Marshall Herald Community Notes of January Club Meets
The January meeting of the 4-H Junior workers club was hosted by John Woll with Sam Finkbiner as leader and Jeanette Francis as president. Numerous members and many guests shared meals and visits, including Hulda Junker birthday celebrations and various bridge and canasta gatherings at local homes.
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John Woll
Sam Finkbiner
Jeanette Francis
Jeanette
Debra
David Francis
Ron
Rickey
Larry Seidel
Eloise
Darrell
Ronnie Beard
Trinka Cline
Maurice Miller
Bil Pine
Nancy
Carl Bubeck
Anne Finkbiner
Darrell Sanders
Albert Wernz
Herman Seidel
Raymond Francis
Ramona
Frank Bubeck
Jill
Ethel Cline
Violet Beard
Fred Woll
Wabash Extension Service meets with twenty four members
The Wabash unit of the Home Extension Service met Wednesday January 16 at Mrs Zada Elmerich home with twenty four members present chaired by Betty Hansel. Roll call answered why persons become radical and lessons on table etiquette and why meats behave as they do were presented by members.
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Home Extension Service
Zada Elmerich
Betty Hansel Cherge
Helen Tingley
Carol Welsh
Susie Setzer
Neighbors Friendship Club gathers for meeting and plans
The Neighbors Friendship Club met January 9 at Mrs Hazel Hurat home with Lila June Davis as new president. Members and guest Anna Veach discussed activities including a March white elephant sale a forthcoming quilt project and a valentine gift exchange while sharing prayers and readings.
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Neighbors Friendship Club
Hazel Hurat
Virginia Morgan
Lillie Wilhoit
Lila June Davis
Maxine Macke
Reed
Paris
Rachel Bright
Florence Connelly
Mary Baker
Mable Burkett
Betty Claypool
Alta Cook
Cheryl
Charice
Norma Gard
Mary Hendrix
Juanita Hutchens
Chuck
Rennie
Billy Joe
Anna E. Veache
Lilie Wilhoit
Alfa Morgan
Dorothy Brosman
Karen
Timmy
Anna M. Veach
Future Homemakers Meet Sets Talk on Dietitian Path
Mrs. Geneva Havener a hospital dietitian spoke to Future Homemakers of America in Brazil Indiana on January 16 detailing education and training for dietitians and the many occupations in demand. She noted good starting salaries and gave scholarship resources and agency addresses for further information. Members and sponsors valued her time and the informative presentation.
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Geneva Havener
Brazil
Indiana
America
Havener
Wrestling Tourneys and Matches Schedule
January 28 to February 1 calendar lists events across E I and EBL circuits including Greencastle Martinsville Casey Lawrenceville and Mattoon. Notable items include the E I Conference tourney in Casey and various regional tourneys with dates slated for January 29 to February 1.
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Greencastle
Here
E. I
Casey
Martinsville
Lawrenceville
Ete
EBL
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Planned by Covered Bridge Council
The Covered Bridge Girl Scout Council announces an advance order cookie sale February 15 to 23. Proceeds fund troop camp sites and camperships while troops earn five cents per box. Next event is Ladies Night with Governor Boyle as guest. Paris Lione officers attended from out of town.
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Don Lowry
Feleches Post Hood 4
Covered Bridge Girl Scout Council, Inc
Frank Mitchell
A. W. Adams
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mar Do Wa Home Extension Unit Holds January Meeting
The Mar Do Wa home extension group met at Mrs. Ethel Nightlinger's home at noon on Wednesday January 16 for a carry-in dinner. President Mrs. Bessie Gibbons led the meeting with minutes by secretary Mrs. Marie Curran and a poem of the month recited in unison.
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Mar Do Wa
Ethel Nightlinger
Bessie Gibbons
Marie Curran
Houghland
Louise Irwin
Elizabeth Taylor
Vera S. Shipley
Rita Arbuckle
Lou Jones
Matilda Spencer
Blanche Sullivan
Margie Houghland
Marshall Woman's Club Meets At Mrs Blankenship Home
The art department gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Omar Blankenship's home in UT 30. Mrs Blankenship spoke on the Italian Renaissance and great painters, discussion covered the Mona Lisa loan to the United States and shown in Washington. Members began still life canvases and refreshments were served.
