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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1962

Page

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City Light Plant Opens for Public Open House

A public open house is set for Sunday July 22 at the City Light Plant located at 14th and Pine Streets from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The plant recently earned recognition from the State Department for International Development and will host visitors, including two Grand Fork Island residents, to discuss diesel generator operation and maintenance. Souvenirs will be given to all guests.

City’ Light Pine Department of State Grand Fork Island B. Ww State’ Department E. T (Jack Edward Gilman, Jr S. Department of State Agency For International Development Washington D. C British West Indies Oswaldo Juan Ariza U. S

Mrs Leone Highsmith Dies in Decatur

Mrs Leone Highsmith of West Union died Monday in St Mary's Hospital Decatur after a long involvement in community affairs. She was widow of the late Dr C O Highsmith and survived by Dr Ferris Highsmith of Decatur a brother Ocie Ferris of West Union a niece two nephews including Robert Night linger whom she reared and two grandchildren.

Leone Highsmith West Union St. Mary’s Hospital Decatur C. Oo. Highsmith Ferris Highsmith Ocie Ferris Robert“ ‘Nightlinger

Barn fire destroys Sloan hay and corn on Charlestown road

Lightning struck the Sloan barn near Clark's switchboard on the Charlestown road Sunday morning. The barn held 35 to 40 tons of hay and about 800 bushels of corn in a connected crib. Firefighters arrived quickly but could not save the structure. most corn was damaged though some was saved. Insurance coverage was noted.

Fred Sloan Clark Charleston Road

Martinsville Fair Opens Next Monday

The Martinsville Fair begins Monday July 16 and runs all week including Saturday. A strong racing program and full county fair attractions are planned. Colonel Lewis set August 6 for a levee hearing in Marshall at 1:00 p m on Levee 6 surveyed in 1938 in York township. The Wabash Valley Association seeks a comprehensive water resources survey for the valley with four new engineers assigned. A Vermilion and Little Vermilion hearing was held in Danville with leaders Trefz Shawler and Lovett attending. another session is set for July 19 in Obiong on the Embarrass river valley.

Martinsville Lewis U. S. Army Engineers Marshall York Township Wabash Valley Association Wabash Valley Danville Herb Trefz Lyman Shawler Wilfred Shaw T. R. Lovett Clark County Obiong Embarrass River

Flynn divorce case filed in circuit court

Ethel Lee Flynn and James Edward Flynn are involved in a complaint for divorce in circuit court. John Brandenstein was transported to the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis by the Moore ambulance Tuesday morning.

Ethel Lee Flynn James Edward Flynn John Brandenstein Veterans Hospital Indianapolis Moore

Arnold J Tyler Named New Lenox School Superintendent

Arnold J. Tyler, supervisor of Marshall Elementary Schools, resigns to accept the superintendency of New Lenox schools near Joliet Illinois. He served in Marshall since 1947 and advanced to general supervisor in 1952 53, guiding curriculum upgrades and student opportunities.

Arnold J. Tyler Marshall Lenox Joliet Ilinois Tyler Indiana State College Eastern Ilinois Division of Eastern Illinois Area of Illinois Education’ Association National Education Association Marshall Lions,Club Marshall Planning Com First Congregational Church Clark County American Legion Post 90 Salvation Army Service Committee Clark County Fair Association Amercan Red Cross Clark County American Red Cross New Lenox Fly Bill Dicus Marion Dicus Union Hospital Terre Haute

Martinsville Fair crowns debutantes in annual queen contest

Reigning queen Miss Sherry Hartman and Chairman Dick Lake announce eight contenders for the Martinsville Fair queen crown opening July 16. Contest runs July 18 through coronation July 21 with entrants from Casey Westfield Martinsville Oblong and area, all sponsored by local groups.

Sherry Hartman Dick Lake Casey Jody Tyler Ted Tyler Pat Hart Arvil Hart Judy Zarka Joe Zarka

1952 Class Reunion At Colonial Kitchen July 14

The graduating class of 1952 will hold their reunion on July 14 at 7 00 p m at the Colonial Kitchen. Mrs Myrtle Brattin formerly Myrtle Sweet of Marshall and her husband from Lorain Ohio have left for Mesa Arizona where they may settle in the future.

Colonial Kitchen Myrtle Brattin Myrtle Sweet Marshall Lorain Ohio Mesa Arizona

Paris Livestock Auction Tuesday Sale Report

Livestock receipts include cattle calves hogs and sheep with totals around 305 cattle 25 calves 80 sheep. Slaughter cattle and steers range from 20.50 to 25.20 per cwt with various weight classes. Feeder pigs and hogs show steady to higher bids, vealers strong, cows utilities and commercial 14.75 to 16.20, sows mixed. Lambs and feeder lambs steady to strong with mixed weights bidding accordingly.

