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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1954

Page

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First day to file petitions for April 18 primary

Monday was the first day to file petitions for the April 18 primary. Filed for various ticket positions include Melrose Edward W Evans, Orange Morton Wilson, Wabash Orville Taylor, Vanscoyk Murphy Russell, and others.

Melrose Edward W. Evans Orange Morton Wilson Wabash Orville Taylor Een Vanscoyk Murphy Russell Ed Forester Carey M. la Jack Baxter Anderton Walter Starkey Auburn Otto’ Veach Casey Mays. Marshall Chris' “Curran Marshall William R. “Clatfelter Martinsville Harry J. Downey Weatfield Marion Clapp Herman Tumey

County Board in Session Tuesday

Clark County Board of Supervisors met in special session with all members present. The only business transacted was cutting deputies’ salaries in the courthouse by 50 cents per day and paying themselves for another day.

Clark Herald

Sportsman Club Plans Benefit Shooting Match

The Clark County Sportsman Club voted to cooperate with the Clark County Fair Association to host a benefit shooting match on Sunday afternoon January 31 to raise funds for a new grandstand. A committee led by acting president Joe Staub was formed to study purchasing land for a permanent range.

Clark County Sportsman Club Ork Clark Ty Fair Association Sportsmen—Club Joe Staub

Births in Indianapolis Marshall and Sherman areas

Birth notices list Timothy Patrick McDaniel born January 19 at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. Marsha Afin born January 19 at Union Hospital Marshall. Candace Ruth born January 16 at Union Hospital. Debra Susan born January 6 at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. Marjorie dow born December 18 to Mr and Mrs Harrell Howard Sherman Texas.

Maurice H. McDaniel Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Indiana Timothy Patrick Richard Perry Marshall Route 2 Union Hospital Marsha Afin Harrell Howard Sherman Texas Marjorie Dow Howard Drexel” -Howard

Mrs Cora Hull Dies in California Hospital

Mrs Cora M Hull widow of Daniel W Hull and former residents of Marshall and West Union died in a Santa Barbara California hospital on January 16 after two weeks in hospital following illness. She was born in Clark County and was a school teacher from 1892. Surviving are a son and daughter. services were held January 20 in Covina California where she was buried beside her husband.

Cora M. Hull Daniel W. ‘Hull Marshall West Union Santa Barbera California ‘Hospital Bature Clark County Huaban Calitornia Ughter McKinney Maude’ Garrison Covina Os California

Lions Club Plans Fish Fry to Reduce Debts

The Marshall Lions Club holds a Wednesday meeting replacing the annual fish fry with a plan to raise funds. The club aims to reduce $900 in indebtedness by selling Serlough tickets and asks members to sell them. Pancake prep help is arranged with Aunt Jemima of Indianapolis for Thursday February 18.

Marshall Lions Sena Trertiel Lions‘ Club Jemima Indianpolis

Clark County Fair Board to Attend State Meetings in Springfield

The Clark County Fair Board will attend the State Association meetings in Springfield on Sunday the 24th and Monday the 25th of January. The annual stockholders meeting is set for Wednesday January 27 at 7:45 p.m. in the courthouse court room. Purchased steel for the grandstand will be shipped to the Clark County Fair Association on Wednesday. the board plans to begin erecting a new grandstand afterward.

Clark” County the Fair Board

Clark County on the Air Next Sunday Farm Program

A radio program titled Sunday on The Farm will air next Sunday January 24 at 12 30 p m over WLW Cincinnati Ohio. The broadcast focuses on farming topics and aims to interest farming people in Clark County.

Clark County WLW Cincinnati Ohio

Local Obituaries From Marshall area

Several deaths are reported in Marshall and nearby towns. Margaret Ann Pickens aged 52 died at home on Michigan Avenue with family survivors, funeral plans pending. Edward Findley, eight three, died at Union Hospital Terre Haute with services conducted by Rev. Kemp, burial at Clarkaville cemetery. Flora Hagist aged 87 died at home with funeral services led by Rev. Port eus and burial at Marshall Cemetery.

Margaret Ann Pickens Michigan Avenue Marshall James Roman Duane Pickens Royal Oak Michigan Ruth Lawrence Linda Lee Pickens Albert Tingley Arthur Edward Tingley Grace Hilly Marrs Funeral Home

New Case in Circuit Court Helen Melton v Don Melton

A divorce case is filed in circuit court naming Helen Melton as plaintiff and Don Melton as defendant. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief as per applicable laws. No further details were provided in the readable text.

Circuit Court

Manhart Celebrates 20th Birthday at Union Home

Local celebration honors Manhart at his son Ray Manhart and wife home near Wear Union. The event marks his twentieth birthday with family attendance and neighbors joining in the quiet observance.

