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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1954

Page

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Clark County Board approves rabies inspector and fund shifts

In a special session the Clark County Board appointed Dr. Harry Downey as rabies inspector with $3 per dog inoculated and named deputy inspectors. The liquor fee flow was revised to deposit licenses fees with the County Treasurer and create an Enforcement Fund. Resolutions 10 and 12 were repealed and $3000 moved from the Enforcement Fund to the Fire House Building Committee in York township and $3000 transferred to the County General Fund.

Clark County Board Jupsin Harry Downey Martinsville A. H. Simpson McKellar John D. Davis Clark Coutty Board of Supervisors York Township County General Fund

Farm Home Burns North of Jeff Davis School

The farm home of Mr and Mrs Chester Linton north of the Jeff Davis school in Auburn township burned Saturday morning about 10 o clock, damaging part of their household goods. The fire appeared to start from leaves in the yard.

Chester Linton Jeff Davis Auburn Township Linton

Christmas Food Basket Program Huge Success

The American Legion Auxiliary and Community Christmas Fund thank contributors for cash food clothing and toys. The program delivered 56 food baskets 17 fruit and candy baskets and 124 children received toys. Thanks go to donors helpers repairers doll clothes makers and truck drivers for delivering baskets and gifts.

The American Legion Auxiliary and Community Christmas Fund Organization

Woman's Club Antique and Hobby Show

The Marshall Woman's Club hosts an Antique and Hobby Show and Silver Tea on Thursday January 14 at 2 00 pm at the American Legion Home. Three grand prizes and ribbons for first and second in categories such as old china patterned glass colored glass clocks coins furniture handicrafts and hobbies. Exhibits may be brought to the American Legion Home Jan 14 between 9 00 am and noon with a 50 cent entry fee per exhibitor. The event is open to the public.

Marshall Woman's Club American Legion

Drivers Examination Schedule At Court House

The driver's license station will be open every Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Court House, providing the latest testing and licensing services to applicants.

Court House

Arbuckles and Thompsons Return From Southern Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Arbuckle and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thompson along with Janice of West Union returned Friday from a Southern tour. They visited eleven states and stayed with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ranney in Tampa Florida.

Hershel Arbuckle Dean Thompson Janice West Union South Claude Ranney Tampa Florida

Kemp Family Reunited After Navy Station in Puerto Rico

Mr and Mrs Charles ot Kemp and their two children Charles Robert and Patricia Christine arrived in New York after he had been stationed in Puerto Rico with the navy. Charles was sent to a New York naval hospital for treatment while Mrs Kemp and the children joined relatives at the home of Mrs Kemp's parents near Clinton Indiana. The party drove a car from New York and were visited Wednesday night by County Clerk and Mrs H J Kemp and Mr and Mrs Faris Sweet.

Charles Ot Kemp Puerto Rico Charles 4 Navy New York Charles New York Naval Hospital

Real Estate Transfers From 1953 to 1954 in Marshall Area

A series of warranty and quit claim deeds record transfers involving John W. Strong Gretna W to Macke Everett Nancy. Carter Newlin to Delmar Joan Newlin. Daniel H Daisy Ellington to Emery Glenn Van Fleet. E P Gertrude Daly to Andy Sanders. Carmen E Ethel Cunningham to Robert Ardath Fogelsanger. Mary A H Attebury to Raymond Lillian Jacobs. W J Laura Goben to Charles Goben. city of Martinsville to Martinsville Post No 515 American Legion. Robert R Sellars to Golda Sellars. Henry C Bohn to Kenneth H Wells. F B Cleda C Cole to Laufman Mary Forsythe. Laufman Mary Forsythe to O B Florence Forsythe. Winona Norris to Frank Cole. Multiple parcels across sections and townships with values ranging from $1 to $2250.

