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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1958

Page

2

Clark County Fair Dates Set For 1958

Clark County Fair officials, meeting in Springfield January 25 and 26 1958, set the 1958 Clark County Fair to run Sunday August 3 through Friday August 8. The same carnival as last year will be featured and the Duke of Paducah with former Grand Ole Opry stars will close the event with a Friday night show.

Clark County ‘Fair Board Springfield Clark County Duke of Paducah Grand Ole Opry

Pancake Supper Planned by Marshall Lions Club

Marshall Lions Club prepares for the annual pancake supper set for Shrove Tuesday February 18 with tickets to go on sale soon. The Clark County junior high basketball tournament begins February 3 at Marshall Gym featuring four county teams plus invited guests Hutsonville Newton and Greenup.

Marshall ‘Lions Club Marshall Lions Club Clark County Marshall Kym Marshall Martinaville

Hollensee Attends Managers Meeting for Cargill Hybrid Corn

Farm Adviser Robert J. Hollenslee joined area managers at the U S Grant Hotel in Mattoon for a special management meeting. The program focused on sale training, spring planting and sales conditions for corn raisers, with films on training and the spring sales plan. Attendees received desk pen sets in recognition of their service during the current sales year.

Robert J. Hollenslee Cargill U. S. Grant Hotel Matto

Circuit Court in Session Opens in Marshall

Judge Robert Cotton opened a session of circuit court in Marshall on January 23. The master in chancery filed a quarterly report. In the partition suit Fred W Kasemeyer et al versus William Kasemeyer et al, the commissioners reported the property cannot be divided and the court ordered the property sold.

Circuit Court Robert Cotton Marshall Fred W. Kasemeyer William Kasemeyer

Twin Daughters Born to Dr. and Mrs J D Howell in Indianapolis

Dr and Mrs J D Howell of Indianapolis Indiana welcome twin daughters born Friday January 24 named Sally Marie and Jane Ann. They already have two sons.

J. D. Howell Indianapolis Indiana Sally Marie Jane Ann

Johns Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary With Open House

Mr and Mrs Joseph H Johns celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm next Sunday February 2 at their home Relatives and friends invited Mr Johns owns a Dennison grocery store They have three children Harry Johns Centralia Illinois Harold Johns Dennison and Dorothea Bland Dennison.

Joseph H. Johns Mr. Johns Dennison Mrs. Johns Harry Johns Centralia Tlinois Harold Johns Dorothea Bland Tom Madden Oak Street Marshall St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Marriage License for William D. Waller and Marilyn Joyce Walters

William D. Waller, 23, of Greenup Illinois, and Marilyn Joyce Walters, 18, of Wheatfield Illinois, obtained a marriage license.

William D. Waller Greenup, Ilinois Marilyn Joyce Walters Weatfield, Ilinois

Zion Revival Starts Monday Near Marshall

Evangelistic meetings begin next Monday February 3 at Zion church five miles southeast of Marshall and run nightly at 7 30 through February 16 no Saturday services Evangelist B C Stine of Mattoon Evangelical church will preach H V Johnson leads singing Public invited.

Zion Church Marshall B. C. Stine Mattoon

Marshall high school plans adult sewing class and updates on alumni studies

The Home Economics Department at Marshall High School offers an adult sewing class starting mid February with contacts Dorothy Clark and Violet Shaffner. Principal Bertha Kammacher will visit Eastern Illinois University February 17 to meet Marshall alumni now studying there. Yale University lists thirty five Illinois students on the Dean's List. Edwin Daly, Marshall graduate Class of 1954, is among them. Ann Jensen named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow with top exam score. her paper will compete for state All-America honors and a New York pin. Marshall administrators attend January 30 conference at Eastern Illinois University on re organization curriculum and finance needs of community schools.

Marshall High School Dorothy Clark Violet Shaffner Bertha Kammacher Charleston Eastern Illnois‘ University Yale University Illinois Yale College Edwin Cole Daly Daly Betty Crocker Ann Jensen Trifarl New York Marshall Community Unit Eastern Illinois University Illinois Council On Community Schools Extension Service In Agriculture and Home Economics University of Illinois

Attendees Gather for Jimmy Tingley’s Charleston Funeral

Marshall residents traveled to Charleston for the funeral of Jimmy Tingley 5 son of Don and Mrs Tingley of Charleston and grandson of Fred and Mrs Tingley at the Methodist church last Tuesday afternoon.

Marshall Jimmy Tingley Don Tingley Charleston Fred Tingley Alice Reedy Howard Murphy Howard Kemper Laura Carpenter Virgil Remlinger Herbert Fawley Faris Sweet

Marriage Licenses and Local Church Plans in Casey

Marriage licenses listed include Oscar Swisher Norborne Missouri and Ray Hutchings Dolson township Ezra Hurt Johnson township and Anna Seaton Orange township Frank Miller Nellie Sellers York township Rev W A Fuson and family moved from Clarksville to Arkansas have returned and located in Casey Trustees accept Vincennes architects plans for a new Congregational church and parsonage bids due February 20 Dan Emerson Jud Harlan Frank Greenough and Kid Archer walked to Terre Haute last Sunday Carroll Clem and wife welcomed a baby daughter Friday Preliminary sewerage installation papers are being prepared and pushed forward.

