Marshall City Council Hears 11th Street Repair Bid
Special meeting presided by Mayor Wayne Pennell discusses Cities Liability Insurance, bids for 11th Street repair by Zimmerly Construction Co. approved subject to State Highway Division. Two-year project cost about 23502.69 first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pennell
Lee
11Th Street
Zimmerly Construction Co
State Highway Division
Charles
Marshall
Robert Emmens
Warran
van Praag
City of
Mill Creek
Marshall Police News Misconduct Citations and Sentences
Marshall police records list Raymond Jackson of Paris cited for disorderly conduct with a $10 fine and $25.30 costs and jail served. Several drivers fined $10 and costs for speeding or disobeying stoplights. Multiple individuals received probation or jail time including Robert Thompson with 60 days in county jail and 10 months probation plus costs. Jesse Lawson for sale of alcohol to a minor received 90 days in county jail and $40.80 costs. others assigned one year probation or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jackson
Paris
Raul Shockley
George Smith
Stephen Davidson
Jerry Helman
Wayne Hunt
Hubert Titus
Vernone
Hill
Clarence H. Phegley
Donald E. Gard
Gail Hassel
Evansville
Indiana
David Gagen
Robert Thompson
Marshall
Dlinois
Benny House
Earl Bay
Lowell Wells
Jesse
Bud) Lawson
Engagement announced for Sandra Gard and Robert Little
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gard announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Sandra to Robert Kenneth Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Little. Sandra is a 1965 Marshall High School graduate employed at TRW Electronics. Bob attends Eastern Illinois University majoring in business and economics and serves as secretary of the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. Nuptial mass set for 10 30 a m at St Marys Church on August 21 officiated by Monsignor Donohue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Gard
Sandra
Robert Kenneth Little
Kenneth Little
Marshall High School
TRW Electronics
Bob
Eastern Ilinois University
Delta Sigma Pi
St. Mary’s Church
Donohue
Marriage Licenses Issued In Marshall Area
A list of marriage licenses shows Richard L Linton 22 of Marshall and Susan K Lake 21 of Martinsville plus several other couples from Marshall Robinson Westfield and Decatur Illinois. Names include Gordon D Jones 20 Robinson and Carolyn Marrs 26 Robinson as well as Kenneth Walker Jr 19 Westfield and Glenda Calvert 18 Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leon Linton
Marshall
Susan K. Lake
Martinsville
Robert Wesley Kintz
Anna Maria Simpson
Gordon Dell Jones
Robinson
Ilinois
Carolyn Jane Marrs
Kenneth Miller Walker
Jane Sue Huffington
Doyle Eugene Saiter
Millington
Iinois
Josephine Ann Wilborn
Charles Edward Buchner
Ferguson
Missouri
Judith Kay Beltz
Births in Pittsburgh and Union Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harlan Litteral of Pittsburgh welcome daughter Kem Ann born Friday July 30 weighing 6 lb 12 oz. The mother is the former Aleta Hill, and the couple also have daughter Robin. Mr and Mrs Harold Puckett announce daughter Ranee Lynn born Tuesday July 27 at Union Hospital weighing 7 lb 6 oz. mother is the former Debbie Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Litteral
Pittsburgh
Kem Ann
Aleta Hill
Robin
Harold Puckett
Union Hospital
Ranee Lynn
Debbie Clark
Lula Thompson Celebrates 91st Birthday
Mrs Lula Thompson celebrated her 91st birthday with a Sunday dinner attended by Dan and Jeff Thompson Lynn Willow Hill Illinois Vance Rosehill Ilionis James Terry Bob Mike Tracy Ann Strain Greenup Illinois Virgil Huebner Sam Sorker and Mrs Thomas Sisk Ginny Sammy Mooreville Indiana Earl Herndon Indianapolis Mrs W S Kessler Los Angeles California Maude Thompson Herbert Tibbs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Thompson
Dan Thompson
Jeff
Lynn
Willow Hill
Illinois
Vance Thompson
Rosehill
Ilionis
James Thompson
Terry
Bob
Mike
Tracy Ann Strain
Greenup
Clinois
Virgil Huebner
Sam Sockler
Thomas Sisk
Ginny
Sammy
Mooreville
Indiana
Earl Herndon
Indianapolis
W. S. Kessler
Los Angeles
California
Maude Thompson
Herbert Tibbs
Marriage Licenses and Local News Roundup
Stephen S In man of Martinsville and Pearl Catherine McNary of Parker township wed. Jesse Kennedy and Mary May Lewsader of Wabash township, Marshall Moore and Mary Ann Switzer of West Union also connected. M Grabenheimer's Sons shipped 70,000 pounds of wool to Philadelphia. Sylvan Davison, Auburn youth, fled police after disturbance charges and a previous escape from reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
