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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

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Circuit Two Court Sits In Marshall On Condemnation Case

Judge Ben F. Anderson presided over a two day circuit court session in Marshall. The State of Indiana sought to condemn land owned by Roscoe and Mamie Spencer near the junction of U S 40 and route one north of Marshall. Jury foreman Thomas Dale Comer led a panel that included Marie Curran and others. Damages awarded total 650 dollars for 1 ½ acres taken and 850 dollars for land not taken. The State was also awarded judgment against R W Revis and Pauline Revis for back taxes.

Ben F. Anderson Charleston Marshall Dunois Roscoe Mamie Spencer U.S. 40 Route One Mar Roger ‘Train of Paris Spencers Mattoon Thomas Dale ‘Comer As Foreman Marie Curran Wilma Freda Tingley Janet Angle Nina Busgell Lulu Terrell Edgar Dean Hendrix George Dunn David Thompson R. W. Revis Pauline Revis

Walkin Preacher of the Ozarks to Speak in Marshall Week

Guy Howard, known as the Walkin Preacher of the Ozarks, will be guest speaker during the Week of Prayer Services in Marshall. He has served dozens of pastorless communities in the Ozarks as pastor, teacher, music director, confessor, and adviser.

Marshall Ics Guy Howard Arkansas Missouri Ozarks Ozark

Pioneer Family Christmas Play at Emmanuel U B Church

The story of a pioneer family trapped by a winter storm and a mother's steadfast faith. Mrs Wilson guides her children through hardship while a surprise Christmas gathering reveals enduring lessons. Cast includes Mrs Wilson, Will, Johnny, Betty Miller, Dale Schaefer, Carolyn McConchie, Vicky Pellum, Mr Fowler, Mrs Fowler, Jenny, June Norton, Leah, Pamela Abel.

Rega. Kramer ‘McCarty Emmanuel E. U.B Wilson Pioneer Family Prairie William Imle Will Johnny Doug Anna Betty Miller Jim Dale Schaefer Mary Carolyn McConchie Sarah Vicky Pellum

Spittler and James Shotts Win Corn Growing Contest Honor

Marshall High School ag teacher Spittler and student James Shotts earned a top honor in Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Growing contest section 20 spanning Coles Cumberland Clark Jasper and Crawford counties. Shotts placed third with a 180 bushels per acre yield using Pioneer 300 seed after a year of detailed field work and soil management.

Spittler Marshall High School James Shotts James Coles Cumberland Clark Jasper Crawford Hi-Bred_ Corn Co

Estella A Siverly Bragunier Rites Set in Paris

Mrs Estella A Siverly Bragunier 50 died December 17 at 408 Sheriff St Paris. Born Clark County January 12 1902 to Jacob and Rosa Siverly. Survived by husband Charles, three brothers Harvey Charles Perry Siverly. three half sisters Sylvia Robermot Inez Borski Marie Gardner. three half brothers Roy Harry Mose John Siverly. two step sisters Julius Spencer Ida Tison. Funeral at Blume Paris Saturday 2 p.m. Edgar Cemetery burial.

Estella A. Siverly Bragunier Charles Bragunier Sheriff St Paris Clark County Jacob and Rosa Smith Siverly Harvey Siverly Marshall Charles Siverly Aurora Colo Perry Siverly Terre Haute Sylvia Robermot Huntsville Ala Inez Borski Seattle Washington Marie Gardner Granton Wis Roy Siverly Martinsville Harry Mose John Siverly Julius Spencer Ida Tison Harrisburg Ill Blume Funeral Home Edgar Cemetery

Hereford Breeders Hold Meeting Tonight

The Clark County Hereford Breeders Association will hold a meeting tonight at the Farm Bureau office in Martingville to arrange their spring sale, which is likely to be held on April 15.

Clark”County Hereford Breeders Association Farm Bureau Martingville

Salvation Army Tag Day Set By Local Unit

The annual drive is active in Marshall and countywide with Homer Newman as chair. Donors are urged to mail contributions to treasurer R L Hunt. A Saturday tag day is planned for December 20 with Boy Scouts assisting the local committee.

