SULLY Woman's Society meeting at Dennison M E Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Jay Yeley with guests and hostesses. Members discussed sewing for the Red Cross, spiritual life, and lessons. several members spoke. A surprise dinner for Mrs. E. H. Fairgrief and a birthday luncheon for Miss Dorothy Rose were noted along with many social visits and community gathering entries.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Dennison M. E. Church
Jay Yeley
John Yeley
Harry Hargis
Chester Moore
Fred Montgomery
Sara Weaver
W. F. Taylor
Russell Taylor
Walter Lackey
Red Cross
Vistors
M. W. Smith
Theo. Somers
Ed. Volkers
Maggie Blaird
Maggie Blackburn
Lester Parsons
Lillard Quinn
Albert Keihner
Foster Thompson
James Stepp
Harold Jones
Nola Ruth
Orville Taylor
Joe Johns
Daryl
Carrie King
Ester Holmes
John Wilson
Carter Lee
Ray Huston
Norman and
Nacy Heley
Dorothy Rose
Archer Avenue
Birthday Club
Tom's Cafe
Bridge
John McCauley
John Coates
Harold Newberry
T. E. Findley
John Geheb
C. E. Clem
R. C. Langlois
Miss Rose
Local Socials Highlight Family Visits and Birthday Party
A busy week with multiple gatherings. Mr and Mrs Chris Imle and others joined Mrs Wm Buehler for a birthday celebration Monday evening with ice cream and pie. Mrs John Newberry hosted a club gathering Tuesday afternoon with refreshments. Kathryn Tucker and Genevieve joined Mr and Mrs H D Tucker for Monday dinner. Mr and Mrs Fred Strohm and family were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Schaefer on Sunday, enjoying homemade ice cream.
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Margaret ‘Martin
Stringtown
Rolland Comer
Indianapolis
Charles Walsh
Oakland
Eph Snowden
Earl Wood
Sidell
Chauncey Crow
West Union
Thelo Rutledge
Decatur
Thomas, Anthott
Charles Haugh
Robert Smitley
Twin Lakes
Paris
Robert Smtley
Joe Smitley
Marilyn
Joe
Bobby
William Smitley
Robert Mott
Kathryn
Charles Ehitel
Marshall
Jack Hanley
California
Lloyd Hanley
Megs Ruth
Fred Kile
Hobart Ehitel
Sandra Lee
Judith Ann
Charles Hills
Martinsville
Floyd Hamilton
Jerry
Ronald
William Hamilton
Norma
Harold Hamilton
Cleo Marrs
John Edwards
Ray Forsythe
Raymond Hainley and Sons
Claude McDaniel and Sons
John Quick
Sam Bradley
Chris Imle
F.l Saiter
Clarence
Ving
John Davidson
Janice Kay
John
Finkbiner
Dorothy
Virginia
Roy
Joe Davidson
John Newberry
Kathryn Tucker
Haute
Genevieve
H. D. Tucker
Bony
Fred Strohm
Dan Schaefer
Obituary for Frank Bradford Liggett
Frank Bradford Liggett born July 4 1880 in Clark County Illinois died August 21 1943 at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute age 63. Married Sally Herrington March 20 1902 and had seven children Bert Daisy Mary Carl Raymond Ruth survive with nine grandchildren. He lived a quiet life after a 1932 timber accident and loved nature and flowers. He is survived by his wife four daughters two sons and siblings.
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Frank Bradford Liggett
Bon
James and
Rose Liggett
Clark County
Tinois
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Sally Herrington
Bert
Daisy. Jones
Ben
Cincinnatii
Ohio
Mary’Van Hook
Akron
Carl
West
Terre’ Haute
Raymond
Ruth
Maude Medley
Daisy Wyrick
Laura Matheh
Florence Liggett
Mack
James
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Marshall Area Deeds
A list of land transfers shows deeds between multiple parties in Marshall and surrounding areas. Transactions include warranty and master's deeds dated August 1943 through September 1943, conveying sections 27 28 township 9 range 14 and other parcels, with prices from $1 to $1700 and locations in York and nearby additions.
