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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1954

Page

9

Escaped inmates rob two Indiana area businesses

Two convicts escaped from Michigan City penitentiary and entered the World Wide Web store of W W M Marvin at West Union on a Wednesday night. They stole jackets and overalls and took cash from Craig's garage run by Howard Utterback. Suspects fled in a red GMC pickup, license 116631, with a conservation department sticker on each door. Deputy Pearce reported the details to Effingham station. an 85 year old resident and one 53 year old associate described in notes. Police sought the pair as the investigation continued.

Michigan City Indiana M. Marvin Weat Union Craig Howard Utterback Robert Swisher Department of Conservation Pearce Effingham Herald Aia Marvin Ollie Orndoff North Eighth Street Paducah Kentucky Wayne Ornd Box Lana Craig Garage Michigan City Penitentiary

Cable Rig Drilling in Melrose Township

Gene Bennett of Casey moved his farm in Melrose township and started drilling for oil Wednesday evening. They expect to reach a depth of 1600 feet, and by Herald press time they were down about 150 feet.

Gene-Bennett Casey Melrose Township Herald Press

Grandstand Steel Delivered at Fairgrounds

The steel for the new grandstand at the fairground has been delivered and workers are erecting the steel structure. Interested helpers should go to the fair ground soon. for details contact Clayton Rhoads or Harry Reynolds.

Clayton Rhoads Harry Reynolds

Harry Murphy Benefit Polio Fund Drive

A polio fund drive hosted by Harry Murphy proceeds from a benefit box, pie supper, and cake walk at Clarksville school tonight Friday Feb 5 at 7 30 p m. Funds go to the polio fund with Murphy as Dolson and Douglas townships Polio Drive chairman asking for cooperation.

Clarksville Harry Murphy Dolson and Douglas

Thompson Allen Wedding Unites Thompson and Allen Families

Miss Joan Thompson and Samuel Allen wed in a double ring ceremony at Madison Avenue Methodist Church Peoria Illinois. Rev Dean Sharp officiated with attendants Miss Betty Thompson and Frank Barkley. After a brief trip to Tyler Texas the couple will live on route 1 Covington Indiana.

Joan Thompson Gust Thompson Dennison Samuel Allen Riley Allen Covington Indiana Madison Avenue Methodist Church Peoria Illinois Dean Sharp Betty Thompson Frank Barkley Tyler Texas

Real Estate Transfers From 1954 Deeds

James N Howes and others transfer to J C Howes by quit claim dated January 12 1954 covering lot 29 Peters addition Casey for $10. Melvin Ray Howard and others transfer to Doit Harlow and Vern Jean Harlow by warranty deed dated January 29 1954 covering east one half of lot 1 block 22 in Wm B Archers first addition Marshall for $1. Gradon and Reba Weir transfer to Gordon Coryell and Wm Gard trustees by warranty deed dated January 28 1954 conveying land in section 18 township 9 range 11 for $1.

James N. Howes J. C. Howes Peters Casey Melvin Ray Howard Doit Harlow Vern Jean Harlow Wm.b. Archer Marshall Gradon Reba Weir Gordon

Kemp son arrives safely in Puerto Rico

County Clerk H J Kemp learned Thursday morning that his son Charles Kemp had arrived safely in Puerto Rico.

J. Kemp Charles Kemp Puerto Rico

South Vigo Church Holds Annual Mission Revival

The South Vigo Church hosts a five night preaching mission February 7 to 12 at 7:00 pm led by Rev. Alan T. Jones of Merom Institute. Special music from area churches and church groups accompanies nightly services as part of the Hundredth Anniversary observance led by Rev. Gerard B. Blue.

