Selective Service questions answered in Marshall Herald
An advice column in the Marshall Herald discusses draft rules. It explains registering within 30 days after active duty and postponing induction for bar exams, retaining TIS deferment abroad with London university certification, appealing with new information, and medical doctors not facing further call after one year of postwar active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
a_ local board
Selective Service System
University of London
Focal Board
University In London
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Illinois Farm Bureau president praises Governor Ogilvie budget
Wm Kuhfuss president of the Illinois Agricultural Association lauds Governor Ogilvie's budget message as practical and realistic. He urges continued focus on tax reform including income tax relief for farmers and restoring the state's financial soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Tinois Inds
Tiinois
Ilinois
Grant and Grier save cadet turkey incident from reporting
Reminiscences by General Frederick Dent Grant recount a West Point prank where a foraging cadet pair roasted a turkey. Lt Grier entered, suspected mischief, but chose not to report them, sparing potential dismissal. The piece links the officer to later honors and recalls Grant’s wartime fortitude at Shiloh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
West Point
Frederick Dent Grant
Ulysses Grant Association
Southern Ilinois University
Grant
Wm. N. Grier
Grier
Fred Bent
Shiloh
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Subdivisions
Duane and Berneice Crutchfield with Gordon and Connie Crutchfield transfer lot 4 section 6 and 7 in Lee's subdivision and Jeffers subdivision to Glen Ayres and Nancy Duran. Oral H. and Norma C. Draper acquire Woodford Dulaney addition, Marshall, lot 6 subdivision 8 and 9. Nathianal O Pinkstaff transfers land in section 35 town 10 range 12 to Susie E Pinkstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Berneice Crutchfield
Gordon
Connie Crutchfield
Lee’s
Jeffers
Glen Ayres
Nancy Duran
Oral H
Norma C. Draper
Woodford Dulaney
Marshall
Nathianal O. Pinkstaff
Susie E. Pinkstaff
Land transfers list multiple Madison county deeds
A collection of real estate conveyances records numerous transfers of parcels in Marshall Martinsville Westfield and surrounding towns. Names include Rose Clapp Harold Clapp Jessie Cannady Chancey Pearce Carpenter Swick Murphy Gates Shumaker Kirch ner Poorman Stewart McConchie Setzer Kirchner Davis Swope and many others across sections towns and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose H. Clapp
Rose H
Harold E. Clapp
Clarksville
Warren A
Ann R. Strohm
Jessie R. Cannady
Marshall Chancey Pearce
William H
Elizabeth Carpenter
Wiliam T
Adella Emrick
Lewis and
Carolee Swick
Joseph Wallace
Robert F
Margaret A Murphy
Marshall
Jessie R
Lorraine Maxwell
Reba Gates
J A. Richart
Martinsville
Mabel
Frank Steward
Beneta
Melvin McConchie
Ernest Cooper
Melvin MecConchie
John M. Kerley
Maudie
James E
Wilma Shumaker
Woodford Dulaney
Charles Kirchner and Sons, Inc
John William
Sharon Kay Kirchner
Hill Crest
Samuel A. Poorman
James R
Maxine Stepp McCarthy
West Union
Carl and
Rosemary Tuttle
Duane
June Harry
Norman A. Setzer
Nancy H. Setzer
Hogue
Pearl Kirchner
Erma
Robert Wilson
Perry G
Naomi Davis
Westfield
Nellie Beasley
Wilma Miller
L. R
Lurlyne Goekler
Wm. L
Carol S. Jones
Wm. B. Archer
Ray Thompson
Edna
Donald E. Snyder
Mattie Denhan
Frank M. Martin
Frances Lt. Varney
Dulaney
Casey
Catherine Low
Everett
Mary Alice Alexander
W. Dulaney
W V
Bonnie Crain
Ira R. Clements
Fred Clements
Janice
Dorothy M. Davis
Lagerty
Sylvia Ritter Millhouse
Robert
Joyce B. Keller
Dorothy Swope
Dorothy
Ald D. Swope
Ray L
Arlene L. Lee
Wendell Hickox
Kennet Brown
Jim Lee
Jeffers
Wendell
Beverly Hickox
Kenneth
Nina L. Brown
Thelma Irene
Joel Davis Bell
Lee
Audubon Picnic at Barrick Home Near Oblong
The Lincoln Trail chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society held its first picnic and field trip of the year at Fred and Stella Barrick’s country home near Oblong on Sunday. Members enjoyed a varied day collecting fossils and wild flowers among other natural interest finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Trail
The
Illinois Audubon Society
Fred
Stella Barrick
Oblong
Those Terrific Trailers of Spoon Fishing
Tom Andrews recalls the evolution of pork trailers and rubber skirts in spoon fishing. He highlights pork rind strips pork frog black eel and purple dye trailers as game changers and notes a Chicago lakefront coho salmon success sparked by a trailer upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Andrews
Bae Fanbla
U.S
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Coho
Johnson
Warbler Walk Gathering Draws Regional Attendees
The Marshall chapter hosted a social event with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Steidl and Joy and Peter Steidl from Paris plus Mrs. Mary Ida Reijdel, Mr and Mrs. L. W. Singleton from Robingon, and Mrs. Charles Dees from Oblong. Attendees from Marshall included Mrs. Frederick Carroll and many others. The next meeting, a warbler walk, is planned for Sunday May 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J R. Macey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Steidl
Joy
Peter Steid
Mary Ida Reijdel
Paris
L. W. Singleton
Robingon
Charles Dees
Marshall
Frederick Carroll
Fenton Cole
J. A. Connerton
Selma George
Elizabeth Hagist
Grover Hartman
Florence Hodge
N. A. Holidabeck
Doit Lichenberge
J. R. Macey
Herman Miller
Alfred Seidel
J R. Macey
Trinity United Methodist Church Evening Service Times Change
Floyd Moore and Leonard T Martz announce Trinity United Methodist Church South Michigan and Chestnut Streets will shift evening services starting Sunday April 27 with 7 30 pm as the new time. Sunday school at 9 80, morning worship 10 30, evening fellowships 6 30, choir 8 30. Palms Sunday marked the new educational unit in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Methodist Church
Floyd Moore
Leonard T. Martz
South Michigan
Chestnut Streets
Locust and Wild Plum Provisions Buried by Snow
Fragmentary list notes edible and forage plants such as wild plum wild crab haw vided food after fall thorn wild grape wild rose honey supply weed seeds and waste grain suckle Virginia creeper blackberry raspberry and mulberry. Snow and ice have covered or buried them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall Herald
S. 5Th Street
Carlos Stewart
Carl EB. Stewart
Mariinels
Herald
JAA
Turkey
Audubon Notes
Pontiac
Brownie
John
INO
Marshall, Hl
R. T. Kirsten
Optometrist
East Side Square
Terre Haute
Indiana
Fairfax
Joe & Rosamond Foster
Colorado Ave
Casey, Ill
Petrolane Gas Service
North Michigan Ave
L. P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!