Sixth Grade Canvases Saturday December 8 Schedule
The sixth grade will canvass in the morning from house to house and be downtown in the afternoon. The event is planned for Saturday December 8 with students active in the town.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
5
The sixth grade will canvass in the morning from house to house and be downtown in the afternoon. The event is planned for Saturday December 8 with students active in the town.
Multiple short rental ads list properties in Marshall Illinois with 2 bed and 4 room houses and contact names such as Charlie Flowers and Mary E Hendrix. Additional classified lines promote swine erysipelas vaccine products, Rawleigh sales opportunities, and PhilGas home energy uses with local contact details.
Lt. Paul L. Siverly and crew flew home to visit family and friends from Maryland. The piece lists numerous relatives visiting, funerals, and social events across Marshall and surrounding towns, including a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Ben Harrison at a former home on Ash Street.
Fifty years ago Miss Louise Goekler married Fredrick Bubeck at the bride’s sister’s Indianapolis home. The couple planned a Chicago visit then residence near Marshall. Other items note travel, family visits, a Thanksgiving dinner marking a 51st anniversary, a gun accident with amputation, new baby Betty Jean, and workers traveling to Kansas and Nebraska.
A Marshall era column reports events including a man found dead in a Clarksville cornfield about 11 am Monday, a marriage in Independence Kansas, visits from Missouri and Michigan relatives, a Clarksville couple welcoming a baby boy named John Alonzo, a Kalamazoo visitor aiding a ill father, a Chicago born son for Janet Craig, Thanksgiving with Washington DC relatives, and deaths in Patterson Missouri and family visits across Indiana Michigan and Missouri.
Mrs. Harry Johnson of Marshall sustained shock and bruises in an auto collision Tuesday about 11:30 a m near the Shipe filling station on U S 40 west of Marshall She was taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute and is reported improving W D Baughman living east of
West Union returns from a deer trip in Michigan showing a 170 pound buck to friends in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Koppler welcome daughter Joan Elaine born Tuesday at Paris Hospital. William Dale Crumlin of Keesler Base spends three weeks leave with parents before reporting to Brooks Base. H Glenn Ritter Jr and wife of Scottsdale announce birth Cathy Lou, great granddaughter of Gustave Ritter.
The Golden Age Club met Saturday at Moose Hall with thirty five guests. Attendees included Mrs. Ollie Tibbs Miss Bessie O Neal and Mayor Hubert Ferris along with several couples and individuals who heard Chester Chilton speak on Moose homes for children and the elderly. A Thanksgiving song and readings followed with women serving the meal.
Organ and piano students of Mrs. Phyllis Bennett will perform a Christmas music recital at 2 30 p m Sunday December 9 at Marshall Baptist Church with participating students listed.
A patient thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers and prayers during hospital stay and after returning home Mrs Sugar McConchie expresses appreciation for support from family and community.
Juli and Jina Blankenship Cathy Huffington Betty Austen Karen Walker Janet Morgan Becky Morgan Beverly Bubeck Ann Perry and Ricky Perry are invited to attend a social gathering.
Gratitude for cards, letters, flowers, gifts, prayers, and good wishes during illness. Fairy Imle expresses deep appreciation and blessing for friends and supporters.
Mrs Lulu Blerbaum expresses gratitude to relatives and neighbors for flowers cards visits and prayers during illness in hospital and after returning home. She asks God to bless everyone.
Manford Buckner announces the closing of Up Town News station on November 1 1962 and offers remaining equipment and merchandise for sale. The station may be leased, presenting a startup opportunity for a young couple. Buckner thanks customers and wishes a merry Christmas and prosperous new year.
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