Toi Migo Darwin ‘Road Weat Surdayy Alan T. Jones Merom Institute Merom Indiana Sanford Methodist Church Bethany Congregational Church Plymouth Congregational Church South Vigo Church Church South Vigo Pilgrim Fellowship Willing Workers Society Gerard. B. Blue

Pearl Sturdevant Dies in Terre Haute at 72

Mrs. Pearl Sturdevant of Casey died Monday morning at Union Hospital Terre Haute age 72 after seven weeks with heart ailment. Survived by husband B B Sturdevant one daughter Mrs John Collins Casey two sisters Mrs Myrtle Payne Casey and Mrs Mollie Crane Kansas City Missouri. Funeral from First Methodist Church Casey Thursday at 2 PM and burial in Casey Cemetery.

Pearl Sturdevant Casey Union Hospital Terre Haute B. B. Sturdevant John Collins Myrtle Payne Mollie Crane Kansas City Missouri First Methodist Church Casey Cemetery

Dinner Meeting at Marshall High School

The Chamber of Commerce and other service groups sponsor a dinner meeting and panel discussion in the Marshall high school cafeteria at 6 30 Monday Feb 15. Men and women of the community are invited and urged to attend.

Chamber of Commerce Marshall High School

Zion Emanuel Brotherhood Holds 1954 Officers Install

Zion Emanuel Brotherhood met February 1 at Zion church for devotion on The Church led by Harold Hirschman and singing by Russell Junker. E C Kance installed the 1954 officers with Ralph Hawker as president. James Drummond welcomed a new member. Guests included Wayne Tingley and others. refreshments followed.

Zion-Emmanuel Brotherhood Zion Church Harold Hirschman Russell Junker E. C. Kance Ralph Hawker James Drummond Wayne Tingley Orville Hawkins W. G. Buckler Irl V. Hight Casey E. Cc Kance Gene Tingley Robert Urer James; Drummond Robert Finkbiner Ben Drummond Dean Finkbiner Kenneth’ Pumphrey

Marriage License for Richard A Janney and Dorothy Williams

Richard A. Janney, 22, of Martinsville, and Dorothy Williams, 21, of Martinsville, obtained a marriage license.

Richard A. Janney Martinsville Dorothy Williams

Elder T J Wheeler Dies After Circuit Court Session

The death of Elder T J Wheeler of West Union at age 83 was announced Saturday night at the Allen Sanatorium Robinson. A retired Baptist minister, he led pastorates in Clark and Wapard counties for five decades. Funeral services were held Wednesday at West Union Baptist Church with burial in Mt Olive Cemetery. His survivors include his sister Mrs Eva Niddy of Springfield Colorado and several nieces and nephews. The Friday circ court session involved several cases including a damages suit dismissed and custody matters.

Eld T. J. Wheeler West Union Allen Robinson Eva ‘Niddy Springfield Colorado Clark Wford Prust ‘Rimeral West Union Baptist Church Ree Swope Rev Bruce Coyle Mt. Olive Cemetery

Junior Woman's Club February meeting at high school cafeteria

The Junior Woman's Club held its February meeting in the high school cafeteria with President Juanita Blankenship presiding. Plans were made for a St Patrick's Day Card Party at the American Legion Home on March 17. entertainment included games and refreshments for members listed.

Juanita Blankenship

Marshall Ministers Speak at Ministerials Meeting

Rev. G. W. Gibson and Rev. E. C. Kumce addressed the Terre Haute Ministerial Association at the Y M C A room on February 1. Gibson spoke on the devotional message of Lent and Easter per scriptures while Kumce discussed evangelistic opportunities of the Lenten period and Easter. A noon luncheon followed at the Terre Haute Goodie Shop.

G. W. Gibson Ministerial Association E. C. Kumce Terre Haute Ministerial Association Marshall Gibson Kunce Terre Haute

Lions Club Pancake Supper Benefit in Clark County

The Marshall Lions Club sponsors a pancake and sausage supper at Clark County Fairground on Thursday February 18 to raise about 900 dollars for club projects and community aid.

The Marshall Lions Club Clark County Fairground

Moose lodge initiates candidates for charity dance

The Moose lodge in Marshall initiated a class of candidates at a recent meeting and planned a Moose party for February 25 with proceeds to the March of Dimes. Gov Paul Stepp announced a new membership drive and square dancing classes begin Tuesdays at 8:00 p m.

