Marshall High Wrestlers Debut Versus Denville
Marshall High School opened wrestling as part of the P E program with a 33 11 defeat at Denville in Danville Illinois. Marshall wrestlers Jared Stepp Gallagher Williams Martin Amaker Finnkbiner Roberts McGee Stepp posted wins, Roberts pinning in 2 20 McGee 6 2 Stepp 8 7. Next meet is Indiana team Wednesday January 28 at 4 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Myers
Jerry Titus
Harry Greenlee
Jim Williams
Larry Stepp
Jim Finkdiner
Dale Roberts
Terry Stepp
Jon McGee
David Martin
Marshall High School
Danville
Illinois
Denville
Marshall
Marshall Boyz
Gene Gallagher
Jim Wiilliams
Harold Amaker
Jim Finnkbiner
Bill Rozak
Roberts
McGee
Indiana
Mattoon
Ohio trio jailed after bad check in Marshall
Three Ohio youths from Franklin, Everett Leo Cox 19 Doris 16 and Gerald Jerry Stark 17, paid 6.90 with a First National Bank check at Western Auto in Marshall. They were spotted, stopped on Route 1, questioned, and Stark received 60 days in Clark County jail after a hearing. Chester Spikes went to Union Hospital for surgery last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Marshall
Mer
First National Bank
Western Auto Store
Paul Walker
Paul
First National Bank and
City Police
Dean Callahan
Lester Littoral
Everett Leo Cox
Doris
Gerald Jerry Stark
Franklin
Harry Baker
Clark County
Stark
Eight Supervisors to Be Elected in Clark County
Eight members will be elected this spring to the Clark County Board of Supervisors. Townships to elect are Anderson Auburn Douglas Johnson Marshall Parker Westfield and York. Little attention has been given to the supervisor office in Clark county in recent years. PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Board of Supervisors
Anderson
Auburn
Douglas
Johnson
Marshall
Parker
Westfield
York
Truck Crash Near Marshall Involves Two Drivers
A Monday night accident seven miles south of Marshall involved a semi loaded with beer driven by Oscar Rameey 54 of Nashville Tennessee and another vehicle driven by Joseph McGowan 19 of Montgomery Indiana. McGowan crossed the center line and failed to return to his lane, Ramsey was taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute with non serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rameey
Nashville
Tennessee
Joseph McGowan
Montgomery
Indiana
McGowan
Marshall
Ramsey
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Quinn Farm Sells At Paris Auction For 112 Per Acre
The Elia B. Quinn farm of 160 acres west of Oliver sold at public auction in Paris. The Citizens National Bank of Paris as executor oversaw the sale. Clyde Knowles Sr. of Marshall was the high bidder at 112 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia B. Quinn
Oliver
Court House
Paris
Citizens National Bank of Paris
Clyde Knowles Sr
Marshall
Tampa visit brightens Corks with Florida sun
The Herald receives a letter from Mr and Mrs Joe Cork describing happy Florida scenes since arriving in Tampa last Friday. They sent pictures to tease, noting Michigan weather with rain snow and sub freezing temperatures before a 32 degree Saturday morning. They also report seeing Pat Smith and wife in Tampa, who were well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Joe Cork
Florida
Tampa
Pat Smith
A. MEETING Paul Crumlin Moves to Union Hospital
Paul Crumlin of West Union travels to Union Hospital for an impending medical operation. The incident outlines a planned surgical procedure and the involved parties, with no additional complications stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Crumlin
West Union
Circuit Court Dismisses Velsicol Case and Orders Land Sale
Judge Harry S. Hannah presided in Marshall last Monday as cases were heard. The Arney et al. vs Cummins et al. appeal was dismissed. McKinney administrator vs Bartle Evans concerns wrongful death. post trial motion debated. Conrad et al. vs Hammond et al. involved partition with amended complaint allowed. Markwell et al. v Hutson et al. ordered sale of partitioned property after non partition. Collier et al. v Rayburn et al. concerned cancellation of an oil lease. lease canceled after default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Hannah
Mattoon
Marshall
Paul Arney
Velsicol
Roy Cummins
Labor State of Illinois
Velsicol Corporation
Gladys McKinney
Esrate
Lester McKinney
Bartle Evans
Edith Conrad
Mary Hammond
Co. L. Markwell
Cleola B. Hutson
James E. Collier
W. H. Rayburn
Real Estate Transfers and a Zion Ladies Aid Meeting
A series of warranty and quit claim deeds record transfers among Davidson, Barr, Savage, Bennett, Stanfield, Van Sickle, Newman and others with dates in 1958 1959 and values from $2 to $6085. The Zion Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Virginia Medsker’s home on January 15 with President Una Boyer presiding and a planned February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Davidson
James R
Audrey Davidson
Archer
Marshall
Jerald J
Patricia Jean Barr
Nora Staley
Charles E
Louise Savage
Tony Gipson
Dulaney
Caney
