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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1945

Page

4

IN DAYS GONE BY Marshall to Catherine sert 23

A list of marriages or unions showing Marshall to Catherine sert aged 23, Parker township to Helen D. Cox aged 19, Parker township. Thomas EB Little 34 Terre Haute to Mabel A Kraemer 21 West Union. Eugene Scott Baker 19 York to Rachel Cline 19 West Union. Charles Saunders 72 Casey to Elizabeth Mumford 64 Casey.

Birth and marriages and local incidents in Marshall

1935 years ago Emory Bloodworth and wife announce birth of son Emory Francis last Friday. A Danville marriage license issued for Edmund M. Zschay 24 and Lois Renner 18, both of Marshall. Warren Willis Rhoads 18 and Mary Ruth Myers 18, Marshall, also licensed. Bobbie Jean Flowers son of Hurley and Mrs. Flowers injured foot by garden rake. Bert Robinson and Florence Nicol take over Park Grocery on North Michigan Avenue from W A Wallace.

Emory Bloodworth Emory Francis Danville Edmund M. Zschay Lois Renner Marshall Warren Willis Rhoads Mary Ruth Myers Bobbie Jean Flowers Hurley Flowers Bert Robinson Florence Nicol Park Grocery North Michigan Avenue W. A. Wallace

Homecoming at the church on August 12 invites all

Green Moss y Mrs Roe E Davis extend invitation to a homecoming at the church on Sunday August 12. Several local families attend gatherings and visits across Marshall Martinsville Casey Charleston and nearby towns over the weekend including the Hutchens Johnson reunion and various family visits.

Will Walters Dale Marshall Emil Wright Doit Montgomery Martinsville Casey Roe Davs Stanley Arch Birchfield Lloyd Ross Truman Morgan Truman Ross Sarah Davis Mary Kester Nora Claypool Morris Claypool Hugh Hutchings Naomi Phillips Parker Bragg Don Patsy Wright Charleston Clyde Blagg Joe Myrtle Evans Cleo Tipsword Emil Marlin Wright Roe Davis

Funeral of Charlie Hornbrook Held in Clarksville

The funeral for Charlie Hornbrook was conducted Tuesday afternoon in Clarksville. Local residents including Bruce Spires, Bert, and families later visited relatives in Martinsville at the home of Ed Medcalf and Rosa Spires. The article notes 91 year old relative Aunt Eliza Nicholson and various local visitors and events around Clarksville.

Charlie Hornbrook Bruce Spires Herbert Harry Harbor Donnie Spires Harbor Martinsville Ed Medcalf Rosa Spires Mr. Spires Harold Clapp George Lou Spires Ernest Everett Harbor Shirley Ervin John Williford Georgetown Sam Carney George Hutchens Wess Millhouse Eph Hawkins Wanda Spires Chicago David Murphy Donnie McDaniel

Real estate transfers dated 1945 in Marshall and Casey regions

Frank Cole transfers land to Russell Craig by war rant deed dated July 30 1945 in section 20 township 11 range 10 for $1. Ritter and Behner transfer north half of lot 4 block 18 original town of Marshall by warranty deed dated July 28 1945 for $1. Alonzo Rhue La Clare Chrepler conveys property in Casey by war ranty deed dated July 28 1945 for $2. Mary C Brown transfers land to George D and Minnia Netbarger by warranty deed dated June 13 1845 in section 29 township 12 range 12 for $1. Harry Craig transfers lots 4 6 7 block 2 original Laws of West Union to The Ohio Oil Company by warranty deed dated August 1 1945 for $1. Also note alfalfa inoculation promotion with seed purchase.

Frank Cole Russell Craig Ritter and Behner J. E. Murphy Marshall Alonzo Rhue la Clare Chrepler Casey Mary C. Brown George D Minnia Netbarger Seaion Harry Craig Ohio Oil Company West Union

Gas masks designed to fit all army soldiers

The chemical warfare service at MIT under Dr. Ernest A. Hooton completed a study on external head measurements of soldiers. It found three sizes could fit 93 percent of personnel with ten head types and regional variations in head size.

Chemical Warfare Service CWS Development Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ernest A. Hooton Harvard New England

Oil Film for Mosquito Control Advice Explains Oil Use

The article advises spreading a light oil such as crankcase oil fuel oil or kerosene on wiggler infested ponds and puddles to reduce mosquitoes. Apply only when wigglers are present and treat all stagnant water within a mile. A light film suffices and twenty gallons covers an acre. Clean filthy pools and hog wallows and drain low spots to prevent breeding.

Spinach as a Valuable Vitamin Rich Food

Spinach provides high vitamin C and vitamin A, with fresh raw spinach offering the most vitamin C in salads and sandwiches. Various preparations include torn leaves with lettuce and French dressing, chopped spinach with tomato, or ground carrots for colorful salads. Cooking minimizes vitamin C loss when briefly steamed or pan fried in hot fat.

