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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1954

Page

4

4-H and FF A note farm life plans and cattle breeds

The column recounts a Fat Stock Show visit in Fort Worth with 4 H youth and FF A members showing Hereford Angus Short horn and new breeds Brangus Braford Charolaise Charabray and Santa Gertrudis. It notes Clark County 4 H leaders meeting to plan for 1954 and urges forming clubs. It mentions a Lambs creep ration and early pig creep feeding. It also covers Gerald Robinson 4 H entry in a university contest, a Dairy Calf Club Sale in Urbana and soil moisture concerns in Illinois. It lists Clark County Farm Bureau and Clark Service Company officers elected.

Fort Worth Texas United States FF. A

Five Points Church Notes and Local Visits

Bible school attendance 66 this Sunday and plans for Appreciation Day to showcase ongoing building work. Twenty seven from Five Points attended a Youth Rally at Marshall Christian church Monday night. Multiple local visits and family news include Faye Linton with Sharon Hendrix in Marshall, Mrs. Jennie Wilholt of Paris Steubenville and Susie Wilhoit of Muncie Indiana, Rex Wilhoit family, and friends Glenn Wilhoit Joyce Veach at George Grove's home. Friendship club quilting at Mary Hendrix’s home with Audrian Hendrix assisting. Mrs. Glenn Wilhoit returned from Fort Worth Texas after two weeks with Carrol Wilhoit family and infant Glenn Robert. Miles Lila June Morgan visiting Drs. Carolyn Claypool.

Marhall Christian Church Faye Linton Sharon Hendrix Marshall Jennie Wilholt Paris Stevie Susie Wilhoit Muncie Ind Rex Wilhoit Richard Alan Rhonda Glenn Wilhoit Joyce Wm.,Veach George Grove Neighbors Friendship Club Mary Hendrix Audrian Hendrix Glenn ‘Wilhoit Fort Worth Texas Carrol Wilhoit Glenn Robert Orville Fiscus Coal City Bert ‘Fiscus Miles Lila June Morgan Carolyn Claypool

Local Notes and Notices From Days Gone By

Marriage licenses listed for Lyman A. Butler and Mamie B. Wilson of Wabash and Douglas and Pearl Stewart of Marshall. Obituary notes: L. Poorman died February 14 at 42. burial in Brick Cemetery. Emil Taubenegk returns to St Louis after hip ailment. plans to play violin at six leap year weddings. War reports favor Japan in the Far East. Frank Mark, aged about 71, gravely ill after paralysis. Grandma Lee of Casey dies. she was mother of H. B. Lee. Valentines appear down from prior years.

Lyman A. Butler Mamie B. Wilson Wabash Barney Michael Douglas Pearl Stewart Marshall Henry F. Carpenter Bertha M. Wil Anderson Hannah Dolson Adter Jane ‘L. Poorman Emil Taubenegk St. Loui Walt Martinsville Far East Frank Mark Grandma Lee Casey H. B. Lee

Forty Years Ago 1914 Local Weddings and Notices

Marriage of Fred H Bubeck and Gertrude Machlan solemnized at home of their parents in Marshall with Rev E M Pierson officiating. Obituary notes longtime Clark County resident Benjamin Dawson died in Westfield at 89, survived by wife, daughter, and brother. Knights of Pythias Marshall Lodge marks 50th anniversary since founding Feb 19 1864 with events planned. Marriage licenses listed for several local couples in Marshall and nearby townships. Local clerks enjoyed sleighing party and oyster supper at Mary Ramsey’s home east of the city. Mr and Mrs Ray Simpson welcomed a baby girl in Lawrenceville. Lancelot Lodge Knights of Pythias Marshall preparing a minstrel show for next month.

Fred H. Bubeck Gertrude Machlan William M*chin E. M. Pierson Benjamin Dawson Clark County Westfield T.c Order of Knights Justin Rathbone Marshall Lodge Washington, D. C Fred "Hb Bubeck Darwin Township End Gertrude R. Machlan Mary Ramsey Ray Simpson Lawrenceville Valentine Lancelot Lodge Knights'of Pythias Marshall

Keiser sells corner poolroom to Percy Cox in 1924

Thirty years ago O A Keiser sold his corner poolroom to Percy Cox who took possession yesterday morning in a sale totaling over 3100 dollars. Germain rural route carrier died suddenly at work. Rose Pennell 20 daughter of Auburn township residents died Monday. Marriage licenses issued for Garner Dennison to Hanna Stansberry and John Smith to Mary Smith. Andrew Cork aged 70 died February 5 leaving widow six sons two daughters. funeral at Livingston church.

