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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1944

Page

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Roving Soldier Sends Word From Dover Delaware

Corporal Robert E. Horner writes from Dover Delaware about his new camp and daily life. He notes a small city, warm weather compared with Bradley Field, a weekday curfew, and meals at the base. describes moving between assignments and a shift to a new anti aircraft unit. He recalls a risky incident when nine airmen bailed out of an A 29 over New Jersey with one injury and a total loss.

Capitol Camp Wilmington Dover Marshall Atlantic Ocean Bradley Field Conn P. X Lincoln’ Air Nebr Swith 312Th Base Air Base M. P Trenton N. J

Court Actions Include Partition Suit and Divorce

New circuit court filings show Clara J. Davis and others sue Minnie Meader for partition. Darrell W. Smith seeks divorce from Ruby A. Smith. Clara L. Davis and Neva B. Spence join Minnie Meader in a partition complaint.

Clara J. Davis Minnie Meader Darrell W. Smith Ruby A. Smith Clara L. Davis Neva B. Spence

Illinois Agricultural Association reports rural Illinois schooling gaps

The Illinois Agricultural Association IAA progress report says many rural schools in Illinois are inadequate to meet farm children’s needs. Enrollment declines from 1940 to 1900 range 53 to 65 percent, with many districts under 15 pupils. The report urges tailor made local solutions and keeps rural community control of schools.

Illinois Imois Agricultural Association IAA Chicago Thinois Farm Bureau Downstate George Richardson Spring Grove H. J. Schroeder Pectone Everett Phelps Rockton Lloyd F. Larson Earlville Leo Knox Morrison Glen Proutz Ashton Will Parks Reynolds Leo Walter Prairie City Clyde Collinson Galva J. W. Cateron Fairview C. Leland Monier Sparland James A. Briggs Neponset Howard Stuckey

Plane makes hard emergency landing near Marshall

A two passenger plane was forced down Friday last south of Marshall, just north of the A D Swinford farm residence. It touched ground in a field east of Route One, tore through woven wire fences, and stopped close by. No major injuries were reported, and plane damage appeared minor.

Marshall A. D. Swinford Farm Route One

Boys in Service: Local Relatives and Friends Mention Promotions and Returns

Relatives and friends of Marshall area service members share news of promotions and home visits. 2nd Lt Garver Frazier of Camp Fannin Texas earns first lieutenant. Pvt Garret L Alexander lands in England. Lt Russell G Irwin earns pilot wings at Pawpa Texas and visits family in Marshall. Various others are noted with furloughs, hospital recovery, and upcoming arrivals from Pearl Harbor to Quonset Point.

Garver Frazier Camp Fannin, Texas Russell G. Irwin Clark Irwin Dennison Pawpa Army Air Field Pawpa Texas George Washington High School Indianapolis Ind Irwin Allison General Motors Corporation General Motors Institute Flint Michigan Farr B. Irwin Herbert B. Irwin Pearl Harbor Hawaii Irswin

Deaths Lena Saiter Dies at 77 in Marshall Area

Lena Saiter died at her daughter’s home north of Marshall Monday at 4 PM aged 77. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Anna Nicol of R R 1 Marshall and four sons Herman and Fred Saiter of Marshall Ben W Salter of Mattoon and John G Salter of R R 4 Marshall. She also has brothers Fred Hawker Hazel Dell Illinois and John Hawker R R 4. Funeral at Zion Evangelical church Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Hasewinkel. burial Zion cemetery.

Lena Saiter Charles Low Marshall Anna Nicol Hazel Dell Minois John Hawker R. R Moore Zion Evangelical Church Hasewinkel Zion Cemetery

John Fox Brought Here for Marshall Burial

The body of John Fox a former Marshall resident who died at Greenup was brought to Marshall Wednesday for burial in Marshall Cemetery He left Marshall around 1895 and is brother in law to Mrs Etta Baird and Mrs Jennie Smith of Marshall.

