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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1937

Page

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Hendrix Admits Misuse of Funds Verdict Not Guilty

Jury finds Owen Hendrix not guilty after he admits misusing state relief funds from July 21, 1936 to March 28, 1937 and repaying $1,340.78. Court notes sentences for other cases include Keith Orr and Robert Brewster in the same term.

Owen Hendrix Circuit Court Grendel Bennett Vere Knecht Parker Township Albert Hall Wabash Township Alva Alrey Martinaville Henry Reed Orange Robert Maulding Johnson Township Carlton Ferrell Lyman Hammond Stanley ‘Siverly Anderson Township Frank Hilbert York E. L. Mauk Casey George Walker Martinsville Robert Wyrick Wabash Hendrix Keith Orr Robert Brewster Marshall

Martinsville man Virgil Henley dies in Indiana crash

Virgil Henley aged 29 formerly of Martinsville was killed Tuesday evening near Clinton Indiana when his truck skidded on ice and overturned. He was a traveling salesman for Home Packing Company of Terre Haute returning from Danville. He leaves a wife, a daughter, and several siblings. Funeral services were held at the Church of God in Martinsville with burial at Ridgleawn Cemetery.

Virgil Henley Martinsville Clinton Indiana Home Packing Company Terre Haute Danville Henley Margaret Ramsey Marie Phillips Church of God In A. C. Smith Ridgelawn Cemetery

Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Camp Edwards

The Royal Neighbors of America, Camp Edwards No. 7600 in Marshall elected officers for the coming year. New officers include Oracle Audrey Koutsoumpas and Vice Oracle Cecil Kile with Past Oracle Ethel Nightlinger, Chancellor Minnie Klineman, Recorder Jemina Houk, Receiver Lillian Stover, Marshall Mayme Wallis, Inner Sentinel Matilda Wallace, Outer Sentinel Charity Downs, hager Martha Newhberry, Physicians Dr E H Mitchell and Dr David Tlyes.

Royal Neighbors of America Camp Edwards Marshall Oracle Audrey Koutsoumpas Cecil Kile Ethel Nightlinger Minnie Klineman Jemina Houk Lillian Stover Mayme Wallis Matilda Wallace Quter Sentinel Charity Downs Hager Martha Newhberry E. H. Mitchell David Tlyes

Florida travelers report fine weather this week

Dr. C. D. Mitchell Ben Dawson Walker Spotts Jr and Dr. R. A. Mitchell have been in Florida the past week and report good weather. They expect to return to Marshall tomorrow or Sunday.

C. D. Mitchell Ben Dawson Walker Spotts, Jr R. A. Mitchell Florida Marshall

New Case in County Court People vs Dale Eggers

The People vs Dale Eggers, 38sault with a deadly weapon, arraigned in court Wednesday and pled not guilty. Lee Weaver of Effingham was a guest of Mr and Mrs C C Carroll on Sunday.

the People Dale Eggers Lee Weaver Effingham C. C. Carroll

Annual Farm Bureau Meeting In Marshall

More than 250 Clark County Farm Bureau members gathered at the County Court House in Marshall for the annual meeting. President T M Wright led the session with reports from secretary Harry Wright and treasurer C A Pence. The program included a quartet, member expansion notes, and remarks by Farm Adviser R L Ash. Election results named T N Wright as president and listed several directors.

Clark County Farm Bureau County Court House Marshall T. M. Wright Harry Wright C. A. Pence Raymond Lee Carrol Clem Hoarness J. R. Hornbrook R. D. Eiler Russell Junker Helen Coldren Alfred Seidel T. WY. Wright Thomas Drummond Robert Maurer Prince Cotes Heeey Wright ge-Johnson Harry Howe Martinsville-Auburn Frank Hardway Westfield-Dolson Luther Hammond Casey Parker Walter Lackey Wabash Lawrence Goekler Albert Poorman George Theim Minois Agricultural Association

Deaths: Mark Twain Combs and Dora English

Mark Twain Combs son of Milo Combes died Wednesday at City Hospital in St. Louis. The body arrived in Marshall Friday. funeral at Bailiff church Sunday 2 PM. burial in Bailiff cemetery. Dora D. English 44 years 10 months 4 days died Friday at home in Wabash township. Survived by husband Paul English father Daniel Thompson sister Julia Mulien brother Gust Thompson. funeral Sunday at Blough Funeral Home with Rev H W Hin charge. burial in Marshall Cemetery.

