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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

4

Married in city as couple joins in vows

William O. Dean of Lawrenceville and Ruth Chicadoni of this city wed Thursday at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Robert Griffin officiating. They will live in Lawrenceville where Dean works in the weekly Republican office.

William O. Dean Lawrenceville Ruth Chicadonz Frank Chicadoni Robert Griffin Harry Castiel Marshall George Norris George Hurst Milton Mathew Edward Garwood Grant Park Chicago Robert Lucan Alva Warner Casey Bonnie Aug Johnson Township Esquire

Twenty Years Ago Focused Road Work and Thefts In Marshall

Local items note improvements by A Dixon next to Cole Bros hardware and a new brick wall. A road south to Ernst from Grand Turn opened and praised as well executed. Candy boxes stolen from the Pythian Theatre building. multiple entries into business district buildings traced by authorities. Road contracts awarded to Marshall Construction for 3,865 feet in Melrose and 9,100 feet in Wabash townships totaling 10,238.52 paid from motor fuel tax. Residents head to World’s Fair in Chicago with Fawley family from Los Angeles visiting Marshall first. Other local moves include Alford joining Jefferson Barracks Citizens Training Camp.

Pleasant Grove Elsie Bailey Macklin Bertha Beltz Spotts Bertha Kammacher Stringtown Cecil Coats Livingston Goldie Thompson Fishbach Mable Travioli Stump Helen Maurer Mary Reynolds Mozart Dorothy Reynolds Eckle Helen Fredenberger Jeff Davis Frances Chenoweth Butternut Etta Hutchinson Round Grove Vance Owen Marshall Construction Company Tom Fawley Norman Mary Los Angeles California Chicago Marshall Herman Fawley William Schad Mabel Paris William Fetters Mary Washburn Schad Fetters Clay Montgomery C. W. Alford Jefferson Barracks Missouri Citizens Training Camp

West Union Social Notes From Mrs. Mac Plety

West Union residents and visitors are listed with routine calls and travels. Mr and Mrs Ross Strickler of Bloomington Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Harry Dolson, while Tim Paddock of Louisville comes for a family visit. Several relatives travel between Marshall Paris Decatur and Gary Indiana for weekends and visits.

Community News Briefs Around Decatur and Nearby Areas

Elsie Marie Prust returns home with family after three weeks in Decatur. Mrs Meda Carlyle hosted the Friendly club on Tuesday with refreshments served by her daughter. Barbara Ann Wright traveled to Chicago to visit aunt Mrs Henry Walters and grandmother Mrs Ruth Wright of Bensonville Eld. Harry G Kaye attended a district meeting in Browns town and will be home Wednesday. John Strohm left for Chicago after visiting his mother Nelle Strohm. Dean Poorman went to St Louis for employment. Mrs Madge Craig joined her son Bernard in western state for baling crew work. Robert Murphy of Camp Ellis spent the weekend with his parents Jesse and wife.

Ross Strickler Blommington Harry Dolson Jess Murphy Terre Haute Joe Cork Marshall Clay Cork Ed Jean Gordon Gideon Robinson Alice Gideon Bill Frank Bartlett Paris West Union Sam Sheets Gary Indiana Harry Kaye Meda Chadwick Arlo Dix A.S. Coryell Gordon Coryell Decatur Robert Prust Elsie Marie Meda Carlyle Barbara Ann Wright Chicago Henry Walters Ruth Wright Bensonville Harry G. Kaye Brownstown Kaye John Strohm Nelle Strohm Dean Poorman St Louis Madge Craig Bernard Randall Lindley Robert Murphy Camp Ellis Jesse Murphy Laura Phelps Carson Prevo Pennsylvania Prevo Ernest Tingley Welsicol Sergt James Baggs Foe Ft. Benning Officers Training School Maud Paddock Francis Turman Everett Phelps Prairieton Ind Garner Myles Commodore Y ¥Rakes Raymond Low Joe Turman Albert Kraeger Kraeger Robert George Paddock D. W. ‘Fibbs Seven Acres Raymond Tingley Norma Jean Carrol Addison Commodore Frakes Snyder Community Club Carl Frakes Walter Brewer Ritta Jean Shirley Ann Albert Prevo J. H. Wilson Hutton Leland White John Frakes Carol June Frakes Evansville Raymond Phelps Phelps Martin Wernz Charles Hilbert Kenneth Hilda Harmon Renshaw Ermagene Billy Burns City Elijah Johnson Ray Renshaw John Bush

