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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1959

Page

4

Marshall High School Graduate Joins Marine Corps

Private Mildred E. Chilton, former Marshall High School student and Class of 1958 graduate, is finishing basic training and stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. She will serve in supplies using business training from Marshall High. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chilton of Marshall.

Mildred Bush Mildred Hutchens Commercial Department Marshall High School Mildred E. Chilton Chilton Marine Corps Camp la Jeune North Carolina Mildred Chester Chilton Marshall

Marshall High School selects 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker

Bertha Kannmacher announces Vivian Hall as Marshall High School 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Hall scored highest on a fifty minute homemaking exam. She received a Josten's homemaking pin and her paper will enter state competition.

Vivian Hall Betty Crocker Homemaker Bertha Kannmacher Marshall Community Schools Vivian Marshall High School Tommorrow Miss Hall Josten’s

Christian Church revival services and events report

The Christian Church at 404 Locust St Marshall led by Norman R. Able reports packed Bible school with 275 attendance and worships with 204 in morning service plus 122 in evening service. Upcoming events include Ladies Night next Sunday, a Wabash Valley Youth rally, Ladies Aid, and Explorer Scout meeting with emphasis on generosity and outreach.

Christian Church Locust St Marshall, St Norman R. Able Bible School LeFever Dean Avenue Church Terre Haute Ladies Aid

Missionary Charles W Leader to Speak at Westfield Church

Rev. Charles W Leader, a missionary to Africa for over twenty years, will appear at Westfield Evangelical United Brethren Church next Monday afternoon and night. Services are at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m with Mrs Berths Leader sharing. Sponsored by the Casey group of Evangelical United Brethren churches. Public invited.

Charles W. Leader Africa Westfield Evangelical United Brethren Church Berths Casey Group Evangelical United Brethren Churches

Representative Dave Glenn Named to Multiple Committees

Representative Dave Glenn of the List district was named on committees at Springfield last week. He serves as vice-chairman of Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulations and on Agriculture Military and Veterans Affairs License and Miscellany. The Corinth Canal, separating Greece, saves ships 150 miles around the foot of Greece. The canal has been blocked three times in the last decade by retreating Nazis and earthquakes.

Dave Glenn Springfield Corinth Peloponnesus Greece

Traffic Accident Toll in Clark County Hits 184 Deaths over Twenty Years

Sheriff Harry F Baker reports Clark County traffic accidents caused 184 deaths over the 20 year span from 1939 through 1968 with a provisional 1988 figure of 10 fatalities. The economic loss totals 16.225 million dollars, calculated by a National Safety Council formula. Officials urge stricter enforcement and safety programs, citing FBI Director Hoover’s labeling of the death driver as Public Enemy No 1 and noting safety assistance from the Illinois Division of Traffic Safety.

Harry F. Baker Clark County Illinois ‘Division of Traffic Safety Baker Illinois National Safety Council FBI J. Edgar Hoover Illlinois Division of Robert A. Campbell McLean County A. M. Campbell Bloomington

Guidance Film Strips Aid Elementary Grade to High School

A series of three guidance film strips shown in the elementary library under Martha Hixon helps sixth graders transition to secondary education. The first strip explains high school readiness and course selection, the second covers basic skills and information finding in sources like World Almanac, atlases, newspapers and magazines, and the third focuses on library use fundamentals.

Martha Hixon

Farm Advisers View Clark County Meetings and Dairymen Events

Farm Adviser Warren Bundy notes 4 H members performed at the Clark county Farm Bureau and Clark Service Co annual meeting in Martinsville. Seed orders for dwarf corn seed were placed by Perry Williams and Sydney Vargas for spring planting. Upcoming events include the Southeastern Illinois Dairymen's School in Robinson with Dr. J R Pickard and Prof G W Harpestad as speakers, and the Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting in Marshall with Dr Karl Gardner presenting. The Pierre Haute Producers Marketing Association plans its annual meeting at the Pfizer farm with W R Cummins as featured speaker and dinner arrangements through local committees.

Carolyn Burkybile Lois Burkybile Jim Brown Carolyn Smith June Norton Carolyn McConchie Janie Johns Clark County Farm Bureau and Clark Service Co Martinsville Perry Williams Sydney Vargas Sidney Illinois Dairy Project American Legion Robinson J. R. Pickard G. W. Harpestad U. of Heath Dairy iThe Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd Improvement Association Moose Hall Marshall Karl Gardner University of Illinois Airyman Turkey Harold Rose Ierre Haute Producers Marketing Association Chas. Pfizer & Co Pfizer Vay Haute Ad“Committee Harnett Wright Robert Welsh W. R. Cummins

Heart Health Interest Surges in Clark County Meetings

Attendance at Clark County sessions in 1958 shows strong interest in heart health. The American Heart Association joined the County Superintendent Tedrick in a teachers institute with 170 educators impressed. A short film Pump Trouble played to eight groups in Marshall West Union Melrose Martinsville and Casey, led by T R Lovett who distributed literature to 312 participants. On February 23, 1858 over 160 women canvassed neighbors for Heart Sunday funds.

Clark County American Heart Association Tedrick Theron Elliott Casey Clark County Heart Association Marshall West Union Melrose Community Martinsville T. R. Lovett

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