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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

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PRACTICE BLACKOUT FRIDAY EVENING IN CLINDIS STATE

A detailed wartime blackout drill is scheduled Friday evening 9 to 10 o clock for the entire State of Clindis outside Chicago. The local defense corps will mobilize under blackout rules with signals from the electric plant whistle. Citizens must extinguish lights, with traffic dimmed, and pedestrians and vehicles moving only under specified signals.

Clindis Chicago Marshall Defense Corps J. Earl Finney

Administrator Named in James A estate

Charles F. Snider was appointed in county court to serve as administrator in the estate of James A Snider.

Charles F. Snider James A., Snider

Superintendent of Schools to Take Office Monday

Fred Huffington, elected county superintendent of schools in the November election, will assume duties next Monday. He succeeds J. R. Hornbrook, who has served eight years in that role and will teach at Marshall Township High School next year.

Fred Huffington J. R. Hornbrook Mr. Hornbrook Marshall Township

Jury Returns Accidental Death Verdict in Marshall Case

A coroner's jury in Marshall returned an accidental death verdict after a gunshot incident near the Plymouth Rock Inn. Clyde H. Knowles and Clyde Jr. tried to drive mules off Route One when a shot fired. The deceased was Col. Tucker, formerly of Terre Haute, survived by Elizabeth Tucker and relatives. Funeral services were held at Marrs Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn cemetery in Terre Haute.

Marshall Wilbur Clark Clyde H. Knowles Plymouth Rock Tucker Elizabeth Anna E. Doty Decatur Ilinois Marrs Leslie C. Archer Marshall Methodist Church Woodlawn Terre Haute

Platt Rules Casey Wet by One Vote in Court

Circuit Judge Casper Platt of Danville ruled Casey was wet by one vote after a contest following April 20 election results showing Casey dry by three votes. In Ward Three the judge voided that election, and tallying the remaining wards gave a one vote majority for the wets.

Casper Platt Danville Casey Judge Platt

Pupil Registration Planned at Marshall Township High School

Marshall Township High School will hold student registration on August 10 and 11. Seniors register August 10 from 9 a.m. to noon, juniors 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., August 10, sophomores August 11 from 9 a.m. to noon, and freshmen 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. August 11. Principal Robert C. Grant supervises to prepare programs and cards for fall.

Marshall Township High School Robert C. Grant

Boys in Service Carding Addresses of Local Servicemen

Local brief lists numerous Marshall area servicemen and family addresses. Entries name Quentin Morris, John Koutsoumpas, Arthur Welsh, Herschel Morris, Samuel Bradley Jr, Emil Welsh, Robert Bolling, Harry Bamesberger, Robert Tingley, Lt Quentin McNary, Lawrence Gaskill, Verner Adams, A L Kibby, William Kibby, Lawrence Kibby, George Moye, John Hoback, Walter Pine, George Kile, Robert Haddix, George Haddix, Joseph Garwood, with ship and base locations including Appleton Wisconsin Pampa Texas Camp Swift Texas Camp Ord California DeLand Florida Ames Iowa Fort Davis North Carolina and more.

Wm. Kibby Marshall A. L. Kibby Camp Ord California A.L. Kibby Co. A Fort Ord William N. Kibby Camp Davis North Carolina Lawrence E. Kibby Walnut Ridge Arkansas

Birth announcement for Kannmacher son in Gary Indiana

Mr and Mrs James Kannmacher of Gary Indiana welcomed a son born July 29 weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. The mother, Florence Guinnip, is the daughter of Harry Guinnip of Marshall. This is the first boy in three generations for Mrs Guinnip's family line.

James Kannmacher Gary Ind Kannmacher Florence Guinnip Harry Guinnip West Marshall

Blood plasma unit here August 9 10 11

Clark County adults aged 18 to 60 will donate a pint of blood plasma when the Indianapolis Blood Donors Center mobile unit returns to Marshall for a three day visit August 9 10 and 11 Appointments are available through Mrs Mildred Kuntz or Mrs Chas McMorris Donors should avoid solid foods four hours before their appointment Only fruit juices black coffee tea and carbonated drinks are allowed prior to donation Plasma saves lives doctors say the life saving value outweighs early cosmetic effects of burns and infections

ceMyehs Jim Wise Cincinnati Pearl Harbor Clark County Indianapolis Mildred Kuntz Chas. McMorris