S. Inman
Martsinville
Pearl
Catherine McNary
Parker Township
Jesse Kennedy
Mary May Lewsader
Wabash Township
Marshall Moore
Mary Ann Switzer
West Union
M. Grabenheimer
Philadephia
Sylvan Davison
Auburn
Wallace
Forty Years Ago Marriage Licenses and Reunion Notes
Forty years ago in 1925 two marriage licenses were issued: Woricle Wallace aged 21 of Darwin township to Ermmie Leona Bell 18 of Anderson township, and Harry H. Stewart 21 of Marshall to Minnie Culter 18 of Marshall. Marshall High School class of 1924 held its second annual reunion at Twin Lakes Park in Paris last Sunday with many attendees listed including Mary Hawker and Charlene Montgomery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcile Wallace
Darwin
Ermmie Leona Bell
Anderson Township
Harry H. Stewart
Marshall
Minnie Culter
Twin Lakes Park
Paris
Mary Hawker
Cleda Craig
Marie Junker
Edith Short
Fern Clem
Martha Pearce
Births and Marriages and an Accident in Marshall
Births announce the birth of Emory Francis to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Bloodworth last Friday. A marriage license was issued Saturday in Danville Illinois to Edmund M. Zshau 24 and Lois Renner 18 both of Marshall. A second license issued to Warren Willis Rhoads 18 Marshall and Mary Ruth Myers 18 Marshall. Bobbie Gene Flowers son of Mr. and Mrs Hurley Flowers ran the point of a garden rake through his right foot Tuesday afternoon. The high temperatures this week reached 96 to 100 degrees Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Bloodworth
Emory Francis
Danville
Illinois
Edmund M. Zshau
Lois Renner
Marshall
Warren Willis Rhoads
Mary Ruth Myers
Bobbie Gene Flowers
Hurley Flowers
Local Marriage Licenses and Scholarship Victory Noted
Twenty years ago in 1945 a marriage license was issued to William L. Parsons, 26, of Dennison, and Susie S. Mason, 16, of Marshall. Lloyd Kuhn, Route 3, Marshall, won the Clark county scholarship at the University of Illinois for 1945. Wayne F. Schafer, a Navy airman second class, and his wife arrived in Marshall for a 25 day furlough with his parents. Schafer returned to duty June 30 after six months in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Parsons
Dennison
Susie S. Mason
Marshall
Lloyd Kuhn
Clark County
University of Illinois
Wayne F. Schafer
Dan Schafer
Wayne
States
South Pacific
Ten Years Ago 1955 Births
Birth notices from 1955 list a daughter Jina Sue for Mr. and Mrs. Omar Blank enship at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Clifton Homer born July 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Turner at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Calvin Hood and North 6th Street family welcomed a son at Paris Hospital. R. M. Dunlap of Terre Haute welcomed a daughter, with Mrs Dunlap the daughter of Herman Imle of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Blankenship
Jina Sue
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Virgil Turner
Clifton Homer
St. Anthony Hospital
Calvin Hood
North 6Th Street
Paris Hospital
R. M. Dunlap
Dunlap
Herman Imle
Marshall
Private Felix Farrell joins 59th Aviation Co in Korea
Korean service member Pvt. Felix J. Farrell 23, son of Mrs. Roxie Madden of Marshall, is assigned to the 59th Aviation Company in Korea as of July 9. He enlisted in October 1964 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood. A Marshall High School graduate of 1961 and Illinois Barber College 1964, he seeks correspondence at U S 55767787 59th Aviation Co APO San Francisco California 96358.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix J. Farrell
Roxie Madden
Route
Marshall
59Th Aviation Company
Korea
Felix
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Fort Ord
California
Marshall High School
Illinois Barber College
Felix J. Parrell
U. S
59Th Aviation Co
Corps
A.P.O
San Francisco
Miller Couple Returns From Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs Victor Miller have returned from a vacation in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Victor Miller
Minnesota
County youth attend 4-H camp at Monticello district
Sixty five Clark county 4-H members reserve August 2 to 6 for district camp near Monticello. Warren Bundy and Mary Lou Meyer report counselors include Mary Lou Meyer and Warren Bundy with several assistants. Main program covers crafts recreation nature study waterfront and ceremonial events at Allerton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Agriculture and Home Economics
