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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

Page

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Gas Delivery Truck Destroyed by Fire

Fire destroyed a gas delivery truck at the loading tank area near York Central. The driver was loading gas when the blaze started. the 80,000 gallon main tank held gas but one valve could not be closed due to heat. Smaller tanks near the fire contained 2,400 gallons, with several full 100 pound cylinders. The loss included only the delivery truck. other tanks remained intact as crews fought the blaze. Appliance Sales and Service arranged continued gas deliveries for customers and commended Marshall Fire Department for their handling of a difficult fire.

Ny Marshall York- “Central Fallrogs Hollenbeck

Court Notes Brown and Kemp Divorce Hearings

Judge Robert Cotton of Paris opened circuit court in Marshall on Saturday. Cases heard include Mildred I Brown versus Robert N Brown with separate maintenance and partition, orders for $9,001.62, weekly support, and occupancy rights through June 1, 1962. Pearl Barrett versus James Douglas Barrett for divorce with desertion and property settlement. and Harry L Kemp versus Dorothy L Kemp with divorce on desertion, child custody to the man, child support of 7.50 weekly per child, and reasonable visitation.

Robert Cotton Paris Marshall Mildred Brown Robert. N.brown Pearl Barrett James Douglas Barrett Harry L. Kemp Dorothy L. Kemp

Mrs Flossie Craig Dies in Hawaii

Word reached Marshall relatives of the death of Mrs Flossie Craig widow of William Craig of Marshall. She died in Kailoa Hawaii where she had lived with her daughter Mrs W C Featherston since early June. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Marshall Flossie Craig William Craig of Kailoa Hawaii W. C. Featherston

Terre Haute and Columbus couples obtain licenses

Marriage licenses issued to Paul F. Lewis 21 and Elizabeth Maxwell 18 both of Terre Haute Indiana. Charles R. Sullivan 21 of Columbus Ohio and Sharon G. Tracy 18 of Columbus Ohio. Robert O. Thompson 20 of Marshall Indiana and Carol M. Chapman 19 of Casey Indiana. Kenneth Wayne Hall 21 of Rockville Indiana and LaWanda Sue Meschen 19 of Montezuma Indiana.

Paul F. Lewis Terre Haute Indiana Elizabeth Maxwell Charles R. Sullivan Columbus Ohio Sharon G. Tracy Robert O. Thompson Marshall Carol M. Chapman Casey Kenneth Wayne Hall Rockville LaWanda Sue Meschen Montezuma

License Renewal Crisis Amid 1962 Plate Deadline

Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier reports about two million vehicles still lack 1962 plates as the deadline nears. Everett Seed remains hospitalized in Union Hospital awaiting treatment.

Charles F. Carpentier Everett Seed Union Hospital

Illinois election filings and veterans pension reminder

The article lists state and county office filings with multiple candidate names across districts and counties including Clark Edgar and Wabash. It also reports a Veterans' Commission reminder about income questionnaires due by January 31 1962 and pension rules with regional office contacts in Paris and Marshall along with a note on Mrs. George Renner returning from St Anthony Hospital.

Illinois Veterans’ Commission Edward B. Akin Akin Ilinois Veterans’ Commission Edgar County Millinois Veterans’ Commission E. Court Street Paris Clark County Marshall

Lincoln Trail State Park Visitor Report Highlights Growth

Visitors and campers from six states and about ten foreign countries have enjoyed the park in its first year. Fishing is improving with seven eight thousand channel cats added last May and a large population in the lake. Ice fishing and sleigh riding occurred but snowfall limited activity. No admission charge this year. tables and boats to be ready by early April weather permitting. Overnight stays require a permit at the gate.

Clark County Soil Conservation District Holds Annual Meeting

The thirteenth annual meeting of the Clark County soil conservation district will be held Monday January 22 at 6 30 p m at the Martinsville American Legion building A banquet at 6 30 p m and the business meeting at 7 30 p m There will be an election of three directors The directors whose terms have expired are John A Macey Eugene Tingley and Wayne D Clapp After the short business meeting there will be an address by William Brown Jr head of natural resources of the Illinois Agricultural Association.

Clark County Soil Conservation District Martinsville American Legion John A. Macey Eugene Tingley Wayne D. Clapp Wiliam Brown, Jr The Illinois Agricultural Association

Real Estate Transfers in Casey and Marshall Deeds Filed

Executorship transfers include Pauline James and Victor Miller conveying lots 8 4 5 6 in Dulaney subdivision Casey for 9000 dollars. Evelyn Grant sells lot in Archer addition Marshall for 10 dollars. Cuma Lee transfers land in Casey to city for 2 dollars. Wycoff sells land in section 6 township 11 range 10 for 10. Gallatin family deeds cover land in section 19 township 10 range 13 for 2. Crouch sells Lots 57 and 64 Dulaney fifth addition Casey for 2. Crumlin conveys land in section 10 township 9 range 12 for 1.

