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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1961

Page

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Finfgeld Announces Run for 51st District Representative

Ed Finfgeld of Arcola Til announces candidacy for the April 10 1962 primary to represent the 51st District of six counties Clark Coles Crawford Cumberland Douglas and Edgar. He cites service on Education Labor and Industry and Municipalities committees and pledges to continue economy and eliminating waste.

Ed Finfgeld Arcola Til Clark Coles Crawford Cumberland Douglas Edgar 72Nd General Assembly Pina

Mrs Wilhelmina Blough Dies in Denver Colorado

Mrs. Wilhelmina Blough age 70 former Marshall resident died Thursday in Denver Colorado. Funeral services were held Monday at Howard Mortuary Denver with interment in Rockford Illinois her original home. She is survived by one daughter Mrs Dorothy Jane Smith of Chicago two brothers and two sisters. She and husband Heber R Blough opened Blough Funeral Home in Marshall in 1930, operated it until 1943, then sold it. she later joined Howard Mortuary in Denver.

Wilhelmina Blough Marshall Denver Colorado Howard Mortuary Rockford Llinois Dorothy Jane Smith Chicago Heber R. Blough H. M. Dewey Ed Booth South 6Th Street Blough

Kelley couple return to Marshall home on North Seventh

Mr and Mrs Charles Kelley formerly of Marshall and Terre Haute have purchased the former Fannie Andrews house on North Seventh Street near North School and moved in Tuesday. Kelley will remain with The Ohio Oil Company until retirement next year.

Charles Kelley Marshall Ohio Oil Company Terre Haute Ohio Fannie Andrews North Seventh Street North School Kelley

Local Marriage Licenses List Includes Six Couples

The notice lists six couples from Marshall and Dayton and Terre Haute with ages ranging from 18 to 43. Names include Bill Finkbiner and Catherine Sue Remlinger Harvey F. Langston and Judith Elaine Clatfelter Richard F. Talbott and Marjorie Lovensheimer William W. Jewell and Mary Lou Carmichael.

Bill Finkbiner Marshall Catherine Sue Remlinger Harvey F. Langston Judith Elaine Clatfelter Richard F. Talbott Dayton Ohio Marjorie A. Lovensheimer William W. Jewell Terre Haute Mary Lou Carmichael

Mushrooms Found in Marshall North South Area

Russell Irwin of Marshall found a mushroom two blocks south of the square on South Fifth Street. Mrs O M Kirk of Marshall route 1 brought a morel type mushroom found on Thanksgiving Day to the Herald office.

Russell Irwin Marshall Herald South Fifth Street O. M. Kirk Herald Ofice

Marshall wrestling schedule and guidance program noted

The 1961 62 wrestling season has eleven meets with five at home starting at 6:00 p m to boost attendance. Districts and sections follow February 16 17 and March 2 3 with state finals March 2 3. The guidance program Let’s Look at Learning Through Guidance aired on WCIA with participants from the school system and universities.

Mattoon Danville van Buren Schulte Greencastle Brazil Bertha Kammacher WCIA Champain C. A. Bush A. J. Tyler Betty Strohm PTA Daniel Fitzgarrald University of Illinois Kay Mitchell University of Tinota Robert Zeller State Department of Public Instruction Bertha Kammincher Marshall Community Unit Marshall Board of Education

Martinsville Man Walter Harlow Dies After Illness

Walter Harlow 78 died at 2 30 p m last Sunday at his rural Martinsville home after a long illness and several hospitalizations A lifelong Clark county resident he was a retired farmer living in Mt Pleasant for 44 years He married Martha Sweet Oct 14 1904 surviving wife two daughters Mrs Hernel Marie Hills and Mrs Theodor Wolfe two sons Lloyd and Darrell twelve grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren one son Floyd deceased 1946 The body was at Greenwell Funeral Home until memorial rites at Mt Pleasant church Rev G G Nika officiated and burial followed at the nearby cemetery.

Walter Harlow Harlow Clark County Mt. Pleasant Martha Sweet Hernel Marie Hills Theodor Wolfe Martinsville Lloyd Darrell Marshall Floyd Greenwell G. G. Nika

Correction notes missing name in 1961-62 basketball item

The Herald corrects last week's basketball season item for 1961-62. The returning letterman is Larry Morecraft, whose name was omitted in the earlier paragraph.

Herald Letterman Larry Morecraft

Christmas Party Sponsored by K of P at Rhoads Garage

The annual Knights of Pythias Christmas Party occurs Friday December 8 at 7:00 p.m. at Rhoads' Garage. Proceeds benefit children for Christmas treats.

