Soil conservation training and waterways work prep
Clark county soil conservation staff attend a Lincoln training session sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service. Victor Grunren may become district conservationist this fall. In York township, Jerry Gard and Norman Richards shape waterways on their farms with Ledermann and Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Grunren
Clark County
Lincoln
Nebraska
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Victor
Vic
Soil and Water Conservation District
Martinsville High School
Jerry Gard
York Township
Clarence Ledermann
Norman Richards
John Sheets
Kenneth ‘Hall
Johnson Township
Mary Carpenter
Melrose Township
Harold Wernz
Anderson Township
Mary Norton
Joe
Ray Welsh
Wabash Township
Robert Beard
First Christian Church Service Details
John Jones Sr, minister presides at First Christian Church with 9 30 a m Bible school led by Harold Imle, superintendent. Morning worship begins at 10 30 a m with supervised nursery and primary church facilities.
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First Christian Church
John Jones Sr
Harold Imle
Ohio Chapel Visit Log Featuring Local Guests
Mrs Cleda Cole and Mrs Gladys Davison visited sister Mrs Alita Mattis on Wednesday. Grant Hollenbeck called on Nina Blankentér and family Thursday and on Saturday evening visited Mr and Mrs Quimba Norton and Richard Rex of Marshall. Frank Canady and spouse dined Sunday with R H Gard. True Thompson callers for the week were Charles Alexander of Marshall Friday Adah Gray Friday and Richard Bumpus Saturday. Peasie Bartlett dined with Max Barrett and son John. Harold Wernz and Cartha and Jane visited their mother Fern Wernz.
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Cleda Cole
Gladys Davison
Alita Mattis
Grant Hollenbeck
Nina Blankentékér
Quimba Norton
Richard and
Rex
Marshall
Frank Canady
R. H. Gard
True Thompson
Charles Alexander
Adah Gray
Richard Bumpus
Peasie Bartlett
Max Barrett
John
Harold Wernz
Cartha
Jane
Fern Wernz
George Hackler
Charleston
True .Thompson
Mary Osburn
Grace Gabey
Pleasie Bartlett
Pato Hehl
Virginia Lindley
Mabel Gard
Aylen Buckner
Toledo
Ohio
Earl Lamb
Peasie Barrett
LeRoy Wells
Annapolis
D. Rains
Clara Shotwell
Anna Shotwell
Grace Gard
Rebekah Hall
Roselyn Thompson
Eric Marvin
Golda Marvin
Local social visits circulate through Charleston area
George Hackler of Charleston spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs True Thompson. Numerous neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and sister Mrs Mary Osburn visited over Friday and Saturday. Various guests attended dinners and parties at homes of the Bartlett Gard Wernz Shotwell and others with trips to Marshall and hospital visits noted.
Rev Glen Arbuckle to preach at Mill Creek Church
The Rev Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek Church Sunday morning and again at 7 30 in the evening. Mrs Grace Higginbotham Everett Ledermann and William Ledermann visited Sunday afternoon with Harry Carpenter. Mrs Maude Miller was visited by Cheryl Shotts and Loretta Marshall and by Mrs Maxine Wallace and Anna Nicol with grandson David Flowers of Marshall.
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Zion
Wm. Tingley
Ralph Hawker
Lois Johnson
Minute King Circle
The
Zion Emmanuel W.S.C.S
Gladys Garver
Marshal
Mary Carpenter
Burnside Home
Sonn Bizzard
Ben Stroh
Maude Miller
Carroll Williams
Chrisman
Glen Arbuckle
Mill Creek
Grace Higeinbotham
Everett
William Ledermann
Harry Carpenter
Cheryl Shotts
Loretta
Marishall
Maxine Wallace
Anna Nicol
David Flowers
Marshall
Grace_ Higginbotham
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Darwin Township
Emmanuel
Dale Schaefer
Wilma Elliott
Betty Kunce
God
Johnson Bible College
Kimberlin Heights
Tennessee
Trinty Methodist Church
Leonard Martz
Minster
Eugene Etheridge
Dan Finkbiner
Zion Church Road
C. C. Case
Cody
John Deere
Buick
Zenith
Roper
Seigler
Seth Thomas
Zion Church and Cemetery
Richard Miller
Leland Miller
Omerer Shawler
Illinois
Verna
L. J Finkbiner
NS Folly BB AL
Ae Iy John
Hudson
Carl Honnold
Ohio Chapel
Mildred Williams
Paris Hospital
David Flowers of
Hurley Nicol
Bishop Barn
Marshall, Ill
Maxine Macke
Les Gard
Schoch Realty
Aim Ae Pl
Chevrolet Buick CO
Tormor
Stephen’s Bins
Martinsville
Ill
Kingswood Estate Walk
Chevrolet
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