Oscar Swisher Norborne Missouri Ray “Hutchings Dolson Ezra ‘Hurt Kurt Johnson Anna Seaton Orange Township Frank Miller Nellie Sellers York W. A. Fuson Clarksville Arkansas Casey Congregational Church Vincennes Dan Emerson Jud Harlan Frank Greenough Kid Archer Terre Haute Carroll Clem

Local garage changes hands as Lloyd Pulver era ends

Frank Machlan of Dennison will take charge of the long running garage and auto business next week. A county Farm Bureau drive presses memberships to tap state and federal funds to support county operations. Marriage licenses issued to Dorsey Rea sor with Allie Miller, Charles Myles with Ruth Cunningham, and G W Baker with Mabel Walker. Warren Baker, in AE aviation, is reported seriously ill with pneumonia at Camp in France. Rural mail carriers Frank M. Hurst and Robert David gon resign to pursue private interests. Daniel Finkbiner notes the safe arrival of his son Homer in France, a member of an aero squadron.

Frank Machlan Dennison Lloyd Pulver Farm Bureau Dorsey E. Reasor Allie Miller Anderson Township Charles Myles Ruth Cunningham Marshall G. W. Baker Terre Haute Mabel A. Walker Wabash Warren Baker AE Aviation Frank M. Hurst Robert David ‘Gon Daniel Finkbiner Homer France Aéreo

Wright brothers air machine boxed for England shipment

The original Wright brothers air machine, first to carry a human under control, is boxed for shipment to England though the Smithsonian would prefer it remain. State officials report survey work on Route 49 toward the Clark-Jasper county line, to be built that way. Mr and Mrs John Boesiger returned from a Charlotte honeymoon, and Don Kesler announces the arrival of a baby boy born Wednesday.

Wright Brothers England Smithsonian Institution The Herald Casey Clark Jasper County John Boesiger Charlotte North Carolina Walter Boesiger, Jr Don Kesler

Marriage Licenses Reported In Martinsville Thirty Eight

Twenty years ago in 1938 Roy N Davis aged 34 and Irma Wood aged 30 both of Martinsville were issued a marriage license. Mrs. Leon Cox formerly of Marshall died in Kansas City Missouri. Joseph Gunder Sr of Marshall announced his son Joseph Jr married Ruth Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Thompson at St Marys Church. January was the driest since 1931 with 1.09 inches. Maurice Fredenberger returned from Tulsa Oklahoma after a month visiting relatives.

Roy N Davis Martinsville Irma Wood Marshall Leon Cox Kansas City Missouri Joseph Gunder, Sr Joseph, Jr Ruth Thompson Allen Thompson St. Mary's Church Maurice Fredenberger Tulsa Oklahoma Harry Fredenberger

Birth of Stephen Michael Bryan in Terre Haute

Ten years ago in 1948 Lt Commander Garland Bryan and Mrs Virginia Bryan announce the birth of a son Stephen Michael born Sunday January 25 at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Mrs Bryan formerly Miss Virginia Bubeck daughter of Mr and Mrs Balsaar Bubeck near West Union. Marriage license issued to Robert Goble 27 Casey and Charlotte Newlin 21. Last week Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company purchased the building on North Sixth Street, occupied for many years by

Garland Bryan Stephen Michael Union Hospital Terre Haute Bryan Virginia Bubeck Balsaar Bubeck West Union Robert Goble Casey Charlotte Newlin Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company North Sixth Street

Deaths: William Meehling and Andy Cunningham

William Meehling 78 died Tuesday night at Christian Nurs Home survived by sisters Mrs. Mary Geheb Paris Illinois and Mrs. Elizabeth Bray Terre Haute Indiana. Requiem Mass at St Marys Church Friday 10:00 am burial in St Marys Cemetery. Andy Cunningham 87 died Sunday in Marshall survived by five daughters Trixie Barcus Grace Davison Opal Davis Mary and Edna Cunningham, one son James and sister Mrs Orpha Lenhart. Service Wednesday 2:00 pm Marrs Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Kemp with burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

William Meehling Mary Geheb Paris Elizabeth Bray Terre Haute Ind Moore Funeral Home St.Mary's Church St., ‘Mary’ ‘8 Andy Cunningham Marshall Trixie Barcus Roachdale Indiana Grace Davison Ill Opal Davis Harris Iowa Mary Cunningham Edna Cunningham James Tampa Florida Orpha Lenhart Georgetown Ilinois Marrs H. J. Kemp W. E. Hall Charleston Mt. Pleasant

Death Notice for Micheal Rector Schwartz

Micheal Rector Schwartz age 88 died Monday evening in Kansas Illinois. Survived by wife Laura Ellen two sons Doit Pekin Illinois and Elmer Marshall rural route two brothers Sam Kansas Illinois and Ed Ashmore Illinois. Body removed to Marrs. service held Thursday at 10 30 a m burial in Clarksville cemetery.

