County Line social notes from Dennison to Vincennes
Mrs. David Bland and daughter of Dennison visit the Wells. The Bartrams of Marshall call on Cornwells. Ginger Misner visits grandparents as families vacation in the Smokies. Hospital and regional visits noted among local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bland
Dennison
Alva Wells
Pete Bartram
Marshall
Junior Cornwell
Ginger Misner
Joe McCrory
James Misner
Rex Bonesteel
Smoky Mountains
Roscoe Graham
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Ollie Reynolds
Lena Artman
Marshall and Robinson
Rex Cornwell
Jean Cornwell
Hillcrest Hospital
Vinccennes
Ind
Frank Walter
Perrysville
Indiana
Mabel Reynolds
Robert Miller
Martinsville
Ray Drake
Harry Rains
Florence Clatfelter
Mary Crabtree
Zelpha
Paul Allen
Jerry Ford
Mark
Wayne Evans
George St. John
Sunday Evening Message by Ohio Chapel Evangelistic Team
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennett of the evangelistic team to deliver the Sun day evening address September 23 at 7 20 p m. Social notes record visits among locals including the Bartletts Crumlins Gard Hollenbeck Cannady and others with several weekend and weekday calls and gatherings around Terre Haute Deming Park Marshall and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bennett
Pleasie Bartlett
Max Bartlett
Deming Park
Terre Haute
Adah Grey
Marie Hollenbeck
Tom Fulton
Allen Crumlin
Dorothy
Grace Gard
Lula Bierbaum
Mary Serwise
Marshall
James Graham
Steve
Maggie White
Mable Gard
Margarect Wernz
Home Bureau
Edna Medsker's
Carroll Gard
Ira Cannady
Irma Rhoads
Indianapolis
Grant
Hollenbeck
Harry Grant
William Imle
Pleasle Bartlett
Anna Dee Wells
Choctaw Social News From Mrs Maude Miller
Elder Gaylord Green of Casey preaches at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. The item lists several visitors and guests of Mrs. Maude Miller including Ottis Williams Darien Ben Strohm Joe Riggs Harley France Charles Moore and granddaughter of Walnut Prairie with other local households hosting dinners and visits through Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Green
Casey
Mill Creek
Ottis Williams
Darien
Mary
Carpenter
Harry
Ben Strohm
Maude Miller
Joe Riggs
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
Harley France
Charles Moore
Henderson Jeffers Reunion Highlights Ninth Annual Gathering
The ninth Henderson-Jeffers reunion gathered 48 relatives at the Marshall fairgrounds on Sunday with Olga Jeffers leading a blessing, noon picnic, and an afternoon program. Officers elected for 1963 include Raymond Tryon president and Bernard Jeffers vice president with Harry Henderson as secretary-treasurer. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in September 1963 at the Marshall fairground. Attendees came from Terre Haute Shelburn West Union and Sheldon across Indiana, listing numerous families and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Jeffers
Marshall Fairgrounds
Olga Jeffers
Chester Chilton
Mary Lou Hopkins
Lola Koppler
Sharon Henderson
Ellen Davis
Raymond Tryon
Marshall
Bernard Jeffers
Wellington
Illinois
Harry Henderson
Terre Haute
Marshall Fairground
Russell Henderson
Floyd Henderosa
Roy Shadow
Kay Winger
James Dillion
Davis
Marsha Kay
Gerald Lee
Shelburn
Indiana
Don Lichtenberger
John Jeffers
Sherry Ingle
John Koppler
Ovie Draper
West Union
Charles Hopkins
Jeffrie
Chuckie
Sheldon
Sonnie
Bernadette
John
Don Jeffers
Don
Vickie
David
Percy Murphy obituary from Wellington and Marshall areas
Percy Murphy son of Silas and Lucille Murphy born August 21 1904 in Clark County Illinois. He married Ruth Downey September 9 1928 and had two children Barbara Mollet and George Murphy. He died after a week long illness at 58 in East St. Louis Illinois survived by Ruth Barbara George and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held in East St Louis and Marshall with burial in Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Murphy
Silas and
Lucille Reedy Murphy
Clark County
Illinois
Church of God
Ruth Downey
Barbara Murphy Mollet
George William Murphy
St. Mary’ S Hospital
East St. Louis
Ilinois
Ruth
Barbara
George
Theron Murphy
Martinsville
Til
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kurrus
Clay Wright
Marshall
Marrs
James Watkins
Marshall Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Percy Murphy
The Murphy family expresses thanks to relatives friends and neighbors and Marrs Funeral Home for kindness during bereavement of husband father and brother Percy Murphy. An agricultural economist from the University of Illinois notes soybean prices in the coming year are influenced by state veterinarians loan and resale policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrs
Percy Murphy
University of Illinois
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