Darwin Gossip and Family News Mosaic

Mrs. Laura Phelps suffers another light stroke. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Carson Prevo, Ernest Tingley, and James Baggs, travel to work, training, and visits across Terre Haute, Prairieton, Evansville, and Marshall as relations care for Mrs. Phelps. Community members attend games, club meetings, and family gatherings, with several trips to Welsicol plant and region towns.

Local Family Gatherings Mention Spittler and Visitors

Names and relations fill a Sunday visit led by Truman Spittler of Jefferson. The group includes John Carpenter Sr and Jr with families, Carl Carpenter, Mrs. Bonnie Arbuckle, Mrs. Lucy Chambers, Jane and John Nicol and families, Olen Wells and Stevie, and other locals. Visits spanned Saturday night through Sunday with several households hosting and calling on neighbors in the Brick vicinity.

Foster France David Spittler Truman Arnold ‘Macke Brick Vicinity Frankie France Dwight Laylewirwin

PotterS Hall Services Honor War Hero Dedication

Services Sunday night August 1 at PotterS Hall include a dedication of a service flag. Rev George Tade will deliver the message and part of the program honors Woodrow Higginbotham who died serving his country. Several local residents are mentioned in social updates and visits.

George Tade Woodrow Higginbotham Dora Thompson Ernie ‘Thompson Hume Betty Barkalow Evansville Hugh White Dean White True Thompson Rita May Ralph Hagar Dorothy Crumrin Roy Barkalow Betty Vern Davison Lloyd Snearly Carpenter Marshall Gevena Lucile Davis

Dennison Church Social Notes and Visits

Attendance at Sunday school was 76. Numerous locals and visitors shared meals and calls across Dennison and nearby towns including West Terre Haute Pierron and Kansas Tl. in the week noted. Names cited include Doll Parsons Cash Johns Volkers Kirby Farris Montgomery and Smith among others as they visited, dined, or hosted gatherings.

Patton Church Wayne,Tharp Marshall Hurley Parsons Kenneth Lehman Bobby Ivan Herring West Terre Haute Maggie Blackburn Joe Taylor Richard Cash St. Louis Robert Johns C. I. Rollings Andy Farris E. C. Volkers Edward B. Doll A. E. Doll Walter Volkers Lonnda Nadine M. W. Smith Winford Montgomery Kansas Fred Montgomery Lester Parsons Charlie Wolkers Pierron Carrie Kirby Leo Kirby Alpha Jacks Carl Kirby Leona Farris Ernie Volkers Carrie King Mildred Volkers Winford Taylor Daryl Dean

Green Moss Remembrance and Local Social Notes

Sunday school attendance 22. Near Annapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Elijah Wright and son Marlin joined Sunday school and shared dinner with Ruben Tingley and family. Mrs Roe Davis hosts. Janice and James Phillips of Gary Indiana visit Roe Davis and Stanley. Farmers begin threshing. Clyde Blagg and sons visit Jane Blagg of Salsburg as he plans a barn addition. Stanley Davis visits Newt Bean and family. Donald Ray Claypool visits. Effie Davis visits Alma Reeley and children Mary Jane and Robert. Rev Mowell preaches next Sunday Aug 1. Mrs Pla Watchines of Arthur Dl visits Friday to Saturday.

Elijah Wright Marlin Annapolis Ruben Tingley Max Phillips Janice James Gary Ind Roe Davis Stanley Clyde Blagg Robert Joe Jane Blagg Salsburg Blagg Stanley ‘ Davis Newt Bean Donald Ray Claypool Effie Davis Alma Reeley Mary Jane Mowell Pla Watchines Arthur, Dl

Allright by Mrs Lucy Chambers

Mrs. Lucy Chambers hosts a flurry of visits with relatives and friends from Berwyn Avon and Marshall. Ted Kral, Foster France, Dorothy Snearly, Dean Chambers, Effie Jane, H A Serwise, John Carpenter, Oscar, Bessie Shaw, Rhoda Carpenter, Will Stevens, Jean Carpenter, Mary Carpenter and Harry call or visit across Tuesday through Sunday culminating in the Carpenter reunion at Marshall.

