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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1961

Page

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Training Schools Are Necessary for 4-H Programs

County training school conducted by Home Adviser Ella J. Fikuart and leaders to educate 4-H clothing garment units and balanced programs. Address by Dr. Paul McKay cited progress in 4-H leadership. emphasis on trained leaders guiding youth through foods clothing and room improvement projects.

Jeannette Ella J. Fikuart Stella Cox Rose Mary Galvin Irma Simpson Rosella Jones Ramona Callahan Dorothy Shirely Illinois University of Tuinoia Paul McKay Springfield

New Arrival in Hartford Abel Family Welcomes Daughter

Mr and Mrs Norman Abel of Hartford Kentucky announce the birth of daughter Kimberly Dawn weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces born November 18 The Abels are former Marshall residents and he served as minister at the Christian church.

Norman Abel Hartford Kentucky Kimberly Dawn Abel Marshall The Christian Church

Janet K Dickey to Wed Alan C Harmon in West Union

Engaged couple Janet K Dickey and Alan C Harmon announce their approaching marriage. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William O Dickey of West Union and Alan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L Harmon of route 2 West Union. The ceremony is set for December 16 at 7 30 p m at the First Baptist Church West Union.

William O. Dickey West Union Janet K Carl E. Harmon Virgil L. Harmon First Baptist Church

No Damages Verdict In Lingafelter vs Spencer Trial

Judge Harry I Hannah opened circuit court in Marshall for the Lingafelter versus Spencer damage suit. A jury heard evidence after selection and trial for a car crash near the weighing station close to the Illinois Indiana line. The jury returned a verdict of no damages for either party.

Harry I. Hannah Mattoon Marshall Lingafelter Spencer Illinois-Indiana

Chamber and American Legion sponsor TV program with choir

The Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion will present a program on WTHI TV Tuesday December 19 from 7 30 to 8 00 PM A review of Marshall and its activities will precede the highlight the American Legion Auxiliary choir directed by Mrs Helen Moore They will perform Christmas songs You are invited to learn about your community and hear the choir Mr and Mrs Ed Tumney visited their son and daughter in Leadville Colorado and another son and daughter in San Diego California.

Chamber of Commerce American Legion WTHI Marshall American Legion Auxiliary Choir Helen Moore American Legion Auxiliary Ed Tumney Jerry Tumey Leadville Colorado John Tumey San Diego California

Gary Indiana Man Dies in Crash on Saturday Night

Alvin Leroy Wells of Garfield Street Gary Indiana dies in a late Saturday crash at 11 15 p m Two survivors Janice Sorrell of Gary Indiana and another rearrested were taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute for treatment Wells body sent to Marrs Funeral Home and later to Lawrenceville Illinois

Alvin Leroy Wells Garfield

Christmas Parade Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the annual Christmas parade on Saturday December 9 starting at 2 00 PM from Marshall High School and continuing to downtown. The theme is putting Christ back into Christmas with several floats. Marshall High School band directed by Vaughn Arney will lead the parade. The board contributed 100 to the Ministerial Association to aid its transient assistance program.

Chamber of Commerce Marahati' ‘High School Conthayie Marshall? High School Vaughn Arney Ministerial Association GG Ea

Marriage Announcement for Sandra Hobart Hitel and Fred C

Mr and Mrs Hobart Hitel announce the marriage of their daughter Sandra to Fred C son of Mr and Mrs FC Ne Effingham Illinois. The ceremony took place December at Eastern University where Mr Nehren was a member of Chi Upsilon fraternity.

Hobart Hitel Sandra Fred C Ne Effingham Iinois Nehren Aea Eastern University Chi Inu

Jimmy Demberger Advances to Army Ordnance Major

In the Terre Haute Tribune column The Nosey News Hawk the item notes Jimmy Demberger a Marshall Illinois high school and University of Asteric alumnus has been promoted to major in the U S Army Ordnance Department. He was sent to Cape Canaveral as an observer of the space mission and previously served as an embassy aide in Holland for two and a half years. He is not yet 40.

Terre Haute Tribune Jimmy Demberger Marshall Illinois University of Asteric U. S. Army Ordnance Department Pentagon Cape Canaveral John A. Demberlger Seventh Avenue Holland

Supervisors Set Meeting For Monday At Courthouse

The Clark County Board of Supervisors will convene Monday December 11 at 9 00 a m in the courthouse.

Clark County Board of Supervisors Court House

Marshall High Lions Basketball Team 1961 62

Pictured team under head coach Marvin Blemker and assistant Eugene Wilson. Returning lettermen include Larry Morecraft John Macke Mike Lowry Harold McConchie and Don Davidson. They split early games then face Honeycreek and Van Buren before the Christmas break.

Marvin Blemker Eugene Wilson Larry Morecraft John Macke Mike Lowry Harold McConchie Don Davidson Jim Wietzel John McNary Larry Gardner Harold Peron Ee Lowry Mike Shonk Mike Stover Steve Eitel Billy Pine Larry Macke Jim Bishop

Star Installation Tomorrow Night at Marshall Chapter

An Open Installation of officers for Marshall Chapter Illinois planned for tomorrow night Saturday December 9 includes Soltie Arbogas Worthy Matron and Ruth Garwood as secretary with Louise Schlegel as Associate Matron and Fred Schlegel as Associate Patron. Installing officers Alice Barkley and Emma Helman lead a ceremony with Mary Miller Ruth Hollenbeck and Barbara Ralston among listed officers and escorts Ralph Goekler and Antone Wernst among attendees.

