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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1968

Page

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Hills Carpenter Wedding Bridges Marshall Family Ties

Miss Janet Hills and Bill Carpenter were married Saturday in Trinity United Methodist Church Marshall. The couple, both residents of Marshall, will reside at 80 Elm Street Marshall. The bride is employed by Eastern Express Terre Haute and the groom by General Telephone Terre Haute.

Janet Hills Bill Carpenter Trinity United Methodist Church Marshall Raymond Hills John F Carpenter Leonard Martz James Goodwin Gordon Herrington Mest Terre Haute Robert Carpenter Elm Street Eastern Express, Inc Terre Haute General Telephone Co

Marshall Woman's Club June Display Highlights Service Portraits

The Marshall Woman's Club features June window displays using home furnishings and antique items. Committee members Mrs Drew Casteel Mrs Austin Crocker Mrs Dan Gard and Mrs Clyde Knowles organized the exhibit with portraits of local service members Bill Tharp provided portraits of boys in service Steve Davidson Jerry Pritchard Larry Quinn and Robert Crocker representing the US Air Force Army Marine Corps and Navy.

Marshall Woman's Club Drew Casteel Austin Crocker Dan Gard Clyde Knowles Bill Tharp U. S. Air Force Steve Davidson U. S. Army Jerry Pritchard U. S. Marine Corps Larry Quinn Robert Crocker U. S. Navy Marshall Womans Club Civic Womans Club

Sesquicentennial Pageant Opens in Clark County

Clark County's sesquicentennial pageant "150 Years from Yesterday" opens Friday June 7 at 800 p m and runs again Saturday June 8 at 800 p m at Martinsville fair grounds. More than two hundred residents portray Clark County history from 1816 to today with music by local groups and a pre-show by the Marshall City Band. Souvenir books with rare Clark County photos will be sold and the Clark County Historical Society meets June 13 for a Smorgasbord dinner with Dr. Donald F. Tingley of Eastern Illinois University speaking on Early History of Clark County.

Clark County Martinsville Fair Grounds Illinois Cumberland Road Anna Churchill Casey Susan Phill Campbell Marshall Martinsville Eleanor Stofel Marshall City Band Harold Ellshoff

Seventh and Eighth Grade Instrumental Meeting

A meeting for all seventh and eighth grade instrumental music students will be held Thursday June 13 at 6:30 p m in the high school band room. The session aims to organize summer programs and invites attendance.

Marshall Lions Burn Mortgage On Community Pool

The Marshall Lions Club celebrated the final mortgage payment for the Marshall Community Swimming Pool completed in 1956. On June 1 1968 about 400 attendees joined a day of free pool admission cake ice cream and music as Joe Staub received the mortgage papers and the pool’s debt was burned with community and organization supporters presenting funds flags and a flagpole donation marked by ceremonies and tributes.

Marshall Lions Club Marshall Community Joe Staub Staub Harold Ellshoff Don McNary Versicol Chemical Corporation The American Legion Marshall Moose Lodge Sylvia Millhouse John Noyes Marshall High School Lions Club George Kile Max Youmans

University of Illinois scholarships awarded in Clark County

Three scholarships awarded to Clark county students for four years of tuition at the University of Illinois based on ACT scores from May August and October 1967. Winners include Steven A Trout Glenna Dibrell and John D Howard with various eligibility notes and veterans children considerations. Also notes on General County winners and local activities including the Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club closed show June 16 at Lester Carnahan's with spectators welcome.

University Ofllinois Clark County Myron Tedrick Special County Steven A Trout Casey High School Glenna Dibrell Casey John D. Howard Marshall University of Mlinots Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club Lester Carnahan’s

Draft bill seeks raising enlistment age to 55 for noncombatants

Secretary Baker asks Congress to amend the law to lift the voluntary enlistment age from 40 to 55, arguing older men with mechanics and artisan skills can bolster staff corps and free younger troops for line duty. The measure aims to broaden manpower for the army.

