Republican Primary Results Noted in Brief Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Republican primary held last Tuesday with unclear results. The legible portions mention dates and times but do not provide names, places, or outcome details.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1956
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Republican primary held last Tuesday with unclear results. The legible portions mention dates and times but do not provide names, places, or outcome details.
Report notes the legislative vote cast in the 51st district last Tuesday. Names and affiliations are referenced as Lewis is cited in connection with the vote. The brief emphasizes the district result and the casting action without detailing the full slate of ballots.
Miss Kay Newlin of Marshall will assist with broadcasting for WMOH in Hamilton Ohio on Western College Day. Western College for Women students from Oxford will operate the station from 6:00 a.m. to midnight handling continuity control remotes weather sports news and microphone work.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnett announce the engagement of daughter Margie of Terre Haute Indiana to Dom Macey son of Mr. and Mrs. J L Macey Marshall Illinois The wedding date is not set Mr Macey attends Millikin University Decatur Illinois and Miss Barnett works for Sears Roebuck and Co Terre Haute Illinois
The Marshall Woman's Club plans a short special meeting Monday April 16 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Walter Edens home to elect officers for the coming year. All members are urged to attend.
The record lists Democratic primary vote tallies and candidate names for president governor and local offices. It also notes theater play acts and cast, with venue details at Hotel Imperial Littleboro, including reservable seats from Blankenship Drug Store for opening night.
The two weeks revival begins Monday April 16 at Free Baptist Church. Evangelist Virgil DeVore from Greenup will lead the services with Jeon Jackson in charge of song service. Rev Glenn Arbuckle pastor and invites the general public to attend.
The Marshall chamber of commerce and Velsicol Corp announce National Chemical Progress Week tours for chamber members the week of April 23 with sessions on April 26 at 3 00 and 5 30 pm each lasting one to one and a half hours Bill Camp plant superintendent coordinates the arrangements and notes future tours for other community groups Directors may visit Velsicol Chicago offices in mid May The community praises Velsicol for its cooperation with locals
The University of Illinois scholarship exam will be held April 28 in the county superintendent Myron R. Tedrick's office. Scholarships cover county, agriculture, home economics, and children of World War I and Korean War veterans. Eligibility includes 16 years old and Clark County residency. students must contact their high school principal by April 18.
City notice warns that dogs found on streets may be seized. Owners with identifiable collars must call and pay one dollar to reclaim the animal. without payment, officials will dispose of unclaimed dogs.
Revival services begin Monday April 16 at West Union Baptist Church and continue nightly through April 27 at 7 30 PM. Rev Virgil Clark of Valley View Texas will deliver the messages.
The Armstrong Methodist Church hosts a Sunday afternoon piano dedication concert on April 15 at 2 00 pm to mark the new church piano dedication. Featured musicians include Wanda Jean Sweitzer Pauline Cork and Mrs Wanda Cork with Pastor Owen Candler officiating.
A special bus load of Farmers Union members from Oklahoma will headline the Clark County Farmers Union meeting on April 18 at the Marshall Fairgrounds. Noble D. Lowery of Kara announces the program will include musical entertainment and speakers, inviting all Clark County farmers. Also noted is that Illinois sent three bus loads to Washington last month for congressional lobbying.
John S. Sammons of Chicago will deliver a public lecture on Christian Science at the Methodist Church in Marshall next Monday April 16 at 8 00 p m. Open to the public without charge. Sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist of Marshall. Sammons a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. He formerly led an engineering firm and left in 1931 to devote himself to Christian Science healing. He began study in 1911 and served as Wartime Minister at military posts in Wyoming and California during World War II. He served in the Air Corps in World War I.
Marshall Lions Club will canvass homes Tuesday April 24 from 7 to 9 pm to raise funds for the Marshall Community Swimming Pool. Donations of one dollar or more receive receipts. Call numbers given if missed. Note mentions guests Mr and Mrs Chester Kurts and Orrin Lowry visiting local residents.
The W C T of the city donated 5.00 to the relief fund for starving Japan. Ed Henbest traded a 200 acre Marshall area farm for Abe Schumaker's 240 acre Darwin township farm plus 3500 cash. Married: Carroll Waley and Stella Clayton. Oil activity includes Casey Crude Oil Co No 4 shot on Fuqua farm, 140 quarts nitroglycerin, 200 barrels first 24 hours. Fertig Bros Co third well on Linn farm Parker township. Geffries Co drilling No 11 on Erving place Parker township.
A string of marriage licenses and ceremonies listed for Marshall and surrounding townships includes Frank Sluss and Ethel Turner Casey. Thomas Deverick Johnson and Nettie Ping Orange. Charley Tingley Darwin and Corinna Manhart York. W E Moon Helen Noakes Marshall. William Hays Cora Weir Martinsville. Leroy Drummond Ethel Meeker Melrose. Also noted are marriages of Sarah Ellen Nickerson and Frank McNary Marshall. Zelda Claypool and Earl Dickerson. Ogle Turnipseed Martha Lawhead. and others in Robinson Casey. A Ford backfire injured Neal Hollenbeck's right arm. Roosevelt commemoration duties assign Judge H. R. Snavely to Chicago April 29. Ohio Oil Co. has leases on 20,000 acres in Saline County for prospecting. Adam Lichtenberger celebrated 58th birthday with family. Clyge Knowles reports cattle sales in Indianapolis.
Twenty years ago in 1936 Floyd Hendersen 25 Snyder and Mary Higginbotham 29 Terre Haute obtained marriage licenses. William F Shirley aged 80 died at 600 am Wednesday at his home east of Marshall. Mr Eschel Beckwith and Mrs Beckwith plan to move to Casey to establish a home.
McCollum couple of West Union announce son Robert Allen born April 4 at Paris Hospital. Lynde couple announce baby boy born March 31 at Sioux City Iowa. Marriage licenses: Ira Guyer 22 and Rosalee Hendrix 20. Alvar Coleman 25 and Evelyn Bennett 29. Jack Stepp 69 and Cora Whitaker 61. Army discharges listed for listed men. Names include Willard Pinkston Walter Spires Russell Beasley William Downey Jack Maxwell Verlin Orndorff Harold Conner Marion Gard Maurice Cooper Gerald Gard.
Burglars broke a rear window at the Griswold D X station on Archer Avenue Marshall Wednesday night and stole about 15 dollars in cash oil and other small items including a 21 jewel Hamilton watch a pocket watch and cigaret tes.
The Board of Education schedules a two-seat election for April 14 with polls 12 to 7. Incumbents Joe Macey and Robert Maurer vie for seats as district enrollment totals 1592 with 269705 dollars planned tax support for 66-57 including education 174129.68 and salaries around 3600 average. Teachers attend a conference April 13 at Eastern Illinois State College with sessions on interpersonal relationships and supervisory discussions at Charleston and nearby districts.
Marjorie Ann Tryon daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Tryon 903 North 6th St Marshall is among 37 student nurses to be capped in a formal ceremony at Union Hospital School of Nursing Terre Haute. The event marks completion of the first phase of training. Tryon graduated from Marshall High School where she served on the student council. John Eaton has returned home from Union Hospital Terre Haute recovering after cataract removal from his eye.
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