 am and morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled Christ Our Noahs Ark Evening worship follows at 7 30 with a sermon Who will care if you go to hell Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible y p o Thursday Youth meeting at 7 00 pm
Miss Diane Taylor and Steven Allen Thompson wed September 20 at First Christian Church with a candlelit double ring ceremony. The bride wore a delustered satin gown with lace and pearls. attendants wore daffodil yellow gowns. reception followed at the American Legion Home. couple to reside on Route 4, Marshall after a Gatlinburg honeymoon.
Miss Sally Turner departs Friday to attend the wedding of Becky Smitley and Lewis Richards set for Saturday October 18 in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Dolores Meehling thanks friends and relatives for many kindnesses shown during the hospital stay and after returning home.
At the time of Ivancy’s death we realized how many wonderful friends we have. The things they did and said helped lighten our burden such as the wonderful food, all the flowers, cards, masses, donations to memorial funds and gifts to Burnside Home in her memory. A special thanks to her sorority sisters for the memorial service they held. Nancy Hart Krock Family.
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