Aia Prn

Parmenter Jensen Wedding Planned for July 22

Dr and Mrs Harry V Wann announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Ann Jensen to Thomas William Parmenter son of Mr and Mrs William Parmenter of Atlanta Georgia. The wedding will take place July 22 in the Presbyterian chapel on the Purdue campus in West Lafayette Indiana. Miss Jensen is a Purdue senior majoring in English. Mr Parmenter is a Purdue journalism graduate and is employed by the City News Service in Chicago.

Harry V. Wann Ann Jensen Thomas William Parmenter William Parmenter Atlanta Georgia Presbyterian Purdue West Lafayette Indiana Miss Jensen Purdue University Mr. Parmenter City News Service Chicago

California visitors visit Northfield relatives in Illinois

Mr and Mrs Dale Jones and their two children from Los Angeles travel to Northfield Illinois to visit Mrs Susan Jacobs and Miss Lois Jones. They spend time with Dean Jones family and plan to return to Marshall Saturday with Dale and family leaving Monday for home.

Dale Jones Twohhildren Los Angeles California Susan Jacobs Lois Jones Northfield Illinois Dean Jones Marshall

Deaths of Mrs Lillie Fowler at 80 in West Union

Mrs Lillie Fowler 80 of rural route 1 West Union died 7 pm Wednesday at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan. Survived by daughter Mrs Brances Covich rural route 1 two sons Fred Fowler rural route 1 Gene Fowler Louisville brother Charles Murphy rural route 1 sisters Mrs Ola Brad bury Mrs Etta Johnson both rural route 1 and Mrs Maude Hand Hutsonville eight grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services 2:00 pm Saturday Prost Hosch Funeral Chapel burial York Cemetery minister William Parker in charge.

Lillie Fowler West Union Mary Sherman Sullivan Indiana Brances Covich Fred Fowler Gene Fowler Louisville Charles Murphy Ola Bradbury Etta Johnson Maude Hand Hutsonville Prost- Hosch York Cemetery William Parker

Weather notes and a hospital admission in Rogers Arkansas

Walter F. Hutchinson of Rogers notes very hot dry weather with a 102 temperature last Sunday and no rain. Fay Miller was taken to Union Hospital for treatment Wednesday of this week.

Walter F. Hutchinson Rogers Arkansas Ing Fay Miller Union Hospital

Concrete stage completed at Clark County Fair

The Clark County Fair Association with contractor John Snedeker finished a 30 by 40 foot concrete stage in front of the grandstand. The 66th Clark County Fair and races run August 5 to 10 with premiums totaling 61,000 dollars. The program features queen judging, parachute stunts, harness races, pony acts, baton contests, and the Roy Acuff show closing the week.

Clark County Fair Association John Snedeker Marshall Illinois Nancy Young Clark, County Duke Family Circus Ruby Roberta Jones Clark County Fair Roy Acuff WSM Grand Ole Opry Roy Aculff

Marriage Licenses and Social Notes From Darwin Township

List of local marriage licenses including Lyman Clough with Lola Hollenbeck and others in Darwin and Terre Haute. Guest visits from Paducah and Indianapolis. Social events feature dinners hosted by the Hollers and visits with relatives in Robinson and Lafayette. Births note Elmer Smitley’s baby boy born July 6 and Veral Kuykendall’s seven pound son Robert Junior born July 2 near Marshall.

Otto May Lafayette Indiana Silas Claypool Gene Robinson William Knipe P. P. Haslitt Maywood Fred Gagen Everett Duckworth Martinsville Roy Hunt Elmer Smitley Veral Kuykendall Marshall Robert Junior

Two 1922 Marriages Licensed in Indiana State

In 1922 marriage licenses were issued for Eugene R. Kelly 21 Wanatah to Gertrude Gunder 17 Marshall and Guy Ruby 19 Johnson township to Dessie Kline 18 Johnson township. Miss Kathleen Beachout returns home after a three week visit with her sister Mrs. Roy L. Fox north of Brocton. Mrs. W. W. Moody and daughters Martha and Gernell visit Mr. and Mrs. John Ashworth in Kansas. Rev. and Mrs. Clark S Thomas travel to Chicago for master classes. E Robert Smith visits Casey. Misses Mary English Helen Baird Mrs Rosene Nusbaum depart for Findlay Ohio.

