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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1962

Page

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Martinsville Man Files for Treasurer on Republican Ticket

Kile MacWherter of Martinsville filed his petition with County Clerk H. J. Kemp to seek the Republican nomination for Clark County treasurer in the April 10 primary. He has lived in Martinsville 21 years, taught and coached at Martinsville High, and worked in land operations for The Ohio Oil Company from Wood River to Lima. He has lived in several towns, studied at multiple universities, holds a BA from Bethany College, and was married in 1925, residing on a farm one mile east of Martinsville-Sea.

Kile MacWherter Martinsville H. J. Kemp Clark County MacWherter Ohio Oil Company Land Department Wood River Illinois Lima Ohio Wilson North Carolina Arcola Decatur Decatur High School James Millikin University Bethany College West Virginia University of Wisconsin University of Illinois

Clark County Leaders Attend Springfield HIA Meeting

Clark County residents Harold Imle Gladys Buser and Anna Mae Murphy from Marshall joined 350 HIA representatives at the tenth annual Health Improvement Association meeting in Springfield at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel on January 18 and 19.

Tiliots Health Improvement Association Clark County

Ed Mills Dies at 81 in Oklahoma Hospital

Ed Mills aged 81 died Friday evening January 19 at a Pauls Valley Oklahoma hospital. A native of Orange township Clark county he is survived by widow Mary three daughters three sons and two sisters Miss Myrtle Mills Marshall and Mrs Wayne Dodd Melrose

Ed Mills Paul's Valley Oklahoma Mills Orange Township Clark County Mary Myrtle Mills Marshall Wayne Dodd Melrose

Fall injures Mrs. Finkbiner at home barn loft

Mrs. Sam Finkbiner of route 4 Marshall sustained serious back and hip injuries in a fall from a barn loft at her residence last Saturday. She was transported to Union Hospital in Terre Haute for treatment.

Sam Finkbiner Route 4 Marshall Union Hospital Terre Haute

Six Clark County registrants inducted at St Louis station

The Clark County Selective Service local board reported six registrants inducted into the army at the St Louis induction station on January 16, 1962. The names are Oscar Lee Chapman, Billy Lon Hendrix, George Paul Burkhardt, Kelley Lee Nidey, Theron Hugh Ennis, and Robert Lee Stepp. Six registrants underwent pre induction physical examinations at the St Louis examining station.

Clark County Selective Service Local Board Army St. Louis Oscar Lee Chapman Billy Lon Hendrix George Paul Burkhardt Kelley Lee Nidey Theron Hugh Ennis Robert Lee Stepp

March of Dimes event set for Saturday morning

The notice invites readers to say YES to a March of Dimes drive tomorrow Saturday January 27 from 9 to 12. The Boys Scouts will call on you. Edith Brooks vs Orville Brooks is a divorce complaint. Everett Seed returned home Monday from Union Hospital.

Boys Scouts Edith Brooks Orville Brooks Everett Seed Union Hospital

Former County Resident Milo Claypool Dies in Charleston

Milo Claypool age 84 died Saturday January 20 at Charleston Hospital Charleston Illinois. He lived north west of Marshall on a farm and later in Marshall before moving to Charleston about 14 years ago. Survived by widow Blanche two daughters Cora Belle Kendall Indianapolis Indiana Velda Dickerson Charleston Illinois three granddaughters one sister Belle Garver Marshall five great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Services held Tuesday January 23 at Charleston Christian Church with burial in Marshall cemetery.

Milo Claypool Charleston Hospital Charleston Illinois Claypool Clark County Marshall Blanche Cora Belle Kendall Indianapolis Indiana Velda Dickerson Belle Garver Charleston Christian Church Marshall Cemetery

Clark County Farm Bureau Sponsors County Bowling Tourney

The Clark County Farm Bureau sponsors a county bowling tournament for members and spouses with scratch scoring. Sixteen county bowlers advance to the February 16 regional in Charleston to compete against entrants from ten counties for state qualification.

Clark County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Charleston Clark Coles Cumberland Moultrie Champaign Crawford Jasper Edgar Vermilion Pratt Clark County Casey Bowl Casey Marshall Bowling Alley Carl Honnold Burt Cline Marshall

Lions Induct New Members and Plan Joint Meeting

Marshall Lions inducted Lloyd Matthias Leroy Brown and Gene Wilson at the last meeting. An audit shows pool earnings a bit over 1000 dollars after expenses. A proposed joint meeting with Rotary and the Chamber for February 21 hinges on securing Henry Wallace of the Wabash Valley Association. Lions review Balls of The Burnside Home. Local bowlers lead wins over the past two weeks. Traveling bowling team to Arcola for final match before playoff. Four Lion teams will enter the state Lions meet starting March 11 at Mattoon.

