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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1964

Page

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Barry Goldwater Wins Nomination at San Francisco Convention

At the Cow Palace in California delegates from across the United States gathered for the Republican convention. Nominating speeches elevated Barry Goldwater of Arizona along with Scranton and Rockefeller as contenders. Goldwater won the nomination with 883 votes while Scranton received 214 and Rockefeller about 126.

Cow Palace San Francisco California United States Barry Goldwater U S Arizona Scranton Pennsylvania Rockefeller New York Goldwater

Recreation Day Set for Wabash River Basin July 19

The Wabash Valley Association announces Recreation Day on July 19 at Mansfield Reservoir seven miles east of Rockville Indiana off U S Highway 36. Officials from Illinois and Indiana and U S Congressmen will speak at 2 00 p m after boat put in. Citizens are urged to attend for recreation and improvement discussions.

Wabash Valley Association Wabash River Basin Mansfield Reservoir Rockville Indiana U S. Highway 36 Ilinois United States

Mrs. Frank Baird Dies in Midland Texas

Mrs. Frank Baird age 89 died in Midland Texas after months of illness. Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. She formerly lived in Shreveport and left three years ago to live with daughter Frances Brazelton. Survivors include three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her husband was son of Anna Baird of Marshall. brother George Baird was long time editor of The Marshall Herald.

the Herald R. L. Baird Shreveport Louisiana Midland Texas Frank Baird First Presbyterian Church Rest Haven

Deaths Mrs. Rilla M. Porter and others in area tributes

Mrs. Rilla M. Porter 71 west Union died Sunday at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana. Services were held Tuesday at Prust-Hosch Funeral Chapel with Rev. James Whitkanack officiating and burial in Walnut Prairie Cemetery. Mrs. William H. Hastings of South Bend traveled to Hollywood with her grandson Stephen Less to pursue film work. She will visit her brother Major Walter R. O Neal in Mesa Verde California before returning. Mrs. Sol Handy remains a patient at Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Rilla M. Porter West Union Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana Mildred Denham Terre Haute Prust-Hosch Funeral James Whitkanack Walnut Prairie Cemetery William H. Hastings South Bend Hollywood California Stephen Less New York City Walter R. O’neal Mesa Verde

Trinity E U B Church Names New Pastor in Marshall

Rev Wayne Glabe and his family arrived in Marshall on June 25 to assume full time leadership at Trinity E U B Church. He comes from a pastorate in LaSalle Illinois and succeeds Rev Swift Simpson who led the church for seven years.

Wayne Glabe Marshall Trinity E.U.B. Church Glabe LaSalle Illinois Jwift Simpson

Agriculture 4-H Clubs in Clark County Hit 286 Members

Enrollment reports to the University of Illinois show 286 youths in 17 Clark County 4-H clubs for 1964. The clubs list varying member counts with leaders named, and 628 distinct 4-H projects are recorded across swine beef dairy sheep poultry and other categories.

Fred Manhart Clark County University of Illinois Perry Williams Boosters Fred Bright Fairview Ruth Stewart W O Miller David Bland Jolly Frolickers Dean Hendrix Monnie Gareener Raymond Francis Melrose Jolly Olenn Wells Lyman Crumlin Wm. H. T Gasaway Hobart Burkybile Moriah Go Pikes Peak Patriots Robert Maurer Prairie Ramblers Mack Strohm Southern Ers Jerry Richard Willow Creek Gerald Wash‘burn Kermit Harris

Lightning strikes barn and residence cause fire and loss

A barn on James Fowler’s farm west of Clarksville burned after a lightning strike burning its contents with about 2000 dollars loss and no insurance. The nearby Fitzgerald residence was struck but did not catch fire. A drunken riot in Jasonville left two miners dead and several whites injured. New school and county offices announced with L Garcher & Son succeeding Archer & Casteel and names for treasurer sheriff and school superintendents.