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Marshall Woman's Club
Omar” Blankenship
Mra
Herbert Trefz
Harold Turner
Harry, Wann
Girl Scout Troop 45 Plans Election and Out of State Trip
Girl Scout troop 45 met January 21 at Jill Zschau's home with 14 members and leaders Jane Acton and Anne Zschau. They discussed officer elections, long-range plans for an out of state trip, and a clothing drive for needy Indian and Mexican children. Anna Marie Simpson reported on the Terre Haute advisory council. Diane Gentry and Brenda Pancake will lead the February 4 meeting at Carol Huffington's at 7 30 p. m.
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Girl Scout
Jill Zschau
Jane Acton
Anne Zschau
Legion Auxiliary
Anna Marie Simpson
Terre Haute
Diane Gentry
Brenda Pancake
Carol Huffington
Weight Control Classes Planned by Clark County Heart
Mrs. Shirley Morton announces weight control classes to be run by the Clark County Heart community service committee. Instructors include Eleanore Markwell Casey, Mrs. Violet Shaffner Marshall, and Mrs. Bette Strohm. Plans follow American and Illinois Heart Association guidelines with nominal costs.
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Shirley Morton
Clark County Heart Community Service Committee
Eleanore’ 'Markwell
Casey
Violet “Shaffner
Marshall
Bette (Mac
1Strohm
West Union
American and Illinois Heart Association
Home and Garden Dept to Meet at Colonial Kitchen
The Marshall Woman's Club Home and Garden Department will hold its monthly meeting on Monday January 28 at 1 30 p m in the Colonial Kitchen. Speaker Mrs Marjorie Houghtland Clark County Home Adviser will present Make Your Own Note Paper and is to be introduced by department chairman Mrs Austin Crocker who will preside.
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Marshall Woman's Club
Colonial Kitchen
Clark County
Marjorie Houghland
Austin Crocker
Golden Age Club Entertained by Eastern Star
The Golden Age Club was entertained Saturday afternoon by Eastern Star ladies at the Masonic Temple. President Velda Gintsfelter presided. Songs were led with Harriet Garwood at the piano, readings given, refreshments served to numerous attendees including Terre Haute guests. The next meeting is set with the Pythian Sisters.
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Golden Age Club
Eastern Star
Masonic’ Temple
Velda Gintsfelter
Harriet Garwood
Velda Clatfelter
Bessie O'Neal
Bertha Melt
Truman Ross
Ruth Macke
Terre Haute
Mary Miller
Mamie Lickert
Ethel Nightlinger
Elsie ‘Bloodworth
Sue
Pythian Sisters
F H A Sponsors Childrens Party At Edgar County Home
Future Homemakers of America sponsored a 1963 event for sixteen children at the Edgar County Children's Home in Paris. The party ran from 2:00 to 4:30 p m on January 19 with games, decorations, gifts, and refreshments. Marilyn Brady led the event with a slate of helpers and twenty F H A sponsors attended along with chapter mothers.
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Future Homemakers of America
Edgar County
Paris
Creta Morgan
Sharon Bartley
Patty Gallington
Betty Ray
Marilyn Brady
Joyce Prusett
Linda Parson
Linda Wilson
All
Mary Rackhaus
Judy ‘Bender
Ann Huey
Hila’ Yeley
Edith Ralston
Violet Shaffner
John Yeley
Arthur Shotts
Doyle Manhart
American Legion Auxiliary Plans February Meetings at Watseka
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a fourth division meeting on Sunday February 17 at the Legion Hall in Watseka Illinois. Reservations must be by February 8 to Betty Francis at 7368. A February 19 sewing session will create carpet tags from torn rags to form a one pound ball.
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Watseka
Illinois
Legion Hall
Betty Francis
Opal Murphy
American Legion Auxiliary Choir to Repeat Sunday Concert
The Auxiliary choir will perform again Sunday at 4 PM in the American Legion auditorium. After a successful first show, the audience requested a repeat. Marthann Bush will present slides from her European trip with commentary, and the program will include songs from the countries she visited. Tickets are available from choir members or at the door.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auditorium
Marthann Bush
Islides
Miss Bush
School Board and PTA Host January Meeting
The Marshall Community Schools board met with the local PTA in the school cafeteria on Monday January 21. Dr George Mitchell moderated a panel on school operations with Oscar Kirchner on board organization Joe Welsh transportation Arnold Macke cafeteria and milk program Robert Guinnip finances Martin Tarble buildings and grounds and Willard Stoelting teachers salaries. A question and answer session followed.