Marshall Lions Fritz Blundell Burton Cline Lloyd Matthias Leroy Brown Gene Wilson Robert Flowers Rotary Chamber of Commerce Wabash Valley Association Henry Wallace Burnside Lion Bush Lion Guinnip Jim Jackson Carl Brush Fred Boyll Gene Kile Tyler Arcola Pilayoff Mattoon

Real Estate Transfers and Funeral Notices Summary

Real estate transfers include Opal E. Douglas to Wilbur C. Chickadonz for land in section 1 township 9 range 14 dated January 18 1962 and others involving Clyde and Ethel Pine January 19 1962 Anna D. Taylor April 28 1954 Esther Cornwell January 20 1962 Laura Huffman Lydia Rose Lee November 2 1961. Funeral attendees listed from Terre Haute Anderson Indiana Rockville Maryland Karlua Hawaii and Guinnip Illinois. Bryan Allen Bloodworth to enter Shriners Hospital in St Louis Wednesday for future treatment.

Opal E. Douglas Wilbur C. Chickadonz Clyde and Ethel A. Pine Clyde Anna D. Taylor Harold and Patricia Stover Wm. B. Archer Marshall Esther Cornwell Wayne H Della E. Freeman Laura Huffman Lydia Rose Lee Hubert L Lois L. Ashley Casey Flossie Craig Claude Carty Marion Helman Fred Pine Terre Haute Howard Campbell Anderson Indiana William Craig Rockville Maryland Walter Featherstone Karlua Hawaii Edward Craig Mike Guinnip Illinois Bryan Allen Bloodworth Shriners Hospital St. Louis

Deaths in Marshall area include Murphy and Tyler family losses

Obituaries list Doris Ann Murphy age four buried at Marrs Funeral Home with Rev. David Hamm officiating. James Horton Tyler aged ninety died at Maple Rest Nursing Home Hin Villa Grove with multiple survivors including a daughter and son and extended relatives. Funeral services at Marrs Funeral Home with burial in Clarksville cemetery. Also noted are Bert Dunn Floasie Craig John J Nickles and Sharon Ann Walker with detailed survivor lists and rites at Marrs Funeral Home and local cemeteries.

Doris Ann Murphy James Horton Tyler Indiana Ben Tyler Texas Jack Tyler Paris Illinois Yom. A. Tyler Mt. Carmel John Tyler Peoria Marrs Loren Lang Clarksville Floasie Craig Featdent Marshall Mra Itec Featherston Kailua Hawaii Fern Campbell Anderson James Craig Bill Craig Rockville Maryland Alma Tingley Grace Snedeker Flora Carty Terre Haute Sharon Ann Walker Richard Walker Union Hospital Teresa Walker Paul Walker Richard Strohm West Union Clyde C. Campbell Marshall Cemetery

Shower planned for Shotts family in Marshall

Friends of Mr and Mrs Herman Shotts of Albright plan a shower tonight at the Scout Building in Marshall from 5 30 to 8 30 to help the couple who lost their home in a recent fire. Items include women size 18 clothing and men 16514 shirts with 32 by 32 pants.

Herman Shotts Albright Scout Marshall

Local notices report land sales and marriages in Marshall area

William Dittman sold 120 acres north of Marshall to Virgili-Hurst for 7500 dollars and may relocate to northeastern Texas. A Martinsville marriage, William Layton and Anna Clatfelter, occurred at the Evangelical parsonage and traveled to Terre Haute after. Martinsville mourns Pearl Garver, eldest daughter of William Veach, who died in Dolton township. Hon. Wm. T. Hollenbeck sold 120 acres in Anderson township for 7000 dollars to Samuel Grubb. Fayette Fasig and Harry Downey announce their Martinsville marriage. Licenses issued: Charles Geheb and Nellie Davison. F C Liggett and Nellie Morgan. Chris Finkbiner and Louise Hartzler. Leland Downey and Katherine Francis. Saturday Sheriff’s court actions included a poke-square event. Harold Ferris, injured in a fight with Pat Murphy in Terre Haute. Mildred Hogue wed William Roach at bride’s home. Robert Weaver and Mary Phillips obtained a Marshall marriage license. Kathryn Rose Staub born to Joe Staub and wife in Douglas township. Lawrence Lewis and wife begin housekeeping on Fred Bucek Sr. farm.

William Dittman Marshall Virgili-Hurst Fayette Fasig Martinsville Harry Downey Charles Geheb Anderson Township Nellie Davison F. C. Liggett Auburn Nellie P. Morgan Chris Finkbiner Wabash Louise ‘Hartzler Darwin Leland Downey Katherine Francis W. A. Byram Atorney Everett Connelly Arthur Wright Norman Bennett Harry Potter Harold Ferris Jack Ferris Pat Murphy Danville Shrine Temple Terre Haute Mildred Hogue William Roach Mia Herman Hogue Robert L. Weaver Mary K. Phillips Paris Joe Staub Douglas Township Kathryn Rose Lawrence Lewis Fred Bubeck, Sr