Rhoads’ Garage

Marriage rites in St Marys as Rev Healy officiates

John M Rademaker weds Margaret B Craig daughter of Rev and Mrs John C Craig at St Marys rectory officiated by Father Healy. Separate notice lists marriage licenses Ernest Wells Maud Bartlett and John M Rademaker Margaret B Craig both of Marshall. Oil strike near Pinckneyville reported depth 1850 feet. Illinois Oil & Coal Co sells 200 acres in Parker township to Albert E Dorsey for 40000 with producing wells. Local parties walk Martinsville area, jewelry store C M Sullins opens on East Main Street.

John M. Rademaker Margaret Craig John C. Craig St. Mary's Healy Ernest Wells Maud Bartlett Illinois Oil & Coal Co Albert E. Dorsey Parker Township Mr. Dorsey Robinson Mabel Edna Stateler Louise Eggebrecht Celia Lake Mattie English Martinsville C. M Sullins East Main Street

Local News: Farms, Stores, Births and Bank Closure

Abe Ramesberger sold a load of Hampshire hogs at 7.50 with a 15 cent premium. Harry McDaniel bought Parsons Grocery and took possession. A backyard swine roast hosted guests including Mrs Medsker Davison and Miss Leasure. Births announce Marietta Clatfelter and George Elbert Jeter. Robert Laughlin and Wanda Bethards announce marriage. Fred Holwick shipped three carloads of Hereford cattle to Chicago with Walter Garwood. Ed Renner also shipped two carloads. Eagle State Bank in Casey closed after a directors meeting.

Abe Ramesberger Marshall Tllinois Harry McDaniel Spittler Parsons Arthur Lowry Irene Crow Mesdames Don Medsker R. I.’ Davison Herter? Fawley Frank Meehling Jessie Leasure Elizabeth Hagist Lavina Diel Margaret Meehling Ruth Knipe Alma Read Esther Goodwin Frances Lutz Isabelle Tibbs Esther Ferris West Union Louise Sharkey Paul Clatfelter Marietta Fred Jeter George Elbert Taylorsville Robert Laughlin Edna Laughlin Paris Taylorville Fred Holwick Chicago Mr. Holwick Walter Garwood Walnut Prairie Ed Renner Big Four Railroad Eagle State Bank Casey

Births and Marriages in Marshall Area 1941

Twenty years ago births and weddings occur in Marshall and nearby towns. Homer B Curry and Margaret Kuhn announce daughter Mary Ann born November 21 at St Anthony in Terre Haute. Harold Williams and Martha Burkybile wed at the parsonage with Rev Maude Bristol. Drake pair James Lee Drake and Glendyn Keenan marry in Annapolis. Marriage licenses listed for Tharp Mason Williams Burkybile Prendergast Pfister. Mattie Welsh departs for Washington DC for a new job. Everett Fredenberger discharged from the U S Army at Leonard Wood Missouri.

Homer B. Curry Terre Haute Mary Ann St. Anthony Hospital Ray Drake James Lee Drake Glendyn Elaine Keenan Vern Keenan Annapolis Wayne Tharp Marshall Frances Mason Harold Dean Williams Martha Jane Burkybile Patrick J. Prendergast Casey Wina May Pfister Mattie BE. Welsh Hurley Welsh Washington, D. C Everett Fredenberger Leonard Wood Missouri

Former Clarksville Resident Dies in Phoenix

Earl Smith aged 73, a former Clarksville resident, died Wednesday in Phoenix Arizona. Survived by wife Mable four daughters Myra Fulton Vera Tucker Erlene Sharna and Francis Maxwell three sisters. Body to Marshall and Marrs Funeral Home with arrangements pending.

Earl Smith Clarksville Phoenix Arizona Mable Myra Fulton Vera Tucker Los Angeles California Erlene Sharna Deerfield Ilinois Francis Maxwell Versailles Ind Marshall Marrs Funeral Home

Death notices from Marshall area addressees and services

Miss Estella Harris aged 84 died last Wednesday at her brother Arche Harris's home in Marshall. Rei quiem high mass was held at St. Mary's at 9:00 Saturday. burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Rena Vansant aged 62 died Thursday at St Anthony Hospital Effingham. funeral Saturday at Moore Funeral Home. burial in Green Mose cemetery. Herman Bartlett aged 69 of West Union died Sunday. service Wednesday at Ohio church. interment in adjoining cemetery. He served American Legion and other fraternal bodies. survived by Pleasie, a son Max, daughter Anna Dee Wells, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Body taken to Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel then home.

