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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1964

Page

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Mrs Loudell Handy 98 Funeral Services Held in Marshall

Mrs Loudell Handy of Marshall dies at 98 after a year in advance of her 99th birthday. Funeral services were conducted at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Marshall Cemetery. She was widow of Sol H Handy a former Marshall merchant and longtime Illinois State Legislator. Survived by nephew Russell Handy Dixon Illinois and niece Mrs Arthur Bruegman Kansas City Kansas.

Loudell Handy Marshall Moore Funeral Home Marshall Cemetery Handy Marshall Woman's Club Marshall Congregational Church Russell Handy Dixon Illinois Arthur Bruegman Kansas City Kansas

Governor Kerner Visits Martinsville and Marshall

Governor Otto Kerner attended the Martinsville fair on Wednesday and then arrived in Marshall for a fund raising dinner. He addressed a large Marshall crowd at the east door of the courthouse after the dinner.

Otto Kerner Martinsville Marshall

School Board Shifts Meeting Date for 1964-65 Planning

The Marshall Community School Board moved the August meeting to the 20th at 8:00 p m to set up teaching and non certified staff for the 1964 65 year. They will assign personnel and bus routes and drivers and hire Bobby G Thompson and Mrs Virginia Claypool to fill teaching posts.

Board of Education Marshall Community School Clark County Superintendent of Schools Bobby G Thompson Indiana State College Virginia Claypool Edith Ralston Donald W McFall Vaughn Arney Mildred R. Bush Vigo School Corporation Virginia L. Herner Terre Haute

Births in Marshall Area Highlight James Gordon Dollie Mae Doyle Ray Jr

Mr and Mrs Phil Acton welcome a son James Gordon born July 16 at Union Hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces. Lloyd O Wright and Marjorie Newport welcome a daughter Dollie Mae born June 29 at Crawfordsville Indiana Hospital. Doyle Rhoads and Connie Smith welcome a son Doyle Ray Jr born July 19 at Paris Hospital. Maternal grandparents Russel Smith and paternal grandparents Henry Rhoads noted.

Phil Acton Union Hospital James Gordon Marshall High School Lloyd O. Wright Waveland Ind Crawfordville, Indiana Hospital Dollie Mae Wright Marjorie Newport Marshall Rural Route Doyle Rhoads Paris Hospital Doyle Ray, Jr Rhoads Connie Smith Russel Smith Myr Henry Rhoads

Fenton Reunion Set at Deming Park Shelter

The 56th Fenton reunion will be held next Sunday July 26 at the new Lion Club Shelter section 3 in Deming Park Terre Haute. Herman Stoelting learned of his brother Lawrence Stoelting's death at Clay County Hospital Brazil Indiana. Mrs Ralph Montgomery attended Mrs Sarah Higginbotham's funeral in West Terre Haute last Saturday afternoon.

56Th Fenton Lion Club Deming Park Terre Haute Herman Stoelting Lawrence Stoelting Clay County Brazil Indiana Ralph Montgomery Sarah Higginbotham West Terre Haute

Engagement notice for Lola Kay Amacher of Marshall

Mr and Mrs Chris Amacher announce the engagement of their daughter Lola Kay to Johnie Theodore Snedeker son of Mr and Mrs Johnie Snedeker also of Marshall The wedding date is set for Saturday August 1.

Chris Amacher Route 1 Marshall Lola Kay Johnie Theodore Snedeker Johnie Snedeker

Gallingtons announce engagement of Patricia Jo Gallington

Mr and Mrs Donald Gallington Route 5 Marshall announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Jo to James R Pierce son of Mrs Dorothy Pierce Route 3 Marshall A September wedding is planned.

Donald Gallington Marshall Patricia Jo James R Pierce Dorothy Pierce

Concert Change Sparks City Band Downtown Performance

Vaughn Arney bids farewell after 24 years directing the Marshall City Band thanking the community and schools. The final night features a downtown concert lineup including March of the Skaters Polhamus and other acts as the band alternates venues due to criticism of park concerts.

