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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1962

Page

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Drag Racing Law Brings Short Jail Sentences

Illinois lawmakers passed a new drag racing law making judges sentence convicted racers to at most one year in jail. Marshall County police arrested Rusty Bridges and Robert Jones after a late night street race. Both youths, 18, were arraigned and given thirty day county jail terms, with Jones having 20 days suspended and 10 days to complete studies in jail.

Illinois Marshall Rusty Bridges Robert x Jones Terre Haute Jraymond Buehler

Deaths in Marshall Area Include Huff and Whitkanack

Obituaries note Bertha Huff age 76 died February 16 at 714 Plum Street Marshall with multiple survivors across Illinois Indiana Nevada and Michigan. Also listed are Claude Whitkanack 83 of Terre Haute and Christina Lanter 81 of Jacksonville plus funeral details and burial plans in local cemeteries.

Bertha Huff Plum Street Marshall Madge Preston Las Vegas Nevada Helen Hammond West Union Illinois Frances Lee Josephine Willfond Catherine Remlinger Gary Indiana Hugh Huff Detroit Michigan Virgil, Huff Arthur Huff Mahomet Don Stover Claude Whitkanack South 4Th Street Terre Haute Louise Schlegel West Terre Haute Robey Rector Violet Truelove Orval Whitkanack Paris Ill John Whitkanack Bowling Green Tressee Mabel Whitkanack Dainois Bert Whitkanack Firdie Whitkanack Marrs Darwin Methodist Church Marion Hoard James Whitkanack Darwin West Union Masonic Lodge Marshall Order of the Eastern Star

Griffith Sloan Wedding Unites Gary and West Union Names

Bobbie Jean Sloan of Gary Indiana and Harold E Griffith formerly of West Union Illinois wed on February tenth in Crown Point Indiana. Griffith has worked as a crane operator for U S Steel for four years. They reside at 400 Harrison Street Gary Indiana.

Bobbie Jean Sloan Gary Indiana Harold E. Griffith West Union Illinois Crown Point Mr. Griffith U. S. Steel Harrison Street

Illinois Pastor to Represent at Washington Seminar

Richard Ewbank announced Willis O. Simpson of Trinity Church will represent the Illinois Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren at the Washington Seminar from February 27 to March 2. The event aims to expose religious leaders to federal government operations and provide direct contact with officials through interviews and hearings. Only 300 attendees are chosen nationwide, with 21 from the denomination and one from the Illinois conference.

Richard Ewbank Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren Willis O. Simpson Illinois Evangelical United Brethren Church Washington Eubank State,Interior, Commerce, Justice Ewbank United States

Real Estate Transfers Across Several Towns in 1962 Deeds

A series of 1962 property transfers records conveyances by warranty and quit claim deeds and master in chancery deeds. Transactions include Owen Eveland to Marshall Loan Co for lot 2 block 1 Cumberland original town and others such as Hickox to Goyle Hickox for lot 41 Atkinson’s second addition Casey and Miller master deed covering north 110 feet of lots 1 and 2 in Westfield.

Owen Eveland Marshall Loan Co Cumberland Wendell D Beverly Hickox Goyle Marjorie Hickox Atkinson Casey Faye J. D. Elmore Edwin Thompson Victor C. Miller James N Ethel M. Fell Westfield Mildred Colvin Dwight D Dianne J. Sloan Cleon JL. Markwell Rebecca Idella Jackson Donald K. Robinson Norman Phyllis Repp Russell BE Elnora Beasley

Boesiger Honored by Pontiac in St. Louis Banquet

F. M. Brownie Boesiger of Flowers' Sales, Inc. was honored by Pontiac Motor Division in St. Louis for achieving Master Salomon's Guild membership and receiving the emblem of recognition for outstanding sales.

Pontiac Motor Division General Motors Corporation F. M Boesiger Flowers’ Sales, Inc St. Louis Pontiac Salomon’s Guild

Circuit Court Sessions Reach Guilty Plea and Divorce Actions

Judge Harry I Hannah presided in Marshall. Don Hardway pleaded guilty to robbing Do Quick Laundry in Marshall Jan 24 and was sentenced to three to ten years in Menard. Jeanne Ann Bancroft and Richard Bancroft were granted a divorce for desertion with custody to the mother and $60 monthly support. Irene G Spurlock obtained a divorce from VE Spurlock. other cases include Cecil Baker vs Collins and oil and gas lease cancellation set for March 12 hearing.

