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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

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Millcreek Watershed project outlined at Marshall chamber meeting

About 150 residents from Marshall and surrounding Clark County attended the Marshall Chamber of Commerce spring meeting. E N Steely Soil Conservation Service outlined the Millcreek Watershed Project which includes about 85 000 acres and two Clark County reservoirs. The plan emphasizes land treatment flood retention channel and ditch work with water supply and recreation possible. government funding covers most flood costs with matching funds for recreation use. Bill Beach Purdue Extension discussed recreation as a growing industry with nationwide spending in the tens of billions and local per visit expenditures.

Marshall Clark County Marshall Chamber of Commerce Frank Mitchell Joe Moschenrose Chamber of Commerce Moschenrose Lyman Shawler Millcreek E. N. Steely Soil Conservation Service Steely Bill Beach Purdue Cooperative Extension Millcreek Wa United States Oklahoma Arkansas Kentucky Minnesota

Lions pancake and sausage supper at Marshall High School

Marshall Lions Club sponsors its annual pancake and sausage supper in the Marshall high school cafeteria on Thursday April 16. Serving begins at 6 PM and runs to about 8 PM, with tickets sold by fifth and sixth graders from local elementary schools. Proceeds help retire the swimming pool debt.

Marshall Lions Club Marshall High School Marshall Community

Marshall Young Man Editor Brazil Times

Pil Junker former Marshall resident becomes editor of the Brazil Indiana Times replacing Jim Dressler who leaves after four years to edit two Plainfield weekly newspapers.

Marshall Brazil Times Pil Junker Brazil Indiana Junker Jim Dressler The Times Plainfield

Marshall to vote for two on school board April 11

Marshall voters will elect two members to the Board of Education at a polling held in the Marshall high school gym on Saturday April 11 from noon to 7:00 PM. Incumbents seeking three year terms are Dr. George Mitchell and Joe Welsh.

Board of Education Marshall High School George Mitchell Joe Welsh

Marshall Student Receives Conservation Scholarship

Tim Cork son of Rex and Mrs Cork was named the Conservation Workshop Scholarship recipient by the Woman's Civic Club of Marshall. Alternate Jime Wetzel will attend as the reserve. Tim will spend a week at Southern Illinois University this summer learning about soil minerals water forests fish and game resources. The selection cited interest scholastic ability citizenship and career plans.

Tim Cork Rex Cork Conservation Workshop Woman's Civic Club of Marshall Jime Wetzel J R Wetzel Tim Southern Ilinois University Illinois

4-H Share the Fun Festival Set for April 11 at Casey

Clark county 4-H clubs present the Share the Fun Festival Saturday April 11 at 7 30 p m in Casey high school gym. Ten 4-Hers MC the program with no admission charge. Entries include Med Tack Amateur Show School Daze Hillbilly Band and 4 H Hootenany. The winning act represents Clark county at the Illinois State Fair.

Clark County Tarean Home Ornninal County Casey High School Warren Bundy Marjorie Houghland M-C

Republican Meeting At Martinsville Hosts Wayne Jones

Clark County Young Republican Club will hold a meeting and pot luck supper at American Legion Home in Martinsville tonight. Wayne Jones, candidate for Congress, will be guest speaker. All Republican Club members are invited to attend.

Clark County Young Republican Club American Legion Martinsville Wayne Jones Republican Club

Births in Terre Haute Martinsville and Mtanitano notices

Mrs. Jack R Hewitt and her husband announce the birth of daughter Constance Jean on March 24 at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Harold Watson welcome daughter Lisa Kay born March 28 weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces their fourth child. Michael Anthony born April 6 to Gerald and Mrs Carolyn Mce Conchie Robinson. Steven Bradley born April 3 to Dennis and Mrs Mary McNulty Williams of Mtanitano Illinois.

Jack R. Hewitt Marshall North Ninth Street Terre Haute Constance Jean Union Hospital Hewitt Marilyn Havens Olive Havens Mr. Hewitt E. B. Hewitt Harold Watson Indianapolis Lisa Kay Ben Miller Martinsville Gerald Robinson S Son Michael Anthony Carolyn Mce- Conchie Dennis Williams Mtanitano,llinois Son Steven Bradley Mary McNulty

Color, hair and skin guiding spring fashion choices

Home adviser notes select colors by personal coloring. Cool and warm color groups suit different skin tones, eyes, and hair. Mixed coloring offers wider options, with contrasts, brightness and lighting affecting appearance.

