Wilbur Clark Seeks County Clerk Post Unopposed
Wilbur Clark of Marshall files for county clerk on the Republican ticket and will run unopposed in April after no opponent filed by the closing date. The letter praises Clark's qualifications and pledges economical, honest, and efficient service if elected. Clark, 27, is a Marshall native son with education at Marshall Township High School and DePauw University.
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Wilbur Clark
Marshall
Repuba
Theoay
Clark
Clark County
Marshall ‘Township
Twim
DePauw University
Marshall Merchants
Redmon
Marshall Township High School
Marshall Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civic Enterprise Fund
University of Illinois
Ilinois Wesleyan
Cole Brothers
Bush
Cas Bennett
Zeke” Zschau
Amstley
Gome Entertainment
Clark Sole Seeks Office with Scout and Civic Ties
Clark Sole, a married member of the Sportsmen's League and Marshall Troop Committee of Boy Scouts, seeks office as Marshall JC Chamber president. He cites youth, honesty, and independence from party bosses to serve all constituents.
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Clark Sole
Margaret ‘Cork
Walter E
Louise Randall Cork
Sportsmen’s League
Marshall Troop Committee
Boy Scouts
Clark County Council of
Marshall Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leatherman Seeks Clark County Superintendent Post
Harry Leatherman, a World War II veteran and longtime Clark County educator now principal at West Union, announces his candidacy for county superintendent on the Republican ticket. He emphasizes understanding grade school work and rural school needs.
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Clark County
Harry Leatherman
West Union School
Leatherman
Orange Township
Kurts Campaign for Clark County Sheriff
Chester Kurts a farmer north of Martinsville enters the race as a Republican candidate for sheriff. He is 42, a World War veteran with overseas service and comes well recommended for the important office.
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Chester Kurts
Martinsville
Kurts
Auto Wreck Near Marshall Injures Mrs Cline
Sunday afternoon wreck south of Marshall leaves Mrs Jack Cline bruised but not seriously hurt. Her car sustained heavy damage in the ditching incident.
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West Union
Jack Cline
Marshall
Cline
Bands to Pla For Marshall City and High School Bands
Members of the Marshall City Band and the High School Band meet Monday at 7:00 p m at the City Drug Store to play for the American Legion Goodwill Caravan.
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Marshall City Band
City Drug Store
American Legion Goodwill Caravan
Wreck Claims Two Lives Near Marshall on Auburn Hill
Charles Veach age 50 of Marshall was killed instantly in a late night crash on Auburn hill west of Marshall. Mrs Lucille Palmer died after being taken to Paris Hospital with a fractured skull. Several others were injured, including Ed Raisner, Bill Garver and Mr and Mrs Thomas Sheets of Xenia Ohio. Funeral services for Veach were set for this afternoon at Marrs Funeral Home with burial in a Marshall cemetery.
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Charles Veach
Marshall
Auburn
Hill
Veach
Ed Raisner
Bill Garver
Lucille Palmer
Champaign
Auburn Hill
Thomas Sheets
Xenia
Ohio
Palmer
Paris
Raisner
Garver
Ilinois
Marrs Funeral Home
F. J. Williams
Marshall Cemetery
Harold Veach
Chicago
Allerton
Jamaican missionary to speak on Holy Land at church
The Christian Church announces a Jamaican missionary will lecture on the Holy Land and Jamaica next Sunday morning and evening February 27 in C. Vincent Hall. The speaker is described as a world traveler and two traded.
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The
Christian Church
Jamaica
Holy Land
C. Vincient Hall
Charm and Faithful Lecture at Local Church
The local Christian church praises a cultured speaker known for Jamaica and Holy Land lectures with vivid pictures. He is described as a godly man and living exponent of the New Testament church. Rev Hall will preach Sunday morning and give an illustrated lecture at 7 30 inviting all to attend both services.
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Jamaica
Holy Land
Hall
Congregational News Mrs Maud Bristol Minister
The two Young People Groups will meet next Sunday at 6:00 with Dr Paul Reynolds discussing. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:40 a.m. Dr Reynolds guest on National Religious Education Staff. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer at 2:30 p.m. March 9 opens Lenten series with visiting ministers. Christian Endeavor social plans depend on weather.
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Paul Reynolds
Reynolds
Gammon
National Religious Education
John W. Lewis
Allright
Christian Endeavor
Harry
Hobart
Martha Burkybile
Maxine
Jean Cline
Mrs Raymond Millehouse Slightly Improved
Raymond Millehouse who underwent a major operation at Union Hospital in Terre Haute was reported resting somewhat better and showed a little improvement yesterday at noon.
