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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1961

Page

2

4-H Demonstrations Highlight Local Fair Preparations

Marshall Herald reports 4-H demonstrations with names of 4-H members, judging by Illinois bankers, and awards. The piece lists presenters Nancy Doll Lois Burkybile Martha Reed and others plus program acts, delegates to State Fair and home economics organizers for the Clark County Junior Building event.

Sharon Wernz Rose Ann Bennett Alta Bartram Suzette Martin Judy, Martin “C W. D. Burnett The Dulaney Bank Illinois Bankers’ Association Dulaney Banker Burnett Mary C.mcgee 4-H Roxanna Wells Clark County Economics Extension Council Union Martha Reed Trudy Diane Schwartz Nancy Doll Janice Morton Norma Francis Portia Kuhn Norma Ann Morton Naomi Baker Baker

County 4 4 Show Day Results At South School

Clark County Achievement Days held August 2 at South School in Marshall showcased 160 girls with 124 leaders and 98 percent cooperation. Results include A to C ratings in clothing Foods and various contests, highlighting standout participants such as Sherrie Barkley Norma Francis Christine Gamm and Carolyn Burkybile among others.

South School Marshall Clark County Sherrie Barkley Norma Francis Christine Gamm Margaret—Kile Joyce Walters Alice Goble Jeanette Francis Janice Irwin Roberta Jones Mary Lynn Taylor Claire Zschau Kathy Callahan Phyllis Draper Susie Hendrix Penny Lucan Linda Crumlin Kay Leasure Connie Phillips Laurie Cooper Nancy Cooper Pauline Cork Elaine McCondle Susan Welsh Ruth Ingersol Cheryl Ruffner Mary K. Auld Rose Ann Bennett Rebecca Carper Nancy Lea Hamilton Deloris Kelly Norletta Kelly Gayle Ann Kitchen Deborah Smitley Doris Smith Tori Clatfelter Janice Coryell Sharon Coryell Judy Hopper Ann Morton Janice Morton Diane Heslek Charlotte Hurt Jackie Streeter Carol Tappy Elaine Tingley Joyce Tingley Marilyn Tingley Sally Babcock Kay Blundell Vicki Braynard Linda Garrard Christine Koutsoum Marilyn Kibler Linda Milam Susan Bare Diana Hensick Martha Reed Pat Richards Margaret Ann McGee Linda Funk Sharon Funk Karla Hutton Joan Ingersol Carol Shewner Bonmie Yount Trinka Cline Donna Lindley Vicki Lindley Patty Stanfield Jeannette Francis Penny Claypool DeAnn Forsythe Dorothy Forsythe Dorothy Knuckles Suzette Martin Lois Burkybile Becky Endsley Brenda Williams Rose Anne Bennett Jean Lowry Diana Napier Sheryl Phillips Sandra Simpson Jeannene Elis Shelia Shaner Ann Shacher Christine Craig Joann Bennett Sharon Braynard Kay Kirchner Becky Morgan Karen Gasaway Trudy Groothuis Lyla Kuhn Janet Stoelting Portia Kuhn Judy Martin Debra Hammond Carolyn Burkybile Trudy Beltz Mary -K.jurcin Sharon Wernz

Infrared sun lamps offer safe heat for muscles

MeditariAn notes two sun lamp types ultraviolet and infrared. Infrared lamps provide dry heat for bursitis arthritis and muscle sprains, improving circulation and easing spasms. They are convenient and cover a wide area but must not be placed too close or used on sleeping or uncomfortable individuals. Ultraviolet light will be discussed tomorrow.

W. K

Marshall Board Approves North Side School Use 61 62

The Marshall Community Schools board met August 3 at the high school to approve use of North Side School for 61 62 and to discuss relocation, expansion, and utilities. They set bus driver meeting dates, approved driver training and special programs, and accepted the resignation of math teacher John Gettinger. The board also authorized extending levy limits and reviewed the school calendar and staff assignments.

Board of Education of Marshall Community Schools North Side Ohio Orval Floyd State’ Office Harry Melnert Spittler Bohn Murphy State Department Knowles-Rhoads Ann Kile Yschool Board of Education John Gettinger Gettinger Helen Louise Kirk

Five Points Notes and Weekend Visits

Mrs. G. B. Wilhoit reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Arnold to Edgewood Tr. and by Mr. and Mrs. Odin Stogsdill of Salem to Willie and Esther Leasure. Lena Artman attended the Thompson reunion at Casey Park. W M A Mt Olive church met with 26 present and hosted a pink and blue shower for Opal Cornwell.

D. V. Arnold Edgewood Odin Stogsdill Salem Willie Esther Leasure Lena Artman Thompson Casey Park Harold Clatfelter Hal Zelpha Roscoe Graham Palestine Amer Newlin Robinson Linda York Wilbur Reynolds Cecil Wells Don Nave Martinsville Alva Wells Mt. Olive Church Ray Drake Opal Cornwell

Elder Robert Phillips to Close Millcreek Ministry

Elder Robert Phillips of Willow-Hill will close his ministry at the Millcreek church Sunday, August 27. Mr. Otis Williams and Mrs. Otis Williams visited with Mrs. Mary Carpenter and Harry. Mrs. Maude Miller visited Mrs. Martha Booker. Ben.

Robert Phillips Willow- Hill Millcreek Otis Williams Mary Carpenter Harry Maude Miller Martha Booker Ben

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