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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1948

Page

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County Board Votes to Appeal Printing Case

Clark County Board of Supervisors met in Marshall in a Saturday session to pass a county printing resolution and decide on appealing Mark Stewart versus Clark County. The majority voted to carry the case to a higher court, with Davis Veach Haddix Bean Staub Wells Evans Wilhott Welsh Edwards voting yes and Davidson Pearce Lee voting no.

Clark County Board of Supervisors Court House Marshall Mark Stewart Clark County Davis Veach Haddix Bean Staub Wells Evans Wilhott Welsh Edwards Davidson Pearce Lee

Jury Returns Verdict for Plaintiff in 1946 Ballot Case

Friday last Judge Anderson presided Circuit Court in Marshall. Jury heard Mark Stewart versus the Clark County Board of Supervisors. Court rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for printing ballots for the 1946 general election soldier bonus ballot and tuberculosis ballot which the Board refused to pay.

Anderson Marshall Mark Stewart Clark County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors

Deer Captured After Escape Near Marshall Farm

A deer belonging to C. C. Pack, which had fled weeks ago, was captured Saturday afternoon on the Bill Berner farm south of Marshall. Hunters John Davidson, Bob Boyer, and Bill Tingley chased it with dogs until near exhaustion before securing the animal.

C. C. Pack Bill Berner Marshall John Davidson Bob Boyer Bill Tingley

Marriage Licenses Issued in Edgewood and Casey

Vern Shreve and Josephine Reynolds both of Edgewood Illinois obtain licenses. Robert Goble and Charlotte Newlin of Casey receive licenses. Claude Griffin of Marshall weds Celina Hill of Oliver. Clarence Lindsey of Marshall marries Stella J. Kennedy of Marshall.

Vern Shreve Edgewood Ninois Josephine Reynolds Iinois Robert Goble Casey Charlotte Newlin Claude Griffin Marshall Celina Hill Oliver Clarence Lindsey Stella J. Kennedy

Mrs. Ernie Volkers Plans Move to Manila Home

Mrs. Ernie Ray Volkers of West Terre Haute and her seven children will depart March 1 by plane to join her husband, Sgt. Ernie Ray Volkers, in Manila Philippines. Sgt. Volkers has served 18 months in the army and hailed from Dennison. he is brother of Walter Volkers of Marshall.

Ernie. Volkers West Terre Haute Sgt Ernie Ray Volkers Manila Phillipine Islands Sgt. Volkers Dennison Walter Volkers Marshall

Births in Marshall Cranston and Terre Haute areas

Mr and Mrs Theodore Bradford of Route One Marshall welcomed a baby boy Dale Allen born Saturday January 31 at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller announce the birth of a daughter Jacqueline their second child former Ina Faye Spittler. Mr and Mrs Marion Reese of 726 Park Avenue Cranston Rhode Island announce an 8 pound baby girl Helen Lorraine born January 16 Mrs Reese formerly Helen Canton of Cranston and Mr Reese is employed at Monowatt Electric Corporation.

Theodore Bradford Route One Marshall Dale Allen St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Raymond Miller Jacqueline Miller Ina Faye Spittler Herman G. Spittler Marion Reese Park Avenue Cranston Rhoad Island Helen Lorraine Reese Helen Canton R. I Monawatt Electric Corporation

Fellowship Meets Last Friday Night at Emanuel Church

The adult fellowship of Emanuel church gathered Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller’s home. Attendees and guests included numerous couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Noble Marlowe, Dick, Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Max Zschau Jr, Harold Lee, Don Abel and Pamela, Harold Hirschman, Glenn Tapscott and Mary Ann, Roscoe Ziegler, Quay Wilkinson, Dick Medsker, George Miller, David, Allen, Becky, Wayne Schafer, Wilma Geisert, Mrs. Basil Moore, Lucille Ziegler, Louise Koppler, Mrs. Robert Finkbiner, Evelyn Schaefer, Bernice Brosman, Rosamond Coldren, Mrs. Richard Murphy, Ermagene Schafer, and Judy Miller.