Emite Soltie‘Arbogas Louise‘ Schlegel Fred ‘Schlegel J Ruth Garwood I Kirby Weléa' Clatfelter Thelma. Murphy Treas Marilyn Hewitt Chanlain Mary ‘Miller Ruth’ Hollenbeck Lartyne Goekler Adah Harriet Ruth Barbara Ralston Esther Elale Bloodworth Martha Betty ‘Staffford Electa Cora Ramsey Bue Stages Sentinel Alice Barkley M Shall Tllinois Offic Marshall Tlinois Emma_H _Helman Marshall Chapter Tiknois Ruby Wernz Amendant Miateau Ruth,Hollenbeck Ralph Goekler Ilinois Eerie Riabman Martehalls Antone ‘Werns

Farm Bureau awards ceremony at Marshall high school

In Marshall Community Schools a Farm Bureau Americanism program honors Clark county food contest winners. Don Endsley will present fourteen awards. the program includes Color Guard, Star Spangled Banner, flag pledge, national anthem talk, poster contest awards, Christmas carols, and the Lord’s Prayer sung by Mrs. Margaret Hamm.

Ernie Marshall Farm Bureau Clark County Farm Bureau Don Ensley American Legion Color Guard Arney Carl Holler Marshall America Endsley Margaret Hamm

Deer Hunt Party Posts Four Deer Kill in Illinois

A group including Woody Wallace Ray Sam Tra Wallace Lou Siverly Bill Siverly Jack Kyle and Roscoe Bays hunted deer in southern Illinois and killed four. Mr and Mrs Frank Meehling visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Francis Sullivan of Paris.

Woody Ray Sam Tra Wallace Lou Bill Siverly Jack Kyle Roscoe Bays Ilinois Frank Meehling Mrs Francis Sullivan Paris

Fifty Years Ago in Terre Haute and Surroundings

Fifty years ago in Terre Haute Henry Sullivan wed Miss Nellie Thompson on Thanksgiving Day at the bride’s home on 7th Avenue. Nearby, a deadly acetylene gas explosion killed three and injured three near Mattoon. Other notes include marriage licenses for Zenas Murphy and Wanita Tyler, Archibald West and Alta Rinehart, and Hugh Duncan and Marie Stiffle, with Purdue freshman football numeral awarded to James D. Stover. A farm fire at Allright damaged a barn and implements. Luther Gates family involved in a south Paris automobile crash. Birth announced for Rose Marie Abel, November 25.

Henry Sullivan Mise Nellie ‘Thompson Jacob Thompson Terre Haute 7Th Avenue D. D. Burt Christian Church Zenas Murphy Dolson Township Wanita Tyler Kansas Illinois J M. Henton Mattoon Elsa Sheppard Ruth Foster Tuscola Miss Sheppard Fred Allen Moffitt Chariton Town Archibald 'A West Alta Rinehart Hugh Duncan Flat Rock Marie Stiffle Robinson Leo Ray Casey Cordelia Mae Shrides James D. Stover Elmer Stover Purdue West Lafayette Indiana Phillip Spittler Allright Luther Gates Paris Frederick Abel Ernst Rose Marie

Forty Years Ago Marriages Licenses and Local Notes

Twenty one hundred twenty one. Elmer Mason and Dorothy G. Taylor both of Wabash township, age eighteen and seventeen respectively, receive marriage licenses. Charles Russell Straw twenty two of Christman weds Beulah Chestnut twenty one of Chrisman. Dewey Miller twenty one of Wabash township weds Lucille Lee nineteen of Wabash township. Blundell and Lucan relocate to the F L Archer location with new equipment and lighting. The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs William Washburn drew about seventy guests between 2 and 4 pm at their west town home. Rev Buell Chandler and wife surprised by church members with baskets. Millard Hedrick appointed temporary night watchman by chamber of commerce recommendation. Fred Holwick of south of Marshall places eighth in prize money at Chicago International Livestock Show. Births noted for Homer Jean family.

Elmer Mason Wabash Township Dorothy G. Taylor Charles Russell Straw Christman William Washburn Buell Chandler The Christian Church Chamber of Commerce Committee Millard Hedrick

Marriage Licenses and Local Birth Announcements

Twenty years ago in 1941 James Spratt and Etta Schumaker of Marshall announce the marriage of their daughter Irene to Charles Hills Jr of Martinsville in Springfield Missouri on November 28. Forest Fitzgarrald of Marshall reports birth of a 9 pound daughter Martha Alice and Glendon Bolling announces a 7% pound daughter at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Harvey A Hurst a local breeder of White Rocks reports continued success with exhibition birds. Charles Trefz recently began work in the post office.

James Spratt Marshall Etta B. Schumaker William Hamilton Irene Charles Hills, Jr Martinsville Spring‘field Missouri Forest Fitzgarrald Martha Alice Glendon Bolling

Ten Years Ago 1951 Marriage Licenses and Birth Announcements

The column lists marriage licenses for John S. King and Gladys Schock of Paris and Donald Eugene Snyder and Norma Jean White of Marshall. Births include Dolores Louise Amateis on November 28 and other newborns at Terre Haute and St Anthony Hospitals. Also noted are a golden wedding anniversary for M. L. Behner with open house on December 9.

John S. King Paris Gladys Schock Donald Eugene Snyder West Union Norma Jean White Marshall Harold Amateis Syossi Long Island New York Dolores Louise Harold Ir Amateis Helen Imle Chris Imle Herbert Shaffner Martinsville Terre Haute Shaaffner Herman Saiter Richard Lee St. Anthony Hospital Danny Kaye George Geheb Gregory Paul St Anthony Hospital Geheb Katherine Hires Glen Jones David Allen Jones Mildred Hutchens M. L. Behner

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