John Fox Marshall Greenup Fox Etta Baird Jennie Smith

Marriage Licenses and Moving Reminders

Oliver Avery Franklin aged 18 of West Union wed Davy Ethel Dunagan aged 16 of West Union. Mrs. H R Blough recently visiting Marshall left Chicago to settle in Denver Colorado.

Oliver Avery Franklin West Union Davy Ethel Dunagan H. R. Blough Marshall Chicago Denver Colorado

Liggetts Celebrate Golden Wedding in Terre Haute

Mr and Mrs Fred Liggett longtime Wabash township residents marked fifty years of marriage with an open house at their Terre Haute home. The couple has five children and one grandson living abroad, Junior Ramsey, who sent flowers from England. Guests included many relatives and friends as the home was decorated with flowers and plants.

Fred Liggett Wabash Township Terre Haute Junior Ramsey England Mrs Liggett Mrs. Liggett Harry Matthew Wilburn Liggett Clarence Baggs Betty Luella Weaver Claude Ramsey Roy Joy Judith Ann Pearl Robinson Betty Liggett Peggy Liggett Pearl Wade Bobby M. Liggett Walter Edens Fred Tingley Oscar Whitten James S. Wyrick Archie Andrews Jane Matthew Wm. Price Warren McInturff Gail Simpcoe Mary L. Shotts Harry Anthony Virginia Goodrich Joe Grubb Virginia Matthew Margaret Shea Lenore Shannahan Harold W. Lane John A. Lane Ralph B. Dosch Bob Liggett Virginia McGill

Court Suit Delays Clark County Tax Statements

Clark County tax statements are delayed due to a mandamus suit in the Illinois Supreme Court against the Director of Revenue over certification of railroad and capital stock assessments. The court plans to rule at the March term starting March 18 1944, with no tax rate determined until certifications arrive.

Clark County Supreme Court H. J. Kemp Supreme Court of Department of Revenue Phillip W. Collins

Seabee Virgil Lowry Receives Commendation at Aleutians

Virgil Lowry CM 2/c Seabee, Anadarko Oklahoma, nephew of Arthur Lowry of Marshall and grandson of Mrs Mary Clatfelter, earned a commendation from Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher for aiding in evacuating a fellow sailor twelve miles through a snow storm for an appendicitis operation. The act occurred while serving in the Aleutians for nearly a year and temperature froze medical kits.

Virgil Lowry I. H. Lowry Anadarko Oklahoma Arthur Lowry Marshall Mary Clatfelter Frank Jack Fletcher Lowry Seabees Aleutians

Successful Drive in Clark County Raises $600 for Paralyisis Effort

Chairman Dr. Frank Mitchell reports a successful infantile paralysis drive in Clark county totaling $600. Theatres raised $175. churches, schools, and individuals contributed $425.

Clark County Frank Mitchell

Stratton Begins Downstate Tour For Secretary of State

Illinois State Treasurer William G. Stratton announced a campaign for the Republican nomination. He will tour 20 Southern counties starting February 22 with meetings in Carlinville and visits across Litchfield Vandalia Effingham Flora Olney Newton Robinson Lawrenceville Fairfield Albion Mt. Carmel Carmi McLeansboro Harrisburg Shawneetown Cave in Rock Elizabethtown Golconda Metropolis.

Springfield Ill William G. Stratton Illinois Carlinville Macoupin County Stratton Litchfield Greenville Vandalia Effingham Flora Olney Newton Robinson Lawrenceville Fairfield Albion Mt. Carmel Carmi McLeansboro Harrisburg Shawneetown Cave In Rock Elizabethtown Golconda Metropolis

Boy Loses Life on His Birthday on Trimble Road

Jack Compton aged 17 died after riding a gasoline bicycle from Trimble toward his home when an automobile struck him on a hard road. He had lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Ben H Compton, formerly of Marshall, now in Hutsonville. The incident occurred Tuesday night around 10:00 p.m.