Emanuel Church Harold Miller Noble Marlowe Ronnie Max Zschau, Jr Hugar McCanthie Harold Lee Don Abel Pamela Harold Hirschman Glenn Tapscott Mary Ann Roscoe Ziegler Quay Wilkinson Dick Medsker George Miller David, Allen Becky Wayne Schafer Wilma Geisert Basil Moore Lucille Ziegler Louise Koppler Robert Finkbiner Evelyn Schaefer Bernice Brosman Rosamond Coldren Richard Murphy Ermagene Schafer Judy

Democrat Editor in Union Hospital

Norman Bennett editor of the Clark County Democrat was taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute yesterday for observation and treatment after several weeks of failing health.

Norman Bennett Clark County Democrat Union Hospital Terre Haute

World Day of Prayer Observances Forefront in 1946

On Friday February 13 observances mark the World Day of Prayer, the first Friday of Lent. Since 1927 the event has expanded to 51 nations reporting services and about 190000 in offerings for six self help projects including education and aid for American Indians, sharecroppers, migrant workers, and Christian students in Asia and the U S. The United Council of Church Women sponsors services. the Methodist Women’s Society observes activities at 2 30 with invitations for women of all churches to join.

Day of Prayer For Missions Christian College India China Japan United States Africa The Near East Orient United Council of Church Women Methodist Church

Paris Hospital News Admissions and discharges

Admissions and dismissals at Paris Hospital from January 28 to February 4 include Betty Atkins Martinsville R R 2 for surgical treatment Mrs Russell Howe Marshall surgical patient returned home Mrs Odes Starkey Marshall R R 2 surgical patient returned home Mrs Raymond Down and infant son Thomas Allen Martinsville returned home Mrs Dean Montgomery and infant daughter Cheryl Ruth Martinsville R R 1 returned home

Paris Hospital Betty Atkins Martinsville R. R Russell Howe Marshall Odes Starkey Marshall R. R Raymond Down Thomas Allen Dean Montgomery Cheryl Ruth

W. S. C. S. Meeting Tonight at Marshall Church

The Marshall Methodist church W S G S will gather this evening at 7 30 with guest speaker Mrs Grace Wilson Evans of Terre Haute. County Clerk H J Kemp was sent home Monday with the flu but is expected back at work today.

The Marshall Methodist Church Grace Wilson Evans Terre Haute H. J. Kemp

Wreck on Highway Shores Velsicol Workers’ Minor Injuries

Wreck near Toadhop injures two Velsicol Corp. employees from Marshall. William Break 24 and James Conover 28 escape with slight injuries after their station wagon skids on a slick road and hits a tree. Conover is son of Garfield High principal James Conover of Terre Haute.

Wm. Break James Conover, Jr Marshall Velsicol Corp Break Toadhop Terre Haute Conover James Conover Garfield High School

Valentine Tea Hosted by Marshall Woman's Club

The Marshall Woman's Club hosts a Valentine party Monday February 9 at the home of Mrs Neal Hollenbeck. Guest speaker Mrs Lee Sullivan of Paris district music chairman discusses Old Love Songs and Mrs Hurley Welsh presents The History of Valentines. Hostesses include Mrs Hubert Brann and Mrs Benton Marrs.

Marshall Woman’s Club Neal Hollenbeck Lee Sullivan Paris District Music Hurley Welsh

Hold House Warmed by Friends at Dorothy Clark Home

A group of women gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Dorothy Clark's home for a house warming. Attendees included Mrs. Retha Edwards, Mrs. Isabel McCourt, Mrs. Mildred Willfond, Mrs. Virginia Pearce, Mrs. Barbara Ashley, Mrs. Florence Weger, Mrs. Jane Rose, Mrs. Mildred Jared, Mrs. Alice Little, Mrs. Ruth Metz, Miss Gladys Ruth Hanley, Mrs. Joan Zimmerly, Mrs. Violet Shaffner, and Mrs. Mildred Dill.

Dorothy Clark Retha Edwards Isabel McCourt Mildred Willfond Virginia Pearce Barbara Ashley Florence Weger Jane Rose Mildred Jared Alice Little Ruth Metz Mary Helen Hibbs Gladys Ruth l Hanley Joan Zimmerly Violet Shaffner Mildred ‘Dill

Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area Deeds

A list of property transfers dated January and February 1948 from Fenton Cole and others to multiple grantees including Van Fleet Layman Miller Nash and Birchfield. Deeds include warranty and quit claim forms conveying land sections townships and additions with nominal consideration.