Local Marriage Licenses and Announcements 1942

Twenty years ago in 1942 marriage licenses and announcements include William L. Kile 23 of Marshall and Mary Garner 16 of West Union and Lois Claypool daughter of Ophir Claypool of Paris to Wayne Toman son of Charles B. Lamb of Redman. A license was issued to

William L. Kile Marshall Mary Garner West Union Lois Claypool Ophir Claypool Paris Wayne Toman Charles B. Lamb Redman

Clark County Fair plans set for August 5 to 10

Clark County Fair Board met in Springfield January 20 and 21 to arrange the 1962 Clark County Fair. The schedule includes an alien contest judging and air show on Sunday, harness and running races, an automobile thrill show, Duke Family Circus, Kid's Day events, baton twirling contest, parade of queens, pony show, tractor pulling, and a Roy Acuff Grand Ole Opera show on Friday night. The officials expect the event to be the finest in Clark County history.

Clark County Fair Board Springfield Roy Acuff Fair Board Clark County Fair

Births and a House Fire Near Clarksville In Marshall County

Edward G. Gamm of Paris area and Miss Isabel Seigel of Danville are noted. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cramer of Terre Haute announce the birth of a son at St. Anthony Hospital in Terre Haute. Mrs. Cramer was Ruth Baggs of Marshall. A bank barn on the John Wie land south of Clarksville burned Sunday afternoon, reportedly from sparks from a brush pile, destroying about 500 bushels of corn and large quantities of hay and straw.

Edward G. Gamm Paris Isabel Seigel Danville Seigel West Union Marshall Dale Cramer Terre Haute St. Anthony Hospital Cramer Ruth Baggs John Wieland Clarksville

Ten Years Ago 1952 Marriages And Births

Ten years ago in 1952 Marshall saw marriages of Guy Tingley and Helen Welsh aged 29 and 25. Ivan Schmidt 24 from Hughes Springs wed Janell Greenwell of Martinsville. Frank Edward Pearce weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces at Paris Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Pearce of Marshall. Also reported are deaths: Anna English 82 and Anna Black 75, both Marshall widows. An oil field mishap near Casey fatally injured Don Alrey, rushed to Union Hospital Terre Haute where he died Monday night.

Guy W. Tingley Marshall Helen Maris Welsh Ivan Webb Schmidt Hughes Springs Texas Janell Greenwell Martinsville Tinois Frank Edward Paris Hospital Frank Pearce Hickory Street Anna English Robert English Ash Street Anna L. Black Fleming R. Black Don Alrey Casey Hoguetown Union Hospital Terre Haute

Martinsville Fund Raising Drive For New Medical Center

A Martinsville fundraising drive to build a new medical center runs February 4 to 10 with a $40 000 goal. Gifts from $25 or multiples are accepted as gifts or 4 percent loans, via Martinsville State Bank with treasurer Lyle Wilkin.

Martinsville Robert Charles Martinsville State Bank Lyle Wilkin New Medical Center Sears, Roebuck Foundation Sears Foundation

Staub Welcomes Son Michael Eugene at St. Anthony's

Mr and Mrs Don Staub announce the birth of a son on Monday January 22 at St Anthony's Hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces. The baby named Michael Eugene is welcomed by three sisters. Mrs Staub is the former Carolyn Piety of Prairie Creek Indiana.

Don Staub St. Anthony's Hospital Michael Eugene Staub Carolyn Piety Prairie Creek Indiana

Maurer Baby Born Nable Leon on January 13

Mr and Mrs Robert L Maurer Route 2 Marshall announce the arrival of their second son Nable Leon on January 13. The baby weighed nine pounds seven ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Oscar Kirchner and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Maurer.

Robert L. Maurer Route 2 Marshall Nable Leon Oscar Kirchner Wilbur Maurer

Marriage Licenses Granted in Indiana and Ohio Pairings

Roger L. Smith age 26 of Indianapolis Indiana to Barbara A. Helson age 18 of Indianapolis Indiana. Edward E. Dayhoff age 22 of Worthington Indiana to June Elizabeth Beckwith age 18 of Worthington Indiana. Kenneth Ray Gard age 22 of Martinsville Indiana to Kaye Eileen Dugger age 17 of Paris. Russell Charles Will age 22 of Cleveland Ohio to Antoinette D Vincenzo age 20 of Cleveland Ohio.

Roger L. Smith Indianapolis Indiana Barbara A. Helson Edward E. Dayhoff Worthington June Elizabeth Beckwith Ind Kenneth Ray Gard Martinsville Kaye Eileen Dugger Paris Russell Charles Will Cleveland Ohio Antoinette D. Vincenzo

Marshall High School Industrial Arts Club Organized In 1960

Pictured members of the Marshall High School Industrial Arts Club formed in 1960. The group aims to broaden industrial education, sponsors field trips, hosts speakers, and holds regular meetings. Seated are Bill Sweitzer president and Don Baggs secretary.

Marshall High School Industrial Arts Club Bill Sweitzer Don Baggs Gene Arnold Bohn Harry English Tom Myles Allen Miller Charles Tingley Tony Snyder James

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