John W Gretna W. Strong Everett Nancy Macke Warren ‘Scholfield Archer Carter Newlin Delmar Joan Newlin Daniel H Daisy Ellington Emery Glenn van Fleet E. P Gertrude Daly Andy Sanders Dulaney Marshall Carmen E Ethel E. Cunningham Robert_C Ardath H. Fogelsanger Mary A. H. Attebury Raymond Lillian Jacobs W. J Laura J. Goben Charles’ W. Goben Dulaneys Addithon Casey Fipardh Martinavilles Martinsville American, Legion Department of Tllinois Robert R. Sellars Golda I. Sellars Henry C. Bohn Kenneth Hileen Wells F. B Cleda C. Cole Laufman Mary Forsythe

Deaths Roy Aller Yates two day old son dies

Roy Aller Yates two day old son of Roy and Shirley Yates died Tuesday at Union Hospital. Survived by parents and paternal grandparents Herman Carroll Marshall and Harry Yates Metcalf Illinois. Body to Moore Funeral Home with funeral pending word from father in France. Clara Clark 83 dies at home route 2 Marshall. Survived by son John at home. Body to Marrs Funeral Home. Services held at Clarksville Baptist Church with Rev H J Kemp. Burial Clarksville Cemetery.

Roy Aller? Yates Roy Shirley ‘Yates Union Hospital Herman Carroll Marshall Harry Yates Metcalf Minois Moore Funeral Home U. S France Clara Clark John Marrs Clarksville Baptist Church H. J. Kemp Clarksville Cemetery

Harold Clatfelter 62 Former Marshall Resident Dies in Evansville

Harold Clatfelter aged 62 formerly of Marshall died at his Evansville Indiana home Friday at 4 00 pm He leaves a step daughter Mrs Leon Koppler of Marshall a stepson Roland Haddix Pekin Illinois a sister Mrs Winona Norris Tomball Texas His wife Elsie preceded him in death February 28 1953 Funeral services were held Monday at 2 00 pm with Rev H J Kemp officiating Burial was in Marshall with American Legion Post 90 and Marshall Knights of Columbus assisting at graveside rites

Harold Clatfelter Marshall Evansville Ind Leon Koppler Roland Haddix Pekin Winona Norris Tomball Texas Elsie Marrs H. J. Kemp Marshall Fee American Legion Post No Hd Marshall Knights

Woods Wilson wedding Sunday in Marshall

Miss Mary Lou Woods and Gaiushe Marshall were married at the U B Church in Marshall with Rev I E Vanney officiating. Attendants included Kenneth Wilson and Mrs Wilson as well as ushers Harry Ready and Raymond Hilia. The couple, graduates of Marshall High, plan to reside on North Sixth Street Marshall after a brief wedding trip.

Mary Lou Woods Gaiushe Marshall Arnold Lila June Morgan Kenneth Wilson North Sixth Street Marshall

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for January

The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held on the third Monday in January, January 18. Jack Manwaring and Arnold Tyler will summarize their December Springfield meeting. Road signs under construction will be discussed in a joint session with service and civic groups. all members and interested people are invited.

Mar“Bhai Preoets

Filing Dates Governing State and County Primary

Primary set for April 13 1954 with filings opening Jan 18 in Secretary of State or County Clerk offices. Last day to file petitions Jan 25 and withdrawal of nominating petitions due by Jan 3 in the same offices.

Secretary of State

Methodist Women to Meet Today at Marshall Church

The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Marshall Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 8 00 p m. Truman Spittler of Marshall will discuss Scientific Knowledge A Steward ship. Martha Moore and Lujean Goodwin will perform a piano duet. Mrs Heber Nash leads the devotional period. Hostesses are Mrs Emil Bennett Mrs Ralph Goekler Mrs Austin Claypool Mrs Garnet Elston and Mrs John Quick.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Marshall Methodist Church Truman Spittler Marshall Miss¢ Martha_Moore Mise Lujean Goodwin Heber Nash Emil Bennett Ralph Goekler Austin Claypool Garnet Elston John Quick

Miss Florence Baker Heads to Bay Pines Florida

Miss Florence Edna Baker left Thursday for Bay Pines Vets Center Florida where she expects to stay some time. She planned visits to friends in Metropolis Illinois and West Point Mississippi on her route to Florida.

Florence Edna Baker Vets Center Bay Pines Florida Metropolis Ill West Point Mississippi

Circuit Court Casts Divorce Between Smitleys

In the circuit court a divorce case is filed by Cleo H. Smitley against Mary Jane Smitley. The action seeks the dissolution of their marriage and related relief.

