Republican filings flood Clark County offices this week
A list from the Clark County clerk shows numerous Republicans filing for local offices this week. Names include farmers and officials such as T. Shawler, Ray Burkybile, Ed Forester, Orville Taylor, Ralph Burkett, Vernon Davison, and Henry Ripstra among others across Casey, Auburn, Melrose, Martinsville, and Marshall areas. County School Trustees Warren Kenderrdine and Lyman Crumlin are noted in the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Orville Taylor
Auburn
Ralph “Burkett
Darwin—Emery “Bohn
Melrose
Vern Davison
Casey
Henry I. Ripstra
Martinsville
Arthur M. Tarman
Westfield
E. B. Vanscoyk
Marshall
Dick V. Davidson
Logan Myles
Jesse Smith
Parker—Estié
Orange
Morton A Wilson
Democratic filings show local party positions listed
The notice lists senatorial and committeeman fields with names and precincts including Herman Tunney Marshall James Stages Rachel Yoder Chris Curran Wayne Beard Leater Burton Otto Veach and Harry Downey Martinsville Auburn and Martinsville precincts conveying local party organization details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
James Stages
Herachel Yoder
Chris Curran
Darwin
Wayne Beard
Martinsville
Leater Burton
Auburn
Otto’ Veach
Harry, Downey
Death by accidental strangulation of Martinsville youth
Jean Leon Short, about 18, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Short, died Saturday night south of Martinsville from accidental strangulation after eating a sandwich. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM from Mt Olive Church with burial in Mt Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Leon Short
Walter Short
Martinsville
Mt. Olive
Funeral Attendees Honor Don Terrell in Macomb
Marshall residents attended the Macomb funeral for Don Terrell who had lived in Marshall five years before moving to Roanoke Virginia. He died suddenly in Portsmouth Virginia where he was visiting. County Judge John M. Hollenbeck and Mrs. Hollenbeck joined Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fitzgerrald and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Moore. Terrell was a traveling salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Don Terrell
Macomb
John M. Hollenbeck
Leon Fitzgerrald
Basil Moore
Terrell
Roanoke
Virginia
Portsmouth
New Library Arrivals Span Many Genres Across Ages
Adult fiction includes The Dark Moment by Ann Bridge The Winds of Morning by Davis The Marcabeth Women by Vina Deimar The Utmost Island by Henry Myers The Blessing by Nancy Mitford Mr Smith by Louis Bromfield The Fortune Tellers by Fleming Renny's Daughter by De La Roche Moonsileet by Falkner The Thread that Runs so True by Jesse Stuart Melville Goodwin U S A by Marquand. Non-fiction features Life's Picture History of Western Man How to Know American Antiques by Alice Winchester Man's Vast Future by A Powell Davies Strange Lands and Friendly People by Douglas Designing Your Own Dress Patterns by Helen Tanous The Yenan Way by Eudocio Ravines Dance to the Piper by Agnes DeMille Closing the Ring by Winston S Churchill. Juvenile fiction lists Little Leo Politi The Mystery of Hidden Village by Turngreen Fiddling Cowboy in Search of Gold Regi Sandy's Spurs by Davis Copper's Chance by MacIlvaine Royal Red by O'Brien Up and the Morning by Dennis Patrick and the Golden Slippers by Milhous Finders Keepers by Richardson The Right Job for Judith by H J Johnson. Non-fiction includes Alburn of Horses by Henry and Columbus and His Brothers by Hogebloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bridge
Davis
Vina Deimar
Henry Myers
Nancy Mitford
Louis Bromfield
Fleming
Renny
Alice Winchester
A. Powell Davies
Douglas
Helen Tanous
Eudocio Ravines
Agnes DeMille
Winston S. Churchill
Little Leo
Politi
Hidden Village
Turngreen
Regi
MaclIlvaine
O'Brien
Dennis
Patrick
The
Milhous
Richardson
Judith
H. J. Johnson
Alburn
Henry
Columbus
Hogebloom
Sgt Pumphrey leaves camp for father in law death rites
Sgt Kenneth G Pumphrey on emergency leave after a death in Marshall Ohio his father in law Charles Sweitzer Route 4 Marshall. he flew from Camp Carson Colorado where he serves with the 807th Station Hospital to attend final rites in Marshall and then returned to Camp Carson after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Pumphrey
Charles Sweitzer
Marshall
Hulman
Terre Haute
Robert Maurer
Sweitzer
Pumphrey
Camp Carson
Colorado
807Th Station
Morris Electric Cooperative Wins $150,000 REA Loan