Ben H. Compton Marshall Compton New York Central Hutsonville Jack Trimble

Primary Filings Since Last Week Reported

Primary filings listed for Herald Republican coverage include Committeemen York-Chas. O. Highsmith Orange-John Lindley Parker-Joseph W. Elliott Jr. Martinsville-W. R. Stanfield Casey 3 Roy M. Goodwin Democratic State's Attorney Harry J Buxbaum Coroner J E Gallagher Democratic Committeemen Dolson J E Downey Martinsville Lester Burton.

The Herald Republican York Chas. O. Highsmith Orange John Lindley Parker Joseph W. Elliott, Jr Martinsville W. R. Stanfield Casey Roy M. Goodwin Democratic Harry J Buxbaum J .E. Gallagher Dolson J. E. Downey Lester Burton

Bond Sales at Marshall Township High School

Students and staff report war bonds and stamps sales at Marshall Township High School totaling 105.10 dollars this week and hope to surpass it next week. Local residents report robins seen at several homes on Archer Avenue and South Fifth Street. Several residents from West Union and Decatur traveled for visits, including Flora Gard and family.

Marshall Township High School E. E. Howell South Fifth Street Will Gard Flora Gard Gordon Coryell West Union Decatur Mary Mount Coryell Robert Prust

Hog Law and Town Tales From Days Gone By

A historical column recalls yesterday’s hog law taking effect to curb street trespass by unpierced hogs. It notes a westbound visitor with two steers causing a town-wide mud scramble, local progress of the Batson family, a mystery about nighttime music now linked to the White Elephant Band, a Big Creek dump slide, and a wild weather swing ending with a frozen ground and a toppled locust tree.

Link Batson Saybrook McLean Co Jim Drake Chick Greenough Hamad Bert Angels White Elephant Band White Elephant Big Creek

Fifty Years Ago Marriage Licenses and Local News

1894 list of Feb marriage licenses issued to residents of Wabash and surrounding townships with names such as Liggett Wyrick Finkbiner McDonald Eveland Evans and more. Local notes include continued Herald subscription, political hustle for superintendent, and residents moving between farms in Jasper County and Sailor Springs.

Fred J. Liggett Note B. Wyrick Wabash Tp Emanuel Finkbiner Ida McDonald Wabash Edward Eveland Eva Williams Johnson Columbus Marshall Julia M. Evans Melrose Herman Seidel Louise Wagner Terre Haute John A. Kettering Belle King Martinsville Sara Murphy Auburn Susie Smitley Marshall Wm. J. Devlin Alice Reasor Geo. Swartz Clara McGovern Terre Hautee Nancy FE. A. Burton Anderson Edward Grant Libbie Zane Spangler Melrose Tp Elmer H. Jackson Lizzie A Souder Plainfield Sherman Shorter Daisy Thomas Chas. Dix Ida Stewart J A Hutchison Louden Co Tude Brown Albert Smith Jasper County Charley Slusser Sailor Springs

Forty Years Ago Shipe Resigns Deputy Clerk Post

1904 notices report Charles Shipe resigning as deputy circuit clerk and accepting a new position with a continuation noted on page 4.

Chas. Shipe

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Delaware Robert Ei Horner Myrtle Wallace Werdsuchter Fred Walcott Sylvia Sweet North Eleventh Street Kenneth Ward Mary Ann Ben Forsythe Archer Avenue Herschel Morris Appleton Wisconsin Wweek Coral Morris J. W. Alexander Pvt. Garnet L. Alexander Gene Kile Ernest Kile Quonset Point Rhode Island Robert Lowry Great Lakes Hospital William Grant Marines R. G. Kurtz C. C. Carroll George Farris Hubert Brann Ralph Dodd Herman’ “Miller Ge Haran Serwise Stationta In India Lucy Chambers Pearl Thompson Camp Perry Virginia Theodore Thompson Pfc Don Abel Scott Field Harry C. Simpson North Michigan Avenue Fred Abel Pfe Leon Canady Virgil Orlando Florida Ira Canady Fred Strohm Michigan Avenue Harold Rose Dayton Ohio Jane Forsythe Rose Paris Liggetts Seabee William G, Stratton E. J. McCormick Bertha Carpenter West Archer Avenue
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