Illinois oil well tops 100 barrels per hour near St Franc isville

Fifty years ago in 1914 a lease two miles north of St Francisville near the Big Four road yielded a major Illinois find. The well reportedly produced about 100 barrels per hour, with continuous oil spouting to the height of the derrick. Professors Williams and Harnish notify Marshall school board they will not return next year. Also listed are several marriage licenses including Ray Fawley and Minnie Travioli and others from nearby townships.

St. Francisville Big Four Road Illinois Lewis Williams W. E. Harnish Marshall High School Ray Fawley Marshall Minnie Travioli Wabash Edward H. Buckley Dora Opal Montgomery Martinsville Jesse Haddix Dolson Ola Landreth Frank J. Geheb Darwin Gertrude Ingram Effingham Forrest W. Tapscott Nellie Thompson Auburn Township Daniel Walters Casey Mae E. Barnes Tuscola

Forty Years Ago 1924 Marriages and Local Notices

Marriage licenses reported include William Ruffle Root and Virginia Shaw in Terre Haute and Ralph Wolfe with Nilda Sweet in Martinsville. An infant twin death is noted for Allen and Alice Reeley of Clarksville, while Charles W English announces a baby girl Alma Louise born Monday. A Choctaw item mentions John Blizzard killing a large four-foot black snake. Grendel Bennett of Champaign spent the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennett.

Mearriag William Ruffle Root Terre Haute Virginia Shaw Marshall Ralph Wolfe Orange Township Nilda Sweet Martinsville Allen Alice John Reeley Clarksville Charles W English Alma Louise John Blizzard Grendel Bennett Champaign Norman Bennett

Birth Announcement for Hurley Couple’s Child

Thirty years ago the Hurleys welcomed a new baby in 1934, noted as a birth in the family record. The item records the parents Mr and Mrs Hurley and marks a significant milestone in their household history.

Mr. and Mrs. Hurley

The Smear Boys Now In Operation In Illinois Primary

The article accuses a group termed the Smear Boys of using fair and foul methods to defeat Charles H Percy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Illinois upcoming in the primary. It notes not all operatives are Republicans and warns a weak GOP candidate benefits the Democrat contender.

Charles H Percy Illinois

Deaths in West Union and nearby areas obituary report

Obituary notices list Bertha Strine 73 of West Union and Royce Combs 63 of St Louis with surviving family. Other deaths include William G Ziegler 81 of Marshall and Carmin Stornanullo's daughter Mrs Warner traveling to East Boston for funeral. Services held at local churches and buried in Harrison Baliff and Marshall cemeteries.

Bertha Strine West Union Union Hospital Terre Haute Sylvia Bellis Gary Indiana Otto Strine East Gary Dean Leroy Strine Magpie Crozier Gary Indiana Alonzo Haddix Ind Roy Haddix Crown Point Royce B. Combs Clark County E. Grand Street St. Louis Missouri Antionette Carrol Jane Cellis Victoria Blackburn Ann Billings William Bishoff Belle Combs Marshall Mary Waymire Pearl Schwabe Champaign Illinois Sidney Combs Middletown Woodrow Combs Marrs Funeral Home Ronald Warnimont Baliff Cemetery William Warner East Boston Massachusetts Carmin Stornaullo

Local Births Marriages and Obituaries in Indiana News

Findley 8 girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles H Patton of Wabash township on April 3 named Phyllis Mae. Nettie Frances born to Mr and Mrs Forrest Duran of Locust street on April 2. Mrs Harry Janney, 78, died April 8 at R of P Home in Decatur. Marriage licenses issued for Herman J Miller 25 and Joy Lichtenberger 26 both of Marshall. Roy Wells 59 and Dainie Harper 51 both of Marshall. Greta Eileen Beuhler of Indianapolis married Corporal Glen Elvin Cheesman of New York in Terre Haute on April 7. Mrs Emma Shipe died in Houston Texas. Cadet Ralph Warren Prevo left for California camp after visiting his parents.

