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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1950

Page

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Judge Bristow Holds Circuit Court on Monday

Judge George W. Bristow heard cases in the Illinois circuit court Monday. A jury found not guilty in People of Illinois v Harry C Freeman for rape. Two divorce and maintenance cases were dismissed or referred, and one contempt sentence issued for nonpayment of support. Bristow to open March term March 13. Clark County board of supervisors meets March 13.

George W. Bristow Paris Illinois Harry C. Freeman Horace, Donavan, Everett Chambers Russell McFarland Willis Piersall Velma ‘J Lashbrook Lawson ‘L. Tohill Clifford Thompson Inez Thompson Ben F. Anderson Marshall Bristow Clark County Board of Supervisors

Murphy Well Swabs 35 Barrels Per Hour

One well drilled in the Marshall field on the Minnie Mae Murphy farm produced 35 barrels per hour during swabbing. Road conditions prevented arrival of tanks, so the well was capped and production halted. The See well, to Devonian formation, was not spudded due to lack of soil handling logistics. improved weather was anticipated to enable more activity.

Marshall Field Minnie Mae Murphy Balsaar Bubbeck Marshall - Field

Local hens prepare for Easter market

Town notes report two flocks of Barred Rock hens on Route 4 gearing up for Easter demand. They showcase seasonal eggs including a 6 ounce oversized yolk trio with a 9 percent circumference. Mary Hawker is listed as chief stockholder of the venture. B B Howell sold a 238 acre farm in Wabash township to Don A Gallington. Revival meetings run nightly at 7 30 p m with radio broadcasts of Baptist messages on WLBH 1170 at 1 15 p m.

Herald Office Mary Hawker B. B. Howell Marshall Wabash Township Don A. Gallington

Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples in Illinois

William Oscar James aged 50 of Casey weds Laverne A. Harden 28 of Peoria. James S. Turner 21 of Marshall weds Wilmam A. Taylor 20 of Marshall. George Murphy 21 of Marshall weds Jean Lovett 18 of Marshall. Curtis Lawes Ballard 41 of Robinson weds Fern L. Rich 32 of Robinson.

William Oscar James Casey Laverne A. Harden Peoria Illinois James S. Turner Marshall Wilmam A. Taylor George Murphy Jean Lovett Curtis Lawes Ballard Robinson Fern l L. Rich

Birth of Richard Wm. Clatfelter in Terre Haute

Mr and Mrs William Clatfelter of Marshall announce the birth of a son Richard Wm. Clatfelter weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute on Wednesday afternoon last week. They now have one girl and one boy. Mrs Wm Forbeck returned Monday from Paris Hospital to her home southwest of Marshall after breaking her hip in a fall January 5 страницы

William Clatfelter Marshall Richard Wm. Clatfelter St. Anthony Hospital Terre ' Haute Wm. Forbeck Paris Forbeck

Bishop Barbieri to Address Marshall First Methodist

Bishop Santi Uberto Barbieri general superintendent of Methodism in Argentina Uruguay and Bolivia will speak at First Methodist Church Marshall Sunday February 26 at 730 PM. He was elected president of the Union Theological Seminary in Buenos Aires in 1948 and has published over twenty volumes. The article also notes a March 10 junior high basketball triple header at the high school gym with seventh grade vs eighth grade, faculty vs Freshman Sophomores, and alumni vs varsity, plus Marshall’s recent game results and football team captain picks.

Santi Uberto Barbieri Argentina Uruguay Bolivia First Methodist Church of Marshall Buenos Aires Jerack Tyler Marks Bush Supt. C. M. Hadley Brumm Roth Westfield Eagles Medsker Pennington Wright Parker Redman Concannon LeRoy Brown Dean Buckner

Local Obituaries and Community Notes in Marshall

Charles A Annacker dies at Union hospital Terre Haute age 6T with survivors including two daughters Mrs Ralph Burkett Mrs Opal Ogle and two sons Paul Annacker and William Anacker funeral held at Moore Funeral Home and burial in Marshall Cemetery. WCT A meeting set for February 21 at 2 00 p m at Mrs W C Stevens home. Harold Stover to testify to car features in Marshall ad. Harold Stover taken to Terre Haute then Detroit for heart treatment.

Charles A. Annacker Union Hospital Terre Haute Ralph Burkett Marshall Opal Ogle Hammond Indiana Paul Anacker Superior Nebraska William Anack Frances Jennings Franklin Virginia Moore Funeral Home Harold J. Kemp Oard Marshall Cemetery Harold Stover Russell Perisho Detroit Michigan

Real estate and property moves across Marshall area brief

In days gone by items include a brown ferret missing from a shop and a reward for its return. Kathryn Keifer hosted a taffy pulling. Comrade Schweitzer sold Blue Mound property then bought Tom Atwood’s in Marshall’s north end. Renner sawmill near Dan Wright’s land damaged. Jack Johnson sold a farm near Auburn and bought George Litteral’s 80 acres for 1190. Perry Harris bought 40 acres from Mrs Good for 1200. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Marshall area.

al Wallis Brown Ferret Kathryn Keifer Schweitzer Blue Mound Tom Atwood North End Renner Boys Dan Wright Gand Marshall Jack Johnson Auburn George Litteral Perry Harris Paris W. J. Good Frank Taylor Mary Williams West Union Harper Gray Ada Weber Martinsville Hiram Wilson Mary Ann Madden

Local Notes A mix of marriages parties plays travel and agency updates

Byron M Egbert and Jessie M Manson both of Johnson township secured a marriage license this week. Mrs Tom Poorman of West Union hosted a surprise party for her husband celebrating their 13th wedding anniversary. Father Healey plans a production of Joe Murphy s Shaun Rhu at the Pythian theatre on St Patrick s night. W A Handy of West Union attended the funeral of Henry Bradshaw. Mr and Mrs Plin Garner and grandson left for Tuttle Oklahoma to visit their daughter Mrs Richard Broadhurst. Hog prices reached 9 20 on the Chicago market and there is talk of a rise before July 1. South Dolson Item lists teachers Earma Murphy Pearly Babcock Farie Johnson Mozart for the summer term.

