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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

5

Classified Ads Highlight Lost Dog and Local Wants

Lost and found notices include a one month old brown and white dog needing medical care with contact 6862 and a cattle loss report at 8692. Multiple wants list housekeeper driver waitress and home help, plus sale and rental offers across Marshall and West Union with various contact numbers.

Notice of Coal Setting for County Buildings

Sealed bids for about 100 tons of 1 inch stoker coal off-dust treated and delivered to county building bins. The committee may reject or accept any bids. Bids due by 10:00 AM Saturday August 29 1964 at the County Clerk H J Kemp office. Forms available at the County Clerk's Office. William L Kile Chairman of Committee.

H. J Kemp William L. Kile

Card of Thanks from Bob Smitley

Card thanks everyone for prayers, flowers, cards and kindness shown during hospitalization and after returning home. Bob Smitley expresses gratitude to all who supported him and his family.

Bob Smitley

Local residents and visitors converge in Marshall area

A long list of Marshall area residents and guests are described visiting from and returning to towns across Indiana Illinois Ohio and California. People travel for family visits fairs and extended stays with relatives including Virginia Collins in Savannah GA and many kin from Terre Haute Chicago Indianapolis and Detroit along with multiple trips to Marion Ohio and stints at the State Fair in Springfield.

Virginia Collins E. J Huffington Savannah Georgia Air National Guard Tyler Texas ColHer Eugene Jordan Milo Cline Gary Indiana Carol Rickie Pendleton Robert Grantham Cynthia Dunes Acres Ola Dutcher Floyd Weaver Danville Llinois Archie Andrews Paris Don Smitley Lory Weaver Rose Baggs David Erwin Gene Erwin New Orleans Louisiana Gay Helman Charles Barker Marion Ilinois Marshall Frank Casteel Terre Haute J R. Thotz Joe Edinnboro Pennsylvania Bessie O'Neal Thotz Mary O'Neal Paula Salyards Norfolk Virginia Len Volk Mike Neil Nightlinger Bobby Eakins Indianapolis Ethel Nightlinger Herman Little L. B Lewis Springfield Stephen Arney Harold Anacker William Anacker Larry Helman Henry Helman Fred Mack Birmingham Michigan Ben Dawson Newton Cork Marie Kile John Poorman Robinson Filmer Renner Herman Renner Arlington Tilmars Audrew Crawford Viola Hazlett Missouri Allisa Tanell Bohn Arnold Bohn Ruth Fox Carroll Ann Krock Gene Emmons Lawrenceville Illinois Ida Williamson Plainfield Ind Martha Blankenship Ethel Wiser Jerry Shaw Los Angeles California Dean Huffington Ed Tumey Soldatna Alaska John Turner HE Hopp Richmond Marion Bartram Homer Bishop West Union L L Parks Harry Findley Goldie Kohl Chicago Tilmots Otto Kuhn Doris Sidel Rudolph Bell E. D Smith Emil, Bennett Claud Fox Dean Fox Valpraiso Sam Bradley, Jr Urbana Sam Bradley Ruth Hansen Filizabeth Austin Don Ferris Margaret George Detroit Inlaw Ralph George Margaret Grisham Susie, Jacobs Lois Jones Allissa Bohn Janis Clark C. W. Mulka Sue Jamie Mulka Emil Bennett Canada Montreal Quebec Boston Niagara Falls Myr Robert Breese Greencastle Lanny Helman Carl Helman Herschel McCarty Peoria Florida Mississippi Ronald Ivy St. Berniece Harvey Wilson Linton Jessie Denman Kenneth Wilhoit Elbridge Walter Garwood John Kerley Clara Bishop Anna Veach Walter Badgley and Sons Jeff and Paull Livonia Homer Homer Lawrence Kay Connie Nancy Larry Salyards Richard Volk Sidell, Winds Max Wilhoit Charleston South Carolina Ann Lilian Kuhn Raymond Reschan Jeanne San Diego Anna Crumlin Rex Cork Hurley Veach Jean Holwick Winchester Kentucky Emma Clark Edith Anderson Hammond James Davis Jane Hardway Florence Weger Albuquerque New Mexico Walter DeVaux Cincinnati Ohio Verna Carage Jersey City New Jersey Harry Cropp Lou Lea Dela Eskew Hume H A Smith la Grange Mary Washburn Ellen Smitley Cleo Smitley Christine Minnie King Ralph Tryon Why Nancy Frank Barrett Sullivan James Craig Robert Barrett James Drummond Doris Frets Ben Drummond Harold Barrett Joy Barrett Sherry Boeyll Loie Lea Charles Bovil Mary Howard McNair Akron Mary Brewster Gift Bland Judy Ronald Union Town Tohn Kirb Percy Nichols Reba Burns Fd Thompson Ruth McCleary James Gruber Jerry Bohn Ralph Goekler Flaine James Wilson Covington Illinois John Thompson South Bend Bertha Davis Westfield Rosemary Pellum Isa Henson Thinais Joe Milton Maud Ferris Union Hospital Terry Murphy Collinsville Della Rose Bohn Nellie Stevens Lon Linton William Rathbun Laura Billy Denver Colorado Rathbun Jacob Miller Larry Mr Rathbun Blackwell Oklahoma Donald Miller Kathy Blue Island Miler J R. Hornbrook James Washington Janice Marvin Mlinois William Marvin James L. Curry Fort Gordon Homer B Curry Marie Kuhn George Gattis Prospect Gattis Marshall High School Elmer Hoggatt Vic Christopher Pana William Austin Pawnee Tllinois James Carleton Robert Carleton Ben Priummond Dean Finkbiner Dale David Fugene Low

