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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1949

Page

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Verdict Awards 2429 15 to Reed Party in Circuit Court

Judge Anderson presided at Charlexton Marshall Circuit Court last Monday. The jury returned a sealed verdict finding Clarence Reed and Pearce Reed entitled to recover 2429.15 against Lo Rennels and Dale Goble. Myrtle Harris was granted a divorce from William Harris with custody of the child to Mrs Harris and support set at 7.50 weekly. Partition was granted and commissioners Pierce Reed Kenneth Kohee and Frank Cole appointed to draft the partition.

Anderson Charlexton Marshall Dale Goble Leo ‘Rennels Clarence Reed Pierce Reed Clarence Reed Pearce Reed Lo’ Rennels Dale

Fines Totaled 1596 From Marshall Truck Checks

State Troopers halted Marshall drivers over last weekend weighs to verify licenses. Sixty eight trucks were overloaded and fines totaling 1596 dollars were issued, most paid, funds going to Marshall city. Forester Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration Planned in Champaign. Bert and a Mrs Forester mark fifty years with a Sunday reception hosted by family friends.

Marshall Denzel Forester Grover Weaver Jesse Weaver Robert Finney Jesse Gross Ed Forester Carrie Rotramel

Frank Pearce Named 1949 Red Cross Fund Chairman

George D. Farris announces Frank F. Pearce head of Clark County Red Cross Fund Campaign. Pearce, Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company general manager, to lead 1949 drive with a Clark County goal of 2500. Campaign opens March 1.

Frank Pearce RED Cross Fund George D. Farris Clark County American Red Cross Frank F. Pearce Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company Marshall Red Cross

Harry Craig Joins Caterpillar Co Engineering Dept

Mr and Mrs Harry Craig Jr moved to Washington Illinois where he works in the engineering department of Caterpillar Company in Peoria He earned a B S in Mechanical Engineering from Rose Polytechnic Institute on January 22 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Craig Sr of West Union Former resident Mrs Mayme Wallis learns of the death of Mrs R E Linzie in Dayton Ohio Linzie formerly Lizzie Wallis of Marshall survived by her husband Funeral services and burial were held in Dayton Saturday afternoon.

Harry Craig, Jr Washington Mayme Wallis R. E. Linztie Dayton Ohio Linzie Lizzie Wallis Marshall

Births in Indiana and Marshall area families

Mr and Mrs Arthur Stewart of Bridgeport welcomed a 7 pound son born February 7 at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Indiana. They are former Marshall residents. Mr and Mrs Followwill welcomed a 6 pound son born February 4 at a Decatur hospital. Mrs Followwill was formerly Maxine Householder, granddaughter of Mrs John Cunningham of Marshall. William K Mulholland 21 of Chicago and Adline Kraus 20 of Chicago...

Arthur Stewart Bridgeport Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes, Indiana Followwill Decatur William K. Mulholland Chicago Adline Kraus

Father-Son Banquet Planned February 21 at First Methodist

Plans are set for the annual Father Son banquet on Monday February 21 at 7 pm in the First Methodist church. Speaker John Strohm editor author world traveler will discuss his fourth world trip with color pictures. Banquet sponsored by Marshall Men's Brotherhood with Lions Club and Rotary Club. Tickets 150 include lecture. must be bought by February 20 from listed local organizers. Lecture public at 8 pm. ladies invited. address only tickets 50 cents at various outlets.

First Methodist John Strohm Strohm Europe Middle East Marshall Men's Brotherhoood Lions Club Rotary Club George , Manning Fred Blundell Earl Sumption Charlie Bush Harold Newberry Basil Moore Heber Nash Max Zschau, Jr Barney Millhouse Earl Ellshoff Ralph Goekler Bill Goodwin Russell Riley Bill Break Charlie Clapp Paul Arney Larry Hinkin Benton Marrs Kenneth Brumm D.A. Macklin Russell Junker Austin Claypool Goodwin Firestone Nash Gift Shop

D A R Chapter Meeting Details From Martinsville File

The February meeting of the Walter Burdick Chapter of the D A R was held February 7 at Mrs. W K Smiths home in Martinsville. Officers reports, membership notes, awards, and conference delegates were announced, with refreshment served to members and guests.