Cleo H. Smitley Mary Jane Smitley

Birth Announcements for Three New Babies

Mr and Mrs W A Pearce announce a 9 lb 3 oz son Robert Gregory born January 4 at St Anthony s hospital. Mr and Mrs Russell Macey announce an 8 lb 2 1/2 oz girl Katherine Virginia born Sunday January 3 at Irts Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dale Veach announce a 7 pound son December 31 at Union Hospital Terre Haute named Otto Lee, their second child. Mrs Veach is Wanda Lee Jelly. Mrs Veach and son returned home Sunday.

W. A. Pearce Robert Gregory St. Anthony's Hospital Russell Macey Irts Hospital Katherine Virginia Dale Veach Union Hospital Terre Haute Otto Lee Veach Wanda Leeielly

Fifty Years Ago Events and Personal Notes

In days gone by a dinner at George's home honored J M Green and Win Johnson. A death shocked Marshall as Miss Anna Marvin died at her York township home. Mrs John Black hosted a double birthday dinner for her husband and Ross Warriner. Craig entertained friends at his mother's home with music and relics from Cuba and Japan.

Ees Gane Henry Slueser George J. M. Green Win Johnson Marshall Anna Marvin York’ Township William Marvin -Arid John Kes Black Ross Warriner Cuba Japan Fred Bush Emma Clara Prevo Emma France de’ Roberts Vivie Craig Maryin Ingle Carrol Craig

Multiple births and deaths mark Clark county notes

Christmas and New Year births are listed for Warren Green Chris Imle and Homer Guinnip families. Mary Mayer aged 84 dies at Michigan Avenue home after long illness. Orville Hildridge buried in Prantap cemetery. Local couples Justin Chenoweth and Gertrude Clements wed at West Union Baptist Church.

Sea A Warren Green Chris Imle Homer Guinnip Camirs Mary Mayer City Busic Prantap Florence Whitlock Fred Hestlett Ralph Bartletton Clark County Justin Chenoweth William Chenoweth York Township Gertrude Clements Stella Clements West York Baptist Church West Union

Marriage Licenses and Accidental Shooting Report

Thirty years ago in 1924 Forest P. Kam macher 18 and Harlene Ellington 16 both of Martinsville receive licenses. Ralph E. Dill 25 Martinsville weds Marie Hasley 19 Casey. Morton A. Wilson 22 marries Mary E. Janney 19 Martinsville. Foster Blizzard son of Mr and Mrs Blizzard fires a revolver at his foot near Model Grocery, wound treated, no serious injury. Cornelius E. Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lindsey Paris and Ruth Cline daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cline wed at Judge Paul Luther home in Paris. A B Pulver and Clayton Pulver of Mansfield Ohio return home Tuesday.

Forest P. Kammacher Harlene Ellington Martinsville Ralph E. Dill Marie Hasley Casey Morton A. Wilson Mary E. Janney Foster Blizzard Model Grocery Cornelius E. Lindsey Ed Lindsey Paris Ruth Cline William Cline Paul Luther A. B. Pulver Clayton Mansfield Ohio

Nave Family Welcomes First Granddaughter on Christmas Day

On Christmas Day Delbert and Thelma Nave of 3440 Spottswood Ave Memphis welcomed their daughter's birth, the first granddaughter for both the Nave and Thelma’s family. Delbert is an instructor at Memphis State College. the article notes the baby’s name was not recorded.

Delbert Thelma Nave Spottswood Ave Memphis Tennessee Joséph O. Nave Route One Martinsville Joseph Nave Thelma Memphis State College

Marshall couple obtains marriage license

Arnold Wilson aged 19 of Marshall and Mary Lou Woods aged 18 of Marshall secured a marriage license in Marshall. The proceeding marks a formal union between the two residents of the city.

Arnold Wilson Marshall Mary Lou Woods

Local Families Announce Newborns and Travel

The report notes Frieda Hagist traveling to Washington after a holiday visit with family. It also records the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gage and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claypool, born Friday night.