Mark Twain Combs Milo Combes City Hospital St. Louis Marshall Bailiff Church Bailiff Cemetery Dora D. English Wabash Township Paul English Daniel Thompson Julia Mulien Gust Thompson Rigens Chee Marshall Cemetery

Death of Charles A Fox at Clarksville

Charles A Fox age 77 died yesterday at his Clarksville home. Survived by his widow three daughters Mrs Morris Sims of Bart on Illinois Mrs Pearley Babcock near Marshall Edith at home three sons Waldo Henry of Kansas Illinois Emil of Clarksville six grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at 2:00 PM Clarksville Baptist church Rev W A Fuson officiating assisted by Rev Miller Burial in Clarksville Cemetery

Charles A. Fox Clarksville Morris Sims Barton Illinois Pearley Babcock Near Marshall Edith Waldo Fox Henry Fox Kansas Emil Fox Clarksville Baptist Church W. A. Fuson

Falls Down Stairs With Scalding Water At Home

Mrs. H. C. Lichtenberger of North Sixth Street tripped on basement stairs and fell with a bucket of scalding water. She sustained painful burns and bruises but no fractures. A doctor treated the injuries at home Monday.

H. C. Lichtenberger North Sixth Street

Clark County Spelling Contest results announced

Clinton Hoskinson of East McDaniel school won eighth grade first prize with a path to the State contest in Springfield. Multiple students from Casey, Martinsville, West Union and surrounding schools earned top places across grades six to eight, with ribbons awarded and a Winston Dictionary prize.

Clark County Marshall Township Clinton Hoskinson East McDaniel School Juanita Huffman Evelyn Dixon Casey Wilma Lamb Martinsville City School Casey City School Evelyn Liverly Betty Rose Hutchens Auburn School Marilyn A. Prust West Union School Margaret E. Carpenter Grand Turn Harriet Taggart Martinsville Mildred Jean Betty Alrey Briscoe Ruby Seaton Water Oak Benjamin Alanson Hammond W. Liberty Hazel M. Staley Dorothy Ruth Ruthy Davig Weat Union Irma Jean Kitel June Madilan Laretta van Houten Monroe Jackie Bierbaum Liverty Betty Lou Bennett Kickapoo Alma English Darrell Harlow Lilian Craig Clara Lou Shawler Helen Thompson West Liberty Betty Collier West Union Donald Swope LaVerne Short Kickapdoe Mary Lou Kile Beulah Kathryn Guinnip Eckle Mary Henson Sassafras Rosemary Drummond Max Moore Bobby Downey Homer Jean Jr Patricia Curry English Mary Fasig Concord Raymond Good McKeen Fenton Liffick Elmer Jr. Hoggatt Auburn Archie Elmer Black Wanda Collins Alice Brewer Howe Lowell Stricklett Wayne Evans Oak Hill Rev. H. W. Hodgens R. R. Geddes

Graham Bible Class enjoys all day December meeting

The Graham Bible Class of the Methodist church met for their December gathering hosted by Mrs. C. C. Pack. Twenty three members and one guest attended with two more arriving in the afternoon. Officers will serve another year. Six comforts completed and distributed to charity. Mr. and Mrs. William B. McNaught of Indianapolis visited the Unnewehrs.

