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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1949

Page

8

Mill Creek Home Bureau Activities Include Meetings and Dinners

The Mill Creek Home Bureau Unit met at Mrs. Clarene Davison’s home for September with songs and lessons on storage hats and kitchen arrangements. Various dinners and picnics followed in Marshall Terre Haute and Cross California, featuring weddings and birthday celebrations.

Mill Creek Home Bureau Clarene Davison Louise Ziegler Helen Williams Lucille Ziegler Verne Morgan Edith Kammacher Blanche Taylor Lena Hirsch Hugo Beecher Katie Ziegler Flossie Maurer Neema Morgan Majorie Kam Earl Travioli Minnie Fawley Travioli Farm Wendel Travioli Cross California Cleve Garver Harry Howard Rector Wilmette Kirby Werntz Hume Julius Misner Alice Adams Ernest Adams Terre Haute Clarksville

Community group meeting opens with songs and prayers

The president Kate Lackey leads a meeting with services sung by the group including "Help Somebody Today" and "Only Trust Him" before a missionary lesson "I Believe" and a prayer circle led by Eleanor Taylor. Minutes by Dorothy Bland. October meeting planned at Lola Volkers’ home with Mrs. M. W. Smith assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Hurst hosted a family dinner with a long guest list from nearby towns.

Weaver Myra Kirby Kate Lackey Eleanor Taylor Dorothea Bland Thelma. Johns Myrtle Taylor Dorothy Bland Lola Volkers M.W. Smith

Lions Club Chicken Fry Brings Eighty to Fair Grounds

Members of the Lions Club treated families to a Wednesday chicken fry at the Fair Picnic Grounds. About eighty people enjoyed fried chicken and other foods as families of Lion members including Robert Flowlers, Austin Claypool, and Earl Sumption attended.

Lions Club Lions Robert Flowlers Austin Claypool Earl Sumption

Group members named as fried chicken preparers

The list of individuals including Gene Zimmerly Ralph Goekler John Lewis H Bamesbarger Dick Davids on Larry Hinkin Geo Manning and others credits who fried the chicken for the group in the article. The passage notes many names without further context or actions beyond this meal detail.

Gene Zimmerly Ralph Goekler John Lewis H. Bamesbarger Dick Davidson van Larble William Raley Fred Blundell Harold Kemp J. B. Malloy Pat Cutler Harold Wenhberry Wm. Geheb Larry Hinkin Geo, Manning Charles Bush Owen Lee Kenneth Brumm Frank Adams Paul Goble Rex King Bud Krock William Goodwin Ed Parker Russell Junker Bill Koutsoumpas

Opening for service worker at established local firm

Old, established company seeks man for 7 hours daily, 5 days weekly service work. Age and references required. Wage stated as $1.45 per hour plus bonus. Apply at Distributor's Office, 219 Sixth St, Charleston, Tl.

Sixth St Charleston

Marriage of Betty William to Alexander J Grayless Jr

Mr and Mrs William Hoback announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Alexander J Grayless Jr The ceremony was at four o'clock Saturday afternoon September 81 at Terre Haute.

Williiam Maoback Beech Street Marshall George G. Long Frankie Jerry Ann Terre Haute Alexander Grayless Harold James Wesley Mary Ellen Jones Paul Robert Joseph Connie Willis Fred Remlinger Bertha Lou Wernz John J. Hoback Vandalia Fred Margaret Hoback William Hoback William, Hoback Betty Alexander J. Grayless, Jr Terre. Haute

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