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Landis Dehl
Hollis Diller
Joseph Elliott
T. R. Morrow
Robert McCleary
Frank Cole
Dorothy D. Davidson
Gustave
Ritter
Wm. B. Archer
Marshall
Effa R. Ryan
Oscar, Shawver
Albert A. Melton
Z. P. Daly
J. H. Gallagher
Zane Arbuckle
Petras
Charlotte L. Davis
Fred B. Medicalf
York
Samuel
Elizabeth Ireland
Humus Improves Drainage In Heavy Soils And Manures
Plant soils deficient in humus can be too heavy or too light for plants depending on drainage and aeration. Humus binds particles in safidy soils to reduce drainage, or expands clay pore spaces to improve drainage in heavy soils. Common remedies include well rotted manure peat moss green manure crops and compost material.
Dry bread crumb method for quick meal prep on busy days
A note explains keeping dry bread ready to crumble for fast meals. It suggests using crumbs to simplify meal prep during busy days and ease kitchen workflow.
Belem Brazil on the Amazon a colorful historic river city
Belem on the Amazon, settled in 1613, preserves the Teatro de Paz with memory of French and Italian opera. The Cathedral of the Little Saint hosts yearly pilgrimages, while docks near the quays bustle with river boats and markets selling farina, tobacco, fruit, and rubber from the Amazon region.
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Belem
Amazon
Brazil
Nossa Senhora de Belem
Our Lady of Bethlehem
Teatro de Paz
Theater of Peace
Paviova
Fine muddy water carries fertile soil nutrients
The passage explains that fine and superfine soil particles suspended in muddy water retain high fertility. It notes higher phosphorus, nitrogen, and potash in fine material, plus boron-rich colloids, with river sediments delivering rich nutrients from many farms.
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Ohio
Naval training evolution from ships to formal academy
The history traces midshipmen learning aboard ships and under chaplains to the push for armed forces schools led by James McHenry. After early trials and a civilian master on ships, Navy yards hosted cram courses until finally in 1845 the naval school was established.
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Naval Academy
James ‘McHenry
Military ‘Academy
Senate
Erosion Hidden Yet Hazardous to Soil Fertility
The article notes erosion can occur without visible rills and gullies and deplete soil fertility through nutrient rich sediment carried by murky water. It advocates prevention by keeping water clear through forest litter filtration and dense grassland mulch, and warns against bare fields. It urges management to ensure clear water moves through soil into outlets.
Tick fever incubation and early symptoms described
The report outlines a tick fever incubation of four to eight days, with extremes from two to twelve. Early signs mimic a general fever, including discomfort, headache, loss of appetite, and chills, lasting two to three days on average. Acute onset often occurs in late afternoon or early evening with a noticeable chill and severe muscular and joint pains.
West Union Christian Church Invite Seeks Bigger Attendance
The note invites church members to attend Bible school on September 12 with communion and study, notes Brother Sheets will finish his Lake James Conference report, and previews sermons on September 19 about denominations and a study of a man who resembled Jesus. It also welcomes Brother Sparling as he begins ministry with the Baptist Brethren.
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Sheets
Lake James
Churches of Christ
Jesus
Brother Sparling
Evangelistic Services Planned at Zion and Kent Ave Church
The Evangelical News notes a Sunday 8:00 pm start at Zion with Rev J S Pritchard of Olney visiting nightly except Saturday. Immanuel Church School at 9:30 am precedes worship. Workers Conference at Kent Avenue church is set for Tuesday September 21 with a meeting October 17 to 31.
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Zion
J. S. Pritchard
Olney
Dainois
Immanuel Church
Kent Avenue
Mary Hawker
EB. L. C. EB
West Union Social Notes Mrs Plety Reports
Mrs Laura Poorman and Mrs Horace Crumlin visited their sister and aunt Mrs Mary Wiser in Charleston returning Sunday. James Jackson and Wilma Sheets were quietly married at the Christian Church Parsonage Tuesday afternoon. James returned to camp in Washington state. Mrs Jackson went to Washington D C for employment.