Baker Congress Clark

Buffalo hitch to wagon arrives in Marshall from west

Thirty years ago in 1938 a 2200 pound buffalo pulled a covered wagon into Marshall around noon on a Wednesday. The owner said the buffalo, a cross between a bison and a Holstein, was headed to New York City and was the property of the Big Creek Crushed Rock Company. The firm’s 20 acre land along Big Creek north of Marshall and its building and equipment were sold the prior Thursday to Dewey Montgomery and Ralph W Montgomery of Marshall by receiver Victor C Miller.

Man Marshall West New York City Big Creek Crushed Rock Company Big Creek Marshal Dewey Montgomery Ralph W Montgomery Victor C Miller A C Abin Newman

Radar School Graduate and Marriage Licenses Listed

Twenty years ago in 1948 Ray R. Finkbiner a fireman USN and son of John L. Finkbiner of Route 1 Marshall graduated from radar school in Boston. Marriage licenses issued include Irwin Ferdin andsen Jr 23 and Wilma Rose Pennel 20 both of Marshall Cyce Matters Jr 22 Casey and Grace M 18 Paris and Anna May Davis 15 Paris.

Ray R. Finkbiner USN John L. Finkbiner Route 1 Marshall Radar Boston Irwin Ferdinandsen Jr Chicago Wilma Rose Pennel Marshall Cyce Matters Jr Casey and Grace M Paris Anna May Davis

Ten Years Ago 42 Rattle Snake Brought In

Don Neibarger Jr of Mary Carr farm nine miles west of Marshall brought a 42 rattle snake clubbed to death to the Herald Office. Marriage licenses list Harold Biggs 30 Casey and Marion Boyer 31 Casey. Lester Switzer 21 Marshall and Patricia Harris 18 Marshall. Roger McCain 22 Collinsville Illinois and Elizabeth Stover 19 Chicago. Gary Francher 18 Casey and Doris Wilson 19 Casey. Births: Vernon Hollenbeck and wife of Palestine welcomed a son Vern Sylvan born May 20 at 4 30 pm weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces.

Robert English Chares F English Marshall Kappa Phi Kappa James Milligan University Decatur Robert Tau Kappa Epsillion Mislikin George Taubeneck Carl V Taubeneck Carl V Tabeneck University of Illinois Skull and Cresent Guy Cowman Worthington Indiana Helen Clark Max Russell Sullivan Betty Haskett Raymond Allen Terre Haute Ada Rogers Ira Gross Casey Audrey Howe Don Neibarger Jr Mary Carr Herald Office Harold Biggs Marion Boyer Casey Lester Switzer Patricia Harris Roger McCain Collinsvile Illinois Elizabeth Stover Chicago Gary Francher Doris Wilson Vernon Hollenbeck Palestine Vern Sylvan

Erba Summer Head Start Program Opens June 10

Harry Ring announces Embaras River Basin Agency for Economic Opportunity will run an eight week summer Head Start program starting June 10 funded by Poverty Program funds. Clark County will enroll forty students at Marshall Community School with medical dental and immunization services, hot meals and snacks, and 3.5 hours of daily class time to raise readiness for public school.

Harry Ring Embaras River Basin Agency For Econoic Opportunity, Inc Office of Economic Opportunity Clark County Marshall Community School Marshall

Fisher Leaves For Army Farewell Dinner Held At Marshall Fairground

The Crumlin family hosted a basket dinner and farewell for Max Fisher who left Tuesday night for military service. Attendees from Terre Haute and Martinsville, Indiana included Mr and Mrs K E Shaffer, Mr and Mrs John L Crumlin, Sally and Nancy, Mr and Mrs Gary Shacer, Brian, Mr and Mrs Robert Lehman, Bill Livvix with Linda and Bill, Jeanne, Jack, John and Mrs Stella Crumlin, and most notably Mr and Mrs Raymond Fisher and Max. One granddaughter, Mrs Arley Andrews of Pendleton, Indiana, was absent.