Byron M. Egbert Jessie M Manson Johnson Township Tom Poorman West Union Father Healey Joe Murphy Shaun Rhu Pythian Theatre St. Patrick’s W. A. Handy Henry Bradshaw Plin Garner Tuttle Oklahoma Richard Broadhurst Chicago Hety South Dolson Earma Murphy Pleasant Grove Pearly Babcock Brossman Farie Johnson Mozart

Local Weddings and Real Estate Transactions Reported

Aaron Spencer and Francis Campbell of Wabash township married by Rev. D T Black. Ed Guinnip sold his farm to George Kile for 8000 dollars via J A Sweet. Mrs F S Maxwell and Mrs George Matkin attended Mrs William Piety funeral in West Union yesterday. Robert Scholfield and Myrta Mayer wed with Rev D F Black officiating. attendees included Mrs Sarah Scholfield Alice Purdue and Carson Purdue. Marriage licenses issued to John B Batts Lola Tyrene Atkins and Fenton Hutchens Ella Brown. Mrs Charles Killie injured after a fall on the ewerets AIFC UP eee.

Aaron Spencer Francis Campbell Wabash Township D. T. Black Dennison Ed Guinnip J. A. Sweet George Kile F. S. Maxwell George Matkin William Piety West Union Robert Scholfield Myrta Mayer D. F. Black

Shortage Indicated in County Treasurer’s Office

A partly completed audit reports a funds shortage in the office of County Treasurer John J. Metz, estimated between 6000 and 7000 dollars. Metz, hospitalized in St Louis after an eventful night February 6, assumes full responsibility and exonerates staff. The County Board, bonding firms, and State's Attorney MacDaniel are informed with plans for a grand jury review in March.

Peoria Audit Bureau John J. Metz Metz John M. Hollenbeck Hollenbeck Marshall C. W. Wells Claude W. Mac- Daniel Exist‘ing March Grand ‘Jury

Local News Highlights From Marshall Area

Sunday events at Congregational church included steps and remarks. Edith Short of Marshall completed a three year nurse’s training at Illinois Masonic Hospital Chicago. The Future of America organization launches an evening light school directed by Irving Nelson Findley. Findley, daughter of H W Findley, elected vice president of the Home Economics Club at Indiana Central College Indianapolis. Harry Maurer and wife visited West Union to see his ill uncle Alec Scott at Walter Scott’s home. D O Brady and son Billy returned from Latham after attending Melvin Brady’s funeral.

Edith Short Charles Short Marshall Illinios Masonic Hospital Chicago Ee of America Organic Light School Direc Tors Roe “Irving’Nelson Aye ‘Findley H. W. Findley Indiana Central College Indianapolis Harry Maurer West Union

Kesler Family Returns to ancestral name in Terre Haute death notice

Mrs. Harvey Kesler and daughter Brenda Ann resumed the family name Kesler from her parents Mr and Mrs. Charles Haugh after hospital stay in Terre Haute. Mrs. Robert Barrett travels to Greencastle for brother-in-law Bruce Frazier's death. Ragan Hedges attends American Retailers Association meeting in St Louis last week. Fred Cooper family moves from Liberty Square to Fishback farm after barn fire last week.

Harvey Kesler Brenda Ann Liberty Square Fishback

Planning Group For 1950 Clark County Fair

The Clark County planning group met at the high school to discuss improvements for the 1950 fair grounds. Ralph Mars and Arthur Miller were absent. Proposals include industrial wire fencing along the front and an expanded entertainment program. At a previous fair board meeting, the booking agent finalized contracts for all free acts for this year’s fair.

Clark County Ralph Mars Arthur Miller

Harry C Taylor Dies in Tulsa Oklahoma

Mr and Mrs Frank Brosman learned that Harry C Taylor cousin of Mr Brosman died in Tulsa Oklahoma after suffering a stroke. He is survived by wife Lettie Drake Taylor of Tulsa and two daughters Mrs William Turner of San Francisco California and Land Mrs David Banes of Houston Texas. He had lived in West Union and Marshall where he worked for Ohio Oil Company. At his death he and Mrs Taylor resided at 440 East 14th Place Tulsa.

Frank Brosman Harry C. Taylor Brosman Tulsa Oklahoma Lettie Drake Taylor Mig William Turner San Francisco California Land David Banes Huston Texas Taylor West Union Marshall Ohio Oil Company East 14Th Place

Glen Jones Attends Farm Equipment Meeting

Glenn Jones of Clark County Tractor Sales Marshall returned from a St Louis statewide Ford Tractor Dearborn Farm Equipment dealers meeting. Officials noted 105000 Ford tractors produced in 1949, a record year with much of that output going to farms in the state. Attendees included Max Jones Dennis Jones John Carpenter Otto Kiger Harold Hutchens Jerry Strosman and Orville Taylor.

Glenn Jones Clark County Tractor Sales Marshall St. Louis Ford ‘Tractor Dearborn Farm Sby Dearborn _Motors Detroit Zand Midland Ford “Tractors ‘Company Mr. Jones Max Jones Dennis Jones John Carpenter Otto Kiger Harold Hutchens Jerry Strosman Orville Taylor

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