Draft board news by the secretary boys listed for army service

The following list of boys are listed for army service including Lonnie Edwin Baker Callye Williams Kenneth Paul Lindley Thomas LeDoit Kelly Medford Etnire Walter Lloyd Greever Claude McClean Belt Max Eugene Hollenbeck Robert Fason Bell Rex Cox Franklin Wallace Gray Dewey Overmeyer Frederick Harding Jones Robert Dean Houk Russell K Williamson Sam Glenn Finkbiner Cyril Laverne Lewey Bar Benjamin Evans Fred Schafer George Louis Prewett Merle Ellis Snider Donald Eugene Whitson Lester Spraker Donald Lee Findley Lawrence Eugene Groves Daniel Eckle Amacher.

Lsted Lonnie Edwin Baker Callye Williams Kenneth Paul Lindley Thomas LeDoit Kelly Medford Etnire Walter Lloyd Greever Claude McClean Max Eugene Hollenbeck Robert Fason Bell Rex Cox Franklin Wallace Gray Dewey Overmeyer Frederick Harding Jones Robert Dean Houk Russell K, Williamson Sam Glenn Finkbiner Cyril Laverne Lewey Bar Benjamin Evans Fred Schafer George Louis Prewett Merle Ellis Snider Donald Eugene Whitson Lester Spraker Donald Lee Findley Lawrence Eugene Groves Daniel Eckle Amacher

Deaths and Notices from Marshall Area Obituaries

Two obituaries from Marshall region detail Charles Henry Ohm age 80 dying at home with funeral services led by Rev. Leslie Archer and burial in Marshall cemetery. Emma Louise Davidson age 65 died at 204 Hickory Street with services by Rev. Archer. Also a hunter’s notice notes season openings across southern central and northern zones with daily limits.

Emma Louise Davidson Hickory Street Marshall Robert’ Davidson Dorothy Davidson Cleveland Ohio Robert, Jr Blourh Leslie Archer Marshall Cemetery Suimit

Mundy Named to Panel on Child Welfare Consolidation

Elmer J. Schnackenberg informed Rep. J. S. Mundy of Marshall that he is appointed as a member of the six member commission to study consolidating child welfare functions. The panel, created by a bill passed in the last session, includes three Senate and three House members and will serve until July 1, 1945.

Elmer J. Schnackenberg House of Representatives Springfield Rep. J. S. Mundy Marshall Senate House

New Assessment in Casey Township Seeks Reassessment

A Casey township committee appeared before the Clark County Board of Review at the courthouse in Marshall last Monday and obtained a reassessment of all township property. After reviewing recent assessments, the committee concluded tax receipts for the coming year would be insufficient to meet township obligations and requested another reassessment.

Casey Township Clark County Board of Review Court House Marshell

William G Stratton May Run For Secretary of State

William G Stratton of Morris Illinois, elected State Treasurer in 1942, may enter the April primary for Secretary of State. He carried the Clark County Republican primary in 1942 by 2193 votes and won Clark County in the fall race over the Democrat by 1095 votes.

William G. Stratton Morris, Iinois Stratton Clark County

Real estate transfers list of 1943 deeds and prices

A series of warranty and quit claim deeds dated 1943 record transfers among Lucy M Best Thea I Elston Ester and Ralph Prevo Charles W Kelley Virginia Kelley Nellie M Kearns Eva Kearns Ruth G Hansen Louis J Doll Lavern Johnson Irene Johnson Frances Johnson O R Stanfield P C Stanfield John J Madden and Sylvester N Gallatin executor. Properties span sections townships and ranges including West Union Dulaney's addition and unspecified land parcels with prices from 1 to 4 dollars.

Lucy M. Best Thea I. Elston Ester Ralph Prevo Charles W Virginia Kelley Dulaney Marshall C. M. Kearns Nellie M. Kearns West Union C. M Eva Kearns Ruth G. and C. A. Hansen Louis J. Doll Lavern Irene Johnson Frances Johnson O. R. Stanfield P. C. Stanfield John J. Madden Sylvester N. Gallatin

Three Negros Injured in Ohio Car Wreck Near Weaver

Three Black passengers were injured when a car veered near Weaver and struck a culvert about 3:30 am. Marrs ambulance took them to Union hospital in Terre Haute. all injuries were not serious.