O. A. Keiser Percy Cox Harve’ Nightlinger Germain Weat Union Rose, Pennell Allen Pennell Auburn Township Auburn ‘Church Bert_Eckle Plin. Garner A. Dennison Hanna’ Stansberry Dennison John William’ Smith Mary. Smith Marshall Victor. Reynolds Lucille Paris Andrew Jane Cork Livingston Church Livingston Thomas

Church Gathering Near Martinsville Aboard the Evangelaires

Lyman Morgan formerly stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and his wife Dorothy visited Martinsville with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Morgan and Billy. Dee Neigbarger who recently had a mastoid operation at Brooks Clinic Oblong returned to school Tuesday. A Friday night shower honored Mr and Mrs Don Hutchens and Mike who recently lost their home to a fire. Mr and Mrs Lloyd HendA and Sharon and Lon Linton visited Cheater Linton and family Sunday.

Green’ Moss _Church Evangelaires Lyman . Morgan Chaffee Arkansas Dorothy Martinsville Walter Morgan Billy Virginia Dee Neigbarger Brooks’ Clinic Don Hutchens Mike Lloyd Henda Sharon Lon Linton Cheater Linton

Dora Carolyn Claypool and Mr Fendi

Dora Carolyn Claypool and Mr. Fendi appear in the record as named individuals. The text provides no clear event, role, or context beyond their naming in this fragment.

Local Marshall Notables and Community Updates

Relocation of a shop to the Doll building near Main Street and nearby streets noted. Family visits to Danville and marriage announcements from Marshall area residents, including Jean Miller and Eugene Miller, with wedding details in Lawrenceville. James Wyrtck left Livingston store and found work. funeral for William McDonald held at Livingston church with many attendees.

Will Mack Marri Norman Jean Miller Land Eugene Miller Marshall Lawrencey Rev Even Meth Pe Hecare James Wyrtck

Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Grable held in Marshall

Mrs Minnie Grable aged years was buried after funeral services at Clarksville Baptist Church in Goshen Cemetery south of Grand View. The report also notes visits by Theo Sharp and Alice Trefz, Ft Wayne travels of the Etherton family, Hot Springs trip of Maria Benton and Linda Neer, and obituaries including Ted Swern of Indianapolis.

Minnie B.grable Age of Yeers Charles Cirran Roeth Marshall Clarksville Goshen Cemetery Grand View el - Mra Theo Sharp Alice Trefz Third Street Etherton Ft. Wayne Indiana Ted Swern Nage Indianapolis Lulu Margaret’, Stone Chicago Keiffaber Worthington Johnnie Marie ‘Goekler Greenup Hinzel-Mendenhall Casey Charlotte Wilson Robert” Wile

Transportation Battalion Meeting Notes From Camp to Colorado

A disjointed OCR fragment references a transportation battalion event at Camp with mentions of Marie Curran, Nightlinger, Mrs Ethel Nightlinger, Mrs Evelyn Know, and other attendees. It notes an approved item and roll call, with scattered names including Bernice Gami and Christine, suggesting a meeting recap or agenda packet with limited legible details.

Marie Curran Nightlinger Ss Cal Eitle Bardin Bernice Gammi Christine Ethel Evelyn

Luncheon at the Family Table Highlights Community Event

A fragmented notice describes a luncheon event titled at the Family Table. The readable text references a demonstration or presentation and mentions West Union and a person named Jeseon in a local community setting.

Jeseon Thie West ‘Union

Flowers Form a Silent Bond in Community Garden

In a small town, residents gather to form a community garden. Local volunteers plant beds and share cut flowers, creating a quiet, restorative space amid daily life. Organizers urge neighbors to join, donate tools, and care for the plots.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Bob-Hollenslee Farm Bureau Anderson Townhouse Perry Williams Gerald Robinson Clark Service Company University of Illinois Gerald Urbana College of Agriculture Clark County Farm Bureau Marshall High School Farm Bureau Board Dean Strohm Joe Welsh Raymond Atkins Don Maulding Lloyd Baxter Roy Butler James Curran Wayne Lucan Clark, Service Company Ernest Ohm Barney Smith Arthur Welsh Randall Lindsey Bill Tingley Robert Schwartz Pierce Reeds Virgil Arney G. B. Wilholt Bible School Alma Ralf Snyder Floi Wemeke Alice Tingley Fish Hersr Milbourn Colorado Amy Bishop's Ieee Plymouth Flowers ‘Sales & Service Pontiac-John DEERE Bradbury Tod Union York A. C I. C H. C H.C John Deere I-H. C Harrow Agabe I.H. C Killifer Macklin Lewis
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