Clark County 4-H and Swine Group Host January Meetings
Warren Bundy notes the Clark County Swine Improvement Association banquet on January 10 at Town House Restaurant Marshall with officer elections and year in review. The Clark County Agriculture 4-H club leaders meet January 10 at Highway Cafe Martinsville for a presentation by George Daird on Building a 4-H Citizen and a filmstrip Weening 4-H Records. Enrollment data show 61 4-H members enrolled and 280 in Clark County sericulture 4-H clubs, with 68 000 statewide in 1958.
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Clark County Swine Improvement Association
Marshall
George Daird
Clark County Agriculture
Highway Cafe
Martinsville
Daird
Elth
Clark County Farm Bureau
Marlene Morris
Poy Drum
Karen Sue Kemp
Edard Medser
Shirley Joan Shotts
Genreja Kile
Illinois Agricultural and Rome Economics
Clark County
Livingston Social News Highlights From One Week
Miss Judith Baker and brother Charles visited with Mr and Mrs Chet McNary and relatives. Floyd Baker of Anderson Indiana arrived Friday and returned Saturday. The Lowry funeral in Martinsville was attended by several, including McNary and Edwards families. A Nazarene potluck at James Kealer’s home drew many from Livingston churches and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Baker
Charles
Chet McNary
Floyd Baker
Anderson
Ind
Cleve Snyder
Judith
Charles Baker
Evelyn Noyes
Rand
Ada McNary
Raymond Reedy
Dorothy Rose
Ellsworth Lowry
Martinsville
Bert Collier
Donnie
Pearl Richey
Darrel
Paula
Nina Fisher
Sandra
James Burgett
Janette
Beckie Greenlee
Mary Ann Minnick
Sharon Barkley
Annie
Junior Davis
Willie Kesler
Freedom for All Seen by Lecturer
Elbert R. Slaughter of Dallas delivered a January 4 lecture at South Side Elementary School under First Church of Christ Scientist on Christian Science the Message of Liberation. He spoke on spiritual healing from alcoholism influenza and injuries and stressed freedom through understanding God and man’s relation to Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert R. Slaughter
Dallas
Texas
First Church of Christ
Slaughter
South Side
Christian Science Board of
Sibyl Simpson
Throthout
Christian Church Marshall March 1959 Church Activities
Local Marshall church bulletin outlines weekly worship times Bible school and nursery care. It lists meals meetings and events including Bible crusade January 25 to March 29 youth hours and filmstrip study sessions with sermons and mysteries.
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren Service Schedule
The Evangelical United Brethren church in Willis outlines a Jan 11 program with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school on Jesus Demands Complete Commitment and 10:30 a.m. worship themed Mountain Top Experiences plus holy communion. Evening activities include Youth Fellowship, YE discussion, and an evangelistic hour Facing Forward. On Jan 13 at 7:30 p.m. the Women’s Society of World Service meets in the sanctuary and EUB men gather for This Is Our Business.
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Jesus
Jease Kile
Clara Norton
Mountain Top
Shirley Hills
Ye’ers
Women’s Society of World Service
Genevieve Perkins
Evangelical United Brethren
Real Estate Transfers and a Christmas Homecoming
Bruce and Daisy Braynard transfer land to Glenn Morgan Jr and Alpha B Morgan in section 16 township 11 range 12 for $1. Arnold Bohn and others deed land to Dolt and Neema Lichtenberger in sections 25 and 36 township 11 range 13 for $1. Co C and Virginia Nanamaker deed land to Rufus and Dorothy Pierce in section 21 township 10 range 14 for $2. Miss Martha Moore returns to Hindsdale Illinois after holidays with her parents where she teaches.
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Bruce
Daisy Braynard
Glenn Morgan, Jr
Alpha B. Morgan
Arnold Bohn
Dolt
Neema Lichtenberger
Co. C
Virginia Nanamaker
Rufus
Dorothy Pierce
Martha Moore
Fred Moore
Hindsdale
Illinois
Marshall Illinois City Ward Redistricting Ordinance 1959
The Marshall Illinois city council redraws ward boundaries. Ward 1 covers east of 8th Street and north of Archer Avenue while Ward 2 lies west of 8th Street and Ward 4 south of Archer Avenue west of 6th Street. Ward 3 east of 6th Street south of Archer Avenue. Ordinance becomes effective after passage and publication. Signed by Mayor Hubert O Ferris and City Clerk W R Taylor on a Sunday in January 1959.
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City of
Marshall
Illinois
Ilinois
8Th Street
Archer Avenue
6Th Street
Marshall, Tinois
A. D
Hubert O. Ferris
Obituary of Ellsworth Lowry Founder of Education Career
Ellsworth Lowry born July 20 1879 near Martinsville Clark County Illinois son of Lewis and Mahala Lowry. Survived by children David Jean five Mary Johansen Modena Bennett Dora McNary and others and preceded in death by sisters and brothers. He taught in Clark County Morristown TN Austin TX Columbia Univ PhD from Pittsburgh and led Indianapolis and Indiana Penn College education programs. He later taught at Huston Tillotson College in Austin and Baker's Business College in Greenville before his death.
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Ellsworth Lowry
Martinsville
Clark County
Illinois
Lewis
Mahala Sweet Lowry
David
Chile
South America
Jean
Greenville
North Carolina
Mary Johansen
Bell
California
Modena Bennett
Whittier
Janenia
Dora McNary
Marshall
Do Leo Kurts
Fairy Cunningham
Aretinsville
Clara Mitchell
Carrié Dixon
Chrisman, Til
Albert
Vern
Plossum Ridge
Auburn High
Terre Haute’ ‘State Normal School
Austin Sweet
Morristown
Tennessee
Austin
Texas
Amari
Columbia University
Ashville
Denver
Colorado
Ethel Stryker
Winona
Minnesota
Department of Education
Indianapolis
Indiana Penn
University of Pittsburg
Huston-Tillotson College
Richards and Colliers
Baker's Business College
Lowry
Card of Thanks for Jennie Cline’s Family
The family of Jennie Cline expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers and kindness during their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cline Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lindley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cline
Robert Cline
Richard Cline
Willis Lindley
Gratitude for Sympathy After Sorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Fox and Mrs. Catherine Grover express deep gratitude for all sympathy shown during their hour of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Fox
Catherine Grover
Redistricting Ordinance Placed After Census in Marshall
An ordinance states that a special census by the U.S. Bureau of Census shows Marshall Illinois has between 3 000 and 15 000 residents and requires redistricting under Illinois laws Section 928 Chapter 24. The measure triggers a city reorganization to reflect population changes.
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Bureau of Census of the
United States
Marshall
Ilinois
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Warren Bundy
Livingston
THE
Herald
Christian Church
Locust St
Marshall, Jr
Norman R. Able
Loyal Hustlers
Earl le Fever
Calgary
Damascus Road
CYH
Mosai
Paris
Ald
Cheater
Moore
Iandan
Acmugl
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren Willis
Simpson
W. R. Taylor
Ady
Danville
Bruce Waldorf
the American Legion
Ira Dean Monk
Bob Rush
Horace Crumlin
John Jeffers
American Legion
West Union, Ill
Allis - Chalmers Sales & Service
Stanfield
Implement. CO
Fred Lewis
Bill) Webster
Ralph Prevo
Marshall, Ill
Allis-Chalmers - Massey-Fergerson
M.C
Ghrysler
Plymouth
Merchants Saving Association
Clyde W. Andrews
South 6Th Street
Gilbert
Clyder Leoy
Treas
Terre Haute, Indiana
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