Local notables and society notes around Marshall Illinois
Marshall readers encounter a windblown jumble of visits and guests from Chicago Terre Haute and Champaign plus weddings and births. Notables include Miss Ruth Davison and Miss Sylvia Drake among visitors, and Mr and Mrs Frank Carpenter returning from vacation. The Congregational church bazaar is announced for December 12 and Miss Thelma Green visits from Terre Haute.
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William
Langell
Champaign
Ruth .Davison
Sylvia
Drake
Harry
Casteel
Naomi
Doris
Martin
Terre
Haute
Elizabeth
Burnett
St. Mary-of- -the-Woods
Weeney
South Side
Baptist Revival Plans In Marshall Next Week
The Marshall Baptist Church announces a week long revival starting Sunday led by the pastor and church members. Ministers from other churches are invited to assist with each meeting as devotion and outreach are emphasized. The Sunday morning topic is The Father's Business and evening The Things of the World with prayer and song services starting Wednesday.
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Mary
St. Mary
Ind
Bend
E. Cc
Madison
Wyandotte
Marengo
Indiana
Robert A. Green
Edith W'lHams
Vincennés
Green
Iin Marshall
Hanna Bartlett “Green
Maude Murphy
Margaret Benbow
Iowa
Pittsburg
Albert’ Nichols Ross
Loudon County
Virginia
Marshall
Alabama
Arkansas
Susan A. Adams
Illinois
Asbury Church
Obenchain
Methodist Church
Mr. Ross
Claudius L.ross
Surah Virginia Welsh
Nancy L. Davisson
E. G. Sandmeyer
C. C. Perrin
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Weekend Convention
The church will host next Sunday morning and evening services with special choir music led by James Colgrove. The District Ww. F. M. will convene at cour church starting Thursday at 7 30 with Minnie Wilson speaking on Orient conditions and Dr. G F Oliver sharing Holy Land experiences. Special music and Friday sessions begin at 8 30. E G Sandmeyer, Pastor.
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Cour
Minnie ‘Wilson
China
Orient
G. F. Oliver
Holy Land
G. Sandmeyer
Funeral work a specialty in wartime oil stories
In wartime Britain the Anglo American Oil Company, British arm of Standard Oil, supplies most oil and petrol to the army and navy. A rival British company tied to German interests attempted price hikes but was condemned by Churchill. Anglo American reports sales doubling versus the previous year’s period.
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Anglo American Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Anglo-American
Winston Churchill
Lord of the Admiralty
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T “A. Wallaee
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Picture
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Harry Husted
Portland
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Paris
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Carine
Hanley Jones
Robinson
ins-Paduesh
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Minocqua
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Terre Haute
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M. Grabenheimer
Phila
Delphia
Weatherwax
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Hester Shipe
Richard Wagner
le Kiplinger
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Lohing
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Humboldt
Clint” Cleaver
Homer
Louise
Campbell
Isabel Robinson
Terre .Haute
Wendell
Kay
Congress
Glenn . Shipe
Corinne
Serie
Topekee
Kansas
A. N. Ross
Baptist Church
Nebraska
Methodist Church Notes
Martin’s
Foster Martin
the Star Bakery
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck& Gallagher
Try
Fred ‘Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
City of
Martinsville
Ill
M” Care the Herald
V. O. Swallum
Horse Power International
Herald Office
Baltimore
J. W. Hutchinson
W. L. Cole
Court House Square
A. Elikofer
Jersey
F.,o. Lutz
W. E. Huffington
N. Wabash
Hershey
Hershey, the Florist
Standard Oil
H. M. Dewey & Co