Complete party tickets list for April primary election
The document lists Republican and Democratic candidates for county and state offices in the April primary. It names candidates for county offices such as circuit clerk coroner and state's attorney, along with senatorial committeemen and committeewomen across towns like Auburn Casey Darwin Dolson Douglas Johnson Marshall Orange Parker Wabash Westfield York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
McDaniel
Charles FE
McNary
Howard Swimford
Ray
Burkybile
Ester
Anderson
Walter ‘Nicol
Auburn
Ralph Burkett
Albert "Jones
Casey
Ballev
Howard
EB. Swinford Casey
Jesse Smith
Darwin
George Hilbert
Dolson
Ralph Jones
Everett WM
Harbor
Douglas
Johnson
Chas
W. Collins
Marshall
Mark’ Stewart
Hutchinson
Milo
Pearce
Martinsville
Wwe
R. Stanfield
Chester "Kurts
William “Br. Clatfelter
Mabel Gore
Herman Burger
Otto Veatch
Charles Speakman
Wayne Beard
J. B Downey
J. L. Gore
Robert
Ramsey
Chris
Curran
Orange
Walter
Réed
Wabash Township Woman Breaks Hip In Fall
Aunt Minnie Kuykendall of Lower Wabash fell in the basement while fixing the furnace and broke her hip. Moore's ambulance from Marshall took her to St Anthony Hospital in Terre Haute, where she was admitted to room 303 and is reported improving as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kuykendall
Lower Wabash
Moore
Marshall
St Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Birth of Stephen Michael Bryan in Terre Haute
Lt. Commer and Mrs. Garland Bryan announce the birth of a son, Stephen Michael, born Sunday, January 25 at Union Hospital, Terre Haute. Mrs. Bryan was formerly Miss Virginia Bubeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Balsaar Bubeck, near West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer
Garland Bryan
Stephen Michael
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Bryan
Virginia Bubeck
Balsaar Bubeck
West Union
Monday Circuit Court Hearings In Marshall
Circuit court met in Marshall with Judge Ben F Anderson presiding last Monday. War ner Newkirk pleaded guilty to forgery and received 1 to 14 years in the penitentiary. Edwin Terrell sued Gloria Terrell for divorce and custody was awarded to Terrell. Jessie Campbell sued Donald Richard Campbell for divorce on desertion with custody awarded to Mrs Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Ben F
Jessie Campbell
Donald Richard” Campbell
Campbell
John W Lewis Buys Scholfield Old Home at Auction
At a special master's sale held Saturday afternoon at the courthouse the Scholfield old home on North Eighth Street in Warren Scholfield's subdivision was auctioned. John W. Lewis was the high bidder at 4250 dollars for lots 1 through 5 in block 2 and parts of adjoining additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Warren Scholfield
Wm. B. Archer
To .Marshall
Scholfield
North Eighth Street
John W. Lewis
Farm Buildings Program at Martinsville
A Farm Buildings program will be held at Martinsville High School on Wednesday February 4 at 7 30 p m. Charles N Glover Farm Adviser announces colored slides by H K Hinchcliff Extension Specialist In farm buildings University of Illinois. Those planning new or repaired structures should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville High School
Charles N. Glover
H. K. Hinchcliff
University Ofllinois
Mr. Hinchcliff
New Drug Aimed at Veterans Promises Malaria Cure
A new compound named averopea is being distributed free to veterans with malaria. Dr. Lowell T. Coggeshall of the University of Chicago chairs the medical department sponsoring trials. Veterans may contact their family physician or Service Officer Eikleberry at the Marshall Court House for details on Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strona
Gideon
Picsberg
Jain County
Statesville
Lowell T. Coggeshall
Department of Medicine
University of Chicago
Eikleberry
Court House
Marshall
Illinois
Paris Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions and dismissals for Paris Hospital cover January 21 to 28. Mrs. Russell Howe entered for surgical treatment. Mrs. Odes Starkey of Marshall R R 2 entered for surgical treatment. Venus Angle of Marshall, a surgical patient, returned home. Mrs. William Koutsoumpas, a surgical patient, also returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Hospital
Russell Howe
Odes Starkey
Marshall
Venus Angle
William Koutsoumpas
Marriage Licenses for Goble and Newlin in Casey
Robert Goble aged 27 and Charlotte Newlin aged 21, both of Casey, obtained marriage licenses. The notices record their names and residence as part of the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goble
Casey
Charlotte Newlin
Insurance firm buys building in Marshall County
Last week the Marshall Jauréal County Fire Insurance Company purchased the building on North Sixth Street long occupied by She Bubeck and Gallagher furniture store. The insurance office will move into the north side of the building this spring while Bubeck and Gallagher continue their furniture business on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauréal County Fire Insurance
Frank Pearce
Bubeck & Gallagher
Insurance Company
Local Death Notices from Marshall and Paris Illinois
Obituaries report death of August V Ettelbrick former Casey resident with burial in Calvary Cemetery Springfield IL. Other notices note Mrs Ella Kirby 65 of Martinsville IL obituary with children and funeral plans at Marrs Funeral Home Paris IL. Also James Griffith 65 formerly of Marshall IL died in Chicago and was buried in Marshall Cemetery with services held in Chicago and at the Marshall cemetery.