Walter Burdick N. 8 W. K. Smith Emrick Fred Phillippe Ray Duncan Chicago Rick Continental Congress C. H. Goble Sagé Memorial Hospital Salsbury W. 8. Emrick O. M. Jaco Casey E. Howell N. T. Booth Dan Gard Marshall P. E. Worick Ed Wagoner Lottie Lafferty Gerald Harris Lola Ballard A. P. Myers Harry Downey Roy Duncan Louis Wilkert Beth Cunningham Martinsville

Krause Hulhol land Wedding in Martinsville Note

Miss Adeline Krause daughter of Earl and Mrs Krause of Chicago married William Hulholdand at 3 15 p m Friday February 4 in the home of Rev H J Kemp with a single ring ceremony Rev Kemp officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Alan Higgans from Chicago The bride wore pink with black accessories and a red rose corsage Groom in blue The wedding party included Mr and Mrs Robert Graves and Pvt John E Nickles of Wichita Falls Texas Also present was Rev James Cunningham enroute home from a revival at Pilgrim Holiness Martinsville.

Adeline Krause Earl Krause Chicago William Hulholland H. J. Kemp Kemp Alan Higgans Robert Graves John 'E. Nickles Wichita Texas

Welsh-Milne Vows Heard Last Saturday in Terre Haute

Miss Frances Welsh daughter of Mrs Jessie Welsh of Marshall wed William Milne Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Milne Sr of Chicago at Fourth Avenue Methodist church Terre Haute Rev James Kelly officiated The couple will reside in New Albany Indiana A reception followed with a three tier cake and flowers The bride a nurse from Terre Haute wore aqua crepe and carried a white Bible The groom attended Indiana University and will graduate in June The wedding party included sister Helen Welsh and best man Frank Jones Indiana Univ attendant details list many relatives from Marshall Bloomington Bloomington and Terre Haute

Frances Welsh Jessie Welsh R. Re 5 Marshall William Milne, Jr William’ Milne, Sr Chicago Fourth Avenue Methodist Church Terre Haute James Kelly Wanda Cork Hubert Helen Welsh Marishall Mia, Milne Herbert Shafner Robert Mangerson Arthur Welsh William Milne Doris Milne Robert Ray Deal Ft Wayne Ind William Iieba Freddie Tom Mitchell Beverly Boyle All Bloomington Ed Patton Joe Dunlap Jack Léon Robert Dunlap Delbert Dunlap Lyman Pendergast Garret Emil Welsh Minnie Ohm Mary Ohm Frank Welsh Ruth Farris Ray Farris Dennison Elsie Welsh Mattie Welsh Herman Salter Chris Stoelting Barbara Stoelting Florence Ligget John Ralston Marion Bartram Marion, Jr Harry Setzer Jim Hall Herbert Shaffner Martinsville Lee Patton Carthage Paul Sturgell Deana Stevie Sturgell Paris New Albany

Sylvester E Nay Dies In California at 65

Sylvester E Nay, 65, died Friday at his Robbins California home. Survived by wife Mattie (Baird), four daughters and a sister Mrs Mary Hinkle of Martinsville Illinois. Body to Moore Funeral Home Marshall. arrangements pending. Brother of the late Ed Nay of Marshall. K O P News notes a February 11 meeting in Marshall with Dr C B White and Mrs Mary Hansen of Diineis and Pythian Sisters.

Sylvester E. Nay Robbins California Mattie (Baird Mary Hinkle Martinsville Ilinois Moore Funeral Home Marshall Mr. Nay Ed Nay K. O. P. News C. B. White Diineis Mary J. Hansen Pythian Ssisters All Knights and Pythian Sisters

Unty Treasurer In 2st Louis Hospital

J Metz of Marshall, county treasurer of Clark County, grew ill at his home around 3:00 Monday morning and was taken to a hospital in St. Louis by ambulance around noon.

