Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

Page 1

We have 16,533,882 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

1

Last Monday Circuit Court in Marshall Dismisses Several Divorces

Judge George W. Bristow heard six cases in Marshall with three divorce suits withdrawn. Thelma Freeman was granted a divorce and may restore her maiden name Thelma Kinney. A partition suit by Bert Morgan et al granted, with co commissioners appointed. Ex parte distribution ordered in Meda Welt case. Two probate appeals by Wm Flint and Sallie Flint dismissed and remanded for probate court. New filings include Lois Revalee vs Franklin Revalee and Frank Daniel vs Pearl Daniel for divorce.

George W. Bristow Marshall Elsie’ Gross Omer Gross Jame’ Snyder Margaret ‘Snyder Freeman Thelma Thelma ‘Kinney Bert Morgan Wm. Bartlett D. _B. Wolfe Ormald Higginbotham Jerry Vaught Meda Welt T.r.morrow Bristow Flint Sallie Flint Wells

Ohio Oil Company Moves Oil Tanks Near Martinsville

Twelve tanks at the Ohio Oil Company tank farm near Martinsville are being dismantled and moved to a new centrally located site. A Chicago company conducts the work and completion is expected in about four weeks. Oscar Jaco of Casey, head of the pipeline division, says the tanks will store a new Ohio Oil product and more details will follow.

Ohio Oil Company Martinsville Chicago Oscar Jaco Casey

Homer Hurst Joins East Tennessee State College Faculty

Prof. Homer Hurst, son of Mayor Burns Hurst, joins East Tennessee State College Johnson City as history department teacher, starting August 28. After World War II service, he pursued a PhD in Nashville and has taught in Scotland and Martinsville, with degrees from Illinois State Normal University and the University of Illinois.

Homer Hurst Burns Hurst East Tennessee State College Johnson City Tennessee Hurst Nashville Areuneaste Scottland Tinois Martinsville High School Illinois State Normal University University of Ilinois

Casey Editor to Publish Westfield Review

L. A. Weeden owner and publisher of The Westfield Review will retire as publisher on August 31 due to age and health. Ralph Brooke editor of the Casey Banner-Times will continue publishing the Review, planning to keep it about the same as the past year.

L. A. Weeden Westfield Review Review Ralph Brooke Casey Banner-Times Brooke

Squirrel Hunt Daze Ends With Lost Dean Hook

Deputy Perisho Chief Hutchens and Dean Houk went hunting southeast of Marshall. Houk disappeared at dusk and later rejoined the others after a misled traveler wandered off course. The tale ends with a joke about keeping Hook from getting lost and the difficulty of finding squirrels.

Russel Perisho Lawrence Hutchens Dean Houk Court House Marshall Houk Hook

Marriage Licences Issued to Four Couples

Ogle G. Snider 21 of Oblong Route 2 weds Eulalie Warters 18 of Oblong. Wayne Durnal 19 of Martinsville Route 1 weds Kathyleen Ross 23 of Jewett Route 1.

Ogle G. Snider Eulalie Warters Wayne Durnal Martinsville Kathyleen Ross Jewett

Arthur Welsh Missing In Action Over Enemy Territory

Mr and Mrs Frank C Welsh Route 1 Dennison were notified that their son Lt Arthur Welsh was reported missing in action. He graduated Marshall high school in 1938 and earned Silver Pilot Wings at Pampa Army Air Field in Texas in September. He had flown Havoc fighter bombers over enemy territory since May and last month met his brother Sgt Emil D Welsh in southern England.

Route 1 Dennison Arthur A ‘Welsh Welsh Marshall High School Pampa Army Wair Pampa Texas Arthur Emil D. Welsh England Emil Britain

Marshall Grade School Adds Hygiene and Science Courses

The Marshall grade School expands curriculum for Fifth through Eighth grades with two new courses Health and Science. Health runs three weeks, then Science three weeks, alternating due to limited classroom time and teacher shortages. Miss Edith Ralston moves to Westfield high School Home Economics. substitute will cover Fourth Grade. Superintendent Coffey urges strong support from parents and students as teachers face increased workload.