The REA Administrator announced approval of a $150,000 loan to Morris Electric Cooperative to finish projects already started. The funds will cover continues in Newton headquarters construction and projects under way in Jasper Cumberland Effingham Crawford Richland Clark Wabash Lawrence and Clay counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Morris Electric Cooperative
the Herald
Edward H. Jenison
Newton
Jasper
Cumberland
Effingham
Crawford
Richland
Clark
Wabash
Lawrence
Clay Counties
Pot Luck Dinner at Congregational Church Annual Meeting
The Congregational church held its annual meeting on January 13 with a pot-luck dinner in the basement. Committees were appointed including a Transportation Committee to help members without transport attend services, and a special Activities Committee led by Temple Lovett to organize year round entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Elmer Rennerf
Temple Lovett
Church Guild
Charles Bush
Ann Kammacher
Loretta Guinnip
Brent Pevehouse
Cub Scout Pack Meeting Highlights Space Theme
Cub Pack 81 conducted a January meeting with theme Stars Planets and Space. Paul Corbin served as MC and announced Cub Scout Robert Stauffer's project while advancement awards went to Dan Fitzgarrald Jon Forsythe Tommy Shank James Junker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stants
Paul Corbin
Robert [Stauffer
den Six
Dan Fitzgarrald
Jon Forsythe
Tommy Shank
James Junker
Den
Bill Goodwin
Leon Fitzgarrald
den Seven
Pack 81
Martha Bush
Dick Junker
Tingley family hosts Sunday dinner guests
T‑Sgt and Mrs Edgar Tingley of Columbus Indiana Mr and Mrs Ottis Barnett Richard Tingley of Terre Haute Miss Esther Carolie of Brassville Indiana Mr and Mrs Wayne Tingley and daughters of Casey and Norman Hawker were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Tingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Tingley
Columbus
Indiana
Ottis Barnett
Richard Tingley
Terre Haute
Esther Carolie
Brassville
Wayne Tingley
Casey
Norman Hawker
Charles Tingley
West Union Lodge Installs Officers
Installation ceremonies were held at the Rebekah Lodge in West Union Tuesday night. Read as officers named include Alma Cooper as Noble Grand and Irene Thompson as Recording Secretary with several others filling key posts. Additional officers listed include Vivian Roth as Right Supporter to Noble Grand and Edna Coleman as Left Supporter to Vice Noble Grand along with guards and past officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
West
Union
Noble
Alma Cooper
John van Fleet
Irene Thompson
Alma_ ‘Sniyder
Ruby Ellis
Lucille van Fleet
Warren
Bernice Lindley
Viola Nichols
Sylvia Davis
Vivian
Mrs. Welsh Hosts Graham Bible Class Meeting
Mrs. Elsie Welsh hosted the Graham Bible Class of the Methodist church at her Spruce street home. Twenty three members and one guest attended with Mrs. Eva Hawker in charge. Memorials were given for Mrs. Sophia Renner and Mrs. Mabel Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Welsh
Graham Bible Class
Methodist Church
Spruce Street
Eva Hawker
Jesus
Sara Weaver
Sophia Renner
Mabel Snavely
Josie Bradley
Clara Hills
Augusta Cunningham
Ora Horner
Flora Pack
Ethel Nightlinger
Wettie Dawson
Lillian Newberry
Myrtle Mills
Mamie Lickert
Lucy Lichtenberger
Louise Frakes
Mary Young
Clara Baird
Margaret Knipe
Mayme Wallis
Edna Baker
Clara Hitel
Flossie Craig
Gertrude Johnson
Brick Home Bureau Holds All Day Meeting at Irene Perkins Home
The Brick unit of the Home Bureau met January 11 at Irene Perkins home for an all day session starting with a White Elephant sale and including a carry in lunch. Eloise Nichols chaired the gathering with reports by secretary treasurer and Irene Perkins. A tour to several industries and Swope's art gallery in Terre Haute was planned. Major lesson by Myrtle Haddix demonstrated by Katherine Collier on pressing equipment. Minor lesson by Gladys Hewitt. A January 23 meeting at Brick church was planned to assemble pressing equipment. Attendees included Gladys Hewitt Ruth Bubeck Helen Hammond Eloise Nichols Katherine Collier Myrtle Haddix Minnie Gettings Barneta Lindley Mae Jenkins Mable Edwards Gertrude Strohm Grace Nichols Ellen Ferris and guests Ethel Hilbert Ann Jones. Hostess was Irene Perkins. Next regular meeting February 12 at Grace Nichols home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Irene Perkins
Anna Jones
Eloise Nichols
Swope
Terre Haute
Myrtle Haddix
Katherine Collier
Gladys Hewitt
Ruth Bubeck
Helen Hammond
Minnie Gettings
Barneta Lindley
Mae Jenkins
Mable Edwards
Gertrude Strohm
Grace Nichols
Ellen Ferris
Ethel Hilbert
Ann Jones
Masonig Work January 23 at Marshall Lodge No 183
Marshall Lodge No. 183 A F and A M meets Wednesday night January 23 at 7 30. Work in the BA degree. All master Masons urged to attend. Refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Lodge