Graham Bible The Methodist Church C. C. Pack Lickert Wm. Lickert Ed Renner Wm. Mathew Chadwick Boys School

High School Boys Win in Kansas Show

Fifteen vocational agriculture students entered 67 entries in the sectional corn grain and poultry show at Kansas last Thursday and Friday. Five boys won $35 total. William Kile led with 11.50 across poultry broom corn soybean hay oats wheat sweet potatoes Irish potatoes and garden display. Wilbur Kile earned 9.50, Jack Taylor 9.50, Theodore Trefz 3.50, John Travioli 1.00. The results included five first places nine seconds four thirds one fourth three fifths a sixth an eighth and a ninth. Other participants showed projects without prizes. Mr. Eiler transported the entries to Kansas Wednesday and returned Friday.

Kansas William Kile Wilbur Kile Jack Taylor Theodore Trefz John Travioli Sam Ligget Donald Abel Grover McCleary Frank Bubeck

Couple Injured In Icy Wreck Near Paris Indy

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davidson of near Chrisman were riding between Paris and Terre Haute when an Oakley truck loomed. Icy pavement forced Davidson to leave the road but his return to the slick patch caused a collision. Mrs Davidson suffered a fractured pelvis and other injuries and was taken to Paris Hospital. Mr Davidson had cuts and bruises. their car was a total wreck. Davidson is the son of Mrs Ben Davidson of Marshall.

Lloyd Davidson Chrisman Paris Terres Haute Davidson

Oil well near Marshall makes oil with little water

The Snavely well northwest of Marshall is now pumping some oil with very little water. Mr. Snavely expects deeper drilling in spring to reach the next pay sand. The Yeager well on the Robinson farm southeast of Marshall reaches 1371 feet and is being reamed out under the casing to lower it.

Snavely Marshall Yeager Robinson Farm

Fire damages Charles Short residence on South Fifth Street

A Saturday afternoon blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Short on South Fifth Street caused major roof damage. Firefighters contained the fire with most household goods spared and both dwelling and contents insured.

Charles Short South Fifth Street

Junior Girls Meet Tomorrow Afternoon for Congregational Church

The Junior Girls of the Congregational church plan a 2:00 PM meeting tomorrow at Mrs. Maude Bristol's home. Officers elected November 20 were Patricia Curry president Wilma Spittler vice president Catherine Guinnip secretary Wanda Guinnip treasurer and Betty and Dorig Plank membership chairman.

Congregational Church Maude Bristol Patricia Curry Wilma Spittler Catherine Guinnip Wanda Guinnip Betty and Dorig Plank

Marriages Tie Eugene Spotts Couple to Mrs Spotts

Eugene Spotts son Tr and Mrs Walker Spotts wed Hildred Dixon daughter of Mrs Retta Kaufman West Union at the Baptist church parsonage in Brazil Indiana on Saturday December 11. The couple left for a wedding trip to Ohio and returned to a new home on East Locust Street.

Eugene Spotts Walker Spotts Hildred Dixon Retta Kaufman West Union Baptist Church Parsonage Brazil Indiana Ohio East Locust Street Mars Terre Haute Michael Reedy Marshall Clinois Murl Kibby Martinsville Illinois Donald Carpenter Mary Etta Baughman Warren Norton Ilinois Imogene Martin Winois

County Board Reaches Settlements and Rehires at Farm

The Clark County Board of Supervisors settled Joe Jeffers claim for 970 dollars and approved a McDaniel case adjustment. They reemployed Pearl Garver at 50 dollars a month and patrol driver Frank Thompson at 3 dollars a day. The farm committee noted eleven men and three women at the county farm and recommended Garver’s renewal.