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Laura Poorman
Horace Crumlin
Charleston
Mary Wiser
Hobart Jackson
James Jackson
Sam Sheets
Ruth
Charles Moore
Fred Bush
Harry JG. Kaye
Fenton Ledermann
Marshall
Kate Piety
Fairbanks
Indiana
Mae Piety
R. G. Lloyd
Chicago
Meda'Carlyle
Clay Cork
Cassie Ferguson
Detroit
Michigan
Eunice Norton
Byron Hittle
iEvanaville
Sam
Charles McKinney
Harnett Wright
Rosalie
Paris Hospital
Maud Paddock
Darwin
James’Jackson
Wilma Sheets
Christian Church Parsonage
James
State of Washington
Methodist Youth to Host Skating Party at Church
Leslie C. Archer and four church members attended the Decatur District fall meeting in Charleston. The Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a skating party Friday night meeting at 6:45 p.m. Next Sunday 9:30 a.m. church school hour. The church hopes the orchestra will be ready for opening worship.
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Decatur
Charleston
Methodist’ Youth Fellowship
Holl
Morning worship and Youth Fellowship services scheduled
Morning worship at 10 30 with Rev Archer continuing a discussion on A Test for Life's Activities. Gladys Wilson leads the 6 00 p m Youth Fellowship worship. A thought for the week uses a turtle analogy to discuss progress in spiritual development and social education.
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Will
Bex
iGod
Gladys- Wilson
Archer
Si -A
Dean Thurman
Oak Grove Homecoming Sees 1943 Assembly and Army Losses
The fourteenth Oak Grove homecoming at Oak Grove school featured songs readings and an address by Rev. H J Kemp on Life. An officer election followed and many attendees gathered for visits. Since last year two residents died Aunt Jo Snedeker and Mrs. William Craig. Fifteen local youths have joined the service with a 1944 homecoming planned for the Sunday before Labor Day.
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Oak Grove
H. J. Kemp
Josephine "Snedeker
William Craig
Army
Navy
Donald Tingley
Wayne Crumlin
Clarence Tapscott
Jack Tapscott
Harold Fisher
Raymond Fisher
Conway Higginbotham
Claude Beltz, Jr
Leon Pine
Otto Crumlin
William Newport
Jean Wright
Donald Wright
Ed Crumrin
C. E. Page
Edna. Tapscott
Ray Crumrin
Mary Lou Crumrin
Maxine Weaver
Junior Weger
Earl Maloney
Herschel Liffick
Rose Weger
Claude
In Memoriam Mrs Charles E Taylor
In loving memory of my dear wife Mrs Charles E Taylor who passed away September 7 1942. Not dead to us who loved you not lost but gone before you live with us in memory and will forever more. My heart aches with sadness my eyes shed many a tear. God alone knows how I miss you for this endear the first sad year Charles E Taylor.
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Charles E. Taylor
Charles E.' Taylor
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Clinton
E. —. Morton
Ravilla
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Max Fairgrief
St Mary's Bridge Club
Raymond Lindley
Joe Macey
Ernest Geheb
A. Hurst
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Wayne
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Fred Ledertman
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John Morton
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Otto Nichols
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Camp Custer
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J. W. Dunn
Clifford Beck
Jimmie
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Clifton Hill and Son
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Hurley Veach
Tamsen Holwick
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Alice Houk
Viola McNary
Vern Schaefer
Irene
Doris
Ermagene
Land
Marshall Woman's Club
E. O. Sampson
North Seventh Street
John" McCauley
Plum Street
Hubert E. Fawley
W. E. Camp
J. B. Malloy
West Union Christian Church
Harry G. Kaye
the Evangelical News
H. F. Hasewinkel
Mrs. Mac Plety
Methodist News
Leslie C. Archer
Oak ‘Grove
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Gene Autry
Capistran
Overland Mail
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Gene Kelly
Tommy Dorsey
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Warren William and
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