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Birs
Raymond—Millhouse
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Officials announce unusual county post meeting in Marshall
County Post No. 907 schedules a Wednesday 7 30 p m gathering in Marshall with Commander Leonard Aurora to preside and top state department officers expected to attend. The event marks one of many B49 meetings planned for the month.
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Marshall
Leonard
Aurora
United States
Births and obituaries highlight Marshall news
Birth announcements report Hubert English Jr weighing seven pounds born Monday. Obituaries note Cynthia Josephine Eitel age 68 dies at her daughter’s home. eight daughters and one son survive. funeral at the Marshall Church with burial in Marshall Cemetery. Adorta Carey age 76 dies in Grand Island Baton. Services held in Marshall with burial there. Orphan education and employment discussion to follow at a Legion meeting open to the public.
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Cynthia Josephine Ehitel
Ughter
C B. Montgomery Marshall
Rs. C. B. Montgomery
Dan Spittler
Mayme Hurst
Will Fetters
Marshall
Wilm Shad
Paris
Bessie Moff
Dallas
Texas
S. W. Cook
Jackson
Michigan
Beuth‘May
Strohm Files for County Treasurer Nomination
Chas G. Strohm of near West Union files his primary petition and announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. A well known local farmer, Strohm is trusted to manage tax funds responsibly.
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Chas. G. Strohm
Near West Union
Methodist Church urged annual community service with Dr. Holland
The article praises the large Sunday night service with Dr. Holland drawing thousands, urges a future annual community service with his involvement, and notes growing Sunday school interest. It invites newcomers to worship, announces Epworth League activities, and mentions the Stewarts moving into a new house.
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Dr. Holland
Marshall
Epworth League
Esther Gorr
Evangelical Affairs Focus on Christian Education and Building Fund
Minister B Schuermeier notes Sunday school at Imanuel and Zion with emphasis on youth training in Bible times. Morning service at Imanuel, evening at Zion. prayer meetings Tuesday and Wednesday. building fund committee meets Feb 28 at the parsonage. Community appreciation for faith-driven institutions.
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Imanuel
Zion
Samuel
Elijah
Jesus
Immanuel
Zion and Immanuel
Building Fund
Zion's
Thompson Seeks County Judge Seat After Past Defeat
Theodore Thompson of Martinsville announces again for County Judge on the Republican ticket four years after a prior loss. He is qualified to practice law in Illinois and pledges to be in his office in the Court House during office hours if elected for a four year term.
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Clark County
Strohm
Theodore Thompson
Martinsville
Illinois
Ilinois
Court House
Dickerson Buys Walnut Prairie Farm in York Township
J oH Dickerson completed no deal Monday that makes Dr FL J Dickerson of San Antonio the owner of the 120 acre Mitchell farm on Walnut Prairie in York township. The land and home are described as among the nicest in the area with high productivity. The consideration is not disclosed but believed to be a good price.
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J Oh Dickerson
FL J Dickerson
San Antonio
Thea
Pow Mitchell
York Township
Walnut Prairie
Mothers Study Club Postponed Indefinitely
The Mothers Study Club meeting at the home of Mrs Edith Kammacher this afternoon has been postponed indefinitely.
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Mothers Study Club
Edith Kammacher
Testimony on Navy Expansion Bill Spurs Debate in Congress
In Washington the Naval Affairs Committee debated limiting hearings on the President's naval expansion bill to two more days. Rep. Maas urged a scope restricted to bill specifics while others argued that testimony on international affairs and Far East tensions is pertinent to national defense.
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Washington, D. C
Committee On Naval Affairs
Melvin J Maas
Minnesota
Far East
Twhco
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Maas
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Raymond Millehouse
Hubert English
Anmce
Hubert
Adortha Carey
Grand Iddl Baton
Clinwn Clapp
Lewis Konkler
Eldorado
Oklahoma
Isaac Konkler
Alice Trefz
Tennie McConnell
Rosa Eeck
Carrie Behner
M. L. Phner
Near Westfield
Isaac Whner
Ft. Scott
Kansas
J A. Fuson
Westfield
H W Hodgens
All
Marshall Ceme
Legion
Methodist News
H. W. Hodgens
Mrs
Ross Stewart
Aut
Claire Williams
Jimmy Red
Harold Cooper
John Bill Grubbel
Rainbow
Bobby Wallace
Bert McTay
Mount Vernon
Frank Wallace
Evangelical Affairs
B. Schuermeier
Thompson
Dickerson
Washington
Ralph E. Church
Rev Schuermeier
Fmil Haueisen
Peoria
Herald
B. Schuermefier
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