Harry ‘I. Hannah Mattoon Marshall Don Hardway Menard Vern Simpson Nis Jeanne Ann Bancroft Va Richard F. Bancroft Wood EK Spurlock Irene G. Spurlock Cecil Baker Richard Collins

Marriage licenses and local notices in Orange and surrounding townships

A list of marriage licenses includes Grover Connelly and Lily Custis of Orange township. David W. Kaufman of Anderson township and Lola F. Trader of Martinsville. Frank Welsh and Ella Dunlap of Wabash township. Lee Bishop and Sallie Vanpelt of Dolson township. Bert E. Downey of Marshall township and Artelia Murphy of Martinsville. E. O. Baker moved his family to Paris to lead the Wabash telephone system. Shel Ben Baird visited Chicago. Zane Are buckie farm destroyed by fire last Sunday from a disabled kitchen flue. Misses Mattie Travioli and Gertie Engles left for Longworth Kansas to attend Mrs. Florence Carr’s funeral. W. C. Howell, Clark county coroner, died suddenly of apoplexy Sunday night. Ruth Defeat and Myrtle Record, Charleston residents, elected to teach in a Tokyo school for nobility.

Grover Connelly Lily Custis Orange Township David W. Kaufman Anderson Township Lola F. Trader Martinsville Frank Welsh Ella Dunlap Wabash Township Lee Bishop Sallie Vanpelt Dolson Township Bert E. Downey Marshall Township Artelia Murphy Marshall E. O. Baker Paris Wabash Shel Ben Baird Chicago Zane Buckie Aniles Mattie Travioli Gertie Engles Longworth Kansas Florence Carr Travioli W. C. Howell Clark County Ruth Beat Myrtle Record Charleston Tokio Japan

Marriages and Birth Announcements From Local Area

Arnold Zschau and Grace Taubeneck wed in Terre Haute and will reside in Sullivan Illinois where he bought a greenhouse. Sarah Matkin and James Stanfield married at the bride’s home on South Fifth Street. Births include a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Tingley and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daughetee. The Bigelow couple announce a 9 pound son John Alfred born February 1. Eloise Williams born February 19. Beatrice Reynolds returns to work in St. Louis. Mrs. Gernet visits then returns to Chicago after stay with her daughter.

Arnold Zschau Milwaukee Grace Taubeneck Terre Haute Zschau Sullivan Illinois Sarah Matkin George Matkin James Stanfield Martinsville South Fifth Street Harry Tingley Bruce Daughetee B. C. Bigelow West Union John Alfred Edgar Williams Near West Union Eloise Beatrice Reynolds St. Louis W. G. Young Joseph C. Gernet

Case County figure loses two fingers in wood saw

Thirty years ago in 1932 Roy Goodwin of Casey, a former Clark county sheriff candidate, suffered the loss of two fingers while sawing wood on a Wednesday. A fire at the Burns Hurst home on North Michigan Ave damaged the roof, prompting a full new roof installation. Allen Hurst, 80, died at his Indianapolis home after a period of ill health. Mrs. Polly Duran, 55, died at Oakwood hospital in Charleston following a illness.

Roy Goodwin Casey Clark County Burns Hurst North Michigan Ave Allen Hurst Indianapolis Polly Duran Oakwood Hospital Charleston

Lions to host Oblong Panthers in final home games

The Marshall Lions meet Oblong Panthers in junior varsity and varsity Saturday night February 23. Students from elementary and high schools will present halftime entertainment as Marshall awaits the regional tournament on Tuesday March 6 at 7 p.m.

Marshall Lions Lions Panthers

Engagement Announced For Jean Evans And James Rains

Mr and Mrs Harley France of rural Ong West Union announce the engagement of their niece Jean Evans to James Rains son of Mr and Mrs Arden Rains Hutsonville Illinois Both are Hutsonville High School graduates.

Harley France Ong West Union Jean Evans James Rains Arden Rains Hutsonville Illinois Hutsonville High School

Blanket Sunday Drive Urges Local Churches to Collect Blankets

Sunday March 4 is Blanket Sunday with churches coordinating an overseas relief drive. Donate new or used blankets of any size to cooperating churches by morning March 4 or contact Mrs. Herbert Tibbs at 4296 or Mrs. Herman Cork at 4686 if transport is needed.

Herbert Tibbs Herman Cork

Local Notes on Births and Names in Clarksville Area

Births announced by several families including Robert Lynn son of Dr and Mrs A H Simpson and Wanda Sue girl of Mr and Mrs Robert C Maurer at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Mrs Duran formerly Polly Schwartz daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schwartz, Bri deceased of Clarksville. Jennie Machlan left for Indianapolis to visit her children Mrs Fred Bubeck Mrs Ted Swern and Harold Machlan.

Duran Polly Schwartz John Schwartz Bri Clarksville A. H. Simpson Robert Lynn Floyd Weaver Barbara Ann Wanda Sue Robert C. Maurer Union Hospital Terre Haute Mira Jennie Machlan S Apolis Fred= . Bubeck Ted Swern Harold Machlan

Two Families Connect in Marshall Weddings and Births

Twenty years ago in Marshall Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Willie Shawver announce the marriage of Elaine Shawver to William A. Smitley at the Methodist parsonage on February 14. Births report Carl Walter Helman born February 10 at St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Louise Earp and Robert G Brennen wed at St Marys Church Marshall. Brennen is with Ohio Oil Co and Earp is 23.