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Board of Education
Marshall Community Schools
Parent Teachers Association
George Mitchell
Oscar Kirchner
Joe Welsh
Arnold Macke
Robert Guinnip
Martin Tarble
Willard Stoelting
Eastern Illinois Conference Basketball Tournament Schedule
The third annual Eastern Illinois Conference Tournament runs January 29 to February 1 at Casey High School Gym with eight conference schools Casey Charleston Marshall Newton Oblong Palestine Paris and Robinson. Top seeds Paris Casey Charleston and Marshall enter a wide open event with upsets common in past EI tournaments.
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Eastern Illinois Conference
Casey High School
Casey
Charleston
Marshall
Newton
Oblong
Palestine
Paris
Robinson
BEI
Januay
Ee Ennia
Dlinois
Obituary Lola Alice Norton of Marshall Illinois 1879 1963
Lola Alice Norton died January 18 1963 at her Marshall Illinois home. Born April 9 1879 she was the sixth of thirteen children and survived by ten children five daughters and four sons along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The family notes her faith with Craig Chapel Christian Church and thanks friends for prayers cards and kindnesses.
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Lola Alice
John
Susan Coldren
Marshall
Illinois
Craig Chapel
Tampa
Florida
Warren
West Union
Wm. J. Norton
Paris Livestock Auction Receipts and Prices Detailed
Receipts this week at Paris include 175 cattle 10 calves 240 hogs and 65 sheep versus last week 310 cattle 7 calves 200 hogs and 75 sheep Trading of slaughter steers and heifers moderately active with feeders steady and cows overall about steady Slaughter steers prices range 25 50 to 26 20 per cwt Heifers 24 75 to 25 50 for 750 1050 lbs Cows 18 25 to 15 10 Cutter 12 to 14 Cann er 10 to 12 90 Bulls 17 80 to 19 25 Slaughter calves 25 to 27 75 Feeder calves 792 lbs 25 Choice 550 700 lbs 23 to 26 20 Heifers 21 25 to 23 50 Steer calves 23 to 25 Sows steady to 25c higher Feeder pigs mixed 12 50 to 15 60 per head Replacement ewes and lambed ewes present with trading active Lambs about steady and one lot prime 101 lbs at 19 10 per cwt
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U. S
Bonds Filed In Clark County Election Contest
The Clark county recount contest sees bonds posted this week. Republican treasurer candidate Kile MacWherter filed a $500 bond Tuesday afternoon and Democrat Harold Turner posted his bond Wednesday.
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Clark County
Kile MacWherter
Harold Turner
Youth minister to speak at Christian church
Maplewood Christian church in Terre Haute sends youth minister to Marshall Christian church for preaching next Sunday January 27 in morning and evening services.
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Burton Prust
South 5Th Street
Terre Haute
Milo Prust
Otho Miller
William Gard
Harry Thompson
Ivan Cline
Gordon Coryell
Edith Marvin
John Crow
Inez Thompsson
Janis Coryell
Irene Cline
Marshall
E. D. Evans
Robinson, Tninoils
Christian Church
Maplewood Christian Church
Marshall Christian Church
Democrats Caucus in Darwin to Nominate Road Commissioner
The Democrats of Darwin township Clark County will hold a caucus at 1:00 p m February 2 1953 in Darwin school house precinct 1 to nominate a candidate for Road Commissioner Earl Sweetzer committeeman
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Darwin Township
Clark County
Darwin School House
Precinct
Kilb Seeks Democratic Nomination for Marshall Town Supervisor
Earl Kilb announces candidacy for the office of Town of Marshall Supervisor subject to Democratic caucus votes on Saturday February 2 1963 from 11 am to 2 pm. He seeks voter support at the caucus.
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Marshall
Earl Kilb
Republican Caucus in Darwin Township Nominates Road Commissioner Candidate
Republicans of Darwin Township will hold a caucus Saturday February 2 at 2:00 PM to nominate a candidate for Road Commissioner.
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Darwin Township
Curran Announces Run For Road Commissioner At Caucus
Democratic voters in Marshall Township are informed that Chris Curran seeks the road commissioner post at the caucus on February 2, 1963, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Curran urges participation and votes in the selection.
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Marshall Township
Chris Curran
Miller Seeks Road Commissioner Post in Marshall Township
Herschel Miller declares candidacy for Road Commissioner on the Republican ticket subject to the caucus in Marshall Township. He positions experience in local public works and asks GOP voters for support in the upcoming caucus.
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Marshall Township
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