Wallace Ruth Paul Lester Mary Briggs Mildred Smith Clyde Churchill Dulaney Casey Leary Murphy Wm. Shade Chas. Clouse Leary Orpha Murphy Agnes Staub Miller Sylvia Ritter Nash B. Archer Marshall Sylvia Nash A. R Agnes Miller Wm. Archers Arthur Morgan Effie May Burger Martha Smith May Hoskinson James Hoskinson Ernest Nellie Gard Gus Margaret Birchfield Leslie Gard Ralph Stella Martin Carmen Cunningham Walter Clara Brown J. H Etta Amyx J. A Theresa Connerton Marishall James Wertic Hills Clare Chrysler Perry Katherine Myles Donald Montgomery

Mrs William Geheb Hosts D A R Meeting

Walter Burdick Chapter of the N S D A R met at the Geheb home on February 2 with Mrs Kile MacWherter as assistant hostess. Officers and members discussed state and Continental Congress events, selected Good Citizenship girls, planned a birthday luncheon, and approved charitable gifts to March of Dimes and cancer fund.

Walter Burdick N.S.D. A O. M Jace Wm. Geheb Gerald Harris Joe Draw Cancer Fund W. T. Hollenbeck Fred Phillip Martinsville E. L. Taylor Kile MacWherter Lincoln Jaco Betsy Ross L. R. Smith Muncie Indiana W.S. Emrick O. M. Jaco Casey Sp. E. Worick C. E. Berner Fred Phillips A. P. Myers Harry Downey Joe Dean Ed Wagoner George Somerville E.B. Howell A Vaughn Fannie Andrews Dorothy Clark Marshall

Local Deaths and Obituaries From Marshall Region

Obituary notices list Vivian Martin-Forsythe 32 of Route 2 Paris died at Union Hospital with husband William Forsythe and family. Judith Ann Murphy six weeks died at Union Hospital Terre Haute with services in York Church. Otto Decker 62 of West Union died at Brooks Hospital Robinson with funeral at West York Methodist Church. Mary E. Wright 59 near Marshall died at home survived by Nathan and two children. services at Marrs Funeral Home. David Joseph Diehl newborn son of Bernard Diehl died at Detroit Children’s Hospital. mother Eva Lee Diehl formerly of near Marshall.

Vivian Martin - Forsythe Route 2 Paris Union Hospital William Forsythe Bessie Martin Joe Jones Leo Martin Max Martin Fort Worth Texas Cook and Ward Funeral Home Edgar Cemetery Judith Ann Murphy George Murphy York Terre Haute Prust Finneral West Union York Chhurch Otto Decker Brooks Hospital Robinson Martha John Decker Porterville Illinois Prust Methodist West York Carl Hull Bradbury Mary E. Wright Marshall Nathan Jeanne Donald Marrs Clyde V Erwin Marshall Cemetery David Joseph Diehl Bernard Diehl Children’s Hospital Detroit Michigan

March of Dimes Campaign Extended Through Saturday

The March of Dimes drive runs through this week and ends Saturday February 7. Residents may contribute by mailing funds or visiting Dr. Frank Mitchell, campaign chairman, to donate.

Frank Mitchell

Co op Meeting Scheduled for February 9

The annual meeting of the Marratt Co op will be held Monday February 9 at 1 00 p m.

Marr Att Co-op

New Front Unveiled For Coyle Burnett Motors

Last Thursday workers removed the wooden facade at Coyle Burnett Motors on North Sixth Street revealing a newly designed front. The display includes three large windows and a Carrara glass brick facade contributing a bright update to the storefront.

Coyle-Burnett Motors Coyle- Burnett Motor Company North Sixth Street

Legion Auxiliary News Promotes Dues and February Meeting

The American Legion auxiliary sent 78 pounds of cookies and candy to Normal Pershing Cottage for orphans. Illinois ranks second in membership as Pennsylvania leads. members are urged to pay dues to secretary Doris Murphy or see president Vivian H. Roth for cards. February is Americanism month and the next auxiliary meeting on February 17 at the new home will be a Valentine party with birthday honors for members.