Local 1904 Leap Year Babies and Rural Mail Growth

Notes from Dennison area recount leap year birthdays George Meitzel and Nellie Arbuckle in 1904. Mentions apoplexy death of Will Buckner near Moriah, marriage unions Edward Craig and Dosie Ditzenberger. John Newell and Gertrude Bryant. Charles Liggett and Minnie Pine. John Hyer and Laura Findley. Rural mail routes West Union Dennison inspected. Prof. B A Sweet and wife awaiting a baby daughter.

George Meitzel Nellie Arbuckle Esta Arbuckle Dennison Edward Craig Dosie Ditzenberger John A. Newell Wabash Gertrude Bryant Charles M. Liggett Minnie Piné John .W. Hyer Laura

Recall of Historic Trunk and Quilts Highlighted in Exhibit

Exhibit S recalls a 106 year old trunk gifted to a mother at age eight and a pair of quilts over 120 years old. The items trace a family journey by canal boat to Marshall Illinois and a dramatic stagecoach loss and recovery, with notes on homespun material and a tie to President Garfield.

Marshall ‘Women’s Club Smre Fréd. Moore Was. van Ab General Ohio Pennsylvania Carton New Orleans James‘. Garfield President Garfield Hadd Marshall Towmake Senatt Weeties Terre

Marshall Chamber Hears Call for More Teachers

A.J. Tyler of the elementary schools spoke on teacher shortages and recruitment to meet rising enrollments. He urged salaries and conditions to attract new teachers. Jack Manwaring announced the Chamber board plans to buy an automatic water control unit for the city water tower to improve fire protection and reduce future insurance costs.

A.J. Tyler Marshall’ Chamber of Commerce Tyler Jack Manwaring Chamber Chamber of Commerce Board‘ of ‘Directors

Mrs Ada Breen of St Francisville Dies

Mrs Ada Breen of St Francisville died Sunday morning. She was sister of Rev I E Vannie. Death also claimed two brothers and a nephew recently. Trinity church extends sympathy.

Ada Breen St. Francisville

Lyman Pritchard and Nora Murphy wed in West Union

Forty years ago in 1914 Lyman Pritchard and Nora Murphy married at the Baptist parsonage in West Union. Both residents of York, Nora a Murphy daughter and Lyman a Pritchard son. A later note mentions a fine boy baby born to Dr and Mrs R A Mitchell and Maude E Strohm's death at 25 with interment in Ohio cemetery.

Lyman Pritchard Nora ‘Murphy Baptist Parsonage West Union York Fred Murphy George Pritchard Charles Macke Sophia's Jesse’ Gallatin Arkansas Jesse R. A. Mitchell Frank Bush Kansas City Missouri Bush Maude E Henry Strohm Aingering Ohio Cemetery

Auburn Civil War veteran William J Payne dies at 78

Thirty years ago in 1924 William Jefferson Payne died at his Auburn home aged 78. He was a Civil War veteran and survived by his wife two daughters and three sons. Also reported that Prevo Motor Company was robbed Wednesday night with a Burroughs adding machine and a typewriter stolen.

William Jefferson Payne Auburn

Former Marshall Woman Dies in Terre Haute

Mrs. Mabel Houk Coats aged 68 died in her sleep Tuesday night at the Filbeck Hotel in Terre Haute. Survived by son Phillip Coats of Chicago, sister Anna Spotts, and brother Dean Houk, both of Marshall. Funeral Friday at 1 30 P.M. at Gillis Memory Chapel Terre Haute with burial in Livingston Cemetery.

Mabel Houk Coats Filbeck Hotel Terre Haute Phillip Coats Chicago Anna Spotts Dean. Houk Marshall Gillis Memory Chapel Terre ‘Haute Livingston Cemetery

Marshall High Opens Gym as Marshall Beats Paris 28 to 18

The new Marshall high school gym welcomed the public Friday night when the Marshall basketball team defeated Paris 28 to 18. A list of marriages includes Alonzo Smit téy and Martha Colclas sure, and Harry Thornaburg to Estella Morgan, both couples in Marshall. Bates Nay suffered facial and arm burns at the C. R. Johnson bakery when he added coal to the oven to start a fire. Amy Louise Smith, daughter of Alvan and Louisa Smith, was born near Auburn on November 16, 1883, and died near Marshall on January 8, 1924, aged 40.