Moose Lodge Marshall Paul Stepp

4-H Groups Asked to Help Pull Nails at Fairground

4-H groups led by Oscar Kirchner and Arthur Miller, along with 4-H leaders, have been contacted to assist in pulling nails from lumber now at the fairground. The Fair Association thanks the county 4-H leaders and clubs for their cooperation.

Oscar Kirchner Arthur Miller 4-H Fair Association

Deaths of Ernest Reeley Near Clarksville at 61

Ernest Reeley aged 61 died Sunday near Clarksville. Survived by widow Alma, son Robert, and daughter Mrs. Mary Jane Sandberg. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Greenwell Funeral Home Martinsville with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Ernest Reeley Clarksville Alma Robert Mary Jane Sandberg Greenwell Funeral Home Martinsville Ridgelawn

Duran Couple Welcome 814 Pound Boy at St. Anthony

Mr and Mrs G O Duran announce the birth of an 814 pound boy at St Anthony Hospital on January 30.

G. O. Duran St. Anthony Hospital Harry Drake South 8Th St R. E. Laird

Clarksville Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday on Jan 30

Elizabeth Clapp of Clarksville marked its 90th birthday January 30 with family gathered around. Sons Glenn Emil and Homer Clapp with wives attended along with grandchildren Lawrence Lycan Wayne Clapp Richard Shotts and spouses. Great grandchildren Evan Mary Beth Lycan Janet Clapp Wayne Gene and Brad Shotts joined as well.

Elizabeth Clapp Clarksville Glenn Clapp Emil Clapp Homer Clapp Lawrence Lycan Wayne D. Clapp Richard Shotts Evan Mary Beth Lycan Janet Clapp Wayne Gene Brad Shotts Jessie Meloy Alva Harris Ruth Robert Fields Barbara Bue Jane Roy Biggs Nancy Lou Claude Huggins James Lucan

Frederick Lewis Jr Returns Home From Korea Wounds

Frederick Lewis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Lewis of Marshall arrived home Friday of last week after being wounded in Korea months earlier and spending significant time in a hospital in Japan.

Frederick Lewis, Jr Frederick Lewis Marshall Frederick Korea Japan

History reveals brick origin tied to Auburn yard

Marshall writer Clay Montgomery reports workers unearthed a brick marked Wilbur Lowry during cleaning at Haston Forsythe shop in Marshall. The brick confirms George Ragen’s tale that local bricks came from Auburn. The building once served a railroad hotel and recalls several railroads and hotel name changes over decades.

Haston & Forsythe Seventh Locust Streets Marshall Wilbur Lowry Auburn George Ragen Foraythe & Hasten

Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Looks to Clark County

Clark county farmers plan the Clark County Farm Bureau annual meeting at Marshall high school gym Thursday February 11 starting 7 00 p m Max Stephen president will preside and minutes and reports for the year will be presented Ernest Ohm Clark Service Company president will lead the second part with reports and director elections O D Brissenden Illinois Agricultural Association will speak and WLS Radio talent from Chicago will provide entertainment

Clark County Clark County Farm Bureau and Clark Service Company Marshall High School Max Stephen Farm Bureau Ernest Ohm

Old corner hotel building dates to 1880 in city notes

The structure at Seventh and Locust streets, now housing Hatten and Forsythe, began as an 1880 built hotel. The piece traces its origin and current occupancy, noting the change in use over time.

Hatten & Forsythe Seventh and Locust Streets

My Home Town wins Seaside Memorial display contest

Mary Montgomery of Long Beach California created a Marshall Illinois themed display for a Home Town exhibit at Seaside Memorial Hospital. The miniature scene featured Highways 1 and 40 the Marshall Christian Church and local landmarks wired with tiny grain of wheat bulbs as porchlights illuminating all night.

Seaside Memorial Hospital Long Beach California Mary Montgomery Marshall National Dixie and Black's Kenneth Little Marathon Marshall Christian Church Mary Montgomery Mrs. C. B. Montgomery Long Beach, California Illinois Mary N. Montgomery Dixie and Black

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