Reverend Vanwey and family travel for meetings
Rev. and Mrs. I. B. Vanwey visited Danville then Bloomington for a ministers meeting returning by Thursday. Other social visits included Mrs. Harold Turner and kin at Mrs. Richard Lee’s Terre Haute home and Helen Finkbiner with Dale and Alice Claypool. Leo Pellum visited his mother in Sullivan. The Spires family moved to Hawthorne California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. BE. Vanwey
Danville
Harold Turner
Bernard Lee
Verner Adams
Arthur Washburn
Richard Lee
Terre Haute
Mrs
Raymond Spires
Hawthorne
California
Rex Halleck
Roadhouse, Ill
Florida
Ads and notices in Clark County area listings
Local classified items include a Saturday night music event with Reese Williams at the American Legion Home featuring Four Hits and a Miss from 9 to 12 with door prizes. also farm and real estate notices, livestock and feed ads, equipment for sale, rental offers, and property transfers in Marshall and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Williams
American Legion
School Board reports transport totals and future plans
The Board of Education, meeting January 1 at Marshall High, noted 856 pupils transported in December and 23 000 miles driven by buses. They praised the 16 buses, outlined February 24 filing for trustees, and April 10 election. A January 21 finance study includes equipment purchases and salary costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fred Huffington
Marshall Community Unit
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
The Cham ber of Commerce will meet at the American Legion building next Monday night January 18. All members should attend. Directors plan to sponsor a gathering of service organizations at Marshall High School on Monday February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Service Organization
The
Marshall High School
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Clark County Fair Board plans 1954 opening week
The Clark County Fair Board continues arranging the 1954 Fair Program with Sunday August 8 opening by WLS and an automobile thrill show on Monday August 9. Afternoon entertainment is planned for the full fair week. The Girl Scouts hold their first meeting after Christmas on January 6 led by Betty Woodard with pledges and a yarn belt weaving project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Fair Board
WLS
Girl Scout News
Betty Woodard
Christening honors Randall Joseph Welsh at St Marys Church
Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph Welsh and daughter Susan Marie hosted a christening dinner for their son Randall Joseph at St Marys Church on Jan 10. Sponsors included Mr and Mrs Steve Czomak of Brazil Indiana and their children Carol Ann and Stevie. Other guests from Marshall Seelyville Terre Haute Clinton Indianapolis and St Louis attended the celebration with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Joseph
St. Mary’s Church
Arthur Joseph Welsh
Susan Marie
Stateline Road
Frank Welsh
Italy
Steve
Czomak
Brazil
Indiana
Dennis
John Czomak
Jo Anne
Nye-Ann
Terre Haute
Andrew Czomak
Ann Schoemehl
Fred King
George King
Seelyville
John J. Schoemehl
Poland
Ben Sharp
Clinton, Ind
Henry Schoemehl
Indianapolis
Charles Dickson
St. Louis
Missouri
Raising Livestock for Higher Income on Roughage Farm
A plan to boost earnings by converting a roughage producing farm into a livestock driven operation. Emphasizes capitalizing on abundant forage to support herd growth and market sales.
Card of Thanks for Lydia Carver's family
Thankful notes of appreciation from George Carver and family to neighbors friends and Rev Kemp for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Lydia Carver including Mr and Mrs Walter Carver Kenneth Carver Russell Carver Vernon Murray and Robert Catron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Lydia Carver
George Carver
Walter Carver
Kenneth Carver
Russell Carver
Vernon Murray
Robert Catron
Stacy J. Wernz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Finkbiner
Dale
Alice Claypool
Frank Cooper
Frank
Leo Pellum
Sullivan, Ind
J. i. Pellum
Marshall
Norman Setzer
Ray Kesler
Forsythe Produce Co
P. A. Davison
R. A. Mitchell
Darwin
Percy Stanfield
O. R. Stanfield
Cooper's
S. Mich
West Union
P. A. Davidson
McCulloch
Aaron Weaver
Dr. Howard
Artis Beauty & Slenderizing Salon
N. Main St
Daniely Bldg
Paris
Walter Hodge
Everett Harbor
Kenneth Kinmamon
Smitley Feed & Grain
Ash St
Thos. McClure
Real
Til
Clark County
Forssythe Produce Co
Wades Hatchery
U. S
Nutrina
Greenup
Sahara
Everett Smitley
Wabash Valley
R. E. Montgomery
Hollywood
Mary Jane Dutton
Jesse M. Hunt
Fairbanks
Ind
Mrs. True Garwood
Paul Thornsburg
Lucille Thornsburg
Charles Denham
Claude McDaniel
Gus Parks
Eldorado
R. O. Etherton
J. H. Amyx
Whittler
Keith Thomas
Joe Clark
Janesville, Wisconsin
Clark
Wm. Creech
Robert Geisert
Wilma
Rosamond Coldren
Marguerite Lawhead
Father
Hutsonville
Kester Titus
Union Hospital
Anne Jaco
North 14Th Street
Frank Saiter
Arthur Staggs
Mrs. Foster Thayer
Casey
Janet Gurley
Mary Frances Wilson
Herman Cork
Fred Jeter
John R. Haughee
Ridgefarm
Dean Harlow
Homer Knapp
Wm. P. Stevens
Will Stevens
Dan Kelley
Champaign
E. R. Kelley
E. L. Mauk and
Russell of
Tom Switzer
Ralph Dodds
Chicago
Wm. Townsley
Freda M. Devlin
Landis
Myrtle Dehl
Martinsville
Jane S. Richardson
C. C. Nanamaker
Peter
Charles W
Ruth English
Versicol Corporation
R. A. Wilhoit
Bertha Wilhoit
Joseph D
Marion J. Wilhoit
Bertha Bush
Marion Gard
Clarence Scott
Lafe
Zola Hammond
Chas
Mary T. Reynolds
E. P
Gertrude Cole Daly
C. B
Mary A. Robinson
Anna M. Galligan
Frank Cole
Otto C
Talma Grisamore
Annabelle Ray
Annabelle Bay
Emil Goelter
Walter G. Cunningham
Wabash Valley Division
Illinois School Board Association
Robert Maurer
Marshall Gym
Joy Barrett
Westfield
Palestine
Sumner
Newton
Palestine Center
C. OF C. Meeting
Fair Board News
Herald Advertising
Marshall, Illinois
SAT
LACE
Popeye
SUN
Mon
MGA
Safari
Africa
Technicolor
Gardner Grace Kelly
M.gm
Cartoon
Titurs
M-G-M
Torch Sone
Michael Winorke
Stacy Wernz
Robert Wernz
Harold Wernz
Joe Wernz
Chester Linton
H. E. Swinford
Cole & Cole
Abstracts—Insurance
W.E. Cork
North 6Th St
MarsHall, TH
Mild Pearce
Dewitt-Isley CO
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Paris, Ill
Mila
LS Hiatr
Lounsoh
Iluhof
Heath & Sons Inc
Robinson
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