Infant Deaths in Marshall Area Obituaries
Lola Mae Tharp six day old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tharp of Marshall died last Thursday morning. The body was taken to Prunt Funeral Home West Union. Services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev M H Melton officiating. Burial was in Darwin cemetery. Linda Mae St John one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George St John of West Union died Wednesday night January 21. The body was taken to Prust Funeral Home in West Union. Services were held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist church West Union Rev Robert Watson officiating. Burial in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Mae Tharp
George Tharp
Marshall
Prunt Funeral Home
West Union
Mertie H. Melton
Burla
Darwin
Linda Mae St. John
George St. John
Prust Funeral
Baptist Church
Robert Watson
Walnut Prairie Cemetery
Frederick Spittler 79 Dies After Hip and Arm Injury
Frederick Spittler, 79, died at Paris Hospital Monday night after a fall that broke his hip and arm. Survived by two sons Herman and Harold, a daughter Mrs. Herman Patchett, four brothers and four sisters. Body at Marrs Funeral Home. Services held Wednesday at Mt. Pleasant church with burial in adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Spittler
Paris Hospital
Spittler
Herman
Martinsville
Harold
Casey
Herman Patchett
Phillip Spittler
Marshall
George Spittler
Henry Ohm
Julia Ward
Grace Sharp
Mabel Curran
Terre Haute
Indiana
Marrs
Mt. Pleasant Church
H. J. Kemp
Marshall Lions win Wabash Valley Tourney final in Hutsonville
The MTHS Lions rallied to beat Hutsonville 25 23 and clinch the Wabash Valley Preliminary Tourney title at Hutsonville. Marshall surged early in the second quarter before Palestine tightened defense to keep a slim lead at halftime. Semi finals saw Marshall defeat Hutsonville 40 20 and upset Oblong 21 20, with Pal estine beating Mayewall in the final to face Elnora Indiana in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheet
Pioneers
Mearshall Lions
Wabaah
Hutsonville
Lions
Palestine
Marshall
Botti Tema
Iarithe
Klonz
Mayewall
Marshall Tourney
Bill” Rhoads
Arnold Flood
Deak Goodwin
Harold Noyes
Eugene Wellace
Willis Strohm
Bob Medsker
Fredenberger
Bull Hunter
A ‘Perkins
Ya‘itourney
Elnora
Indiana
Terre Haute
Local Names Listed In Community Directory
A compiled list of residents and family names appears, including Hughes, Newberry, Siverly, Thompson, Wright, Lovett, Remlinger, Voorhies, Van Fleet, Crumlin, Davis, Drummond, Kasemeyer, Veach and others. The fragmentary text suggests a community roster or social register with numerous surnames and several given names alongside family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makes Abel
Sara Sue Hughes
Meehling
Nancy
Newberry
Siverly
Donald
Leroy Brown
Leland Buckner
Burton , Cooper
Joan Findley
James Fredenberger
Letty Mae
Hi Y Club Meeting At Fred Schaefer's New Home
Hi Y members gathered Tuesday night at Fred Schaefer's new Grand Turn residence despite cold. Twenty four of twenty eight attended as Harold Low led the business session and a two person committee planned a benefit show. James Ralston and Harold Noyes won contests. Bible conference and Christmas gift exchange followed a supper prepared by the host and his mother. Bob Williams to host February meeting. Hi Y met at the high school on Wednesday January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schaefer
Grand 'Turn
Harold Low
Jack Goodwin
Danny Harper
James Ralston
Harold Noyes
Bob Williams
Homemakers and Farmers Evening School Plans
Homemakers and Farmers Evening School meets at the high school Monday at 7 30. The ladies will demonstrate cookie making led by Mrs Claypool home economics instructor. Men hear about corn dryer uses and protein supplements for swine. Dr Wm H Ziegel Eastern Illinois State Teachers College speaks to high school students Wednesday at 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Ziegel