Marshall City Vaughn Arney Katherine Marshall Mr Bush Smith Polhamus Monte Vista Frangkiser Fair—Rogers Ruthia Garwood Elaine McConchie Nancy Doll Morrissey Arnold Osterling Neapolitan Dolly—Herman Erickson

Everett Murphy Dies in Champaign Illinois

Verling Murphy of Marshall received word that his brother Everett F Murphy died Monday in Champaign Illinois. The body was taken to Heath Funeral Home in Champaign with services held Thursday at 10 00 a m. Murphy was a Scottish Rite Mason. Purchases Hereford Bull sale reported by Harry Barnam of Marshall. Glen Flowers of Altamont Illinois purchased the bull.

Verling Murphy Marshall Everett F Murphy Champaign Illinois Heath Funeral Home Mr Murphy Harry Barnam Glen Flowers Altamont

Local items list marriages and civic improvements in Marshall area

Marriage licenses issued for Ernest Laufman and Edith Prust of York township and several Casey and Marshall residents. A thunderstorm killed two horses owned by George Kile west of Marshall. a coal vein was struck at 180 feet during well drilling near Oliver MB Daily farm. Dolson notes Ethel Burnside’s visit from St. Louis. J A Morton completes a new West Union home. Pedestal lighting and a south side sewer plan advance with a public hearing set for July 30 at city hall. Standard Oil negotiates for Keystone site between Keystone filling station and Little Owl Cafe, with five-year lease option and purchase right.

Ernest Owen Laufman Edith Prust York Township Jesse Gaddis Charles Burnsides J A Morton West Union Martin Cleo ,Elliott Casey Cora Downey Casey James Phillips Aubern Township Mabel Babcock Marshall W L. Huey Thurman Duane Board of Local Improvements City of Standard Oil Company Keystone Little Owl Main Street Hector Dulaney T E. Crump

Marriages And Local News From 1934

Thirty years ago in 1934 Ray Hawker and Ethel Payne wed at a family home with Payne relatives present. Marie Hawker married Don Young in Indianapolis with notices of Union Grove ties. Billie Koutsoumpas injured when his mother used a yard rake. Isaac L. Gifford, former Marshall teacher, died suddenly at his Creal Springs home Wednesday.

Harry McDaniel Marie Don Young George H Young Indianapolis Billie Koutsoumpas Tom Koutsoumpas Iiaac L. Gifford Marshall Creal Springs

Local marriages and a birth announced in Marshall area

Marriage licenses issued for Charles R Mc Carty aged 21 and Letha Chapman aged 19, both of Marshall, and Archie Andrews aged 80 of Paris with LaNora Jane Mathew aged 24 of Marshall. Harold Fisher and wife announce the birth of daughter Nina Lee born Saturday evening at their home. H A. Hurst was kicked in the face by a horse last Sunday. injury painful but not serious.

Charles R McCarty Letha Chapman Marshall Archie Andrews Paris LaNora Jane Mathew Pfe Harold Fisher Nina Lee H. A. Hurst

Births and engagements announced in Paris and Marshall

Birth announcements note an 8 pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Smith Route 4 Paris and a 5 pound 12 ounce daughter Robin Jean born July 15 to Mr and Mrs Harlan Litteral. Engagements listed include Wilma Macke to Donald Sweitzer and Olive Grindle Marshall to H L Hollingsworth Route 3 Marshall.