Pauline James Victor Miller Nora Etchison W L. Lindsey R. L. Dulaney Casey Evelyn M. Grant Lloyd W Audrian N. Hendrix William B. Archer Marshall Cuma Lee City of Leonard Wycoff John A. Medley William and Bessie A. Gallatin Bessie Gallatin

Trefz Elected President of Clark County Wabash Unit

Herbert Trefz of Marshall was elected president of the Clark county unit of the Wabash Valley Association at the annual meeting in West Union. Lyman Shawler was secretary Temple Lovett and Wilfred Shaw served as directors. Seven members agreed to transport others to a January 25 hearing at Greenup by U S Army Engineers on the Embarrass Watershed. Henry Wallace of Grossville gave an informative talk to the group.

Herbert Trefz Marshall Clark County Wabash Valley Association West Union Lyman Shawler Temple Lovett Wilfred Shaw Greenup U. S. Army Engineers Embarrass Henry Wallace Grossville

Fire Alarm At Joe Smitley Grocery After Chimney Trouble

Marshall fire department rushed to the Joe Smitley Grocery on North Second Street about 6:00 Tuesday evening after chimney trouble. Mr and Mrs Walter Garwood returned from a month visit with their son and family in Fort Worth Texas and Mission Texas. Max Cork of Terre Haute, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Cork of Marshall, was discharged from St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute after several days.

Marshall Fire Department Joe Smitley North Second Street Walter Garwood Raymond Garwood Fort Worth Texas Mission, Texas Max Cork Terre Haute Joe Cork Marshall St. Anthony Hospital

Fifty Years Ago 1912 Local Notes and Marriages

Bert Bryan of the Dulaney Bank sails for the Sandwich Islands and Australia from Los Angeles. Elsa Sheppard wed Fred A. Moffitt at her parents home in a Paris-born alliance. A large ten-inch ice harvest nipped next summer’s scarcity. Mabel Lewis entertained guests Friday. A fire in Erwin & Dickinson poultry house destroyed an entire block in Tuscola. Ross Stewart and wife settled in the city from Fort Worth. Arva Mundorf returned from San Pierre Indiana. Emma Murphy visited Terre Haute friends.

Bert Bryan Dulaney Bank Los Angeles California Sandwich Islands Australia W. T. Sheppard Elsa Fred A. Moffitt R. B. Moffit Paris Mabel Lewis Erwin & Dickinson Tuscola Ross Stewart Fort Worth Texas Arva Mundorf San Pierre Ind Emma Murphy Terre Haute

Advertising Club Head to Speak at Marshall Chamber Event

Charles Henry Mackintosh, president of the Associated Advertising Club, will speak in Marshall under Chamber auspices on making advertising a more efficient business tool. Police report a minor fire at Rector's transfer barn found by Officer Millard Hedrick. Mrs Doty and sons plan to move to Wapakoneta Ohio, with Mr Doty staying another week.

Millard Hedrick Charles Henry Mackintosh Associated Advertising Club Marshall Chamber of Commerce Advertising Association M. C. Doty Emmett James Wapakoneta Ohio Mr. Doty George Ledermann Mary Ogden Miami Florida Fred S. Reisner Terre Haute

Miss Pulver and Paul Behner Wed in Marshall

Thirty years ago in 1932 Miss Mary E. Pulver of Marshall wed Paul Behner of Westfield at the Methodist parsonage. The couple is described as the child of Myles and Irene Pulver and Melvin and a Mrs Behner of Westfield.

Mary E. Pulver Marshall Paul Behner Westfield Methodist Behner Myles Pulver Melvin Behner Anow Grocery Ashmore Murphy Bros. Cash Grocery Zenas Murphy Kansas Como Auburn

Clarence Brown Sees Flock of Geese Tuesday

Clarence Brown of route 5 Marshall in Lower Wabash township reports a flock of about fifty geese seen Tuesday morning around 8:00 oclock. He observed them flying southeast along Big Creek toward the Wabash River at a reasonable height, a sight the weather man at Station WTHI Terre Haute can note.

Clarence Brown Marshall Lower Wabash Township The Herald Big Creek Wabash River Mr. Brown WTHI Terre Haute

March of Dimes Event at North Center School

Tonight at 7 30 p m the annual March of Dimes event is held at North Center school Proceeds go to the March of Dimes fund Entertainment includes the Ruffner Dance Trio Cheryl Rosemary and Bucky Ruffner Cakes donated will be appreciated for the cause

North Center School March of Dimes Fund Ruffner Cheryl Rosemary Bucky Ruffner

Wrights visit Illinois Farm Week with Alpha Tau kin

Glen Wright of Marshall attends Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois in Urbana visiting his brothers Vern and Harold Wright at the Alpha Tau fraternity during the event.