Revival services at Brick Church ongoing nightly in January
Rev E O Allen of Carbondale Illinois conducts revival at Brick Church with services nightly at 7 pm through January 27. He will also speak at Livingston Church Sunday at 2 pm as guest for the Illinois Evangelistic Association inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Church
E. O. Allen
Carbondale, Til
Southern Illinois Conference Methodist Church
Brick
Allen
Livingston Church
Iliana Evangelistic Association
Doctor Buckner Dies in Gilman Illinois
Dr. R. A. Buckner died at his Gilman home after months of illness. He taught school in youth, graduated Rush Medical College in 1911, and began practice in Gilman that year. Survivors include his widow Anna two sons Dr. Rylan Buckner and Roger both of Gilman and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Buckner
Gilman
Ilinois
Buckner
Melrose Township
Rush Medical College
Giladr
Anna
Rylan Buckner
Roger
Elder Fuson Relocates to Greenup as Baptist Pastor
Herald report notes Elder W. A. Fuson now living in Greenup where he serves as pastor of the First Baptist church. He previously lived in Casey and still identifies as Baptist and Republican and supports Taft for president. A separate item states Walter F Hutchinson resigns as city light and water collector. Mildred Jared to assume duties February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
W. A. Fuson
Court House
Greenup
First Baptist Church
Eld. Fuson
Casey
Taft
New City
Walter F Hutchinson
Mildred Jared
Ka U
Two Births and a Wedding in Indiana and Paris
Mr and Mrs Sidney Rians of Indianapolis announce a son born to Mrs Rains formerly Betty Ruth Amacher. Mr and Mrs John Hardway announce a son weighing 7 lbs 11 ozs at Union hospital on January 10. mother is Jane Harper. Miss Rena Mae Athey wed John Graham in Paris Saturday. she attends Warner Beauty school in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rians
Indianapolis
Rains
Betty Ruth Amacher
John Amacher
Marshall
John Hardway
Union Hospital
Reggie Lee
Hardway
Jane Harper
Rena Mae Athey
Paris
John Graham
Warner Beauty School
Launcelot Lodge grows as town recalls winter days
IN DAYS GONE BY notes say Launcelot Lodge No. 67 E of P has grown to over a hundred members with lively meetings. Ben Scholfield greets a first baby boy born early morning. mother and child do well. Marshall Mutual Fire Insurance elects directors, Sol Coldren deceased. Taubeneck fills vacancy. Marriage licenses issued for Frank Price and Minnie Wilson, Wm Pine and Sophronia Lewis. Doll and Stevens work on new electric light plant and water works at Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launcelot Lodge
E. of P
Robert Prewett
Frank Mark
Ben Scholfield
Adams Express Co
Ben
John
Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company
Sol Coldren
O. O. Taubeneck
Jake Meehling
J. F. Haueisen
Ben Meierbaum
Frank Price
Oliver
Minnie Wilson
McKee
Lumber yards sold to Illinois firm in seven towns
The Kiemeyer Lumber Co of Vincennes sold yards in Marshall Bridgeport Newton Oak Town Wheatland Washington and Vincennes to W M Simpson Lumber Co of Galesburg Ill The deal includes seven yards with two in Vincennes A week of 10 inch ice harvest promises relief from future shortages Farmers haul corn across the Wabash on ice Mr Ross Stewart and his wife will move to Marshall Texas visitors Sam Thompson jailed after a county court conviction for illegal alcohol sales with a $100 fine per count plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiemeyer Lumber Co
Vincennes
W. M. Simpson Lumber Co
Galesburg
Ill
Marshall
Bridgeport
Newton
Oaktown
Wheatland
Washington
Indiana
Wabash River
Ross Stewart
Fort Worth
Texas
Sam Thompson
Williams Sells Interest in Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co
Charles B. Williams sells his stake in Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co to Charles Kirchner of Kansas. West Union reports John Coryell and Helen Babers wed on Friday. Mrs M C Doty and her sons Emmett and James plan to move to Wapakoneta Ohio this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Williams
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Company
Charles Kirchner
Kansas
West Union Item
John Coryell
Douglas Coryell
Helen Babers
A Babers
M C Doty
Emmett
James
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Local Weddings and Minor News From Marshall and Westfield