Stella Crumlin Marshall Fairground Max Fisher K. FE. Shaffer John L. Crumlin Sally Nancy Gary Shacer Brian Robert Lehman Bill Livvix Linda Bill Terre Haute Keith Younger Greg Tim Kim Paula Martinsville Indiana Raymond Fisher Max Jerry Rachel William Livvix Jeanne Jack John Arley Andrews Pendleton

Local Selective Service Registrants Report for Induction

Eight Clark County registrants from local board No 94 will report for induction into the armed forces on June 5. Names include Charles W Bellew, David D Davis, Franklin E Rayhel, Frerett J Duncan, Max R Fisher, Robert Murphy, James R Taylor, and Wallace Martinsville. They will undergo physical examinations the same day.

Clark County

Births Timothy Wayne Shirely and Timothy Michael

Mr and Mrs William Shirely of Floyd Knobs Indiana announce the birth of their second son Timothy Wayne on May 25 at Floyd County Hospital New Albany. He is welcomed home by his brother William Allen. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ted Forsythe. Another birth: Mr and Mrs Robert Morecraft and Mr and Mrs Fentor Shirely of Marshall announce a son Timothy Michael born May 26 at Union Hospital.

William Shirely Floyd Knobs Indiana Timothy Wayne Floyd County Hospital New Albany William Allen Robert Morecraft Fentor Shirely Marshall Ted Forsythe Union Hospital Timothy Michael

Birth of Debra Gail Sweitzer in Paris

Mr and Mrs Samuel T Sweitzer of 411 West Carfield Paris welcomed daughter Debra Gail born May 16 at Paris Hospital weighing five pounds eleven ounces. Mother Evelyn Rhoads is daughter of Virgil and Mrs Rhoads of Marshall.

Helen Dorothy Beulah Samuel T Sweitzer West Carfield Street Paris Debra Gail Paris Hospital Evelyn Rhoads Virgil Rhoads Marshall

Teenage Road-e-O Finals Set for Marshall Event

The 1968 Teenage Road-E-O finals will be held in Marshall on Saturday June 22 at Marshall Community High School. The Marshall Jaycees host with safety officials judging a written test and on course driving. Top local winners advance to state and national finals with $14000 in scholarships and a Mercury Cougar prize.

Marshall Marshall Community High School Marshall Jaycees Illinois State Police Safety Department Ilinois Jaycee Ann Arbor Michigan The Jaycees Lincoln-Mercury Ford Motor Company

Engagement Notice for Jackie Milburn Williams

Engaged Mr and Mrs Eddie Pine Marshall announce the engagement of their granddaughter Jackie Milburn Williams to Joe Williams son of Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams Rural Route 2 Saint Union Things United States Miss Milburn a 196X Marshall High School graduate and is employed at urnside Nursing Home Mr Williams a 1967 graduate of Meall High School and is employed by Flowers Sales Inc The Clark Fidalgo and Vigo County Rural Youth will hold their annual reunion at Twin Lakes Park Paris Sunday June 9 with a basket dinner at 1230 The Class of 53 reunion at the Colonial Etchen Marshall is July 13 Reservations requested Mrs Darrell Kirby is a patient at St Mary's Hospital Cairo

Ira F. Cooper Anna Malinda Steven Brent Deem Billy V Deem Paris Malinda Marshall High School Brent Deem Lumber Co Lakewood Drive Navy Paris High School Eddie Pine Marshall Jackie Milburn Joe Williams Woodford Williams Milburn Marshall High Pool Urnside Nursing Lyams Meall High School Emmaoye' Flowers Sales, Inc Clark Fidgar Vigo County Twin Lakes Park

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Hills-Carpenter Womans Club Keith Miller Keith Norman Oklahoma Marshall Bowl Francis Hubbard Joyce Thorp Doris Bill Thorp Photo K. Gard Vickie Taylor Jo Ann King Evelyn Moschenrose Reno Maurer Tom's Cafe ERBA Fisher Selective Service News the Rural Youth Reunion Darrell Kirby St. Mary’s Hospital Cario, mm
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