Ted Kral Berwyn Foster France Frank Dorothy Snearly John Nicol Dean Chambers Rosemary Lucy Chambers Effie Jane Dean H. A. Serwise Avon I John Carpenter Oscar Bessie Shaw Rhoda Carpenter Will Stevens Jean Effie BF Mary Carpenter Harry T Bonnie Arbuckle Carpenter Marshall Alriecht John Carpen

Mrs Davis and Kester Visit Reeds and Schwartz Family

Mrs Sarah Davis and Miss Mary Kester hosted Sunday morning visits by Mr and Mrs Truman Ross and friends including Johnie Hutchings and wife and daughters Reba and Norma. They shared dinner with Frank Schwartz and wife Reba Schwartz, who had just returned from California where she visited Newt Brosman’s family. Schwartz, married to Robert, is in the Army and stationed abroad.

Sarah Davis Mary Kester Truman Ross George Reedy Kimling Johnie Hutchings Reba Norma Mary * Kester Frank Schwartz Schwartz California Newt Brosman Robert. Schwartz

East Liberty Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Church Meeting

Mrs Emil Clapp reports a quiet social week in East Liberty with callers at the Hendrix home including Mr and Mrs Harry Murphy and Miss Nancy Claypool from Marshall visiting her grandmother Mrs Clara Claypool and aunt Mrs Harry Murphy. Numerous local residents attended a Baptist Women Missionary Society meeting at Enon Church near Ashmore Tuesday.

Harry Murphy Homer Hendrix Nancy , Claypool of Marshall Clara Claypool Pearl Combs Emil Clapp Lawrence Lycan Roy Fox W. F. Clapp Clarence Fox Jimmy Ora ‘Fox Matt Samford Robert Miller Homer Clapp Eld M. Sparling Fern Gilbert Rubylee Clapp Jean Burkett Betty Burkett The Baptist Womans Missionary Society Enon Baptist Church Ashmore

Snyder by Mrs. Alice M. Cornwell

Mrs. Alice M. Cornwell reports Snyder events and church notices. Rev. H. J. Kemp led a Sunday night service at 8 30. Several local families visited Princeton Indiana and Terre Haute shoppers were noted.

West Liberty Social News and Funeral notices

Lloyd Ewbank and family attended the funeral Saturday of Nila Edington daughter of Cleo Edington in New Goshen Indiana. Dayton Marry and family visited J T Marrs, Paul Behner and daughter Billy Pulver and Naomi Pulver at Hoopeston Illinois park. Cliff McEvoy and Anna McDonald of Paris spent Sunday with Everett Statesman. Carlton Reed Lilly Reed and children visited Carol Hinkle. Clayton Perisho called on Elza Newman. Lloyd Eubank and family attended the Haymaker reunion at Deming Park Terre Haute. Margaret Jane Fitzgarrald and Roy Biggs visited Leon Newman. Mary Newman and Lela called on Jessie Fox at Kansas.

Lloyd Ewbank Nila Edington Cleo Edington New Goshen Ind Dayton J. T. Marrs Paul Behner Billy Pulver Naomi Pulver Hoopeston Inl Cliff McEvoy Anna McDonald Paris Everett Statesman Carlton Reed Lilly Reed Carol Hinkle Clayton Perisho Lon Elza Newman Lloyd Eubank Deming Park Terre Haute Margaret Jane Fitzgarrald Roy ‘Biggs Leon Newman Mary Newman Lela Jessie Fox Kansas

Darien Social Notes Reflect Family Visits

Mrs. Veral Blakeman stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hilling ton from Monday to Thursday. Ruth Sheets of West Union called on Mrs. Otis Williams and others. The Carpenter reunion drew many relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brewster in Marshall, with visitors from Terre Haute Westfield Martinsville and Martinsville area.