Eugene R. Kelly Wanatah Indiana Gertrude Gunder Marshall Guy Ruby Johnson Township Dessie Kline Kathleen Beachout Clarksville Roy L. Fox Brocton W. W. Moody Martha Gernell Kansas John Ashworth Clark S Thomas Chicago Thomas E. Robert Smith Bessie Haworth Casey Mary English Helen Baird Rosene Nusbaum Findlay Ohio

Pulver Family Visit From Tulsa Arrives in Marshall

Thirty years ago in 1932 Mr and Mrs George Pulver and daughters Eileen and Susanna of Tulsa Oklahoma visited his brothers Lloyd Pulver and Myles Pulver and their families and his sister Mrs Charles Sweitzer east of Marshall Mrs J L May returned home Thursday of last week from a

George Pulver Eileen Susanna Tulsa Oklahoma Lloyd Pulver Myles Pulver Charles Sweitzer Marshall J. L. May

Two Decades Ago in 1942 Beulah Church Wedding

On Sunday June 28 at Beulah church Miss Virginia Bubeck and Ensign Garland B Bryan were married with Rev. Harold J Kemp officiating. Also noted are births and visits of local families including Marilyn Sue Smitley born at St. Anthony Hospital and Stewart Alien McClellan born July 8 in Tucson.

Beulah Church Virginia Bubeck B. Bubeck West Union Ensign Garland B Bryan Carl E. Bryan Annapolis Illinois Harold J Kemp Joe Smitley Marilyn Sue St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Leslie McClellan Tucson Arizona Stewart Alien McClellan Lucile Craig Marshall Foster Hornbrook Jackie William Williamson George German Graysville Indiana J. E. German William E. German Don Holscher Decatur B . Holscher

Mary Arlene Siverly Weds Roger Bonnell in Marshall

In a Sunday ceremony at First Methodist Church Marshall 1952 Mary Arlene Siverly daughter of Louis and Mrs Siverly wed Roger Hugh Bonnell son of Clarence Bonnell of Denver Colorado. The report also notes visits by Judy Shonk to Louisville and Charleston and a weekend visit by Sheriff Lou Bingaman to Browns town with relatives.

First Methodist Church Marshall Mary Arlene Siverly Louis H Siverly Archer Ave Roger Hugh Bonnell Clarence E. Bonnell Denver Colorado Judy Shonk Charleston Louissville Kentucky Edward Conlon Lou Bingaman Brownstown

Siverly Family Welcomes Daughter Regina Allyn

Mr and Mrs Lonnie Siverly of Sandwich announce the birth of daughter Regina Allyn weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. She is welcomed by a brother Lyndall. Mother Priscilla Myers is the new mother.

Lonnie Siverly Sandwich Regina Allyn Lyndall Priscilla Myers Roy Myers

Real Estate Transfers of Several 1962 Warrants

Charles M Coldren and Reba Coldren transfer land in M J Peters addition Casey lot 12 for 2 to Ito Richard D Lacey by warranty deed dated July 2 1962. Eugene R Smitley and Helen M Smitley to John L Rayhel and Louise Rayhel land in Woodford Dulaney addition Marshall lot 17 for 10 by warranty deed dated June 30 1962. Eva Wyrick to Johnie Wyrick land in village of Livingston lot 9 block 6 by warranty deed dated June 2 1962 for 1. Eva Wyrick to Ruth Benjamin and Quincy Wyrick land in village of Livingston lots 6 7 8 9 and 10 block 5 and 6 section 9 township 11 range 11 for 1. Margaret D Shepard and Samuel H Shepard to Erman Davis land in section 35 township 9 range 12 by warranty deed dated June 26 1962 for 10.

Charles M Reba Coldren Ito Richard D Lacey M. J Peters Casey Eugene R Helen M. Smitley John L Louise Rayhel Woodford

Local Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses

Robert Dale Veach 21 of Marshall Illinois and Betty Anne Davis 20 of Ashmore Illinois receive a marriage license. Walter William Smith 32 of Cleveland Ohio and Beryl Marie Peer 30 of Cleveland Ohio are also granted a license.

Robert Dale Veach Marshall Illinois Betty Anne Davis Ashmore Walter William Smith Cleveland Ohio Beryl Marie Peer

Wisconsin Visitors Share Holidays With Local Relatives

Mrs Thompson and her son Gerald Thompson of Gadsden Alabama traveled with him to Wisconsin where they had been visiting. Mr and Mrs Ed Scheier of Chicago spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Homer Lawrence and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Geheb of Detroit Michigan visited Marshall relatives and Joe Geheb and wife over the weekend.

Wisconsin Gerald Thompson Gadsden Alabama

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Light’ Plant Paris Parmenter-Jensen Rogers, Arkansas Fairground Lyman Clough Lola Hollenbeck Darwin Township Charles Slusser Darwin Emma Austin Mary Scott Paducah Millard Hedrick Elsie Eggebrecht Mabel Edna Stateler Maude Irene Walker Celia Lake Ross Holler Ben LeGore H. B. Dulaney Robert John L. Green Jayne B. Kerr Louis Grant Pritchard Helen Faith Roy Jeffords Lima Lowell Rice Crawford Memorial Hospital Craig Eugene Rice Judith Baker Paul Baker Marshall and Harry Ferris
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