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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

5

Marshall Township High School teacher to leave for new duties

E H Winegarner, longtime vocational and agriculture teacher at Marshall Township High School, will depart this week to take similar duties at New Athenia and Mariasa high schools. He notes a shortage of agriculture teachers driving department mergers and higher salaries. Attendees at Cumberland County Fair include J F MeCormick and family with report of Veach horses from Auburn winning. The Downey reunion drew guests from St Louis and Decatur with visits home for Elsie Bartlett.

E. H. Winegarner Marshall Athenia Mariasa ‘High J. F. McCormick Bon Glenn McCormick C. I. Stiner Cumberland, County Greenup J. F Cormick Auburn Emmett Tharp Vivian Kenneth Tharp St Louis Elsie’ Bartlett

For sale Poland China gifts and boar pigs six months old

Classified column item notes six month old Poland China pigs for sale with option to register. Contact Jim Files in Dennison, Illinois. Also mentions other ads and local notices including rentals and farm listings. Many human-interest notices follow, with various residents visiting, relocating, or traveling to Chicago and Indianapolis.

Poland China Jim Files Dennison

Boy Scout Paper and Tin Can Drive Thanks Marshall

Troop 81 of the Boy Scouts of America expresses gratitude to Marshall residents for a successful paper and tin can drive held on July 29. About 5% tons of paper and several hundred pounds of cans were collected, bringing $46.14, with $16.14 paid to truckers and $30.00 donated to local scouting work.

Boy Scouts of America Marshall Terre Haute Marshall Boy Scouts Troop 81 Ivan McDaniel Duane Grawford James Nelson Danny Harper David Cropp James White James Reyhel Richard Ralston James Ralston John Ralston Kenneth Cline Kent McDaniel Fred Pennington Gene Wallace Virgil Wallace Albert Tingley Dennis Lindley Wm. Dixon Robert Simpson Charles Kemp Richard A. Wilson Donald H. Wilson Carrol Bruner Willis Wisely Wesley Wisely Duane Lee Stephen Simons Don Harlow Fred Strohm Trinois Department of Highways Hubert Irwin Marshall Streets Welsicol Corporation

Residents and visitors busy with travel and visits across towns

Mrs Norman Forsythe and daughter Mrs Reese Hasting joined friends in Terre Haute then Michigan for camping and fishing. Mrs Glen Forsythe returned to Chicago after days with Forsythe and Machlan families near Dresser. Miss Erma Junker of Rushsylvania Ohio visited J F White and family. Families from Paris fair and nearby towns shared time from Thursday through Sunday with relatives in Marshall West Union and Mattoon, with travel plans to St Louis.

Carl I. Munday Stratford South Dakota Harriet Paddock Terre Haute Charles Cole Miss Paddock Marshall High School Kathryn Tucker St. Anthony Hospital H. D. Tucker Ora Forsythe Ted Chicago In Forsythe Erma Junker Rushsylvania Ohio Marshall Norman Forsythe Reese Hasting Michigan Glen Forsythe Ben Forsythe Frank Machlan Dresser Rushsylvania, Ohio J. F.white J Jim

Cub Pack Meeting at Legion Hall Pleases Scouts

The Cub Scouts met at the Legion Hall on Wednesday night with Cub Master Wayne Miller presiding. After pledge and singing, each den presented circus acts, prizes were awarded to five boys, refreshments served by Den No 2 mothers, and plans for a a weiner roast next Tuesday were announced.

Cub Scouts Legion Hall Wayne Miller America Society Ing Frank Noakes Bobby McFarland Dale Crumlin Lewis Geckler Freddie Hoback Jerry Miller den No. 2 The

Allens Move to Marshall for New High School Roles

Edward B. Allen becomes Marshall High School principal after seven years at Oakland High and eight at East Lynn. He is joined by wife Irma and children Mary Richard and cat Muffet, all residents of Allentown Illinois, relocating to 701 North Eighth Street.

Marshall ‘High Edward B. Allen Marshall Allen University of Illinois Alleri Famiy Irma Pekin Illinois Mary Richard Muffet North Eighth Street Maxwell M. S Paul B. Leitch

Band School Closes Today at Marshall High

Band practice over two weeks under Vaughn Arney ends today. Sixty students from Marshall and North and South side grade schools formed three bands. An older student marching band will perform at football games and outdoor events.

Marshall High School Vaughn Arney North South Side

Marshall Schools Plan Three Band Programs for Students

The article describes three proposed bands at Marshall schools: a marching band with expanding membership, a larger concert band for advanced repertoire, and a grade schools band merging North and South side students. Teachers and parents, including Superintendent Coffey and Mr. Arney, support regular band classes and a dedicated practice room though schedules are not yet set. Mr. Arney enters his fourth year as music supervisor, seeking broad cooperation to boost music education.

Marshall Coffey Arney

Paris Hospital Weekly Admissions and Dismissals

The Paris Hospital reports admissions this week include David Kitchen of Martinsville for surgical treatment. Dismissals include Terry Murphy of Marshall, Richard Seals of Marshall RR3, Oscar Miller of Martinsville, and Jim Buckner of Marshall, all listed as surgical cases.

Paris Hospital David Kitchen Martinsville Terry Murphy Marshall Surgical Richard Seals Oscar Miller Jim Buckner

Two Simple Fixes Cut Milk Losses In Plants

Half of milk losses stem from improper cleaned and sterilized utensils while the other half come from improper cooling. The article outlines two straightforward corrections to control these losses.

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