Family visits and Sunday gatherings across Marshall area
Albert Baggs and wife of Bett, and the Baggs family of Terre Hall entertained. Clarence Baggs and wife of Livines tone visited with Dan Baggs and family. Earl Sweitzer and wife of Cov er Chapel joined Mrs Ada Yonts and Mary Stover of Marshall for a Sunday gathering. Robert Giesert and family with Mr Holsworth and wife visited Mrs Maria Giesert and daughter Minnie. Ed English of north of Marshall visited his daughter Mrs Ross Pine last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baggs
Wfe
Bett
Alex Baggs
Terre Hall
Clarence Baggs
A Bit of Bright Ribbon Closes On a Morning Mystery
Laurie awakens in a dark cellar after a struggle with Shaw and his secretary. He finds clues, escapes to gather supplies, disguises himself with a hat, and plans to protect Doris while awaiting her safe return to Louise Ordway’s home. He contemplates Bangs’s friendship and Doris’s vulnerable window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Shaw
Ivorls
Hald
Hear
Tim
Jordan
Seehof
Doris
Aires Hall
Devon
Yan
Shawn
Ludowy
Herbert Ransome Shaw
Tuurle
In & B
Udio
Suzi
Henry
Getty
Miss Mayo
Omne
Streve
Louise Ordway
Louise
Werbert Ransome Shaw
Inia
Rodney
Bangs
President Calls Martinsville Meeting for Sunday
J L Hawker president of the Clark County Sunday School Association has called a meeting of county and township officers and Sunday school superintendents. The gathering at the Church of God Martinsville will start Sunday at 1 30 o clock. Charles Jones state association business manager will attend and speak on topics of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Hawker
Marshall
Clark County Sunday School Association
Church of God At
Martinsville
Charles Jones
State Association
Hawker
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Elizabeth Jordan
Walla
Kin Watts
Peet
Pas Om Hg
Misa
Yaoas
Liurié
Taurie
Ita
Mrs
Dora Musselman
Court House Square
John Cole
Evansville
Ohio
Washington
Washington Band
Big Four
Stareon
Marshall, Illinois
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