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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1961

Page

4

Marshall Mutual Fire Insurance Officers Named

In this picture the officers of the Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company are shown. The company has operated since March 1889. Directors listed include Donald Abel Anderson township Fenton Shirely Wa bash township Richard Glick Douglas township Dale Richardson Johnson township Harry Murphy president Dolson township Fenton Leder mann vice president Melrose Kelley Shawver Casey Clif Etchnson Darwin Richard Strohm York. This year three directors were elected: Donald Abel and Harry Murphy were reelected, and Dale Richardson was elected for his first term.

Marshall Mutual County, Fire Insurance Company Donald Abel Anderson Township Fenton Shirely Wabash Township Richard Glick Doug Richard Strohm York Township Harry Murphy Dale Richardson

Clark County AG Facts and Farm Meeting Notes

John A Hiatt reports from Clark County on the East Central FBFM meeting in Mattoon with Joe Welsh succeeding Mack Strohm as farm management director. He recounts Farm Bureau Farm Management benefits, 1959 Clark county census figures, 4-H tractor and electricity project schedules, soil conservation district remarks, insect control and crop variety updates, Kent soybeans, and soil fertility guidance.

AG Facts IN Clark CO John A. Hiatt Clark County Farm Adviser Joe Welsh Farm Bureau Clark County Mattoon Joe Mack Strohm FBFM Farm Bureau Farm Management Farm Bureau Farm Management Service Martinsville Marshall Farm Bureau Marshall Office Martinsville Farm Bureau John Deere Implement Store Marshall Rev. Stauffer Russia China Xruschev John Hiatt H. B Pete” Petty P. E Pat” Johnson Petty Johnson Kent Shelby Adams Clark Ilinois

Five Points notes local attendance and family movements

Bible school attendance was 81. Mrs. Jennie Wilhoit of Paris and her son Harold Wilhoit, moving from Beatrice Nebraska to St. Louis Missouri, attended morning worship and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilhoit. Forrest Baker suffered a serious injury to his right hand at West Manufacturing Co. in Paris and was released from Paris Hospital. Graveside services were held for infant twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkett at Auburn cemetery. Jack Linton returned home after a tonsillectomy at Paris Hospital. Paul Blakely had a heart seizure on a flight to a business convention in Pennsylvania and was admitted to a hospital in Indianapolis. His sister Mrs. Neva Charlesworth went to be with him. Lonnie Siverly and wife and baby visited Roy Myers and Elaine at their home over the weekend.

Bible School Jennie Wilhoit Paris Harold Wilhoit Beatrice Nebraska St. Louis Missouri Glenn B. Wilhoit Joyce Forrest Baker Miewest Manufacturing Co Charles F. Burkett Auburn Cemetery H. J. Kemp Jack Linton Paris Hospital Paul Blakely Pennsylvania Indianapolis Neva Charlesworth Lonnie Siverly Mark Sandwich Mia Roy Myers Elaine Charles

Political party conventions scheduled across townships in February

Republican and Democratic committees announce upcoming conventions in Anderson, York, Marshall, Darwin and Dolson townships. Meetings on February 4 to 12 set aims to nominate township officers including town clerk, assessor, auditors, supervisors and other posts for the April 4, 1961 election.

Anderson Township

Republicans Across Townships Plan Early Feb Conventions

The Republican groups in Wabesh, Douglas, Melrose and Auburn townships schedule meetings in early February to nominate candidates for local offices including Supervisor, Town Clerk and Assessor. Events note venues such as Weaver's Store and Town House with times from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Officials named include Orvil Taylor, Russel Burnam, Lloyd Hollingworth, Lyman Crumlin and Raymond Lowry.

Wabesh Township Weaver's Orvil Taylor Russel Burnam Douglas Township Lloyd Hollingworth Melrose Township Lyman Crumlin Auburn Township Raymond Lowry

Notice to Bidders for City of Marshall Illinois

The City of Marshall Illinois invites sealed proposals for building additions and equipment foundations at the Municipal Electric Plant in Marshall. Bids due February 16 at 7 00 PM and opened publicly. Documents available from Rogers Schmidt Engineering Co in St Louis Missouri with a $10 deposit, refundable for bona fide bids within ten days.

Marshall Illinois Municipal Electric Rogers-Schmidt Engineering Co Fyler Ave St. Louis Missouri

Bidding Rules and Wage Requirements by City Contract

Public notices outline instructions for bids to the Consulting Engineer office with a $5.00 copy price. Bids must include a 5 percent bid bond or certified payment, and wage payments follow prevailing union scale. Bidders may withdraw before the scheduled time. the city may reject all bids or waive formalities. Mayor Ferris signs. City Clerk R. Taylor confirms.

Docts Pat Ae

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