Marshall High School Marshall Paris Alonzo C. Smittéy Martha Colclassure Idla Harry Thornaburg Estella Morgan Ae Bates Nay C. R. Johnson Amy Louise Smith Alvan Louisa Smith Auburn

Twenty Years Ago Births and Local Business Deals

Twenty years ago in 1934, a baby girl was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burket, former Auburn township residents. Mrs. Burkett was formerly Golda Morgan. Ragan Hedges sold his East Main garage to Harold Logue and Verle Zellers of Martinsville, forming Logue and Zellers. Fred Holzworth celebrated his eighty fourth birthday at a dinner hosted by daughter Mrs. Robert Geisert. Florence Edna Baker of West Union was named Clark County public health nurse under Civil Works Service. Otto Veach of Auburn announced the birth of Carolyn Jean on January 3. Garver Frazier returned from the University of Ifficiat for a weekend visit with Otis and Mrs. Frazier.

Joe Burket Auburn Township Burkett Golda Morgan Ragan Hedges East Main Street Harold Logue Verle Zellers Martinsville Logue and Zellers Fred Holzworth Robert Geisert Florence Edna Baker Weat Union Clark County Civil Works Service Otto Veach Auburn Carolyn Jean Garver Frazier University of Ifficiat Otis Frazier

Ten Years Ago in 1944 Tea Shower Honors Mrs Cottingham

Mrs Cottingham of Terre Haute was guest of honor at a Sunday tea and birthday shower at Mrs Set zer’s home east of Marshall. Announcements include the birth of Coral Kay to Mrs Highsmith of El Paso weighing seven pounds seven ounces on January 4. Norman Forsythe celebrated his 77th birthday quietly on Wednesday.

Robert Cottingham Terre Haute Harry Setzer Marshall Ferris Highsmith el Paso Texas Coral Kay Highsmith Otis Keeler Springfield St. Albert Edwards Paso Robles California Ray Forsythe Jerry Johnny Indianapolis H. E. Whitney Porter Casteel John Montgomery Frank Casteel Jay Yeley Dennison Union Hospital Norman Forsythe

Former Marshall man dies after crash in Indiana

John Cy Artho aged 34 formerly of Marshall died at 3 45 a m Tuesday after an automobile accident near South Bend Indiana. Survived by three brothers Joseph Henry Arttho Casey Illinois Richard Lee Artho Terre Haute and three sisters Goldie Irene Morehead Casey Mabel Shawver Marshall Jane Artho Terre Haute. Body brought to Sacre Funeral Home Marshall for services Friday at 10 30 a m burial in Marshall Cemetery.

Edward ‘Findley Union Hospital Terre Haute Eiva Roy Grandview Hurley Marshall Mack San Francisco California Mra Lola Rupp Martinsville, Til Clarence Findley Henry Findley Paris Marr ‘Ss Funeral Home H. J. Kemp Clarkaville Cemetery John “Cy Artho Mabel“ Shawver Jane, Artho Terre Ind Marshall Cemetery

Antique and Hobby Show Held in Marshall

The Marshall Women's Club sponsored an Antique and Hobby Show at the American Legion hall. Judges Mary Cole Temple Lovett and Garver Frazier selected prizes for varied exhibits including a grand prize to Mrs. Fred Moore for a child’s trunk and old coverlets.

Marshall Women's Club American Legion Ara, N. A Hollen Beck Fred Moore Mary Cole Temple, Lovett Garver Frazier Fred. Moore Dan Gard Berniece Broaman E. D. Seed Gertrude/Logue Elizabeth Hagist Elizabeth McDaniel

Bush Bishop Wedding Ties Martinsville Kin to Rockford Pair

Miss Betty Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bishop route 4 Martinsville wed Roscoe R Bush son of Mr and Mrs Garfield Anderson 2802 Horton Street Rockford Illinois on January 8 in Rockford Pfc Bush after a 14 day furlough returned to Fort Belvoir Virginia The couple are former Marshall residents being sister and nephew to Lambert and Gus Hammond near Snyder.

Betty Bishop George Bishop Route 4 Martinsville Rockford Illinois Roscoe R. Bush Garfield Anderson Horton Street Bush Fort Belvoir Virginia Pfc Anderson Marshall Lambert Gus Hammond Snyder

Marriage License for Wells and Stevenson in West Union

Eugene Wells, 28, and Shirley Stevenson, 18, both of West Union, secure a marriage license. The ceremony details are not provided in the notice.

Eugene Wells West Union Shirley Stevenson

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County Board Wm. Griswold Candace Ruth Robert Hedges Debra Susan Hedges Charlotte Wilson Mr. Hedges Marshall Herald Cora, M. Hull’ Rea Ion Fair ‘Board Flora Hagist South Sixth Street Elizabeth Warren‘j, Hagist Casper Wyoming Emma_McVick Anna’. Lutz Terre, Haute Helen Melton Don Melton Alvorce Val -Manhart Moe A ON Iy Chamber OF Commerce Marshallawomares Terre’ Haute Marsaly Bishop Albrecht-Edwards Emmanuel Church Freda Louise Albrecht Carl Albrecht William N. Edwards, Jr
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