Willie, Shawver Michigan Avenue Marshall Elaine William A. Smitley Robert Smitley South Highth Street Methodist Parsonage Henry J Hel Carl Walter St. Anthony Hospital Terre, Haute Louise Earp Orchid Beauty Shop Robert G. Brennen Ohio Oil Company St. Mary’s Church Robert Brennen

Monkey research budget provokes congressman’s critique

Pvt. Gerald F. Veach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Veach of Marshall, received a medical discharge from the Marines due to a nerve arm injury and plans to visit home. Grit Magazine reports a Kennedy budget item of 1,201,000 dollars to Wisconsin for a study on baby monkey mother ties, drawing Rep. William H. Harsha’s opposition and pledge to vote against the appropriation.

Pvt Gerald F. Veach Lester Veach Maple Street Marshall Camp Pendleton California Grit Magazine University of Wisconsin William H. Harsha Ohio Harsha

Local Youths and Residents Noted in Brief Social Items

Marshall Shawver age 18 of Marshall and Elain Shawver aged 18. Leo Skelly 28 from West Union and Dorothy Jackson 23 from West Union are mentioned in community notes. Mr and Mrs Louis Beal returned Monday from Delavan Illinois due to the illness and death of Mr Beals mother. Mrs Beal would have been 94 in January 22. Miss Eileen Craig of Anderson Indiana visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Craig of Locust Street.

Marshall Elain Shawver Leo Skelly West Union Dorothy Jackson Louis Beal Delavan Illinoiis Mr. Beal

Ten Years Ago Marriage and Local Happenings

Ten years ago Cecilia Ann Spencer married Paul Lloyd Liverly at the home of Rev. H. J. Kemp. A son James Warren Forbes was born at Union Hospital Terre Haute weighing six pounds eight ounces. W R Taylor of Marshall’s Staub and Taylor Appliance was featured in Sponsor Magazine. Other items note travels to Florida, visits with Indianapolis relatives, and a Wisconsin guest staying with Herman Imle. Clara Imle to accompany them home.

R. C. Spencer Cecilia Ann Paul Lloyd Liverly H. J. Kemp W R. Taylor Staub & Taylor Appliance Company Marshall Thomas McClure Florida Bessie O'Neal Anne Baker George W Schumaker Indianapolis Carl Helman Victor Schafer Memomonie Wisconsin Herman Imle Clara Imle

Multiple Birth Announcements From Terre Haute Hospitals

CHa and Mrs Bean English announce a son born February 165 at St. Anthony Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces named Allen. Betty McManus is mother. Fenton and Mrs Quick announce a daughter born February 15 at Union Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces named Deborah Sue, their first child. Judy Cravin is mother.

Bean English St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Allen Betty McManus Fenton Quick Union Hospital Deborah Sue Judy Cravin

Trudeau announces birth of son Anthony Wayne

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Trudeau announce the birth of their first child, a son named Anthony Wayne, born Friday February 16 at Copley Memorial Hospital in Aurora, Illinois. He weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces. Mr. Trudeau is the son of Mrs. Elmer Hoggatt Jr.

Ronnie Trudeau Copley Memorial Hospital Aurora Illinois Anthony Wayne Trudeau Elmer Hoggatt, Jr

Willard Memorial Tea Held by WCTU Ladies

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosted a Willard silver memorial tea at the Christian church dining room on Thursday afternoon. Devotions by Mrs. Anna Mott and Mrs. Lillian Burkybile, with readings by Mrs. Cora Bartram and a Lincoln poem by Mrs. Bierbaum. The group plans to sponsor articles and sewing carpet rags for disabled veterans in Danville hospital, with a list available from Mrs. RarleFever, soldiers director. Miss Rhoda Carpenter poured tea assisted by Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Nettie Dawson. Jens Flossie Snedeker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Snedeker, is in Union Hospital.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union The Christian Church Anna Mott Lillian Burkybile Mabel Bierbaum Cora Bartram Frances Willard WCTU Abraham Lincoln Bierbaum Danville Hospital RarleFever Rhoda Carpenter Nettie Dawson Jens Flossie Snedeker Kenneth Snedeker Union Hospital

Marshall High Speech Team Wins District Contest

Marshall High School speech group placed first in total points at the district contest held in Robinson on February 17. Readouts include Janet Huffington second in serious reading, Cheryl Thompson third in original monologue, Rosalyn Jackson first in prose reading, and Reggie White first in radio speaking among others. They earned 32 of 45 points and advance to the sectional in Effingham, Illinois on March 3, 1962.

Marshall High School Robinson Janet Huffington Cheryl Thompson Carol Hanley Rosalyn Jackson Wiletta Loy Eastern Illinois University Barry Denny Gary Bosstick Reggie White James Day Phillip Moschenrose Priscilla Wieck Effingham Illinois

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