Glen Wright Marshall University of Illinois Urbana Glenn Vern Harold Alpha Tau Fraternity

Twenty Years Ago Highlights at Marshall Area

In 1942 Margaret L. Rademaker earned high honors at Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Charleston. Farm adviser T Myers and family moved into the Mollie Casteel house near Archer Avenue. Mrs Ben T Baird Sr hosted Mrs Nelson Smith and daughter Sandra of Georgetown. Opal Martin of Indianapolis visited her Marshall hosts, the Snedekers. Miss Bessie I ONeal left for a three week business trip to Vandalia. Dale Jones of St Louis, son of Mrs Susan Jacobs, enlisted in the naval reserve and became a recruiting officer at the federal building.

Margaret L. Rademaker J M. Rademaker West Archer Avenue Marshall Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Charleston T. Myers Mollie Casteel Archer Avenue South Second Street St Ben T Baird Nelson Smith Sandra Georgetown Opal Martin Indianapolis John Snedeker Bessie I O'Neal Vandalia Dale Jones St. Louis Susan Jacobs Naval Reserve Federal Building

Ten Years Ago 1952 Marriage License and Births

Notice recalls a marriage license for Duane Downey and Ruby Frost, both in their mid-twenties. It also reports births including a son to Mr and Mrs Sidney Rains of Indianapolis, and a son born January 10 at Union Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Hardway, named Reggie Lee.

Duane Downey Martinsville Ruby Frost Casey Sidney Rains Indianapolis Corpus Christi Texas Elmer Goekler C. A. Dixon Whittier California Hugh E. Kirkwood Frank W. Greenough Edwin Greenough H. A. Wallis Oak Park Ward LaRue Mayme Wallis Richard Hunter David Chicago

Melvin Cork Earns Bonito Champion Fisherman Title

Melvin R Cork of Marshall returns from Fort Lauderdale Florida where he fished near the coast and landed a two foot eight inch Bonito weighing 29 pounds. He received an official citation signed by Captain Bill Spires weighmaster Jim Frazier and festival organizers.

Melvin Cork Marshall Fort Lauderdale Florida Mildred Jared Melvin Melvin R. Cork Fishing Festival Committee Bill Spires Jim Frazier Barry W. Hardesty

Deaths of local residents listed in Marshall area notices

Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph I. Monroney age 54 of Marshall Cleone Bartlett age 66 of West Union and Ann Brosman age 85 with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Monroney funeral services set at Hiles Moore Funeral Homes with burial at Harrison cemetery Bartlett services at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel and burial in Harrison cemetery Brosman survived by eight daughters two sons twenty seven grandchildren and other relatives with services at Marrs Funeral Home and burial in Baird cemetery.

Joseph I. Monroney Archer Avenue Marshall Moore Funeral Home Hiles Greenup Vaughn Monroney Oblong Dale Monroney Robinson Harold Monroney Paris Cleone Bartlett West Union Prust-Hosch James Whitkanack Harrison Cemetery Flossie Williams Frances Wolfe Napa California Claude Bartlett Miles City Montana True Bartlett Cahoma Texas Ann Brosman Union Hospital Golda Davis Millie Doughty Casey Illinois Lucy Shotts Martinsville Flora Siverly Dorothy Shotts Alice Hutchens Ada Miller Tllinoiss Bertha Fantz Gary Indiana Vearis Brosman Tllinois Leaton Brosman Marrs Funeral Home Fred Carlen Baird Cemetery

Birth and surgery notes from Indiana hospital report

A baby boy named Kenneth Allen Hut chens was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Hut chens on Friday December 22. He has two brothers Michael and Charles. Mrs J Huffington underwent surgery at Union Hospital Terre Haute on Wednesday morning. Her groom number is 417.

Donald Hutchens Kenneth Allen Michael Charles 3. J. Huffington Union Hospital Terre Haute

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Hawaiti Maurice’ We Coburn Doula Op Bettina Eedports Ray Page Springfield Supreme Court Earl“B. Searcy Appellate Court Robert L. Conn Victor L. Smith John W Lewis, Jr Edward M.finifield Arcola A. Lincoln Stanfield Chrisman Harold M. Jones Zollie O. Arbogast H. J. Kemp Kile McWherter Anderson Joseph H. Kemp Casey William, Savage Caney Ernest A. Donner Darwin Wayne Myles Dolson Everett Ross Douglas Lloyd. Hollingsworth Marshall Raymond Buechler Marshall Frank Cooper Marshall Dick Davidson Lowell Eugene Bennett Chester Kurts Parker Jesse Maxey Wabash Orville E. Taylor Weatfield George’ Rawards Democrat Francis 8 Myron Jim Tedricle Caney County Wreaker C. Turner Walter Starkey Bobbie Joe Francis Dale Veach T. R. Anderson Vern V. Simpson Wayne Beard Earl Sweitzer Dolson W. Denver Sims Chris Curran William R. Clatfelter Wayne Andy Turner Lester Burton Arthur Fessenbeck Clyde Rollings Carl Kirby Robert H. Flowers Veteran Information George Renner Lincoln Trail State Park Soil Conservation District TREFZ Marshall Girl Scout Chorus Girl Scout Chorus Susan Frank Mitchell Howard Young Kenneth Little
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