James Fowler Clarksville Jasper Fitzgerald Fowler Charles Gardner Marshall Tena Fite Anderson Jasonville Paris L. Garcher & Son Archer & Casteel Harry W. Drake John W. Fredenberger Harold Bright George M. Morgan

Marriage Licenses List From Casey and Nearby Towns

A compilation of marriage licenses issued for couples including Harold Wayne Lee and Jeanne Sue Wright both of Casey. Carl Howard Bachelor and Martha Ellen McMahon of Brazil. Roger Walter Van Dyke and Linda Sue Spraggins of Casey. Larry Hollingsworth and Misty Cottrill of Casey. Kenneth Shaffner and Nancy Cline of West Union. James Sweet and Jacqueline Miller of Marshall with Leslie Mullen and Mary Down of Casey. Delbert Morse and Annah Brown of Belleville Illinois.

Harold Wayne Lee Casey Jeanne Sue Wright Carl Howard Bachelor Brazil Indiana Martha Ellen McMahon Roger Walter van Dyke Worth J Linda Sue Spraggins Larry Franklin Hollingsworth Martinsville Misty Sue Cottrill Casey Kenneth Lavern Shaffner West Union Nancy Julene Cline James Stephen Sweet Marshall Jacqueline Miller Leslie Erving Mullen Mary Elizabeth Down Delbert Warren Morse Belleville Illinois Annah Albertha Brown

Local Births and Marriages Highlight Community Ledger

The community record reports marriages for Berton Gilbert and Gladys Van Arsdalen, and Alben Wilson with Laura Johns, plus the engagement of Everett Harbor to Lorene Williford. Birth announcements include a boy named William Franklin Philippe and two other newborns. A surprise party honors Miss Lulu Black, and multiple births and licenses are noted, with local property and agricultural notices.

Berton Gilbert Martinsville Gladys Van‘arsdalen Annapolis Alben Wilson Paris Laura Johns Roy Fix James Adams Dennison Lulu Black Carter Harry Adams Carl Barkley Merrill Snedeker Dorothy Evans Ella Adams Alice Adams Dorothy Moore Dorothy Tobias Tom Findley Marshall Charles Treft Benson Emory Bloodworth Russell Riley Harry Harbor Everett M Harbor Lorene Williford J F Williford Kansas Illinois Frank Phililippe Wesley Chapel William Franklin Charles Snyder West Union Emma Henderson Us&s. 40

New Divorces Filed in Circuit Court

Mary Elizabeth Bower sues Victor M. Bower for divorce. Juanita Teets seeks divorce from David Teets. Christine L. Brock petitions for divorce from Dewey Brock.

Mary Elizabeth Bower Victor M. Bower Juanita Teets David Teets Christine L. Brock Dewey Brock

Births and a Marriage Notice from Union Paris Hospitals

Birth announcements include Vincent Joy seven pounds five ounces born July 10 at Union Hospital to Mr and Mrs J A Connerton. Cynthia Sue seven pounds nine ounces born July 11 at Paris Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Weaver. Twin boys Robert Milton and Rodney Wayne born July 9 at Union Hospital Terre Haute to Mr and Mrs Robert Denny of Marshall. Kathryn Louise Connerton wed Paul Hipple in Oliver. Paul B Hipple and Mrs Paris related.

J A. Connerton Union Hospital Vincent Joy Robert Weaver Cynthia Sue Paris Hospital Robert Denny Marshall Terre Haute Robert Milton Rodney Wayne Charles Q

Births Cyntha Dee Helman Born at Union Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Helman of Terre Haute announce the birth of a daughter, Cyntha Dee, on July 12 at Union Hospital. The baby weighs 6 pounds and is the couple’s first child. The mother is the former Carrol Bartley. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helman.

Carl Helman Terre Haute Union Hospital Cyntha Dee Carrol Bartley Henry Helman

Mt Moriah Baptist Revival Planned July 19 25

Revival services set to run July 19 through July 25 at Mt Moriah Baptist Church led by Rev Pat Bullock. Services begin each evening at 730 with special music featured. Church located south of Mars Motel on US 40 east of Marshall.

Pat Bullock Mt Moriah Baptist Church Mars Motel US 40 Marshall

Marshall School Board Sets 1964 65 Budget and Bus Routes

The board met on July 9 to discuss the 1963 64 transportation report showing 985 pupils transported over 175 days, 206976 miles traveled, and a cost per student per year of 67 dollars. They approved the 1964 65 educational budget of 578719.91, noted a staffing reduction, and authorized hiring to fill two vacancies. The district will receive about 272000 in State Aid for 1964 65 and plans to study building safety with architects while setting 1964 65 bus routes at the next meeting. The next session is August 20 at 8 p.m.

Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Don Kelshiemer Don Gamble KE. J. Harrington Don McVary Edith Ralston Marshall Home Economic Department

Veteran Education Warning for Korean GI Bill Ends Jan 31 1965

Edward B. Akin administrator of the Illinois Veterans Commission warns Korean veterans that Public Law 550 education benefits under the GI Bill end January 31 1965. Veterans should accelerate training or seek State of Illinois scholarships to finish or use remaining entitlement. Counselling is available at local Illinois Veterans Commission offices including Walter B. Tucker in Paris and Marshall county office hours. Henry Abel and wife from Shreveport visit Marshall.

Edward B. Akin Illinois Veterans’ Commission Akin Illinois Walter B Tuckler Ilinois Veterans Commission Hotel France Paris Clark County Walter B. Tucker County Court House Marshall

Lowry Couple Mark 50th Anniversary In Illinois

Mr and Mrs J W Lowry of Charleston Illinois celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm at their rural home The couple married January 29 1814 at the bride's parents home in Dolson township Clark County Illinois They have five children seven grandchildren and have lived in Coles County for 49 years with farm work until retirement Ill health delayed the celebration earlier No gifts please

J W Bill) Lowry Charleston Illinois Mr Lowry Lucy Ross J D Ross Dolson Township Clark County Coles County Nelson Lowry Palatine Joe (Opal) Cougill Greenup Harlan Virginia) Cottingham Felix Verna) Jusk Washington

Outdoor Picnics Enjoy Healthful Foods For Family Meals

Extension notes encourage planning balanced outdoor meals with protein vegetables salads bread and milk. Use peak season produce to cut costs and introduce new preparations for vegetables. Fresh fruits offer low calorie options and color. A Clark County 4-H member attended a weekend camp at the 4-H Memorial.

Clark County

Marshall Woman Sees Brother on TV and Movie Stardom

Charity Downs of Marshall saw her brother Anton Arnold Sampson on the Steve Allen show in Hollywood. He acts and writes, stars in What Way To Go, and is credited as Pilsen Potter in films. He began performing penny shows with a sister in Gary, Indiana, and once amused his mother with a Broadway audience act. Also notes Mrs. E. D Bardin as a patient in Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Charity Downs Marshall Anton Arnold Sampson Steve Allen Hollywood Terre Haute Mr Sampson Gary Indiana Anton Pilsen Potter Anton Arnold E. D Bardin Union Hospital

4-H Camp Weekend at Monticello Hosts Karen Gasaway

Karen Gasaway of Casey attends a Monticello 4-H camping weekend for members 16 and older. The program features swimming crafts nature study and recreational activities with Sunday Protestant services on site and arrangements for other denominations off site. The Home Adviser notes Karen enjoyed and benefited from the experience.

Monticello Karen Gasaway Casey Karen

Carnival of Dreams Water Show At Marshall Pool

The Marshall Lions Club hosts a water show tonight at 9 15 pm at the Marshall swimming pool. Christine Bennett and Mary Kay Mitchell direct sixteen dance numbers including three on the deck. Performers include Carol Strohm Roberta Jones Donna Lawr Menta Young Debbie Ashley and Barbara Tityes with Frank Caldwell providing lighting and sound from Terre Haute.

Carol Strohm Roberta Jones Donna Lawr Menta Young Debbie Ashley Barbara Tityes Marshall Lions Club Carnival of Dreams Marshall Swimming Pool Frank Caldwell Terre Haute Christine Bennett Mary Kay Mitchell

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McEmber Palange Palange Bowles Frangkiser Ewing A Long Yoder Moon River Mercer Lerner Lowe Monte Vista Our Glorious Land Olivadoll Noble Men Fillmore Wabash Valley Sol Handy Triple T John Douglas Woodford Williams Wayne Strad Theodore Thompson Chevyl Diane Clyde L.randall Robert L. Lacey Nina Jean Smith Charles Strohm MT. Moriah Veteran Information Henry Abel Mary Lou Meyer Brother
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