Salvation Army Marshall Homer Newman Chainman R. L. Hunt

Christmas Eve Service at First Congregational Church

The First Congregational Church will hold its annual Christmas service at 11:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Three choirs led by Carl Holler will perform with visiting musical groupsJoining, and church men decorate the church for the nativity. Rev. Pevehouse will preach a short meditation titled The Day Spring from on High. Extra seating is arranged to welcome all attendees.

First Congregational Church Carl Holler Pevehouse

Christmas Pageant at Armstrong Church Debuts in December

Armstrong church will present the Christmas pageant O Come to Bethlehem on Sunday evening December 21 at 7 30. Neighbors and friends are invited to celebrate Christmas at this church.

Armstrong Church Bethlehem

Marshall High School Posts Adult Education Class Call

Marshall High School announces an adult bookkeeping class starting January 12 from 6 30 to 8 30 with a $10 fee including materials. Lois Smitley will coordinate. contact her for details. The piece also notes nearby high school sports results and a Christmas season plan for students and staff.

Skase Starion Lois Smitley Marshall High School

Christmas Eve Service at Congregational Church

The Congregational church hosts its annual Christmas Eve service on December 24. Two children’s choirs sing at 11:15 pm followed by a candlelight procession and a 11:30 pm service led by Rev. Alvin W. Pevehouse. Elza Linn solos on violin. altar flowers honor the late Miss Gertrude Shaw.

Congregational Church Alvin W. Pevehouse Bach Tallis Dubois Adam Stainer Elza Linn Gertrude Shaw Jas Pe. m

Water Works Pump Accident Impacts City and Local Marriages

An accident yesterday damaged the water works pump engine, likely depriving the city of water for several days. A surveying crew works on the lower Wabash to assess possible dredging from Terre Haute to the mouth. The issue also carries marriage notices in local towns and a list of recent licenses.

Wabash Terre Haute Herald Charles Killie China Greenbury Welsh Jennie Ross Judge Connelly West Union Hiram Gard Eva Gard Claude Kerns Rev. Johnson West York Sassafras Norman Forsythe Oliver Green Welsh Marshall Virginia Ross James H. Martin Nelile M. Tapscott Anderton Township Claude M. Kerns Evaline Gard C. H. Epperson Casey Daisy Adams Hazel Dell David A. Towell Martinsville Mary O. Maxwell Anderson Township

Future Homemakers of America Christmas Charity Meeting

The Future Homemakers of America held a December 9 meeting at 2 00 p m in the cafeteria led by President Kathryn Bumpus with minutes by Eleanor Meehling. Members shared favorite flowers and voted to give Rest Homes fruit for Christmas.

Homemakers of America Kathryn Bumpus Eleanor Meehling

Christmas Dance Crowned 1952 Queen at Marshall High

Girls Athletic Association at Marshall Community High School hosts its annual Christmas dance. Miss Audrey Griffith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Logan Griffith, is named Christmas queen 1952 by student vote, with Rodger Gibson as escort. Attendants are Barbara Maurer Kathryn Bump us Barbara Wright and Lu Jean Goodwin. Previous queens Sara Lou Hughes Ruth Hollenbeck and Margaret Buckner Mattingly are honored. Invitations extended to students and former G A A members and guests.

Marshall Community Ruth Hollenbeck Audrey” Griffith Griffith Logan “Griffith Rodger Gibson

Delp and Tingley Divorce Cases in Circuit Court

In circuit court Ralph D. Delp seeks divorce from Mary F. Delp while Donna Jean Tingley files for divorce from Donald E. Tingley. Both petitions appear as civil actions seeking dissolution of marriage.

J. New Ralph D. Delp Mary F. Delp Donna Jean Tingley Donald E. Tingley

Farm accident and road collision reported in Vigo County

1912 report details Vern Spotts injured when a horse in his father Willam Spotts barn knocked him against the door sill. A separate incident notes Harry Barnesberger’s farm machine collision injuring the cultivator axle and tire. Miss Gertrude Logue wins forestry essay prize. Burns Hurst leases West End wagon yard to attract former friends.

