Republican vote tallies in Clark county results by race
Clark county records show vote counts for leading Republicans across offices from president to precinct committeemen. Notable figures include Goldwater 1250 and Meyer 778, with education tax levy Yes 1625 and No 2404.
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Clark County
Barry Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Lodge
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
William J. Scott
Edward G. Pree
Warren Wood
Allen A. Walters
Elmer Hoffman
John P. Meyer
Harley D. Jones
John Kirby
John William Chapman
Robert R. Canfield
William D. Stiehl
Jack Sperling
Congress
Wayne S. Jones
Leslie N. Jones
Robert M. Werden
James B. Wham
Bernard J. Buenemeyer
Otto Poehler
Paul (Red) Graham
John W. Lewis
Wayne A. Coffey
Edward M Finfield
Omer T. Shawler
Eugene S. Spotts
Donald Hosch
Anderson
Charles Kemp
Auburn
Raymond Lowry
Casey
William Savage
George Easton
Perry Carr
Jack Shawver
Darwin
Robert Etcinson
John Troxel
Dolson
Evert Ross
Douglas
Lloyd Hollingsworth
George Hollingsworth
Johnson
Forrest Arnold
Marshall
Raymond Buehler
Frank Cooper
Charles Alrey
Gus Hammond
Roscoe Bays
Martinsville
Lowell Bennett
William Zachary
Chester Kurts
Melrose
Edward Evans
Vern Davison
Orange
John Sauter
Parker
William Henelman
Wabash
Orville Taylor
Paul Davidson
Dean Callahan
Westfield
George Edwards
Joe Perisho
York
Garnet Ogle
Marshall Housing Petition Sparks Council Debate
Marshall city council met at city hall with a full house to discuss a government housing proposition. Petitions signed by 548 residents objected to building houses in Marshall, and no vote was taken pending further consideration of long term costs and benefits.
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Marshall
Red Cross Collection Day in Marshall Next Sunday
A Red Cross drive will be conducted in Marshall next Sunday afternoon to gather contributions for Red Cross work.
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RED Cross
Marshall
Golden Age Club to Meet at Masonic Temple
The Golden Age Club will meet tomorrow Saturday April 18 at 2 00 pm as guests of the Eastern Star lodge in the Masonic Temple.
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Golden Age Club
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Temple
4-H Share the Fun Winners Named at Clark County Festival
The Clark county 4-H Share the Fun festival crowned "A Shoe Saved By 4-H" as the winning number performed by the Hustlers 4-H Club led by David Bland. Second place went to the 38th division 4-H Club for "Animated Story" with Kay Leasure. Merry Sunbeams 4-H Club member M-C won first place in the MC category.
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Clark County
Hustlers
David Bland
Kay Leasure
Merry Sunbeams
M-C
Sue Kemp
Triple-T
Marjorie Houghland
Warren Bundy
Robert E. Davis
Lucian Bare
Lewis Goekler
Kay Fetters
Bill Smith
Paul Tingley
Victor
Jolly Frolickers
Union Belles
Marty Sunbeams
Hillbilly Band
Willing Work
Cancer Crusade drive planned for April twenty second
Marshall Junior Chamber of Commerce and Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority marshal a door to door cancer drive on April 22 asking residents to have contributions ready for the American Cancer Crusade.
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Marshall Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority
New Divorce and Foreclosure Actions Filed in Circuit Court
Delores Kirkham seeks divorce from Charles Kirkham. Estel Whitaker and Hurley Nicol lead a partition suit with others. Ora B. Ripstra and Henri J. Ripstra sue Caroline Kuhn over a mortgage for foreclosure. Mrs. Ronald Pease is a patient in Union Hospital. Mrs. Hubert Ferris is a patient in the same facility.
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Delores Kirkham
Charles Kirkham
Estel Whitaker
Hurley Nicol
Ora B. Ripstra
Henri J. Ripstra
Caroline Kuhn
Ronald Pease
Union Hospital
Hubert Ferris
Highlights From Extension Food Training School
Marjorie M HougHland reports that older cookbooks go out of date and new products require recipe adjustments. Training emphasized using no sift flour with extra measuring, and brownulated sugar that behaves like granulated sugar.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Indiana Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Indiana and nearby states with ages and hometowns. Notable pairs include Carter Emerson Bond and Coral Jean Chapman of Indianapolis, and John Stephen Graham and Lynda Lee Grafton of Casey.
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Carter Emerson Bond
Indianapolis
Indiana
Coral Jean Chapman
Ernest Wayne Winkler
Paris
Edith Gayle Johnson
Larry Gene Simpson
Martinsville
Linda Kay Morton
West Union
John Larry Wilson
Sullivan
Candis Lee Carrithers
John Stephen Graham
Casey
Lynda Lee Grafton
Casey John Finis Conrad
Terre Haute
Sharon Lee Cottrell
Vernon Franklin Fuqua
Sanford
Gladys Marie Bleving
Portsmouth
Ohio
Dale Lee Kloskenga
Bloomington
Columbus
William Ashley Brock, Jr
Illinois
Mary Ann Cox
Hinois
Paul Curtis Parsons
Marshall
Janice Lee Cox
West Terre Haute
Hobo Day Seeking Help from Marshall Job's Daughters
The Job's Daughters of Marshall host a hobo day on Saturday April 18 at 8:30 a.m. People needing odd jobs done such as washing windows or yard cleanup should call Mrs Clifford Remlinger at 7252 or Lloyd Pearce at 2466 for service and ring them for arrangements.
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Marshall
Clifford Remlinger
Lloyd Pearce
Lincoln Trail Riders Horse Show Sunday at Tumey Farm
Lincoln Trail Riders host a horse show Sunday April 19 at 1 00 PM at Tumey farm south of Anderson township. Ponies are welcome.