Marshall Edith Ralston South Side Ralston Westfield High School Coffey

Former Casey Teacher Joins Indiana University Faculty

Clinton C. Green former Casey grade school superintendent has become critic in structor in science at Indiana University Bloomington. He has taught aeronautic courses in DePauw University and coordinated the V-5 Navy Program, resigning to accept the IU post as the Naval Cadet training ends. The Greens plan to move to Bloomington in September for the fall semester.

Clinton C. Green Casey Indiana University Bloomington Indiana Green DePauw University Naval Aviation Cadets DePauw Regular College

Martinsville Owners Win with Two Horse Racers at Fairfield

Martinsville resident Herman Patchett races Silver Mig at the Wayne county fair in Fairfield this week. The horse has won regularly this summer. Another Martinsville horse, Expected Grattan, who impressed at Paris last week, has five season wins.

Herman Patchett Martinsville Wayne County Fairfield Grattan Paris

Marshall High school hires new faculty and subjects taught

The list names Edward B. Allen as Principal and a staff including Harry Pindley in Industrial Arts I II J R Hornbrook in Physics Aeronautics and Geometry Wilma Gelsért Civics World History and Girls Ph Ed Vaughn Arney Music Carl Holler American History Sociology and Dramatics Mildred Kuntz English II and IV Alene Galbreath English I Latin I and I Virginia Postlewaite Home Economics I and II Helen Smith Typing I Shorthand I and Bookkeeping Mildred Adkins Typing I Commercial Arithmetic and Salesmanship Paul Leitch Biology Boys Ph Ed and athletic coaching Walter Spittler Agriculture II and III No one yet employed Algebra Ty and Chemistry Rita Halloran English I II and Library Lorene Spittler Secretary Jesse Norton Day Janitor Arthur Mills Night Janitor plus a note on freshmen registration and a 1944 physical examination requirement for entering high school.

Edward B. Allen Harry Pindley J. R. Hornbrook Wilma Gelsért Vaughn Arney Rita Halloran Lorene Spittler Jesse Norton Arthur Mills Marshall High School

Eugene Clark Awarded Purple Heart in France

Cpl Eugene Clark U S Army Medical Corps awarded the Purple Heart for a back injury after bomb fragments struck him while overseas in France. His wife Mrs Dorothy Clark was notified by telegram from the War Department that he had been slightly wounded on August 11 and had been released from the hospital to return to active duty after receiving the medal.

Sns Eugene “ Clark U. “S. Army ‘Medical Corps France Dorothy Clark War Department Cpl. Clark Clark

Chicago Clark Co Picnic Moves to Gary This Year

The Chicago Clark Co annual picnic will be at Marquette Park Gary Indiana on Sunday September 10 with a brief business meeting then a program about 2 00 p m. Attendees are urged to bring a basket lunch for picnic supper and spread the word to Clark County residents.

Chicago Clark Co

Robinson Defeats Marshall In 7 4 Victory

The Ohio Oil Company softball team from Robinson beat Marshall 7 to 4 after breaking a 4 4 tie with a run in the 8th and two more in the 9th. Upcoming games include Ridpath Grocers, Forrest Shorer or Commercial Solvent from Terre Haute, Charleston Brown Shoes, and a Terre Haute versus Casey Marshall all star clash to close the 1944 season.

Ohio Oil Company Robinson Marshall Robinson Ten Ridpath Grocers Forrest Shorer Terre Haute Charleston Brown Shoes Casey

Marshall Football Opens Season At Oblong

The Marshall team starts with a night game at Oblong on Friday September 15 under a state law requiring at least three weeks of prior practice. First practice is set for Tuesday August 29 at 2 00 pm with equipment issue and a short session to follow.

Marshall Oblong

BOYS IN SERVICE UPDATE FROM MARSHALL AREA

Local notices list several servicemen with leaves and assignments. Waley Church on 30 day leave. Harold Murphy returned from Southwest Pacific. Pfc Richard LaRue promoted to Corporal after Gunnery School. Chief Warrant Officer Carroll Barkalow promoted and stationed in Africa. Joe Smitley furlough visit in Marshall. Additional updates include Wayne Schafer studying at Ames. Sgt. C M Kearns’s daughter training. Pfc Charles Beltz awarded Combat Infantryman Badge. Eugene Forsythe in B 29 flight eng course. Leon Cooper visiting before New York duty. Pvt Joseph Kemp on furlough. Lt Paul Baker visiting. George Kile to Elizabeth City. Wayne Turner visiting Marshall. Lt Quentin McNary injured in France and sent to England. Leater Johnson transferred to sea duty. Harold Chambers letters from England.