Roy Wells West Union Dainie Harper Marshall Greta Eileen Beuhler William B. Beuhler Indianapolis Glen Elvin Cheesman New York Terre Haute Emma Shipe E. M. Payne Houston Texas Ralph Warren Prevo California Ralph Prevo

Martinsville papers sold to new Jacksonville buyers

Ten years ago in 1954 the Martinsville Planet and the Westfield Review changed hands last week, sold by Howard Hamilton to Robert Morris and Thomas B. Comerford of Jacksonville. Lieut and Mrs James Hornbrook announce the birth of a 7 pounds 14 ounces son born March 31 in Chula Vista California. Harold and Mrs Fisher of Marshall announce the arrival of an 8 pounds 6 ounces son James Edward born April in Union Hospital Terre Haute. he is their seventh child.

Martinsville Planet Westfield Review Howard Hamilton Robert Morris Thomas B. Comerford Jacksonville James Hornbrook Chula Vista California Harold Fisher Marshall James Edward Union Hospital Terre, Haute

Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on Stage Tonight

The Curtain Kimbrough presents a high school production featuring Cornelia Otis Skinner and Nancy Dollas in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The show opens April 9 at 8 00 p m at the American Legion Home with reserved seats available at Blankenship's Drug Store.

Duchess Leitch

Evangelistic Revival At Success Church Near Vermilion

G W Gibson former Marshall Christian Church minister leads nightly revival at Success Christian Church two miles east of Vermilion Tinois. Larry Scott serves as song evangelist and Doug Wilson pastors. Meetings run nightly at 7 80 through Sunday night April 12.

Success Christian Church Revival G. W. Gibson Marshall Christian Church Vermilion Tinois Larry Scott Doug Wilson

Warning on Students’ VA Benefit for Deceased Veterans’ Children

Edward B. Akin announces a timely warning to parents and guardians about the State Educational Benefit under the Veterans' Children Educational Opportunities Act. Eligible children aged 10 to 18 may receive 150 per school year. claims for 1963-1964 should be filed now. Contact Illinois Veterans' Commission offices or Walter B Tucker at Hotel France in Paris for details. In Clark county, Walter Tucker is available Wednesdays at the county courthouse in Marshall.

Edward B. Akin Diinots Veterans’ Commission Mr Akin Iinois Veterans’ Commission Walter B Tucker Illinois Veterans’ Commission Hotel France Paris Clark County Walter Tucker Marshall

Rex Wright Named Manager of Fruit Belt Service Co

Rex Wright, formerly sales manager for Effingham-Clay Service Co, began April 1 as manager of Fruit Belt Service Co in Vienna Illinois. His remit covers seven southern Illinois counties with seven petroleum salesmen and three feed and plant salesmen. He is married to Betsy Clark Wright with two children Scotty and Tracy. Siege Landreth of Marshall entered Paris Hospital for treatment last Monday.

Rex Wright Effingham-Clay Service Company Effingham,Illinois Army The Fruit Belt Service Vienna Illinois Fruit Belt Service Company Clark Service Company Rex Harry Wright West Union Betsy L. A Clark Martinsville Scotty Tracy Wrights Siege Landreth of Marshall Paris Hospital

Dog N Suds Bowl Team Wins 1964 Heart Fund Event

The Dog N Suds bowling team won the 1964 Heart Fund Bowl. James Jackson presents the trophy donated by Moschenrose Jewelers to team sponsor Darrell Harlow. Left to right: James Jackson, Darrell Harlow, Paul Remlinger, Ray Murphy, Bill Smitley, and Charles Hubbard.

James Jackson Moschenrose Jewelers Darrell Harlow Paul Remlinger Ray Murphy Bill Smitley Charles Hubbard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chamber OF Commerce Meeting LIONS School Board George Renner Joseph B. Geheb Order of Eastern Star Will Golden Age Club Henry Morgan Cayuga, Indiana Share Marjorie M. Houghland William G. Ziegler Roscoe Ziegler R. 2 Mary Norton Lucille Ziegler R. 1 Eleanor Ziegler Moore Funeral Home H. W Johnson Marshall Cemetery Veteran Information DOG 'N Suds
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