Wash Ornaments with Care To Preserve Delicate Pieces

Regular dusting should be supplemented by frequent washings. Line a pan with a towel, use a light soap lather, and wash one piece at a time. Use a water color brush for crevices, rinse in warm water, and dry thoroughly. Pinpoint dust in indentations with a cotton wound toothpick.

Water levels key to wildlife survival in upper Mississippi pools

Winter drawdowns during harsh cold seasons shrink shallow pools and speed oxygen loss, causing mass fish deaths and heavy muskrat losses. Even with management flaws, winter kill occurs. Data show wildlife thrives when pool levels stay as constant as possible, with higher levels during ice cover aiding Ash and other species.

Upper Mississippi

New Alloy Core Armor Piercing Projectile Announced

The United States Army reports a Carboloy Inc design using a tungsten carbide core inside a light aluminum housing. The two part shell yields higher velocity and stronger armor penetration, with ranges up to 3000 yards and muzzle speeds near 3400 feet per second for the 76 mm gun.

United States Army Ordnance Division of Carboloy Company, Inc Carboloy St. Lo

Bones of Charlemagne Found With Old Masters in Germany

A 9th Army report claims the 75th infantry division uncovered near Siegen in Westphalia a cache of master paintings by Rembrandt Van Gogh Rubens El Greco and others buried with the solid gold sarcophagus of Charlemagne. Artworks valued at 500000000 gold marks were moved from Aachen Cologne Bonn Essen Muenster Metz and Wuppertal before the Allied advance.

Germany Rembrandt van Gogh Rubens Charlemagne Siegen Westphalia Bonn Museem Aachen Cologne Bonn Essen Muenster Metz Wuppertal Hades el Greco van Dyck Order of Mary

Scots May Lose Kilts to Women in U S

London reports Scots face a shortage of tartan cloth as demand from American women rises. Scotsmen may be forced to wear pants, and Scottish children also lose plaid kilts as leaders seek Board of Trade inquiry into export reservations of tartan stock.

U. S London United States Board of Trade Hugh Dalton

Londoners Bid Farewell to Subway Shelters

London city authorities began closing subway shelters after the danger of air raids ended. Run special trains that provided canteen service ended, and residents left bunks as impromptu parties marked the final use of the shelters.

London

You May Go Crazy Too Bar Keeps Visitors Warned

In San Francisco the bar near the conference HQ reports trouble as patrons glare at the bartender while he makes change. A sign above the bar warns visitors with the line Dont stare at the bartender, You may go crazy before this is over too.

Barkeep San Francisco United States

West Liberty Social Notes From Mrs Rosa Statesman

Mrs Mary E Behner attended a Home Bureau meeting at Mrs Lucille Kirchners home on Wednesday afternoon. Several families visited others Sunday including Elza Newman at Fred Hammonds and James Lashbrook with Jane Baker. The fifth Sunday gathering was in Charleston with M L Behner and Paul Behner. Livya Ewbank Grace Merrick attended the Haymaker reunion at Twin Lakes. Many others shared visits, dinners, and calls throughout the week.

Mary E. Behner Home Bureau Lucille Kirchner Elza Newman Fred Hammond James’ Lashbrook Jane Baker M. L. Behner Paul Behner Charleston Livya Ewbbank Grace Merrick Twin Lakes Dick Perisho Everett Statesman

Potter family news from H H White region

Ethel Ada Meeker visit Emma Hodge and Ola Weir. Roy Barklow and Dennis Weir families host. Hugh White and wife with Crumlin and Wernz. Wernz improving. Forbeck and Huffington visit Shaffner family. Melton family with Barkalow. Presley Meeker from Louisville visits Clande Meeker and Ethel Ada. Ida Craig with Irene Thompson. Betty Barkalow joins Evansville relatives for dinner. Beulah Bradley from San Pedro visits White family.

Ethel Ada Meeker Emma Hodge Ola Weir Roy Barklow Dennis Weir Ethel Weir Hugh White Allen Crumlin Lzzie Wernz Wernz Will Forbeck Flossie Huffingto Oscar Shaffner Raymond Melton Roy Barkalow Presley Meeker Louisville Kentucky Clande Meeker Ada Jean White David’ ‘Brewer Betty Barkalow Evansville Roy] Barkalow Beulah Bradley San ‘Pedro California

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Green Moss Roe E. Davis Clarksville Carlemagne West Liberty Mrs. Rosa Statesman Eyed Hammond Will Gallatin Shelby Gallatin Lila Fink Nadine May Eleanor Stilts and Son Willis McDaniel Wayne Stephenson Charley Parker Ball Stephenson Eva Hinkle Robert Miller Potters H. H. White Ida Craig Irene Thompson I Iellas Carrie Alexander Mary Robert, Boger True Thompson Dorma Reta Isaac Thompson Clark County Loan & Finance CO Archer Ave Kroger's Clock Bread Kroger Nutsie MIX Peanter Baby Foods Mason Gerter H. & G. Whiting Braunschweiger Colby Cole Slaw Ib. LC Celery Michigan Penn-Rad Regardiens of Prica Kroger’s Clock
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