American Legion Auxiliary Normal Pershing Cottage Illnois Pennsylvania Doris Murphy Vivian H. Roth Europe Congress

Boy Scouts Week February 6 Celebrates 38th Anniversary

Dr. Fretwell, chief scout executive, states during Boy Scout Week the organization marks its 38th anniversary. Chartered by Congress, the movement views scouts as real boy citizens with duties and responsibilities, emphasizing the theme The Scout Citizen at Work in his community in his nation in his world.

Fretwell Boy Scout Week Boy Scouts of America Congress Republic

Illinois inspectors to test and label agricultural seeds

Illinois farmers will spend millions on seeds in the next ninety days as state inspectors from the Department of Agriculture check seed sales for compliance. Seed must be labeled and a sample can be tested at the Illinois Seed Laboratory to ensure purity and germination, with guidance on truthful labeling for all seed exchanges between farmers.

State Department of Agriculture Charles H. Keltner Keltner Illinois Illinois Seed Laboratory Armory Springfield

New Court Case Cary Miller Versus Marie Miller Divorce

A circuit court filing lists Cary Miller against Marie Miller in a divorce case. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Cary Miller Marie Miller

Gorham Bazaar Moves to Dulaney Corner Building

In days gone by Gorham's Bazaar has moved to the Dulaney corner building. Mrs. Clark Lucan learned from her husband that his father's mill is doing well at Weaver's Store and she and Harold will move there after school ends. John Beeson and Charlie Fox have returned from California. John Davison plans to devote next summer to farming and stock raising. Anacher was killed Saturday night in a railroad accident front Hatton after leaping from a moving freight train and striking a mail crane post.

Ernst Hatton

Fort Worth Area Fatal Tree Accident and Local News

1908 report notes Clarence Spittler killed when a tree fell on him while helping his father three miles south of Marshall. Also mentioned are S. E. Mattis' buggy crash with minor injuries, a Sunday wedding of Joseph Johns and Susie Taylor, a hoboes incident near West York, Edward Sanders losing a leg at Vandalia depot, and Ed Clatfelter with Wes Mundy departing for Texas and the Southwest.

Clarence Spittler Wm. Spittler Marshall S. E. Mattis Joseph Johns Susie Taylor John Taylor Lyman Ferguson West York Edward Sanders Vandalia Ed Clatfelter Wes Mundy Texas

Grandview School Fire Destroys Building South of Marshall

The Grandview school near Marshall was destroyed by a late Monday fire with neighbors saving desks and books but lacking water to fight the blaze. Other notes include the death of Mrs. Henry Baker, Roy Garver's death in an English hospital, Ada and Hettie Briscoe planning a San Diego winter, and a Wabash Township fire at James Orndorff residence with roof and second story damage.

Grandview Marshall Henry Baker George Morgan Auburn Roy Garver Royal British Flying Corps Ada Hettie Briscoe San Diego California B. A. Davidson Clyde Knowles James Orndorff Wabash Township

Percy Stanfield Buys Coal and Feed Business

Twenty years ago Percy Stanfield purchased from W A Williams the coal and feed business and took possession Friday. John Metz Robert Cox and Ray Kammacher left for Detroit for positions. Miss Mary Forbeck and Joseph Halloran wed at the Catholic church Wednesday morning.

Percy Stanfield W .A Williams Paul Hill East Main Street Muriel Anderson West York David Nicholson Dolson John Metz Robert Cox Ray Kammacher Detroit Michigan Mary Forbeck John Forbeck Marshall Joseph Halloran Paris Doit Lichtenberger Joeth Bohn Indianapolis Modest Bohn

Ten Years Ago Nellie Hendrix Operated On

Nellie Hendrix was taken to Paris hospital Tuesday evening for an appendectomy. Also noted is a fire damaging the Schafer home on North Second Street yesterday afternoon. Other items include a marriage announcement for Florence Junker and James White of Caddo Gap Arkansas.

Nellie Hendrix Marshall Paris Hospital Pete Schafer North Second Street Phillip Junker Florence James White Caddo Gap Arkansas W .A Wallace Sarah Maurice Fredenberger Dora Lowry Martinsville Leroy McNary Auburn Doris Lowry Chester Kurts Vandalia Illinois Ben Scholfield Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

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Circuit Court Democrat World Day OF Prayer Paris Hospital News W. S. G. Sto Tion Ang Valentine Tea March OF Dimes Legion Auxiliary News Iboy Scout Week
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