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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1967

Page

2

Talent Search aids Illinois youths toward college

A federally funded Talent Search program based at Southern Illinois University aims to guide rural students from Illinois 50 southern counties toward higher education. Led by Billy G. Pyle and with John Morse as assistant, the project partners with twelve colleges and receives a $50 000 Education Office grant to identify talented youths and study factors behind educational dropouts.

Tlinois Southern Tlinois University Billy G. Pyle SIU John Morse DePauw University U. S. Office of Education Illinois Pyle Harrisburg Zeigler Johnston City Granite City Maxine Wilson Mobile Alabama Wall Street Blackburn College Tillinois College MacMurray College Millikin University Monticello College Mt. Vernon Community College Kaskaskia Junior College Wabash Valley College Principia College Quincey College McKendree College Olney Community College

Dennison social notes through busy weekend visits

Rev Ronald Ozier and family visited his brother and relatives in Springfield on Friday and Saturday. Many locals hosted guests including Harold Johns and J H Johns families. Visitors from Cowden Paris Terre Haute and New Lenox joined gatherings. A funeral in Alabama and a pink and blue shower in town are recorded along with multiple home visits and a Pleasant Hill school reunion.

Ronald Ozier Springfield Harold E. Johns J. H. Johns H. W. Daugherty Cowden Illinois Orville Taylor Augusta Holmes Vincent Schaefer Grace Weaver Paris Pete Carty Terre Haute Danny Taylor Marshall Rusell Taylor Marion Batson Randy Pruiett Batson Alabama Katie Wesche Marie Shinkett Levi Swinford E. O. Jones Doris Decker Dean Hilbert Lawrence Cooper Lesle Lohrman Hillsdale Indiana Grover Hartman Becky Lawrence ‘Cooper and Carl Barkley Peoria Allen Campbell Russell Russell Taylor Foster Thompson Mabel Guthrie Vern Sanders Jasonville Ronnie Sanders Tom Sanders William Bosstick Marion Garner Norma West Joan Volkers New Lenox Howard Doll Pleasant Hill School Colonial Kitchen Jessie Gallington Emma Dickerson Cora Bartram Ure Arcgie

West Union Community Notes On Visits And Funeral

Mrs Edith Ledermann returned from Union Hospital Terre Haute and hosted visitors including Mrs Dorothy Wernz Mrs Fern Wernz and Mrs Marthe Moore. Dinners guests included Mr and Mrs Wilford Leasure and family and Mrs Hattie Ledermann. Visitors from Stours Connecticut Mr Ronnie Higginbotham and Eric vacationing with Mr and Mrs John Quick of Marshall. Delbert Gilles family from Maywood Illinois vacationing in Canada. Mack Strohm and children attended the Illinois State Fair Springfield. Weekend guests of Mrs Thompson included sister Mia Dorothy Johnson and Willard from Pittsboro Indiana plus Mack Bletbaum and Betty at Beltz reunion Marshall fairground. Mrs Helen Rush hosted Mr and Mrs Larry Shelton Casey and Mrs George Sanders Marshall along with Mr and Mrs Delbert Reynolds West York. Norman Jackson recently discharged from service. Out-of-town visitors for Mrs Maude Grant funeral included Edward Grant and children Cheston Indiana Kenneth Melton Portage Indiana James Grant South Bend Indiana Jerry Grant Nevada Claude Ogle Hillsdale Indiana and Anna Bartlett Hillsdale Indiana. Mrs Grant died Wednesday evening at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Burial was in Harrison Cemetery.

Edith Ledermann Union Hospital Terre Haute Harry ‘Thompson Thomp Mia Dorothy Johnson Willard Pittsboro Diana Casey George Sanders Marshall Delbert Reynolds West York Rush Dale Servison Robinson Norman Jackson Maude Grant Prust-Hosch Edward Grant Cheston Ind Kenneth Melton Portage Indiana James Grant South Bend Jerry Grant Nevada Claude Ogle Hillsdale Anna Bartlett Grant Union Harrison Cemetery

Community Family Gatherings At Local Franks

Mr and Mrs Richard Bumpus and sons attended the Illinois State Fair at Springfield last week. Mr and Mrs Jerry Strohm and children of Wisconsin spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs Dean Strohm and were Sunday dinner guests of the Strohms. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Harnett Wright and Mrs Mel Rodgers and Ann of Mattoon rural route and Mr and Mrs Richard Finder and children of Charleston. Mrs Maude Miller visited with Mrs Martha Booker at Marshall Friday. Gena Pamela Eric and Joe Williams were weekend guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams while parents contending in Tennessee. Mrs Maude Miller was a Saturday dinner guest of John Blizzard.

Richard Bumpus Springfield Jerry Strohm Wisconsin Strohm Dean Strohm Strohms Harnett Wright Mel Rodgers Ann Mattoon Richard Finder Charleston Gena, Pamelia Eric Joe Williams Woodford iWllams Tennessee Maude Miller John Blizzard Glen Arbuckle Mill Creek Dorothy Jean Riggs Grace Higginbotham Everett Ben Strohm Newton Oblong Robinson West Union Prust-Hosch Marion Gard Ottis Williams Martinsville Mary Carpenter Harry Walker Lincoln Trail Park Gladys Garver Marshall Martha Booker Paris Park Charles Percy Edgar Amstott Delphia Nicol Eunice Jackson Mary Davison Potters Hall Fred Koppler

Elder Glen Arbuckle to preach at Mill Creek Church

Mrs. Maude Miller notes an annual homecoming Sunday services at Mill Creek Church with Elder Glen Arbuckle presiding. Several local residents attended gatherings and visits across Choctaw on a busy weekend including the Walker reunion and Republican meeting at Paris Park.

Murphy Veach Reunion Promises Forty Years of Ties

The 40th annual Murphy Veach reunion will be held next Sunday at the Marshall location. Organizers invite former attendees to reconnect and share memories at the gathering.

Murphy-Veach Marshall

Community Dinner and Compromise Note

A fragment notes a next Sunday event with an All Basket dinner at 12 30 served and invites relatives and friends. It adds a line about compromise and personal courage, suggesting reluctance and potential self wrecking as a consequence.

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