Micheal Rector Schwartz Kansas Illinois Laura Ellen Doit Pekin Ilnois Elmer Marshall Sam Ilinois Ashmore Marrs H. J. Kemp Clarksville

Obituaries of Fred Abel and Gracie Lee Reynolds

Fred Abel 65 farmer south of Marshall died last Friday morning at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Survived by widow Marie two sons Donald and Raymond two daughters in law and many relatives. funeral Sunday at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Marshall cemetery. Gracie Lee Reynolds 72 West York rural route 1 died Wednesday at home. Survived by four brothers. services set for Saturday at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel West Union with burial in Bailiff cemetery.

Fred. Abel Marshall Union Hospital Terre Haute Marie Willard Stoelting Donald Faral Raymond South Bend Indiana Tena Caton Henry Abel Shreveport Louisiana Edgar Abel Moore Funeral Home Robert Swain H. V. Johnson Marshall Cemetery Gracie Lee Reynolds West York Sylvanus Aden Milo Herschel Cedar Rapids Iowa Prust-Hosch West Union Carl Carpenter Bailiff

Second daughter Charlotte Marie born to Caio and Mrs. Carpenter

Caio 2 St and Mrs. Charles Carpenter of North Towanda announce the birth of their second daughter Charlotte Marie on January 16 at Union Hospital. She weighs seven pounds. Mr. Carpenter is a nephew of Mary Rhoda and Emma Carpenter. Mrs. Mixon announces their second child Debra Rose born Tuesday morning at Union Hospital. Debra Rose weighs six pounds thirteen ounces. Mrs. Mixon is Virginia Norton. Father is stationed in Germany.

Charles Carpenter North Towanda, NY Charlotte Marie

Wilhoit Family Attends Illinois Graduation

Mrs. Bell and the Wilhoits with Mrs. Jennie Wilhoit of Paris attended graduation exercises at the University of Illinois last Sunday. Their son and grandson, Robert Wilhoit, was a member of the class.

Paris Kenneth Wilhoit Bell the Wilhoits Jennie Wilhoit University of Illinois Robert Wilhoit

Bubeck and Gallagher Furniture Store Move Notes

The Clark Service Company completed moving into their new petroleum warehouse on Wednesday. Mrs. Ben Setzer Jr and son John returned home north of Marshall last Saturday from Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Bubeck and Gallagher Clark Service Company Ben Setzer, Jr John Marshall Union Hospital Terre Haute

Leach to Retire After 45 Years With General Telephone

L R Leach eastern division manager for General Telephone Co of Illinois Mt Carm el will retire January 31 after 45 years in telecom. He began as a repairman in 1913 and held roles from wire chief to division manager while also serving Mt Carmel as fire chief and civic leader. Reed to replace him as division manager February 1.

L. R. Leach General Telephone Company of Ilinois Mt. Carmel Burton W. Saunders Leach American Legion Robert A Reel Reel Illinois Company Olney Springfield Lawrenceville Thaois St Vincent's College LaTrobe Pennsylvania Lockyear Business College Evansville

Illinois expands test and slaughter plan to Clark County

The Illinois Department of Agriculture certified Clark Clinton and Moultrie counties to use the compulsory test and slaughter plan for brucellosis eradication. Indemnities cover infected cattle slaughtered, joining 41 counties with the program. A county must show dairy and breeding cattle over four months old have infection rates under three percent, with the statewide test average about one percent.

Ilinois Department of Agriculture Clark Clinton Moultrie Bond Boone Bureau Champaign Clay Cook Cumberland DeKalb Edgar Effingham Ford Franklin Greene Grundy Iroquois

Farm Bureau promotes six meat cutting cooking schools statewide

Six meat cutting and cooking schools are set across the state to advance agricultural development. An invitation is extended by Clark County Farm Bureau to homemakers and extension personnel to attend the Ef fingham session on February 5 from 10:00 a m to 3:00 p m Transportation will be provided with pickup times and contact numbers listed for reservations. Clyde Killman and John Garnet of Mayflower Transit visited Albuquerque area family.

Farm Bureau Clark County Farm Bureau Effingham Martinsville Marshall Don Endsley

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Hollensee Tingley Caio Zion Home Bureau Myron Lucas Cora Ohm Fikuart Violet Beard Virginia Myles Barbara Horsley Alice Tingley Flora Sturm Alice Finkbiner Freda Tingley Franmle Harry Tingley Clyde Killman Albuquerque New Mexico John Garnet Mayflower Transit Co Aimee Mt Carmel
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