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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1963

Page

4

Community gatherings and family events fill Marshall area notices

July events spread across Marshall with Eckel Home Extension meeting at Mrs. Mabel Thompson's West Union home. 4-H girls led by Doris Shawler showcased talents while Ruth Lawrence presented a minor lesson on Automobile Vacation With Children. Numerous dinners, picnics, and socials followed at local homes and Lincoln Trail State Park with many residents from Marshall and surrounding towns attending.

Ruth Berner Reba Bennett Jewel Kile Georgia Macklin Helen Tarman Pauline Davidson Mary Finkbiner Grace Starkey Audrey Davidson Jennie Morris Bessie O'Neal Nettie Dawson Beulah Beals Agnes Smith Bessie Cooper Mabel Thompson Ann Shawler Janice Morton Doris Shawler Shirley Morton Ethel Wiser J 8 Ed Parker Marshall Lake Gene Finley Westfield James Cheesman Terre Haute William Parsler Jerry Francis Curran Dickie Paris Mae Curran Lawrence Curran Marshall Harold Finney Tommy Gene Ina Goldberg Miami Ralph Jackson Danny Jackson Danny Ray Donnie West Terre Haute Fred Hirsch Gary Hutsonville Adam Imle Danny Don Davidson Harold Hendrix Harvey Wilson Mike Ron Ivy Jerry Brosman George Sloan Casey Marshall Sabre Chester Linton Ethel Finkbine Debby Clark Janice Irwin Claire Zchau Cheryl Trefz Becky Strohm Nancy Cline Ellen Wetzeler Richard Ewbank Edna Bubeck Florence William Bubeck Martin Tarble Kenneth Snedeker van Tarble William Geheb Jackson Lincoln Trail State Park Wabash Unit Homemakers Extension Department Armstrong Church Houghland Rosa Smith Ruth Lawrence Dorothy Shireley Blanche DeSilva Taunton Massachusetts Fenton Shirely Allen Dean Alfred Seidel Herman Seidel Herbert Perry Libertyville Indiana Keith Perry Ronal Seidel Ricky Seidel Larry Seidel Arthur Lowry Robert Lowry Donald Lowry Robert Maurer Leland Shirely Bridgeport Lora Ellen Kimbra Ann Donna Lowry Allen. Lowry Fenton Shirel Lawrence Staub Monterey California Bernard Staub Oliver Milinois James Staub Georgetown Tllinois Joe Staub Vernon A. R. Miller Maurice Staub Don Staub Joe Bragg Royal Neighbors Fenton Macke Walker Spotts Dean Houk Velda Clatfelter Mattie Hurst Fred Woll Ethel Nightlinger Mary Barrett Herman Little Helen Hurst Sam Bradley Ernest Kile The Christian Church Ira Murphy Charles Stone Dwight Beltz Beradine Walters Ronald Vernimont Earl Batey Mary Roberts Harold Tmle Frank Silves David Nye Jeanne Woburn Terry Stepp Terre’ Haute Cathy Coldren Rosamond Coldren Pat Tuttle Basil Moore Susan Max Zchau Jill Claire Curtis Warren Cunningham Pearl Terrell Tucson Arizona Nene Habegga B. V Bubeck Frank Bubeck Nancy Carl Merrell Eliott Fred Moore Eileen Habeglar Mary Louw Muncie Ind Charles Cunningham Bob Ray Raisner Clifford Raisner Joe Blagg Harry Don Beard Milo Pearce Pfc Dick Pearce Colorado Jessie Pearce Thelma Murphy Jerry Gard Ginger Payne Hawkens Martinsville Line Officers Club Olney Tlllinois

Marshall Blue Ribbons 4-H Present Their Program

Marshall Blue Ribbons 4-H Home Economics club at Armstrong Church showcased its 1963 local achievement program before Wabash Homemakers Unit and mothers. Eighteen members from twelve families presented thirty nine projects across health safety music and recreation with extensive demonstrations and a project exhibit tour.

Armstrong Church Marshall Wabash Homemakers” Extension Unit Fenton Shirely Judy Martin Paula Davidson Alane Davidson United States Citizenship Committee Donna Lowry Sandra Hansel Christie Davidson Darlena Bartram Gloria Murphy Portia Kuhn Alta Bartram Dariena Bartram Donna Pearson Linda Beltz Mary Tucker Suzette Martin Hazel Yeley Marjorie Houghland Clark County Betsy Yeley Sandra Harissel

Social item omits several attendees from July 14

In the social item noting a July 14 gathering by Mr and Mrs Leary Murphy, Pfc Richard G Pearce, Mr and Mrs Glen Martin, and Allen Norton were omitted from the list of attendees.

Leary Murphy Pfc Richard G. Pearce Glen Martin Allen Norton

Obituary for Lillie May White

Lillie May White born December 12 1880 died July 16 1963 at 82. She married Henry Hugh White who died December 31 1950. Survived by five daughters Mattiew Strohm Irene Thompson Lucille McBurney Mildred Stock Beulah Bradley one sister Minnie Cline one brother George McCollum 11 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and many relatives. The note recalls a devotional poem and mentions Mr and Mrs John Newberry visiting Roachdale Indiana.

Lile May White James Martha McCollum Henry Hugh White Mattiew Strohm Lincoln Park Michigan Irene Thompson West Union Ilinois Lucille McBurney Wilmington California Mildred Stock State College Pennsylvania Beulah Bradley Santa Barbara Calif Minnie Cline George McCollum

Clear Corner Drive Sponsored by Clark County Farm Bureau

The Clark County Farm Bureau Women's Committee sponsors a Clear Corner drive to reduce traffic accidents by clearing obstructions from hidden corners and road signs. The program stresses properly marking farm machinery on roads and notes last year 637 corners cleared with cooperation from road officials and 4 H leaders. Clark County received National Safety Council recognition for safety service.

Clark County Farm Bureau Women's Committee National Safety Council John Morton Chat Farm Bureau Women's Co

Claudette Oliver Crowned Miss Martinsville Fair 1963

Claudette Oliver 16, daughter of the Olivers of Martinsville, was crowned Miss Martinsville Fair of 1963 at the 48th annual exposition. Nancy Henderson 16, runner up, will represent Martinsville if Claudette cannot attend the state Miss Illinois Fair pageant in January. Coronation drew a record crowd as weekly fair attendance topped 70,000, up 10,000 from last year.

Claudette Oliver Lloyd Oliver Martinsville Martinsville High Highway Cafe Casey Nancy E. Henderson Gerald Henderson Route 4 Claudette St. Nicholas Hotel Springfield Henderson

Card of Thanks for Condolences and Support

I thank my friends neighbors and relatives for their prayers flowers cards and visits during my illness and recovery.

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