Eastern Ilinois
Mrs Frances Baker Returns Home After Typhoid Illness
Mrs Frances Baker of Marshall came home from the hospital on Locust street last Thursday after typhoid fever. She is much improved but will remain quarantined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances, Baker
Marshall
Locust Street
Clark Service Co Opens New Petroleum Warehouse
Clark Service Company moved into a new 40 by 70 foot petroleum warehouse with raised concrete floor and corrugated steel siding at 1319-1321 Maple Street. The company now operates two warehouses totaling 6,000 square feet and will be open weekdays 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 starting February 2 with manager W. G. Geheb on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Company
Maple Street
Marshall Light Plant
W. G. Geheb
John Deere Show Draws Near Capacity Audience
The Strand Theatre hosted a John Deere sponsored film show called Dr Jim for farmers. The program demonstrated new farm equipment and educated attendees. Ten prizes from Flowers Sales Service were awarded, including a $5 prize for the traveling woman and another $5 prize to Hugh Kesler for the largest shoe size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Strand Theatre
John Deere Company
Flowers Sales & Service
Hugh Kesler
Real estate transfers dated January 1948 detailed
A compilation of warranty and quit claim deeds transferring parcels in Casey and nearby additions. Names include Gillis to Hallstein, Walters to Diller, Smittkamp to Prewett, Huisinga to Beasley, Moore to Hollenbeck, Harris to Cochenour, Peck Spencer to Liverly, Bender to Fred Bender, Lichtenberger to Marshall Mutual, Johnson to Cavoll, Weaver to Staub, Staley to Whitton, Hallstein to Miller, with parcels in sections and blocks across townships and ranges and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Lena Gillis
Lillian Hallstein
M. L. Cook
Casey
Paul
Ruth Walters
Walter L. Diller
Dulaney
Leota Smittkamp
Robert Prewett
Herbert and
Belva “Huisinga
Alta
Beulah
Beasley
Chester
Thelma Moore
Lee
Helen Hollenbeck
Simon
Anna Fern Harris
R. O. Cochenour
Martha Peck Spencer
Mary Liverly
Walter Bender
Fred Bender
Dolt
Neema Lichtenberger
Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company
Marshall
Homer
Tressie Johnson
Noble
Irene Cavoll
Keith Weaver
Bernard and
Gladys Staub
Glenn Staley
D. F
Doris Staley Whitton
Conger’s
Cumberland
Lilian Hallstein
W. O
Bess Miller
Cook
Herald Office Adds New Equipment and Fire at Clarksville
The Herald reports upgrading its office with an automatic job press called the Little Giant and abundant new type improving service for Marshall and Clark County residents. A fire at Elmer Schwartz’s home near Clarksville last Saturday caused minimal damage thanks to quick neighborly response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
The
Herald
Marshall
Clark County
Elmer Schwartz
Clarksville
West Union trader expands, buys Hutsonville stock
Charles Prevo of West Union buys M. Rains Co. stock in Hutsonville and will run a store there while continuing his West Union shop. The item also notes Marshall’s oldest buildings, a near miss of a boy by a buggy, a marriage in Auburn, and local doctors seeking further training in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Prevo
West Union
M. Rains & Co
Hutsonville
Forty Years Ago Eld Fuson Family Return to Cagey
1908 item notes W A Fuson and kin moved Clarksville to Arkansas last fall and have come back to Cagey. Robinson plans paving two streets this summer. Dan Emer son Jud Harlan Frank Greenough and Ed Archer walked to Terre Haute last Sunday. Marriage licenses issued Ezra Hurlburt to Anna Seaton Nellie Sellers to Frank Miller. Chris Stoelting is sawing timber for a barn of 20000 feet, largest in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fuson
