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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1959

Page

3

Farm Adviser Warren Bundy Reports Clark County 4-H Progress

Warren Bundy outlines Clark County 4-H activities for 1959 and details the annual Swine Improvement Association meeting January 10 at the Town House Restaurant Marshall. He highlights enrollment gains in Clark County Agriculture 4-H clubs, project handbooks, and eligibility for youths age 10 to 20.

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 Family Visits and Gatherings

Miss Judith Baker and brother Charles visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chet McNary and relatives. Floyd and Ada Baker of Anderson Ind visited and returned home. Families attended Ellsworth Lowry funeral in Martinsville. A Nazarene pot-luck at James Kealer’s near Livingston drew many locals and church members.

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 spoke at South Side Elementary School on January 4 at 3 p m about Christian Science and liberation from sin disease and limitation. He described healings through spiritual means including alcoholism influenza and accidental injuries. The lecture was under the First Church of Christ Scientist auspices and was introduced by Mrs Sibyl Simpson.

Elbert R. Slaughter Dallas Texas First Church of Christ Slaughter South Side Christian Science Board of Sibyl Simpson Throthout

Christian Church Marshall Brave Open Bible Crusade Schedule

A local Christian Church bulletin outlines weekly worship at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m from Marshall with junior worship for grades one through six in the basement. It promotes a Bible crusade January 25 to March 29 with daily activities for youth and adults and a revival planned for April 15 to 26 1959 plus Vacation Bible School starting May 25.

Loyal Hustlers Earl le Fever Calgary Damascus Road

Trinity Church schedule Tangled with Evangelical United Brethren events

Willis Simpson ministers Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren opens Sunday January 11 with 9 30 a m Sunday school on Jesus Demands Complete Commitment Youth Fellowship to sing 10 30 a m worship Mountain Top Experiences theme and holy communion 6 30 p m Youth hour 7 00 p m prayer time 7 30 p m evangelistic hour Facing Forward keystone. Tuesday January 13 7 30 p m Women’s Society of World Service meets sanctuary Genevieve Perkins leads Understanding is Better Than Silver 7 30 p m E U B men meet in fellowship room This Is Our Business topic presented.

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 Holiday Return

Real estate transfers include Bruce and Daisy Braynard to Glenn Morgan Jr and Alpha B Morgan with a warranty deed dated January 6 1959 for land in section 16 township 11 range 12 for $1. Arnold Bohn and others to Dolt and Neema Lichtenberger deed dated November 4 1958 for land in sections 25 and 36 township 11 range 13 for $1. Co C and Virginia Nanamaker to Rufus and Dorothy Pierce deed dated January 5 1958 for land in section 21 township 10 range 14 for $2. Miss Martha Moore holiday visit with parents ends as she returns to Hinsdale Illinois where she teaches.

Bruce Daisy Braynard Glenn Morgan, Jr Alpha B. Morgan Arnold Bohn Dolt Neema Lichtenberger Co. C Virginia Nanamaker Rufus Dorothy Pierce

Marshall Illinois Redistricting Ordinance Allocates Four Wards

City council ordains Marshall Illinois be divided into four wards. Ward 1 lies east of 8th Street and north of Archer Avenue. Ward 2 west of 8th Street. Ward 3 east of 6th Street and south of Archer Avenue. Ward 4 west of 6th Street and south of Archer Avenue. Effective after passage and publication. Passed January 1959. Mayor Hubert O. Ferris. City Clerk W. R. Taylor.

City of Marshall Illinois 8Th Street Archer Avenue Ilinois 6Th Street Marshall, Tinois A. D Hubert O. Ferris

Obituary of Ellsworth Lowry

Ellsworth Lowry born July 20 1879 near Martinsville Clark County Illinois son of Lewis Lowry and Mahala Sweet Lowry. Survived by three children David missionary in Chile South America Jean and a son Mary Johansen Bell California Modena Bennett Whittier California Dora McNary Marshall Illinois and Fairy Cunningham Martinsville Illinois. preceded by two sisters Clara Mitchell Carrie Dixon and two brothers Albert and Vern.

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 Ldo 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 Amarinlo 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 Family

The family of Jennie Cline expresses thanks for flowers and kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cline Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lindley

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 to all who offered sympathy and support during their hour of sorrow.

Roy L. Fox Catherine Grover

City redistricting after special census in Marshall Illinois

An ordinance notes a Bureau of Census special census finding Marshall Illinois has 3 000 to 15 000 residents and requires redistricting under Illinois law. The measure references Section 928 and Chapter 24 of the Illinois Revised Statutes 1957 and describes ensuing steps.

Bureau of Census of United States Marshall Illinois Ilinois

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