UNTY 2St. Louis Hospital J. Metz Marshall Clark County Terra G Ees Moore St. Louis

Madden fifty years of marriage celebrated at open house

Mr and Mrs Tom Madden of Maraball hosted an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 pm in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. About 100 relatives attended as gifts and flowers were received. The couple’s wedding was held at St Mary’s Church with Father Maroney officiating.

Tom Madden Maraball Madden

Paris Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report

Paris Hospital records from February 2 to 9 show multiple admissions for medical and surgical treatment. Notable entries include Mrs Eliza Nicholson and Mrs Claude Spires from Marshall, and Dean Ikemire plus Mrs A Roy May from Marshall with surgical cases. Several patients, including Mrs Roy May and Wanda Smyser, returned home after treatment.

Paris Hospital Eliza Nicholson Marshall Posey Rush West Union Frieda Bauer Claude Spires Dean ‘Ikemire Martinsville A. ‘Roy May A. Roy May George Smitley Wanda Smyser Inez Harner Myra Sue Godden

Louisiana WWI Bonus Info For Illinois Veterans

Louisiana World War I veterans living in Illinois can obtain bonus applications at Illinois Veterans Commission offices. Eligibility requires Louisiana residence at enlistment and no prior bonus from another state, with payments varying by service length and location. Eligible veterans must have served 1941 to 1946 with honor, or kin receive $1,000 if death occurred in service or by December 1, 1949.

Louisiana Illinois Illinois Veterans Commission United States Clark County IVC Court House Marshall

Funeral service for Henry Junker led by Rev B Schuermeier

In Terre Haute Indiana Rev B Schuermeier attended Henry Junker's funeral as Rev Harrs was ill. Also reported: Tom Madden and Mary Anne McManus wed at the Catholic church with nuptial mass. The town clock ran slow since Thursday night. A social gathering for Wm C Blankenbeker drew 100 guests at Orange residence. Bob Janney sold nine hogs weighing 3360 pounds from Walnut Prairie. Cold snap. temperatures fell to 19 below and as low as 25 elsewhere.

B. Schuermeier Zion's Church Terre Haute Indiana Henry Junker Harrs Tom Madden Mary Anne Mc‘Manus Aus McManus J. F. Fix Wm. C. Blankenbeker Orange Bob Janney Walnut Prairie Marshall

Lincoln Birthday Observances and Local Church Dedication

The county schools will observe Lincoln's birthday Friday with exercises. The First Congregational church invites churches lodges and the public to attend services for the dedication of their new edifice on Sunday February 28. The Baptist Sunday School senior class hosts a luncheon and entertainment February 16 at P E Read's home. Henry Berner claims he is the champion chickenhawk catcher with nine large catches this winter. I F Pritchard sold his furniture stock to H M Dewey & Co of Greenville Ind. Wesley Smith died at his home early Monday. funeral services were held Wednesday conducted by Rev Huston.

First Congregational Church The Baptist Sunday School P. E. Read North Fifth Street Henry Berner Rouse I F. Pritchard H. M. Dewey & Co Greenville Indis Wesley Smith Rev Huston

Marshall Obituary and Local Briefs From 1919

Thomas M Thornsburg respected Marshall citizen dies at his North Ninth Street home. Funeral at his home with burial in city cemetery. B M Davison named state fair superintendent with a $3600 salary. Fred Imle and family move from near Ernest to southern Texas. W C T U to meet at 2 30 p m at Mrs Hut chinson home. Ex soldier Emery Bloodworth works at Buckle barber shop. Frank Davidson returning from Brest France after discharge to visit family. H D Bullard family and Miss Imo Irmstott visit Herald with oranges from Oneco Florida. W B Hodge dies at 75 on South Sixth Street. services at York Cemetery. Eleanor Snavely returns to DePauw after vacation. Judge Bussard and Mr Mrs Winkler visit after funeral in Palestine. Fenton B Cole announce birth of son Charles Edward.