Clarksville
Arkansas
Cagey
Robinson
Dan Emerson
Jud Harlan
Frank Greenough
Ed Archer
Terre Haute
Ezra Hurlburt
Johnson Township
Anna Seaton
Orange Township
Frank Miller
York Township
Nellie Sellers
Chris Stoelting
Local business sale and marriage licenses in Dennison area
Frank Machlan buys the Dennison garage and repair business from Lloyd Pulver. Marriage licenses issued for Dorsey Reasor and Allie Miller, Charles Myles and Ruth Cunningham, G W Baker and Mabel Walker. Daniel Finkbiner reports his son Homer has safely arrived in France with an aero squadron. Frank M Hurst and Robert Davison resign as rural mail carriers. Walter Smith injured as a steam boiler explosion alarms Mark Gehl and John Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Machlan
Dennison
Lloyd Pulver
Dorsey Reasor
Allie
Miller
Anderson
Township
Charles Myles
Ruth Cunningham
Marshall
G.W. Baker
Mabel
Walker
Wabash Township
Daniel Finkbiner
Homer
France
Frank M. Hurst
Robert Davidson
Walter Smith
Mark Gehl
John Carroll
Twenty Years Ago Local Notices Chronicle Small Events
1928 twenty years ago report lists Herman Fawley foot injury from wagon incident in farm area. Joe Grabenheimer hospitalized in Terre Haute after paralysis stroke. Don and Kesler announce baby boy birth on Wednesday. Marion Poorman dies at home in West Union Wednesday night. Hal Kesler secures long term lease on H B OHair building planning new business. W C Pulver and bride depart Arm strong for Chicago to make home. John Boesiger and wife return from Charlotte North Carolina honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fawley
Joe Grabenheimer
Terre Haute
Don Kesler
Marion Poorman
West Union
Hal Kesler
H. B. O'Hair
W.C. Pulver
Bride of Armstrong
Chicago
John Boesiger
Charlotte
N. C
Walter Boesiger
Deaths and incidents reported in Marshall area
Word comes that Mrs Leon Cox formerly of Marshall died in Kansas City Missouri. The Pythian Theatre owners were Mr and Mrs Cox. Mrs John Hawker southeast of Marshall broke her arm in a fall last Saturday. Doyle Moye and True Garwood were in a wreck on Campbell curve three and a half miles south of Terre Haute Monday evening. Pearl Thompson 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Thompson near Auburn died after illness. Neal Hollenbeck of Kansas City visited last week with Judge and Mrs Wm T Hollenbeck. Mr and Mrs Pat Smith and Mr and Mrs Abe Finkbiner left Wednesday for a Florida vacation and other southern places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cox
Marshall
Kansas City
Cox
Pythian Theatre
John Hawker
Doyle Moye
True Garwood
Campbell Curve
Terre Haute
Pearl Thompson
Bruce Thompson
Auburn
Neal Hollenbeck
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Pat Smith
Abe Finkbiner
Florida
South
New Cases in Circuit Court Filed For Condemnation
Co I P 8 Co sues Roy Hammond and others in petition for condemnation. Florence Carrico seeks separate maintenance against Frank Carrico in circuit court filing.
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Alga
Clark
Can
John.w. Lewis
Paris Hospital News
Verys
Clark C
Europe
Glover
Ed Allen
Drew
Casteel
W.’ Gideon
Herman ™. Miller
W. O. Dickey
West
Union
Wm. Stricklett
Dick Richardson
Allen
Parker
Westfield
Ernest-Ohm
Lincoln
Nebraska
August V. Ettlebrick
Dent of Casey
Nicholas
Emma Ettelbrick
John's’ Hospital
Springfield
Kathi
Farang
Calvary Cemetery
Ella‘ “Kirby
Mike Reely
Lee, Floyd
Dayton Daughhettee
Sylvan Daughhettee
Paris
Blue Grass Church
James Griffith
Jesse Harlan_ Griffith
Harlan
Scott
Jane
Marshall Cemetery
Mths School News
Homemakers and Farmers Evening School
Clark Service Company
John Deere Show
Jim Doherty
St James
Col. Wm. B. Archer
Marshall House
Paul Gallagher
J. L. Arbuckle
Etta Church
A. B. Church
Hattie Shaffner
G. W. Prewett
H. W. Haslitt
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