Estella Harris Arche Harris Marshall Marrs St. Mary’s Church St. Marys Cemetery Rena Vansant St. Anthony Hospital Effingham Mack Edward Tingley Route 4 Ralph Lorimer Donald Simmons Paris Max Charles Fort Hood Texas Mackie Raymond Cline Taylorville Tinois Moore Funeral Home Rev H. V. Johnson Green Mose Cemetery Herman Bartlett West Union Ohio Church James Whitanack American Legion Post Pleasie R. R Anna Dee Wells West York Maude Wells Cecil Spangler West Tinion American Legion York Lodge Scottish Rite Valley of Danville Prust Hosch

Walter Burdick Chapter to Meet at Colonial Kitchen

Walter Burdick Chapter of the D A R will meet at the Colonial Kitchen on December 4 at 2 p m. The unit will hold its regular session and plan forthcoming activities.

Walter Burdick The D A. R Colonial Kitchen

Mothers Club to Meet December Sixth

The Mothers Club of Marshall high school will meet next Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria.

Mothers Club Marshall High School

Soldier Returns to Former Bank Job in Detroit

A month ago he left to visit his father and family and last night departed for Detroit Michigan to resume employment at the National Bank of Detroit where he had worked before entering army service.

Detroit Michigan National Bank of Detroit

Births and marriages noted in Ten Years Ago column

Ten Years Ago 1951 records list Beverly Sue Tingley born November 18 at Union Hospital Terre Haute to Hobart and wife. Douglas Randall Davidson born November 20 to Fred and Norma Jean Davidson. Marriage licenses issued: Parker Hill and Hill, Harper and Griffith. Capper’s Farmer features Mrs Wallis of Marshall Illinois with Corner Cutters, time-saving homemaker tip.

Hobart Tingley Paris Beverly Sue Union Hospital Terre Haute Jean Hollingsworth Fred Davidson Douglas Randall Marshall Dorothy B. Griffith West Union Robert G. Wallis

Sweet Weber wedding at Bell Ridge Church in Paris

Faris Sweet and Sharon Weber united in marriage on November 3 at Bell Ridge Christian Church. Reverend Arthur Larson officiated a double ring ceremony with immediate family present. Attendants were James Sweet and Karen Weber. They reside in Edgar Illinois and are employed locally.

Faris Sweet Roy G. Sweet Marshall Sharon Weber Ralph Weber Paris Bellridge Christian Church Arthur Larson

D. E. and O. O. Banquet Takes Place At School

About fifty five parents teachers and students attended the D E and O O banquet on Tuesday November 21 at six. Irene Murphy was mistress of ceremonies and Janie Johns and Pauline Cork played accordion. The group introduced supervisors and presented merit certificates. Mrs Helen Ryan WTHI public affairs director spoke on career planning and openness of fields. A panel discussion followed with students sharing what they have from D E and O O.

Ao. O Irene Murphy Janie Johns Pauline Cork D. E D. O Helen Ryan WTHI Martha Rose Ryan O. O Marty Rose Nancy Mott Judy Tingley Clifton Knuckles Jarry Stepp

Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area Dated 1961

Wayne W and Flossie Clatfelter transfer block 36 in Woodford Dulaney s addition to Casey to James A and Janice Riggs by warranty deed dated November 17 1961 for $2 Chauncy and Elsie Crow convey land in section 26 township 9 range 12 by warranty deed dated November 22 1961 for $1 Glen and Leora Thelma Jones sell lot 14 in William B Archer s second addition to Marshall to the City of Marshall by warranty deed dated October 13 1961.

Wayne W Flossie Clatfelter James A Janice Riggs Woodford William B. Archer Marshall Elmer Mildred Farnsworth Edgar County Building and Loan Dulaney Irma Hubert Nave Jesse E Lula J. Snyder Jesse BE E. C May Gordon Cleveland M Belva Conley Julia Jane Inglert William A Ellen C. Goodwin i Gordon Y Virginia R. Rippy Harold E Loretta L. Morgan Florence Weger Wm. B. Archer

Holwick announces granddaughter Lisa Sherry born in Syracuse

Mr and Mrs. EB H Holwick of Winchester Kentucky announce granddaughter Lisa Sherry born to Kerney and Tammy Gibbs Syracuse New York on November 26. Maternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs H C Veach paternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Holwick of Marshall.

EB. H. Holwick Winchester Kentucky Lisa Sherry Kerney Tammy Gibbs Syracuse New York H. C. Veach Fred Holwick Marshall

Alumni Banquet at Marshall High School Speaker Otis Kee ler

The Alumni Association invites members of the oldest graduating class to the annual banquet held the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Otis Keeler, former Marshall resident and speaker, chats with Mrs. Clara Baird of the class of 1893 after the program.

Alumni Association Otis Keeler Marshall Clara Baird Llass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Finfgeld Phoenix, Arizona Sweet-Weber James Sweet Karen Weber Illinois Mr. Sweet Midwest Body Mrs. Sweet Horace Link Furniture Co O. C Peo Jack Goodwin Findley
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