Thomas M. Thornsburg Marshall North Ninth Street Rev . R. Powers B. M. Davison Davison State Board of Agriculture New Place Fred Imle Ernst Ernest Texas Laura Hutchinson Emery Bloodworth Martinsville Frank Davidson U. S. Signal Corps Brest France H D Bullard Roy Imo Irmstott Herald Florida J. T. Dillaplane Oneco Bullard Dillaplane W. B. Hodge South Sixth Street R. G. Bristol York Eleanor Snavely DePauw University Greencastle Indiana H. R. Snavely Judge Bussard Toledo Clark Winkler Brazil Ira Bussard Palestine Cicero Bussard Fenton B. Cole Charles Edward

Clark County Service Board to study grain marketing plan

The Clark County Service Company board was instructed to investigate grain marketing at its annual meeting held Wednesday at Marshall High School. About 500 members attended. Max Stephen chaired the resolutions committee which urged the board to explore marketing options. Mr Ohm reported the president's address and Mr Marcoot the manager's. Ki nos Farm Supply's Mr Peterson spoke on cooperative purchasing and marketing and parity concerns. Several prizes were awarded during the day.

Clark County Service Company Board Marshall High School Max Stephen Clark County Ohm Marcoot Peterson Kinois Farm Supply Company Ilinois Agricultural Association

Clark County Fair Dates Set For Multiple Counties

Roy E. Yung state director of agriculture announced tentative Clark County fair dates for several counties. Clark County at Marshall August 9-12 Martinsville July 18-23 Coles County at Charleston August 1-5 Crawford County at Oblong September 5-9 Edgar County at Paris July 24-30.

Roy E. Yung Clark Couny Marshall Clark County Martinsville Coles County Charleston Crawford County Oblong Edgar County Paris

Beadles Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C E B Beadle marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering of 133 relatives and friends. Ninety five cards and long distance greetings arrived as Dr and Mrs Sherrill and numerous Terre Haute Martinsville Paris Westfield guests joined in the celebration at the Beadle home.

C. EB. Beadle Beadle Sherrill Roy Woods Cleveland Hornbrook Eugene Craig Brook J. Crane Vera Miller Flora Hurst Nellie Hurst Terre Haute W. M. Pennell Paris Demain Macey Martinsville Paul Behner Anna Jeanette Donna Linda Westfield

Father of Marshall Woman Dies in Peoria

Frank Joseph Roedhl father of Mrs. William Hoback died at his Peoria Illinois home January 30. He is survived by his wife Belle four daughters and four sons. Funeral and burial were in Peoria.

Marshall Peoria, Illinois Frank Joseph Roedhl Wiliam Hoback Peoria Illinois Belle

Lemon Gift From Florida Delights Marshall Friends

Lester Johnson Jr of Marshall received a lemon weighing 2 pounds 7 ounces from Pat Smith in Florida. The fruit appeared lemon shaped though it may have been a mistaken grapefruit.

Lester Johnson, Jr Marshall Pat Smith Florida Pat

Births and local notices from Marshall area

Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Schaefer announce the birth of a son Dale Edwin on February 1 at Norwegian American Hospital Chicago. Mrs Schaefer formerly Miss Dorothea Fishback. Harold T. Craig son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Craig of Marshall underwent appendectomy at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Fred B Keifer of Marshall spoke on Milk Goats in Chicago over NBC. Mrs Clark Jackson of Burlington IA visited and attended Ed Beadle golden wedding. Mrs Carl Jensen hosted Doris Ellens eighth birthday party. Vera Harper Lillian Chambers Jane Forsythe Orlinda Wolf Wag Gundy of Paris attended a spaghetti supper in Bedford Indiana.

Fred Schaefer Dale Edwin Chicago Clark Jackson Burlington Iowa John Jackson Ed Beadle Carl Jensen Doris Ellen Doris Vera Harper Lillian Chambers Jane Forsythe Orlinda Wolf

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Harry Craig Caterpiller CO James Cunningham Pilgrim Holiness Church Herald Office Dryden Michigan John J. Metz Wes Paris Hospital News John Brandenstein St. Anthony Hospital
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