Carlos Stewart describes bomber flight over England

A Herald writer Carlos Stewart recounts a WWII bomber ride over England and the English Channel on August 10 1944. He details sightlines from 2000 to 11000 feet noting fields clouds and towns. He describes flying instruments flight conditions and a safe landing and cautions about cold high altitude air.

Carlos Stewart Herald Office England English Channel Irene France

Births in Terre Haute notable for local families

Mr. and Mrs Homer Lawrence welcomed a baby daughter born at Union hospital Terre Haute on Tuesday morning. Mrs Lawrence formerly Ruth Pickens. Mr. and Mrs William R Taylor had a son named William Robert Jr born Thursday at 2:00 am at St Anthony's hospital Terre Haute. William Sr is a Navy sailor overseas in the Mediterranean for two months, living in Marshall with aunt Mrs Georgia Connerton. Before marriage Mrs Taylor was Miss Josephine Staub.

Homer Lawrence Union Hospital Terre Haute Lawrence Ruth Pickens William R. Taylor William Robert, Jr St Anthony's Hospital William, Sr

Tour Through Casey Area Sees Rain Boost Crops

L S Kilborn and companion tour Johnson township visiting John Scott and Silas Kitchen. Heavy rain renews farmers hopes as wheat is generally poor and oats light. many corn fields show improvement since four weeks earlier. Observers note Republican leanings and active election day turnout in the North Fork area.

L. S. Kilborn Casey Johnson Township John Scott Scott Silas ‘Kitchen Kitchen Lew Forester Illinois Jerry Slusser Kansas Jacob Fint Dennis Fosters Flint Foster W. D. Hill Clark Jasper County Vorhis Slusser Johnny Slusser D. Baughman Cross Roads North Fork

Soldiers From Camp McCain Reported Overseas

Pfc. William B. Forsythe from Camp McCain Mississippi has been transferred overseas. John R. Travioli BM 2 arrived home for a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Travioli. John spent 18 months in New Guinea and the South Pacific area.

Whiley Church Lowe Ralph Church Kroger Waley U. S. Navy Southwest Pacific William B. Forsythe Camp McCain, Miss John R. Travioli Paul Travioli John New Guinea South Pacific

Local Notes from Wabash and Edgar County Visits

1894 fifty years ago Frank Murphy returned to his Wabash home after visiting John Thompson’s family. Frank Welsh and his wife spent Sunday at Grover Edgar County with Mrs. Welsh’s parents I N Craig and wife.

Frank Murphy John Thompson Wabash Frank Welsh Grover, Edgar Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Circuit Court Squirrel Hunter Arthur ‘J.welsh Arthur J. Welsh Eugene Clark Jin Chicago-Clark CO Gary Harold Murphy C. M C. U Navy Chris Murphy Route 2 San Diego California Richard LaRue Ward LaRue Fort Myers Buckingham Army ‘Air Field Richard Jemons Silas Walker Jamestown New York Will Knipe Mattie Moreland Carroll W. Barkalow Medical Corps General Hospital North Africa Opal Mary Ann Ross Barkalow Auburn Joe Smitley Corpus Christi Wayne F. Schafer Wisconsin Ave Danville Dan Schafer Electrical Naval Training School Iowa State ‘College Ames Iowa Stegt Nelle Charles R. Beltz Claude Beltz Beltz Fiji Islands Bougainville Eugene Forsythe Ben Forsythe Lowryfield Denver Colo Eugene Ora Forsythe Leon Cooper Boston Mass Alms English Cooper Homer Cooper Leon Joseph H. Kemp Camp Roberts H. J. Kemp J. G Paul Baker Hollywood Florida George E. Kile Elizabeth City North Carolina Ernest Kile Wayne Turner New London Conn James Turner Leroy McNary Quentin McNary Lucy Chambers Pvt Harold BE. Chambers
Search Courier

Search the Marshall Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Marshall Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication