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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
4
Local column revisits events from 1913 with references to community figures and notable occurrences. The piece sketches social life, infrastructure, and civic matters from the era through succinct notes and archival recollections.
Directors at a Marshall business meeting decided to replace old khaki uniforms with medium weight navy blue coats and caps in a full dress presentation next spring provided funds can be raised. Several local residents travel for work and visits, with news of births and military addresses circulating among Marshall families.
Thirty years ago 1933 obituary notes Robert Craig 73 passed away Monday afternoon at 3 00 oclock at his home southwest of Auburn two miles from Mt Pleasant church after a period of illness. Other items mention Mrs S M Scholfield returning from Findlay Ohio after a visit with her daughter Mrs Fawley and family. J H Maurer of Route 7 came home from Coffeyville Kansas where sister Mrs Agnes Davison is ill with a light stroke. Sister Mrs Herman Myer of Terre Haute remained to be with Mrs Davison who is a former Marshall resident.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gentry Marshall announce the birth of daughter Sharon Emily with weight not stated on Tuesday last week. Mr and Mrs J E Dawson of Marshall announce the marriage of their daughter Marie of Indianapolis at 8 20 Christmas Eve at Rev Flanigan s Methodist church in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Herman Carroll of Marshall announces the engagement of Shirley Anne Carroll to Roy F. Yates son of Mr and Mrs Warry Yates Metcalf Illinois. The wedding is set for Friday January 16 at 7 30 p m at Marshall Nazarene Church. Slaughter boars and feeder pigs market listings included.
This week at Paris Livestock Auction: 460 cattle 25 calves 265 hogs 155 sheep sold. last week totals lower. Cattle supply mainly slaughter and replacement, trading active with steers and heifers firm to firm plus up to 75 cents higher. cows generally down 50 to 75 cents. Hog and feeder volumes mix. sows down, feeder pigs eased, hogs steady to 25 cents lower with detailed weight ranges and prices for vealers calves and bulls listed.
Edward Litak as trustee in bankruptcy of Hutson Bros to James N Fell trustee deed 1961 conveys lots 1 and 2 block 15 original town Westfield $100 Pearl Kirchner to James N and Ethel M Fell quit claim deed dated January 2 1963 conveys lot 8 block 15 original town Westfield $2 Ira Whitling to Olaf C and Ruth G Plummer warranty deed dated December 11 1962 conveys land in section 27 township 9 range 14 Olaf C and Ruth G Plummer to R C and Helen Ebelmesser warranty deed dated January 7 1963 conveys land in section 27 township 9 range 14 $2
A simple fruit salad dressing combines currant jelly corn oil lemon juice and a pinch of salt. The mixture is beaten and chilled before serving for a glossy finish.
Packing lunches with sliced peaches and maraschino cherries in a covered container plus a plastic spoon for dessert. A family hot bread with olives minced onion and dried dill. Aspic enhanced with horseradish shrimp green pepper and olives. A spring salad of dates orange sections cottage cheese and salt.
A revival series began Tuesday and runs through Sunday January 20 at Dunlap Methodist Church. Evangelist Rev William Kennedy from West Terre Haute preaches nightly. Coupled with the services Wayne and June Haas from Cory Indiana will lead music with Vitaharp accordion and guitar. Rev E C Ham pastor invites all to attend.
Illinois conference ministers of Evangelical United Brethren convene January 15 to 17 at First Church Springfield for the midwinter convocation. Bishop Harold R Heininger from Minneapolis and Dr Richard Myers from Chicago headline sessions on renewal.
The Lion wrestlers improved to 5 3 on the season after a 39 11 victory over Brazil. Nine of twelve bouts were won by the Lions with six pins including Braden Ellinton Stepp Titus Huey Reynolds Bender Snedeker M Stepp Bussing Pantle and Downs.
Four Illinois 4 H youths earned honors at the 1962 National 4H Club Congress in Chicago and in state programs. Martha Konneker of Carlinville won the state health program. Douglas Garwood of Stonington won entomology. Bob Goeddey of Carrollton won automotive care and safety. Gene Goeddey of Carrollton received the 1962 boy achievement award. Congress drew about 1,500 delegates and 400 adults with scholarships totaling 105000.
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