Vern Spotts Willam Spotts Wabash Vigo County Spotts Spottat Harry ‘Bamesberger White Town Gertrude Logue Morris Logue North 6Th Street St. Mary's State Board of Forestry Burns Hurst West End

Osborns Plan Move After 30 Years in 1922

Mr and Mrs Will Osborn celebrate 30 years together as they plan to move to California where Mrs Osborn will teach. Marriage licenses list James E Collier as a issued license in the period.

Will Osborn California Osborn James E. Collier

Brick Church Christmas Program Scheduled

A Christmas program will be held at Brick Church on Monday evening December 22 at 7 30 o clock. The general public is invited to attend.

Brick Church

Early Christmas Press Notice From The Herald

The Herald asks readers to submit items early as press goes to print Wednesday rather than Thursday for Christmas coverage. Wishing all a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.

the Herald

Marshall man employed as highway district 5 engineer

Jack Huffington of Marshall becomes civil engineer for District 5 in the Highway office at Paris Illinois. He has three years with Warren and Van Praag Decatur and built dam and reservoir water plant and elevated tank at West Salem. He also inspected Fort Knox barracks for troops.

Jack Huffington Marshall Warren & van Praag Decatur Lil District 5 Paris West Salem Ft. Knox Kentucky Huffington Fred Huffington North Sixth Street Claude Fox

Annual Christmas Show and Treat Saturday in Marshall

The K of P Lodge plans its annual Christmas Treat Saturday afternoon December 20 at the northeast corner of the courthouse yard for Marshall and nearby residents. A free Strand Theatre show by Woody Bradburn precedes the treat and starts at 1 30. Santa Claus will distribute the treats after the show. Arthur Hurst, who had been vigil­ing his father Frank M Hurst, returned to Chicago Monday with Mr. Hurst who will visit for an indefinite period.

K. of P. Lodge Marshall Court House Yard Strand ‘Theatre Woody Bradburn Santa Claus Arthur ‘ ‘Hurst Frank ‘M Hurst Chicago Mr. Hurst

Fire damages church roof in Martinsville area

The back roof of the Christian church in Martinsville was seriously damaged Friday afternoon by a fire of uncertain origin. Named individuals include Nora May Mc Nary, 32, Martinsville. Calvin Lash brook, 22, Casey. and Thelma Miller, 18, Casey.

Martinsville Nora May McNary Calvin Lashbrook Casey Thelma Miller The Christian Church

Marriage Record and Local Accident Report Highlight Illinois Incident

The record notes the marriage of Jol. Mr. Jand and Mrs Colier at the bride's home south of Marshall on a Wednesday. The Moor murder trial is scheduled for January 9. Saturday around 11 00 Mrs Pearl Craig and Mrs Arnia Fawley were injured when their car skidded on a mile hill near West Terre Haute and slid into a ditch.

Romoeer Romoser Pwaten’ Coler Jand Coimsaodore Collier Marshall Pearl Craig Arnia- Fawley Mile Hill Terre Haute

Births and a death recorded in Dana and nearby areas

Ten year old era notice lists Rita Joan Cork born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cork of Dana Indiana. Fenton Macke and wife announce son Fenton Jr at Paris Hospital weighing 8 pounds 10½ ounces. Marshall Storms reports son David Marshall on December 10. Herbert Miller and wife welcome son William Herbert Jr in Detroit. John Strohm and wife announce son Terry John of Chicago. Victor L Janney, 80, dies at home on South Sixth Street Tuesday morning.

Clifford Cork Dana Indiana Rita Joan Livingston Fenton Macke Marshall Route 3 Fenton, Jr Paris Hospital Marshall Storms David Marshall Herbert Miller Detroit Michigan Wm. Herbert, Jr John Strohm Terry John Chicago Victor L. Janney South Sixth Street

Legion Auxiliary Presents 70 Dollar Meal Fund Check

Irene Cline treasurer of the American Legion Auxiliary presents a 70 dollar check to E. J. Harrington to fund well balanced meals in the High School Cafeteria for children unable to buy a meal ticket. Mildred Beunker, Auxiliary president, witnessed the presentation.

Legion Auxiliary Irene Cline American Legion Auxiliary E. J. Harrington Mildred Beunker Charles Bush

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