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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1954

Page

4

Local Notes Highlight Enlistments Weddings and Deaths

Harrison Blundell enlisted in Terre Haute as a musician and Lyman Johnston joined at private two. Miss Rose Brady visits Marshall kin. Van Johnson and Daisy Stricker wed last week. Frederick Berner born 1830 dies at his son’s home. burial at Zion cemetery. Bertha Buehler returns to Chicago. Cyrus Snavely and Leah Schaffner attend Eliza Miller’s funeral. Uncle Billy Thompson, 75, dies in Marshall. services in Livingston Martinsville. Everett Stogsdill and Maurine Dulaney wed. housekeep on Stogshill farm near Armstrong. George Washington Burkeholder dies age 41. burial in Livingston. Cary Miller, 59, dies on Golden farm northwest of Marshall.

Harrison Blundell Terre Haute Lyman Johnston Rose Brady Marshall Henry Reynolda van Johnson Daisy Stricker Frederick Berner Henry Berner Germany Zion Cemetery Bertha Buehler Chicago Fred Bubeck Cyrus Snavely Leah Schaffner Eliza Miller William Wellace Clay Helen Cork George Uptograph John Shawver Lial George West William H. Thompson Billy Livingston Martinsville Stacey Werrs Mel‘rouse Fern Green Melrose Township Lou Morris Ovie Draper Sam Prevo Daytona Florida Phoebe Snavely Ida Carper Everett Stogsdill Maurine Dulaney Marshall Vicinity J. E. Evans Methodist Church Stogshill Armstrong Charles Cole London Ohio James Guy George Washington Burkeholder Grover Livingston Cemetery Cary Miller Golden Farm

Local Marriages and Obituaries Noted in Dolson and Terre Haute Areas

Marriage licenses issued in Terre Haute. Alpha Claypool and Eadie Daughettee of Dolson township wed. Carl Frakes and Eliza Prevo of Darwin obtained licenses. Obituaries include Mrs. Alice Covert after long illness. Cary Marvin of West Union dies at 72. Burial in Marshall cemetery. Noted are several weddings and residents from Marshall, West Terre Haute, Robinson, Martinsville, and Casey with multiple local civic mentions.

Alpha Claypool Eadie Daughettee Dolson Township R. C. Murrah Paulding Ohio Vadie Parker Westfield Luke Doty Rose Bell Wagner Terre Haute Alice Covert Frederick Covert D. D. Burt Hurley Veach Lincoln Aaron Kammacher Carl F. Frakes Eliza Prevo Darwin Lothard Sheriff's Sale Ben T Baird Leona Phillips Clyde Slusser Chester LeMay Casey Bonnie Ruffner Jesse E. Sockler Wm. A Ida M. Sockler Marshall Cemetery Cary Marvin West Union

Twenty Years Ago Deaths and Notices from Terre Haute and Nearby

Twenty years ago in 1934 obituary notices report Mrs. Louis McDaniel age 24 dying in Terre Haute. Burial was at Clarksville cemetery. A marriage license lists Ray Calvert age 26 and Reba Dennis age 21 of Oblong. Other items note Earl Cole 21 of West Terre Haute and Mary Campbell 23 of Terre Haute. Attendees at the 79th annual state horticultural meeting in Urbana included John Hawker of Marshall and Ora E. Cline of Martinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kammacher and son Fred visited Mrs. Madden in Terre Haute. Miss Ollie Stiner was summoned to Christian Hospital in St. Louis for employment. Dorothy Davidson of Cleveland Ohio visited her parents in Terre Haute. Robert Dean Sweeney age 8 of Westfield died at Charleston hospital.

Louis McDaniel Terre Haute Harry Harbor South Doleon Clarksville Cemetery Ray Calvert Reba Dennis Earl Cole Mary Campbell John Hawker Marshall Ora E. Cline Martinsville Urbana Aaron Kammacher Fred John Madden Ollie Stiner Christian Hospital St. Louis Dorothy Davidson Cleveland Ohio Robert Davidson Robert Dean Sweeney William Sweeney Westfield Charleston Hospital

Notable deaths and holiday visit notices from regional families

Dr Walter R Turman 73 died Monday night at Robert Long hospital Indianapolis. David Douglas Weaver 84 found dead December 14 at daughter’s Denison home. Burial at Livington cemetery. Miss Jo Anne Brosman Bridgeport and Granville Brosman Chicago with Minnie Parker Washington DC to visit F M Brosman Bernice. Edith Gard Marshall area and Matilda Potts were dinner guests of Emma Holwick.

Walter R. Turman Robert Long Indianapolis David Douglas Weaver Maggie Bland Denison Livington Cemetery Jo Anne Brosman Bridgeport Granville Brosman Chicago Minnie Parker Washington, D. C F. M. Brosman Bernice Edith Gard Marshall Matilda Potts Emma Holwick

Shuman elected president of American Farm Bureau

Charlies B Shuman of Sullivan Illinois was unanimously chosen to lead the American Farm Bureau Federation at its 30th annual meeting in New York at the Hotel New Yorker. He succeeds Allan B Kline who resigns for health reasons. Shuman has long led Illinois and national farm groups and serves on the AFBF board since 1945.

Charlies B. Shuman, Sullivan American Farm Bureau Federation New York National Farm Orgedibsation New Yorker Shuman Allan B. Kline Vinton Iowa AFB Puerto Rico Kline Tran AFBF Snce IAA Board of Directors The Association Sullivan Sullivan High School University of Tilmoiz College of Agriculture State University Ida Wilson New Richmond Sulli Sen Charles W John and Paul Janet National Committee On Highway Safety Eisenhower Sullivan Methodist Church

Card of Thanks From a Grateful Neighbor and Friend

I thank my neighbors and friends for the many cards letters and gifts sent to me while in the hospital and since returning home.

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Hospital Stay

Jease B. Norton thanks friends for the cards visits and help while in the hospital and after returning home, expressing sincere appreciation for the support received.

Christmas Greeting From Jim Cole and Manford Buckner

A fragmentary note conveys holiday wishes and a request for careful driving over the weekend. The message, signed by Jim Cole the little chief and Manford Buckner the chief, thanks friends for Christmas greetings and asks for safe travel.

Jim Cole Manford Buckner

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Clark Handley West Terre Haute Loeva Harvis Homer Hendrix Thelma Newman Andy Thompson Weat Union Lenora Culp Robinson Don Thompson Dessie Cooley Dean's Hardware PSA Gaenetbe Skuman Af&spf Ilinois ‘Agricultural Association Charles B. Shuman Cummins Walgreen System Drug Store Ilinois Rural Safety Council Jease B. Norton Mery Orville and Bertha Brock Brock Plum Street Marshall, Il Poorman’s Grocery Caanae Forsythe Produce Co
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