Shrine Patrol entertaining guests at Marshall Park
The Shrine Patrol of Zorah Temple Terre Haute was entertained Tuesday evening at Marshall Tourist Park by Mr. and Mrs. C R Johnson. A 15 piece Marshall band provided the music for about 100 attendees including many out of town guests several families and local residents.
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Zorah Temple
Terre Haute
Marshall
C. R. Johnson
Johnson
Dewey Knole
Joe Britton
X. D. Marlar
Audry Boyd
Sam Boyer Sand
Camnert Miller
John Heppner
Dan
Dan McClungard
Minnie Aten
Rank Welderly
John “Draftmiller
Arthur Wicks
Dr. Minnis
Charles_Warman
Local Marshall Illinois sale ads and notices
Classified fragments list items for sale including clothing hats shoes and leather goods at M Grabenheimer s Sons. Also real estate offered: improved 80 acres north of Marshall. A help wanted notice for a housekeeper in Evansville Indiana and an ice cream social fundraiser at Darwin. Marshall Illinois area.
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Marshall
Pearl Hall
Grabenheimer’s _Sons
Montreal traveler and families dine with local residents
The Herald notes Sol Handy from Montreal and Mrs Handy touring the northern states and Canada. George Chickadonz and family and Charles Simpson and family of Casey joined Mr and Mrs Carroll Gard for dinner on Sunday.
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Frank Reynolds
Elbert
Eugene
Alice
Clarence, Mo
Ollie Low
Garfield
Metcalf
Wm. Low
St the Herald
Sol. Handy
Montreal
Canada
Mrs. Handy
George Chickadonz
Charles Simpson
Casey
Mrs. Carroll Gard
Albert Wiggs
Carlyle
Ind
J. I. O'Neal
Local Social Notes from Greenup and Nearby Towns
Mrs Fritch returned to Greenup after visiting her daughter and friends in the area. A long list mentions visits, travels to Cleveland and Indianapolis, church convention trips, sick relatives, school moves, and various family gatherings across Greenup Carlyle Paris Marshall and surrounding communities.
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Mrs. Fritch
Greenup
Mrs
Harold Bright
Easter services planned with children and youth in charge
Next Sunday begins two week series of special services. Children lead the morning song and the message focuses on Important People. Evening program features the young people and a closing Bible message to the young. Parents urged to attend Bible School at 9 30 and stay for children's 10 45 services.
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Jeed Bible School
Pythian Theatre
Geo. O O'Brien
Dorothy Mackaill
Shreks
Bagdad
Jack Hoxie
Fox
Paramount Week
Christian Science Services in Pythian Temple
Christian Science church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject Man A Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m A reading room and circulating library is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m for Bible and authorized literature The public is invited to attend and use the facilities.
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Pythian Temple
Card of Thanks for Mother's Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness at the death of our mother. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Black
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Don R. Black
Soils Exhibit Draws Interest At Fair
The soils exhibit at the Farm Bureau tent drew considerable interest during the fair. Farm Advisor W. W. Merritt says it did considerable good. A single day at the event yielded 17 orders for limestone.
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Farm Bureau
W. W. Merritt
Poultry Exhibit Sparks Farmer Interest in Profitable Care
Several plans were shown to farmers for the model poultry house on display. People are realizing that poultry must be cared for to be profitable as interest in the exhibit grows.
Average life expectancy in United States history report
A United States Public Health Service report states the current average life expectancy is 56 years, up by fifteen since 1870. It notes that in the sixteenth century life expectancy ranged from 18 to 20 years.
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United States Public Health Service
United States
Friends Honor Marg
Family thanks friends for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Margaret Perisho.
Local Church Notes on Labor Day Service and Conference
The Sunday evening service will honor college folk and their parents. Labor Day is observed with a Sunday morning service. Asthwel reports this year’s departmental activities. Conference meets at Leenardstown on September 16.
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Marshall
Leenardstown
Pastor Breach Notice at Local Church Service
Baptist preacher Rev. Coombs faces breach at Locévery Rotirin Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Ag at 9120 each week.
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Baptist
Rey
Coombs
Locévery
Sétond Ands
Reaver
Yt Ag
Library Hours Change and New Books Arrive
The winter library hours begin September 1 with Tuesday to Thursday 2:00 to 6:00, Friday and Saturday 2:00 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 8:30, and Monday 2:00 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 8:30. New fiction titles include works by M. R. Rinehart J A Fairbanks J G Curwood Alice Brown Holman Day Fannie Kilbourne F S Fitzgerald John M Coulter James John Corbett H T Blanchard Copeland George MacAdam and more. The collection features boxing history and health volumes with illustrations and praise from Booklist. The Little Church Around the Corner is highlighted for its biographical history. The library thanks Arthur Poorman and family for their generous gift and notes the value of self-help during troubles.
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John M. Coulter
James John Corbett
H. T. Blanchard
Copeland
George MacAdam
John L
Sullivan
New York City
New York
Buli
Metropolis
Arthur Poorman
Booth
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Salt Creek
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Great Gatsby
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