Monticello
Warren Bundy
Mary Lou Meyer
Robin Fraker
Valeri Mansholt
Mary Burkybile
Yoni Comstock
Charlotte Howe
Sara Johnson
Vickie Poindexter
Judy Smith
Connie Comstock
Sally Guinnip
Lara Hammond
Debra Hutton
Susan Markwell
Ruth Mills
Kathy Shawver
Patricia Turner
Susan Houpt
Donna Lowry
Patricia Markwell
Linda Williams
Karene Koutsoumpas
Carol Shawver
Beth Williams
Ann Shawler
Susan Welsh
Mark Kuhn
Bob Jackson
James Shotts
Douglas Strohm
Randy Welsh
James Wernz
Tony Williams
Carol Finkbiner
Nancy Bubeck
Glenda Bundy
Patricia McConchie
Kathy Weaver
Eloise Beard
Karen Sue Kemp
Lynn Medsker
Kay Leasure
Reta Bundy
Cheryl Mason
Janice Morton
Dale Burkybile
Carl Burkybile
Allerton Park
Local Obituaries Report Several Terre Haute Area Deaths
Ruth Farris 69 died at St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute with two sons Roy Paris Ray Dennison and two daughters Mary Arlington Virginia Una Boyer Marshall plus a sister and brother all of Marshall. Funeral at Moore Funeral Home Sunday. Ruth Irene Liffick 68 Terre Haute survived by husband Chelsea and many children and step children. services at Marrs Funeral Home Thursday. Henrietta Hettie Prust 97 West Union died at home with daughters and sons. services Friday at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel. George Clarence Findley 80 of Terre Haute died at Union Hospital with sister Lola Rupp Martinsville. funeral at Marrs Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farris
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Roy B
Paris
Ray A
Dennison
Mary E. Farris
Arlington
Virginia
Una Boyer
Marshall
Cora Bartram
Harry D. Setzer
Moore Funeral Home
H W Daugherty
H W Johnson
Farris Cemetery
Farris
Wabash Unit
Home Extension
W Co. T
Ruth Irene Liffick
North First Street
Clark County
Tlinois
Chelsea T. Liffick
Freda Smith
Doris Dunham
Route 2
West Terre Haute
Rollie Gaily
John Canaday
Joe Cannady
Pearl Starkey
Faye Vanarsdalen
Norma Jean Liffick
Decatur
Illinois
Sharon Sue Liffick
Denver
Colorado
Carroll Lee Liffick
Houston
Texas
Marrs Funeral Home
Aleck Dixon
Marshall Cemetery
Henrietta
Hettie” Prust
West Union
Stella Prust
Los Angeles
California
Ruth ‘Thompson
Homer
Edith Laufman
Gladys Gibbs
St. Clairville
Ohio
Homer Prust
Seminole
Oklahoma
Fred Prust
Findley Kuhn
Eva
George Clarence Findley
Union Hospital
Lola Rupp
Martinsville
Haineis
R. L. Norris
Clarksville Cemetery
Findley
Clarksville Baptist Church
Clark County Fair 1965 Opens August 8 With Queen Crown
Miss Janet Stoelting, 1964 Clark County Fair Queen, will reign over the 69th Clark County Fair from August 8 to 13. She will crown the new Queen of 1965 on Monday night August 9 after a Monday afternoon contest. Contestants include Becky Smitley, Joan Bennett, Donna Sims, Joyce Carpenter, Barbara Newlin, Linda Beard, Nancy Cooper, Mary Prusett, Pam Daily, Janice Coryell, Linda King and Crystal Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Stoelting
Clark County Fair
Stoelting
Becky Smitley
Joan Bennett
Donna Sims
Joyce Carpenter
Barbara Newlin
Linda Beard
Nancy Cooper
Mary Prusett
Pam Daily
Janice Coryell
Linda King
Crystal Claypool
Safe driving tips for August travel in Clark County
Extension notes emphasize travel safety during summer activities such as vacations and fairs. Rest stops after 1.5 to 2 hours boost alertness and comfort, while prudent speed and adapting to road conditions prevent overdriving. Night driving poses higher risks due to limited visibility, requires reduced speed, and careful handling. mentions of Dr. Hogsett and Mrs. Lloyd Matthias in local hospital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L Hogsett
University of Tinnis College of Agriculture
Marshall Band Heads to New York World Fair
Marshall High School band eight five pieces will depart August 12 for four concerts at the New York World’s Fair. The Band Booster Club and band members have organized projects to fund the trip and thank the community for support. The Moose Lodge is shown contributing to Drexal Howard, chairman, with club officials and Don McFall, band director, looking on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Marshall Moose Lodge
Drexal Howard
Wayne Clatfelter
Ethel Frets
Women of the Moose
Don McFall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ctiy Council Action
Marshall Police News
Rose Poly
Larry Rose
St. Mary of the Woods
Robert Tingley
Lloyd Matthias
New York
Drexel Howard
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