Gerald Smith Paris Gerald LaVerne Smith Rosalee Maurer Harlan Litteral Robin Jean Harry Macke Wilma Donald Sweitzer Everett Sweitzer Marshall Marlow Grindle Olive H. L. Hollingsworth

Fall Festival Meeting Reminder and Injury Report

A 1964 Fall Festival meeting is set for Monday July 27 at the Scout Building with all interested persons urged to attend. Fall Festival Chairman Mrs Wessie Switzer has fallen and broken her hip and is in Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Wessie Switzer Union Hospital Terre Haute

Marshall Lions Fall Festival Plans Progressing

Marshall Lions report fall festival events moving forward under Bill Hollen Beck and Dr Deahl with plans for youth activities, a greased pole, greased pig chase and pig drive. Club president Owen Flowers attended Lions International in Toronto with 15,000 delegates. Total service reported 437,464 hours. pool income improved by tickets and lessons despite poor weather. youth recreation leased the pool for a patio party and Lions Scout building dance.

Bill Hollen‘beck Dr Deahl Christine Bennett Mary Kay Mitchell Lions Shaffner, Staub and Lovett International Care Lions Lions Scout

Appreciation for Vaughn Arney Ends Local Music Era

The Marshall community bids farewell to Vaughn Arney head of music department and longtime teacher as he resigns. The Rotary Bulletin lauds his state wide reputation and excellent work. His last local appearance as band director is tonight at the regular city band concert. all are invited to attend.

Vaughn Arney Marshall Rotary Bulletin Vaughn Kathryn Arney

Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed in Greenup and Terre Haute

Walter Vincent Perrs 53 of Greenup Illinois and Mary Elizabeth Smiles 20 of Greenup Illinois. Donald Tingley 32 of Terre Haute and Mary Jo Allen 28 of Terre Haute. Lm Wayne Maurer versus Virginia Maurer. John L Davis versus Joyce Davis. Divorces filed.

Walter Vincent Perrs Greenup Ilinois Mary Elizabeth Smiles Greenup Illinois Donald Tingley Terre Haute Mary Jo Allen Wayne Maurer Virginia Maurer John L. Davis Joyce Davis

Mulching and Home Garden Tips From Extension Notes

Extension highlights advise mulching to conserve soil moisture and reduce weeds using peat moss wood chips or other materials at two to three inches. The piece also shares a brief biographical sketch of Mary Lou Meyer, Clark County Home Adviser, and mentions family and community activities.

Mary Lou Meyer Clark County

Marshall High School Class of 1939 celebrates 25th anniversary

The Marshall High School Class of 1939 held a July 19 reunion at Tom's Cafe. Attendees included former teachers Ward Lady Harry Findley R D Eller Carl Holler Miss Harriet Paddock and Nelson Stork. Prizes honored Joe Staub Jr Gladys Bruner Staub and Frances Goodrich Curl. The group sang Marshall High at the close.

Harriet Paddock Indianapolis Margaret Rademaker Ferris Rita Geheb Tarble Elsie Lou Cork Huffington Opal Wilt Shuman Paris Juanita Taylor Thompson West Terre Haute Mary Fairgrief Cauliflower Terre Haute Frances Goodrich Curl Barbara Bunch Ashley Eloise Williams Nichols West Union Beatrice Findley Stewart Mary Macey Straus Pauline Hutchens Gene Kile Ted Trefz Dorothy Berry Junker Robert Clark Evelyn Bohn Clark Joe Bennett Ward LaRue Sam Ligget Nelson Stork Woodstock Leon Cooper Harry Findley Antone Wernz R D Eller Highland Joe Staub, Jr Mt Vernon Indiana Wilma Hendrix Slayton Fairbury Andy Turner Don Abel Don Tingley Charleston Jim Stepp Virgil Kallansa Marshall High School Tom's Cafe

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Kerner Lola Kay Amacher Patricia JO Gallington Everett Murphy Ill John L. Hawker Raymond Ethel M Payne Jay W Payne Union Grove Wisconsin Marshall Lion News Mrs Margaret Louise Robinson Hobart Clay Robinson William Dwayne Murphy Truman Murphy Illinois Methodist Church Elwin Palmer Westfield Methodist Church Tlinots Sometime Marion County Centralia Southern Miinais University Finsterre Star Dnd Louis Clara Norma Southern Wine University Elizabeth Hogist Hazel Lutz Mattoon
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