Revival Meeting at Marshall Pilgrim Holiness Church

Revival services begin August 21 at 7 30 p m at the Marshall Pilgrim Holiness Church corner 10th and Plum Streets Frankfort Indiana. Evangelist is the Rev James Southerland and Mrs Southerland from Pilgrim College Frankfort. Singers will lead the musical portion and workers are urged to attend.

Marshall Pilgrim Holiness Church 10Th and Plum Streets James Southerland Frankfort Pilgrim College Frankfort Indiana Forrest Adams

Casey Jaycees beauty pageant entries open for Labor Day fair

Entries are open for the 1964 Casey Jaycees Bathing Beauty Pageant at Fairview Park Casey during Labor Day festivities. Four age groups compete with no entry fee, preliminaries at the pool, and a coronation that night.

Casey Greater American Circus & Carnival Tw Frea Casey. Tl Casey Jaycees Fairview Park Jc’s Case Jayceeettes Maurice Harris Carnation Robert Sandra) Timmons Golf Course Duane Rogenel Callaham South Central Fairview Pool

Thanks for Flowers and Visits After Hospital Stay

Mrs Ernest Kile expresses gratitude for flowers cards and visits received during hospitalization and after returning home thanking everyone for support and kind gestures.

Ernest Kile

I Thank You Friends For Prayers And Cards

A personal note expresses gratitude for prayers, calls, and cards received during a hospital stay. The message thanks friends for support and kindness shown during illness or medical treatment.

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LOST Marshall Police Raymond's Cafe Sam Finkbiner, Jr Johnson Heating Service Clark Center S. 5Th St Percy Stanfield Myrtle Mullen S. Ltd John Hollenbeck Jane Finkbiner P. O Finkbiner Doll's Orchard Clarence Ledermann Ed Evans Call Duncan Fyfe Table Cherry St. Marshall Tll Buick John Deere Gable Furniture Gas & Appliance Co . Union Thinois Don Gmelich Kimble’s Marshall Fuel & Ice Tee House Anne Zschau Harry E Bill) Coldren R. E. Laird Marshall Herald Viola Hazlitt Sutherland Oregon Audrey Crawford Ernie Bishop Hattie Brosman Anne Veach Sylvan Morgan Henry Morgan Dana Katherine Hogshead Chrisman Chester Linton Zena David Murphy Martinsville Lillie Walters Elaine Walters Homer B. Curry Bob Virginia Linda Marysville Curry Martin di Sitt Fairview O of Town Wabash Valley “Model A” Car Club Mike and Susie Hedges Gainsville, Florida Mrs Ragan Hedges Charles Reinoeh George Prewett Sahara Eastern John A. Bierbaum Claypool Body Shop Clarksville Ed Harlan Basil Moore South Sixth Street
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