Miss Mary E Pulver and Paul Behner wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev L Spear officiating. Joe Thomas Bennett, 9, broke his leg while playing basketball at North Side Grade School. Irene Craig and Harvey Slagle announced marriage from West Union to Hammond. Father George Hensey leaves for Quincy to lead St Rose Lima. Zenas and Como Murphy opened a grocery in Ashmore last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Pulver
Marshall
Paul Behner
Westfield
Laren
Spear Joe Thomas Bennett
Tim Bennett
Joe
C C Craig
West Tnion
Irene
Harvey Slagle
Hammond
Indiana
George Hensey
Quincy
St Rose Lima Church
Zenas
Como Murphy
Ashmore
Rayhel Couple Celebrate Son Killed in Action in World War II
10 years after his birth Mr and Mrs J W Rayhel of Walnut Prairie report their son Virgil P Rayhel was killed in action at Hickam Field Honolulu Hawaii on December 7 1942 Secretary of War Henry L Stimson notified the family. Lt Ben T Baird recently at officers school Ft Monroe Virginia is ordered to rejoin his unit at El Paso Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Rayhel
Walnut Prairie
Henry L. Stimson
Virgil P. Rayhel
Hickam Field
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ben T. Baird
Ft. Monroe
Virginia
el Paso
Texas
Meeting Change for Marshall Woman's Club
The Marshall Woman's Club will meet next Monday January 21 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Lindley instead of Mrs. Frank Gunder's home as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Woman's Club
Raymond Lindley
Frank Gunder
Bouslog Leaves Clark County Farm Bureau Adviser Post
Huston H. Bouslog will resign as Farm Bureau Adviser effective July 1 after a special board meeting led by President Wm. Gard. Clark County benefits cited include soil conservation districts, dairy breeding service, doubled 4-H, new crop varieties, soil testing, seed improvement, and support for Hereford breeders. University of Illinois grants leave of absence starting July 1. Bouslog to sell Martinsville home and 160 acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston H. Bouslog
Wmn. Gard
Clark County Farm Bureau
Gard
Clark County
Bouslog
Bouslop
University of Illinois
Martinsville
Pat Johnson to Speak at Martinsville
Pat Johnson will speak at 7 00 p m Monday January 21 at Martinsville High School in a county wide meeting open to all. He from the University of Illinois southern Illinois Experimental Fields will present colored slides about improving Clark County farmland including 4 H and grain show highlights and fertilizer work with local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Johnson
Martinaville
Johnson
University of Illinois
Clark County
Deaths in Marshall Area: Bertha Bradford and Amanda Mickey
Mrs Bertha Frances Bradford 69 died Sunday at home in Marshall. Survived by four sons Theo dore Bert Bruce Leslie and TJ. three daughters Ruby Van Rooijen Gladys Brewster Kathryn Blankenship. sister Ora Sweitzer and brother Bruce Fuller, both of Marshall. Burial in Marshall cemetery after service. Mrs Amanda M Mickey 28 died Tuesday at St Francis Hospital Blue Island Illinois. Survived by husband Harold F Mickey Sr daughter Madonna Kathleen Clark son Harold E Mickey parents John Sanders Lily and Joe David Sanders John Chester Sanders, all of Marshall. Funeral services held at Marrs Funeral Home and Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church in Marshall. Burial in Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Frances Bradford
Marshall
Theodore
Bert Bradford
Chrisman TM
Bruce
Leslie Bradford
Marshall, TJ
Ruby van Rooijen
Waseca
Gladys Brewster
Marshall Ml
Kathryn Blankenship
West Union
Ill
Ora Sweitzer
Bruce Fuller
Marshalll
Moore Funeral Home
Harold J Kemp
Marshall Cemetery
Amanda M Mickey
St Francis Hospital
Blue Island
Ilinois
Harold F Mickey Sr
Madonna Kathleen Clark
Harold E. Mickey
John Sanders
Martinsville
Ruby Miller
Chicago
Elizabeth Thompson
Cecile Smith
Ruth Washburn
Mary Ellen Ritchey
Luther Sanders
Joe David Sanders
John Chester Sanders
Marrs
Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. A. Fuson
Greenup
Marriage Licenses Issued in Terre Haute and Nearby
Chester Hills 75 and Lena Orman 51 of Terre Haute receive marriage licenses. Duane Downey 25 of Martinsville and Ruby Frost 26 of Casey also obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hills
Terre Haute
Lena Orman
Duane Downey
Martinsville
Ruby Frost
Casey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sen
Gams Ty
Rmer ‘T. Shawler
Henri I. Ripstra
Claude W. McDaniel
Ray Burkybile
EB. Swinford
Ed Forester
Warren Kenderdine
York
Lyman’ ‘Crumlin
Democratic Party
Herman Tunney
Maco
Morris Electric
CUB Scout Pack Meeting
Wm. Goodwin
West “Union Lodge
Welsh
Graham
Brick Home Bureau
Masonig
Gilman,ll
W A. Fuson
Houston
H. Bouslog
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