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Lincoln Trail Riders
Tumey Farm
Town House
Anderson Township
Explosion at Klaszinsky bakery injures none on East Main Street
Fifty years ago in 1914 an underground gas leak in a pipe under the bakery floor filled the building with natural gas. A spark from a bread mixer motor caused a severe blast blowing front glass from the Klaszinsky bakery on East Main Street. No one injured. Marriage license issued to Oscar Vanhorn and Celia Moore of Martinsville. National Road electric line work begins with pole installation. A hitch rack 240 feet long is built across the street from the church, funded by Hiram Hilbert with village labor.
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Klaszinsky
East Main Street
Oscar Vanhorn
Celia Moore
Martins- 2
Hallouer
Martinsville
Darwin
Hiram Hilbert
Martinsville couple lists 1924 Terre Haute license
A 21 year old Martinsville farmer Dennis Cooper and 18 year old Thelma Davis, both from Martinsville, obtained a marriage license in Terre Haute on April 14 1924. Fred Moore county chairman at Camp Custer Michigan has applied to send three Marshall boys to the camp. Carlos Stewart Eldon Adams Roy Baird and two car loads of soybeans shipped from West Union and Marshall are noted with listed consignees. The price paid is not specified.
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Terre Haute
Dennis Cooper
Martinsville
Thelma Davis
Fred Moore
Camp Custer
Michigan
Marshall
Carlos Stewart Eldon Adams
Roy Baird
West Union
Clark County Farm Bureau
W Wright Wilfred Shaw
Jeannette Briscoe
T. R. Lovett
Bean growing named most profitable grain in county
Birth announcements note a 6 pound daughter Patricia Ann to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bradley of Marshall on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bradbury of Oblong announce the birth of a son born April 1 to Mrs Bradbury formerly Ruby Wolkers of Dennison. Judge Casper Platt of Danville to rule in Moor murder trial in Marshall tomorrow morning. Clark County Farm Bureau runs a two day drive signing up sixty eight new members.
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Lawrence Bradley
Marshall
Patricia Ann
Cecil Bradbury
Oblong
Bradbury
Ruby Wolkers
Dennison
Casper Platt
Danville
Moor
Clark County Farm Bureau
Mew
Obituary and Local Notes From Marshall Area
Twenty years ago Miss Geneva Stevens died at her home on North Michigan Avenue Marshall. A four year old boy bitten by a cat near Marshall led to the killing of two cats as the guardians sought the rabies test results. Mrs Charlotte See, now in Orange California, married Master Sergeant Russell Olsen at Huntington Beach. Louise Turner wed Pfe Carl Bender at Kelly Field. Lt Arthur Welsh returned to South Carolina after a visit with his parents. The Formalite Co of Marshall to hold open house on Friday April 30. Marriage license David I Me Schooler Casey and Norma Jean Osborn Casey Joseph L Blage.
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Geneva Stevens
Michigan Avenue
Marshall
Palmer Burns
L J Wett
Urbana
Charlotte See
Cecil See
Orange
California
Russell Olsen
Huntington Beach
Leslie Turner
Louise
Pfe
Carl Bender
Kelly Field
Arthur Welsh
Rama
South Carolinas
Frank Welsh
Marshall Bank Shows Nice Gain In Ranking
The First National Bank Marshall Illinois reports deposits of 2 487 866 on December 31 and climbs 880 places to 9396th among the 9400 largest U S banks in 1963 from 9776th in 1962. Deposits a year earlier totaled 2 105 380. The figures appear in the 1964 annual roll call by American Banker New York. Willard C Rappleye Jr editor.
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First National Bank
Marshall
Ilinois
United States
Daily American Banker of
New York
Willard C. Rappleye, Jr
American Banker
Births in Hoopeston and St Ann announce three newborns
Mr and Mrs John Haughee welcome a daughter Abegail Jean born April 13 at Lutheran Hospital Hoopeston weight 7% lbs. Mr and Mrs Carmen Reynolds greet son Jeffery Dale born April 11 at Union Hospital weight 7 pounds 9 ounces. Mr and Mrs Robert Stockton of St Ann Missouri announce David Gene born March 12 weight 8 pounds 13 ounces with older sister Leanna Lynn mother Bess carpenter.
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John Haughee
Lutheran Hospital
Hoopeston
Abegail Jean
Haughee
Juanita Cork
Herman Cork
Carmen Reynolds
Union Hospital
Jeffery Dale
Nila Keeley
Robert Stockton
St Ann
Missouri
David Gene
Leanna Lynn
Bess Carpenter
Birth of Denise Louise Haddix in Terre Haute
Marshall and Mary C Staub announce the birth of an 8-pound 11-ounce daughter Denise Louise on April 1 at Union Hospital Terre Haute. She is their third daughter. born to Mr and Mrs Robert F E Haddix of Marshall.
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Marshall
Mary C Staub
Robert FE Haddix
Denise Louise
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Ninety-Five-Member Marshall High School Band
The Marshall High school band comprises ninety five players noted for strong half time shows and parade routines at events including the Fall Festival Christmas program Indiana State College homecoming and the Paris Labor Day parade. They earned a recurring trophy at Paris Labor Day parade and competed in the Lincoln Trail Band Festival in Marshall led by Everett Kisinger with Vaughn Arney Don Gamble as directors. The group practices for a May 10 1964 concert in the Marshall High School gym with Larry Wells as drum major and Carol Krock as drum majorette.
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Marshall High School
Indiana State College
Paris
Marshall
Everett Kisinger
University of Illinois
Vaughn Arney
Don Gamble
Larry Wells
Carol Krock
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