Edith and
Ferman Bennett
Fer Iman
Edith Bennett
Macesea
McKeen
Frank M
Evelyn R. Stanfield
Everett
Ids Sharp
Gard
Martinsville
Vernon and
Oyia van Sickle
Westfield Fire Protection District
Westfield
Claude Newman
Elzie and
Leon Newman
Zion Ladies Aid
Virginia Medsker
Una Boyer
Norma Seidel
Golda Seidel
Vivian Maurer
Louise Tingley
Susie
Pauline Dean
Mabel Hawker
Helen Finkbiner
Violet Miller
Lois Johnson
Son Howard
Emma Geisert
Emma Renner
Mary Finkbiner
Jean Miller
Norma Jean Murphy
Dorothea Schaefer
Wanda Finkbiner
Corinna Tingley
Kathryn Beard
Ethel Pine
Verna Finkbiner
Susanna Pumphrey
Newborn John Leland Buckner Noted In Paris Births
Mr and Mrs Leland Buckner of route 5 Paris welcomed a baby boy named John Leland born January 15 weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces Mother is former Joan Baker Great great grandfather J F Hornbrook of North Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Buckner
Route 5
Paris
John Leland
Joan Baker
J.F. Hornbrook
North Tenth Street
Annual Meeting of Clark Services Company
The 24th annual meeting will be held February 7 1989 at 10:00 a.m. in the Melville high school gym. Members will review operations over the past year and discuss plans for the coming year with Farm Bureau patrons urged to attend. Principal speaker will be Wi Kuhfuss president of the Illinois Age Culture Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Wdr
Farm Bureau
Erne Ohm
Wi Kuhfuss
Ilinois
Age Culture Association
Capes
Clark Servies Company
Obituaries of Carl H Webright and Emil Fox
Carl H Webright 78 died Friday at home Om Gary Indiana survived by one daughter Mrs Peter Steffus of Gary and Mrs Tolen of Brocton plus grandsons body taken to state Funeral Home services held Richwoods Church burial in Auburn cemetery Emil Fox 66 died Sunday at home in Clarksville owned a general store survived by wife Ruth two daughters Mrs Eugene Emmons and Mrs Carlton Krock three sisters and three grandchildren services were held Wednesday Moore Funeral Home burial Clarksville Cemetery Marshall Lodge No 183 AF and AM member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Taal
Carl H. Webright
Gary
Indiana
Peter Steffus
Indianapolis
Ind
Tolen
Brocton
Clinois
State
Richwoods Church
Rev. Cayne
Marshall Christian Church
Norman Able
Auburn Cemetery
Emil Fox
Clarksville
Wayne Gunther
Clarksville Cemetery
Fox
Marshall Lodge No. 183
Forrest E. Smith 78 Marshall resident dies at home
Forrest E. Smith of Marshall dies Friday morning at his rural route home. Survived by wife Nina two sons Eugene of McLean Virginia and Harold Greenfield Indiana two daughters Mrs Glenn Freden berger Marshall and Mrs Charles H Goodridge Jr Portland Maine three sisters Mrs E K Arford Miss Agnes Irene Smith Mrs I B Sipes ten grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2:00 pm Moore Funeral Home with Pastor Willis Simpson officiating burial in Marshall Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest E. Smith
Marshall
Nina
Eugene
McLean
Virginia
Harold
Greenfield
Indiana
Glenn Fredenberger
Charles H. Goodridge, Jr
Portland
Maine
E. K. Arford
Agnes Irene Smith
I. B. Sipes
Heyworth
Illinois
Moore Funeral Home
Willis Simpson
Marshall Cemetery
POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES DINNER PARTY IN MARSHALL
Marshall postal employees enjoyed supper at Throckmertins restrained on Thursday January 15. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Hanley Mr and Mrs Charles Curran Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson Mr and Mrs Aaron Kammacher Mr and Mrs William Croddy Mr and Mrs Don Lowry Mr and Mrs Olen Mrs Drexel Howard Mr and Mrs John Norton Mr and Mrs Clayton Kuhn and Postmaster and Mrs Albert Edwardes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Postal
Throckmertins
Jack Hanley
Charles Curran
Robert Davidson
Aaron Kammacher
William Croddy
Don Lowry
Olen
Drexel Howard
John Norton
Clayton Kuhn
Albert Edwardes
Marriage Licenses and Local Happenings in Wabash Township
Hurley Welsh and Elsie Kuykendall, both of Wabash township, wed at the Kuykendalls' home. Other licenses issued include Robert Ramsey and Selva Simpson, Leroy Cunningham and Lula Craig. A farm wagon parade delivered 22 wagons and 27,000 pounds of hogs. High school debate favored township unit school organization in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
John C. Coons
Enfield
Vlana
Haath
Hurley Welsh
Wabash Township
Elsie Kuykendall
Wabash
Robert Ramsey
Martinsville
Selva
Simpson
Johnson Township
Leroy Cunningham
Edgar County
Lula B. Craig
James G Finney
Casey
Nora E. Marrs
William Pine
Lower
Marshall
Pine
Elsie Kuyksendall
William Kuykendall
Illinois
Earl Wilson
Russell Orndorff
Olen Clements
Theron Chenoweth
Local Farmland Deals and Overseas Voyage Notation
Forty years ago in 1919 Auburn farmer J E Thompson sold a 1170 pound Hereford steer to Swift Co Chicago for 28 cents per pound totaling 274.95. John Blockinger bought the Harry Lichtenberger farm of 80 acres at 125 per acre. John Coates bought the E H Jennings farm of 70 acres near Marshall at 150 per acre. A card from Hughes Morton notes his first overseas voyage and status as a full fledged go as you please seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Thompson