Clark County Board of Supervisors O ‘Youd G. Trefz Robert Maurer W. D. Stephenson Joe Jeffers Claims Committee McDaniel Buxbaum County Farm Committee Riley Simpson Jacob Stricklett Tonie Tyler Pearl Garver Garver Frank Thompson Fred McFarland W. F Strader Strader John Quick Sheriff Hurst Anderson Bernard Kallansa Auburn Forest Tapscott Casey George Alexander Harry Ping Darwin Eugene Miller Walter McGill Dolson Wm, Walters Tommie Marrs Douglas Glenn Morgan James Grover Johnson Robert Ramsey Lester Matheny Marshall Herman Tumey Arthur Christian Martinsville Ed McCrory Frank Guess Melrose Joe Riggs Orange Tom Drummond Parker H. EB. Elliott Wabash Ben Setzer Ora Gallington Westfield Best York Hurley Leon Bender Eugene Amator Sam McCash Arthur Haddix Eph Outright Douglas Omer Beauchamp Grover Orndorff Charles Stankard John Kelley John Rush Melirose Russell Boyer H M. Gard

Paris Hospital Welcomes Ap pendicitis Patient John Dickerson

John Nelson Dickerson son of Mr and Mrs Roy Dickerson of Darwin underwent an operation Wednesday morning at Paris Hospital for appendicitis. He attends Teachers College in Charleston and fell ill Tuesday night. His father learned of the case at about 10 00 a m and an ambulance from Paris rushed to Charleston to transport him.

John Nelson Dickerson Roy Dickerson Darwin Paris Teachers College Charleston

Christmas Caroling Plans for Citywide Singers

Local residents invite participation in a citywide Christmas caroling event on Christmas Eve. Singers will gather at 7 00 p m, with those wishing to join or request carolers contacting a local clergyman and providing name and address.

New Circuit Court Case Filed Over Partition

Julia Reynolds leads a partition action against Lilly Brady and others in circuit court. The suit seeks division of property among multiple parties and relief as per court rules. ]]>

Julia Reynolds Lilly Brady

Pageant of the Nativity at Methodist Church Sunday

The Pageant of the Nativity will be presented by a large cast at the Methodist Church this Sunday December 19 at 730 p m. The program features prologue to songs scenes with prophets Mary Elizabeth Elizabeth and angels shepherds wise men and the nativity with solos and carols performed by the choir and junior classes assisted by stage lighting and costumes committees and invited attendees.

Methodist Church Alma Lea Hutchison Isiah R. R. Geddes Roger Grant Paul Corbin Jerry Robison Basil Moore Little Town of Bethlehem Mary Walter Craig Gabriel B. F. Holscher Charles Bush Elizabeth Benton Marrs James Hornbrook James Pelham Harold Craig Wayne Kile Max Smith Ralph Warren Prevo Jean Atwood Eileen Chase Martha Jane White Violet Salter Dorothy Snaiter Mary Rowe Neva Kelley Aileen Bolling Choirs of Angels The Edgar Morris J. R. Hornbrook R. D “Eller Joseph Fred Moore Jesus

Marshall Lions Open Basketball Season At Home

The Marshall Lions host the Martinsville Blue Streaks in a Friday night home game. Coach Bush will use Clark Huffington Spires Wernz Ramesberger Stepp Cooper and Householder. The Marshall PTA sponsors a Christmas Bundle clothing drive for needy children with goods or money contributions to be given to the committee members.

Marshall Lions Martinsville Blue Streaks Bush Clark Huffington Spires Wernz Ramesberger Stepp Cooper Householder Marshall Grade School Parent- Teacher Association North Side School South Side School M. H. Simpson G. F Bennett Burns Smith Fenton Forsythe O. H. Rolison

December Box Social Meeting of Marshall Community Club

The December meeting of the Marshall Community Club will be held in the high school assembly on Tuesday evening of next week. This meeting will be a box social. you are cordially invited to bring a box and attend.

Marshall Community Club

Shall Grade School P. T. A. Meeting At North Side School

The PTA event moves to North Side School on Tuesday evening next week due to conflicts with Wednesday programs. Families are asked to bring candy, homemade or other kinds.

Marshall P. T A North Side

Neighbors Help Neighbor In Woodcutting Aid

John L. Renner of Marshall area was very ill but improved and neighbors gathered at his home Tuesday last week to cut wood for him and Mrs. Renner. They express gratitude for the assistance received from each helper.

John L. Renner Marshall

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