Lloyd Pulver Frieda Hagist Washington, D. C Flora Hagist Ivan Hornbrook Russel Gage Charles Claypool

Victor E. Hugo Brown Dies at 60 in Livingston

Twenty years after his birth in 1874 Victor E Hugo Brown died at his home in Livingston on Monday at age 60. He leaves wife Grace and two children. Funeral services were held at Livingston church with burial in the nearby cemetery.

Victor Edgar Hugo Brown Livingston Grace Livingston Church Oscar Edwards Marshall John M. Hollenbeck Urbana John University of Tulineig Ettamae Mitchell Longview George Paddock E. C. Wolkers Dennison Frank A. Roper W. 3. Dutcher Ola Manhart Howard B. Oborn Methodist Church Warsaw Indiana

Ten Years Ago 1944 Biographical Tidbits Around Marshall

Notes recall Allen Dean age 72 dying at Union hospital Terre Haute and Edward Chickadonz passing at 75 near Marshall. Maurice Fredenberger undergoes an operation at Paris Hospital. Major John M Thompson overseas in Northern Ireland. Helen Findley hosts North Seventh Street relatives. Norman Wood family and Clara Hill join Shirley Ann for her second birthday at the Hill home. Burial for Chickadonz held at Ziegler cemetery.

Allen Dean Marshall Union Hospital Terre Haute Maurice Fredenberger Paris Hospital John Thompson Harry Findley North Seventh Street John M. Thompson Northern Ireland Norman Wood Mary Lou Clara Hill Raymond Hill Shirley Ann Kirby Wernz Brocton Dora Travioll Edward Chickadonz Ziegler

Installation of Launcelot Lodge 67 Officers 1954

Past Chancellor Harlan Thompson served as installing officer and Ray Kammacher as marshal with Charles Blundell prelate as Launcelot Lodge 67 Knights of Pythias installed Emery Bohn as Chancellor, Warren Strohm as vice chancellor, Eugene Thompson as prelate, Dean Lawrence as master of work, H R Barnesberger as secretary, James Kammacher as financial secretary, Roy Mathew as treasurer, Harold Noyes as master at arms, Wayne Pennell inner guard, Elmer Hoggatt Jr outer guard, Clayton Rhoads trustee at the regular meeting Tuesday night. Thirty five members and visiting brethren enjoyed a social afterward.

Harlan W. Thompson Ray Kammacher Charles Blundell Launcelot Lodge No. 67 Knights of Pythias Emery Bohn Warren Strohm Eugene Thompson Dean Lawrence H. R. Bamesberger James Kammacher Roy Mathew Harold Noyes Wayne Pennell Elmer Hoggatt, Jr Clayton Rhoads

Clark County Fair Board Plans August Fair Program

Clark County Fair Board members attended an Indiana State Fair Association meeting in Indianapolis to boost the Clark County Fair August 8 to 13. They discussed hiring acts with booking agencies, thanked the Farm Bureau for a 1000 donation for 4 H barns, and planned January meetings to finalize arrangements and possible expansion of board members.

Clark County Fair Board Indiana State Fair Association Indianapolis WLS, Barnes and Carruthers Clark County Fair Glen Morgan Farm Bureau Association Fair Board Farm Bureau Martinsville Agriculture Fair Clark County Fair Association Clark County Farm Bureau Springfield Fair Association

Pythian Sisters Install Officers Next Wednesday Evening

A formal installation of officers for the Pythian Sisters is scheduled for next Wednesday evening January 13 at 7 30 in the Temple hall. All members are invited to attend with refreshments served after the meeting.

The Pythian Sisters Temple Hall

Montgomery announces engagement of Jackie to Glenn Rollings

Mr and Mrs John Montgomery of Denver announce the engagement of their daughter Jackie to Glenn Rollings son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Rollings of route 4 Marshall. Plans set for June wedding. Rollings returned Thursday to his base at Biloxi Mississippi after holidays in Denver.

John Montgomery Denver Colorado Jackie A/le Glenn Rollings Clyde Rollings Route 4 Marshall A/le Rollings Biloxi Mississippi

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WOMAN'S CLUB ANTIQUE _ AND HOBBY SHOW Chamber OF Commerce Attest Methodist NAVES Clark County Fair Board News John R. Haughee Juanita Cork
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