Auburn Township
Swift & Co
Chicago
John Blockinger
Ernest
Harry Lichtenberger
John Coates
E. H. Jennings
Marshall
Hughes Morton
Conservation meeting at Martinsville elects district board
At the tenth annual Martinsville meeting David Schiver of Casey and Don Abel of Marshall were elected to the Clark County Soil Conservation district board. Wabash Valley Association executive secretary William E Prather spoke on conservation program origins and objectives. Out of county guests Eugene Steely and Dr B K Barton attended. Harmotones provided musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schiver
Casey
Don Abel
Marshall
Clark County Soil Conservation District Board
Martinsvill
John Macey
Tingley
Wiliam E. Prather
Wabash Valley Association Inc
Prather
Wabash Valley Association, Inc
Eugene Steely
Soil Conservation Service
Effingham
B. K Barton
Harmotones
Larry Staley
Gary Heath
Bob Millis
Twilight Riders Fox Drive Saturday Morning
The Twilight Riders Saddle Club sponsors a fox drive at 1000 am tomorrow Saturday January 24 at the James Ketner farm half a mile south of Oliver Lunch served shotgun use only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Riders Saddle Club
James Ketner
Oliver
Sudden Death of Dr C F Behner in Marshall
Rodecker of Redondo California reports Dr C F Behner age 56 died suddenly at his Marshall home Sunday morning around 8 00. Two youths robbed Emrick Brothers filling station east of Marshall near State Line about 6 00 yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Robert Maurer southeast of Marshall announce the arrival of Patricia Ann born Thursday January 10.
Dixon sheriff sale nets 4 thousand bushels corn at 5c
Four thousand bushels of 1938 ear corn sold at a Dixon Illinois sheriff's sale for five cents per bushel. In political notes the Senate count shows 69 Democrats to 23 Republicans. Herbert Bender suffered a broken collar bone and shoulder blade while helping his father cut wood when a log rolled onto him last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Illinois
United States Senate
Hatton
Herbert Bender
Local Supervisors Chairman Dies at Home in Orange Township
Roy V. Swope longtime Clark county board of supervisors chairman died Sunday night at his home eight miles south of Martinsville Orange township. The report notes his public service and ties to area towns highlighting his leadership and local influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Swope
Clark County Board of Supervisors
Martinsville
Orange Township
Dinit
Faye Williams
C. B. Williams
Axusa
California
Marshall
George M
West Union Briefs Highlight Hosch Arrival and Fox Bounty
Ten years ago in 1949 West Union, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hosch of Indianapolis arrive to live with Mrs. Prust and join the family mortuary business. County Clerk H J Kemp announces payment of two dollar fox bounties on 97 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Don Hosch
Indianapolis
C. B. Prust
4 H Leaders Attend District Conference at Methodial Church
Home economics 4 H leaders from five counties joined 125 feeders at the district Leaders Conference held at the Methodial Church in Wattown. The event, themed Safety in the 4 H Program, honored long serving leaders including Bertha McCleary with 26 years and Katherine Slater with 19 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Jeanette Lucan
Ella J. Fikuart
O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois
Sears Roebuck & Co
Donahue
JoAnn Slevers
George Daigh
Sievers
Dave You
Bertha McCleary
Katherine Slater
Consistent Producer Vinton Reed Cited by Insurance Firm
Vinton Reed of Martinsville is praised by Indianapolis Life Insurance for steady output. Agency VP Arnold Berg notes Reed has 743 weeks of consecutive production, a span over 14 years, with his career linked to Indianapolis Life since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Reed
Martinsville
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Arnold Berg Reed
Indianapolis Life
Charles E. McMorris Remains In Union Hospital
Charles E. McMorris, admitted to Union Hospital in Terre Haute last week, remains about the same as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McMorris
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Mrs Frank Meehling Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Frank Meehling was released Saturday from Union Hospital and returned to her home on North Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meehling
Union Hospital
North Sixth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chester Spikes
Corks
T. A. Meeting
Circuit Court
Harold M. Rose, Jr
South Ninth St. Terre Haute
Gary Breven
St. Anthony Hospital
Harold M. Rose
North 6Th St
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