Ohio Weaver Marrs Union Hospital Terre Haute

IN DAYS GONE BY Fifteen Cents A Gallon For Blackberries

Local column notes a price for berries at the Herald office and lists social and civic details. Miss Nellie Stephenson returns from Collinsville after a visit. Lodge and board supervisors names and meetings are recorded for various towns and districts.

Herald Office Nellie Stephenson Collinsville Livingston New Hope Marshall I, D, Quick Melrose W. Kreager Martinsville John Warren Orange S. C. McDaniels Parker N. P. Daughetee Wabash H. W.haslett Westfield J. R. Shuey York Omer Shawler

Birthday surprise honors Darwin’s Levi Hewitt on eighty third year

The Hewitt family celebrated Levi Hewitt’s 83rd birthday with a joint surprise party in Darwin township. About 84 guests attended a generous dinner, gifting the couple with a rocker for each, a handkerchief, and other mementos. Levi, a long time resident, has eleven children, 34 grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren, and is remembered as kind and genial. Bartlett Kuhn & Co. of Terre Haute ordered no future wheat, corn, or oats contracts, directing T. W. Clark of Marshall to pay 40, 37, 28, and 17 cents respectively for No 2 wheat No 3 wheat corn and oats.

T. W. Clark Marshall Bartlett, Kuhn & Co Terre Haute Livi Hewitt Mr. Hewitt Jacob Fishback Rocker L. Murphy John Sachs John Thompson Wm. Travioli Leed Sears Sarah” Hewitt Jake Liffick Sherd Cooper Elias ‘Hewitt O. S. Francis Andy Liffick Milt Mullen Lenhart Leasure Henry Lewis Norman Bridget Abner Cooper B. J. Hughes Frank Cruzan William Hughes Miss Ora Hewitt Levi Hewitt Darwin Hewitt

Forty Years Ago Father Welcomes Baby Girl at Marshall House

In 1903 a local item notes J. W. Lewis of the Marshall House glad to be father of another daughter, making three girls in the family. The report also covers church dedication plans for a new A B church in Melrose township, a tale of a farmer’s telephone mishap, assessors’ county valuation near forty million dollars, a Darwin-North marriage, a Summer afternoon club gathering with a photo guessing contest, and Will Rector’s fall from a ladder.

J. W. Lewis Marshall House John A. B Potters Hall Melrose Township J. A. Hawkins Westfield College L. H. Cooley Paris Edgar County Jerome S. Gallatin Darwin Township Mary Roush P. R. Ducey Sam Prevo Seymour Hurat J. W. Ineram Will Rector

Also Mentioned on This Page

VEACH Grove Platt Quentin ‘Morris Quentin’. Morris Y. S Thatcher Hall Edmond Oklahoma John Koutsoumpas Thomas Koutsoumpas Submarine School New London Connecticut Arthur J. Welsh Frank Welsh Army Pampa Army Air Field Pampa Texas Tae Herschel Morris Navy Appleton Wisconsin Herschel Morris A Ormsby Hall Lawrence College Samuel Bradley, Jr Fes Ft. Jackson South Carolina Sam Bradley Emil D. Welsh Emil D.welsh Camp Curtissair Cayuga Rd Buffalo New York Robert Bolling C. M. Bolling North Eighth St Cpl Co. B San Bruno Harry R. Bamesberger Harry Bamesberger Robert R. Tingley Robert.'s. Tingley Marshall Route 5 Keesler Field Biloxi Mississippi Quentin McNary Leroy McNary Quentin’ McNary Co. F A. P.O Camp Swift Lawrence Gaskill Missouri Pvt Verner Adams Ft. Leonard Wood Fred Adams Walter Mary George Moye Camp Howze J. G. Moye North Seventhstreet John Hoback Walter Pine Percy Pine George E. Kile Ernest Kile DeLand, Florida Robert Eugene Haddix Russell Haddix Marshallis Diesel Co Ames Iowa Joseph R. Garwood Camp Detroit Michigan True Garwood Draft Board Charles Henry Ohm Ed Saiter Helen Ohm Ernest Ohm W. A. Thornton Venus Ohm Marrsh Rep. Mundy REP J. S. Mundy Secretary OF State
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