Veral Blakeman W. H. Hilington

Sunday Dinner Guests at Weirs and Relatives

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Weir and Ima with Mrs. Eva Rockwell and family of Paris Miss Leona Tuttle Miss Emsline Drummond Clifford and Harold Craig visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen Floyd Prof and Mrs Edwin Thompson and daughter from Cullom Mrs Stella Arney of Springfield Miss Madeline Reasor of Martinsville and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Snearly of Potters Hall area Attended church at Island Grove Sunday evening. Further calls were made by Mr and Mrs Roy Barkalow Mr and Mrs John Carpenter Jr and Rosemary Bobby and Wanda Mrs Thomas Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Daniel C Morgan to the Weirs and Dennises Monday evening.

Herschel Weir Ima Eva Rockwell Paris Bill Dill Leona Tuttle Emsline, Drummond Lloyd Snearly Potters Hall Jisland Grove Roy.Barkalow John, Carpenter, Jr Rosemary Bobby Wanda Thomas Carpenter Daniel C. Morgan Wm. Weir Dennis Weir

Choctaw revival preacher invited this Sunday

Mrs Maude Miller reports revival at Choctaw with Eld Newlin of Lawrenceville assisting Eld Fuson. Attendees include John Blizzard family and Alvin T Miller followed by dinner visits with various locals. Kenneth Miller, son of Jefferson Booker, joined Merchant Marines. Social visits feature multiple families plus a Carpenter reunion. Fall pasture ideas for poultry suggested with sowing barley rye or wheat for winter greens.

Eld. Newlin Lawrenceville Eld Fuson Estella Scarlett Rose Derment Lafayette Indiana Alvin T. Miller Jefferson Booker John Blizzard Dean Williams Ray Burkybile Dean Auburn Kenneth Clinton Merchant Marines Betty Edna Garner Martha Golda Blizzard Harold Kelley Borketown Margaret Sudduth Julian Paris C. G. Hollenbeck Freedom John Garner Hershel Cline Geneva Bertha Higginbotham William Ledermann T. A. Carpenter Wesley Ben Woodford Williams Richard Mary

Methodist Circuit H J Kemp Minister Services This Sunday

Beulah preaching 9:30 with Sunday school 10:30 at Darwin 10:30 Sunday school 10:30 preaching 11:00 Snyder Sunday school 10:00 preaching 8:30 pm Sunday school picnic for Snyder and community at Paris Park Dinner at noon Auburn mid week 8:30 pm Asbury mid week Thursday 8:30 pm All Sunday schools meet 10:00 am except where preaching at 9:80

Beulah Darwin Snyder Paris” “Park Auburn Asbury

District 4-H Camp Representation from Clark County

Clark County sent Mary Horner Letha Belle McFarland Rosemary Beachout Johnny Bill Hardway Junior Zimmerly Robert Ginnip and Harold Ellshoff to the District Camp at Merom Institute Indiana July 18 21. The group was supervised by the Farm Adviser and Clark County along with twelve other counties under direction of T B Myers Farm AdviserClark County.

Clark County Merom Institute Indiana

Christian Science Service and Reading Hours Noted

A Christan Science service is listed for a corner room with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 11 a m The subject is Love Wednesday evening meetings are at 8 p m The reading room hours are Wednesday 2 to 5 p m and Saturday 2 to 5 p m A straw shed may be built at threshing time by stacking straw on a platform of posts and poles for livestock shelter and shade

Fifth and Locust

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Mac Plety H. H.white Green Moss Mrs. Roe E. Davis Allright Mrs. Lucy Chambers East Liberty Mrs. Emil Clapp H. J. Kemp Roy Woods Emery Morgan Joan Princeton Lela Siverly Lorene Eugene Siverly Clarence Collier Ellen Cyrus To Inwick Myles Walnut Prairie Palmer Cornwell Raymond Siverly Ola Collier Anderson West Liberty Mrs. Rosa Statesman Darien Mrs. Alva Morgan Household Institute Milnot Etre R. P Tennessee Cobblers Ibs Calif Kroger Maudé Miller H. J ‘Kemp Bel District CAMP Christian Science Clark, County Loan and Finance Archer Ave Marshall, Tl
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