American Legion Post 90 Color Guard Active in Marshall Community
The American Legion Post 90 color guard has aided in commencement exercises at Marshall High School Memorial Day events and the mortgage burning of Marshall Swimming Pool on June 1. Clark County Post 90 and its members are thanked for their cooperation by the Marshall Community Schools board and administration.
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American Legion Post 90
American Legion Color Guard
Marshall High
Marshall
Board of Education and Administration of
Marshall Community Schools
Clark County Post 90
Color Guard
Chamber of Commerce Holds June Meeting
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce board met June 10 at 7:80 at the Colonial Kitchen. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved and a general business discussion followed. A nominating meeting for directors is planned for the next gathering. A June 1 breakfast drew poor attendance because of cold rain.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Kitchen
Chamber
Coin Club talk on paper money set for June 17
Ken Walton will give a talk on paper money and displays at the Wabash Valley Coin Club meeting. The event is Monday June 17 at 7 30 p m at the YMCA. Visitors are welcome.
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Ken Walton
Wabash Valley Coin Club
YMCA
Audubon Trip to Rocky Branch Called by Lincoln Trail Chapter
The Lincoln Trail Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society will meet Sunday June 16 at 1 30 p m to explore Rocky Branch a preserved natural area noted for beauty science and habitat value The group may travel by car van meeting 12 45 p m at the east side of the Clark County Courthouse Rocky Branch lies in Douglas township section 29 near the Raymond Hudson farm northeast of Clarksville All interested persons are invited to join.
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Lincoln Trail
Ilinois Audubon Society
Rocky Branch
Clark County Court House
Douglas Township
Raymond Hudson
Clarksville
Local Soldier Gale Titus Promoted to Sergeant
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Titus announce their son Gale Titus has been promoted to sergeant while serving in Vietnam. He has been in country since October 1967 and is stationed with the 574th S and S Company Logistics Support Battalion APO San Francisco 96291.
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Hubert Titus
Gale
Vietnam
Gale Titus
U. S
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Five Points Revival Set for June Meet
A revival meeting will run at Five Points from June 16 to June 21 two miles northwest of Clark Center. Lt and Mrs Larry King and their child arrived from Newport Rhode Island to visit his parents Rex W King and family at the Marshall House Hotel. Lt jg King is bound for naval duties in the far eastern areas.
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Clark Center
Larry King
Newport
Rhode Island
Rex W
King
Marshall House
Jg) King
Far
Deaths Walter Terrell 79 in Marshall after wreck
Walter Terrell 79 of rural route 8 Marshall died at 6 00 pm Thursday from injuries in a collision at Route 1 and Route 40. Survived by wife Grace a daughter Elizabeth Terrel of Dayton four brothers Frank Russell George Mack Terrell and Frank Terrell Portland Oregon a sister Mabel Watson. Funeral 2 00 pm Sunday at the Funeral Home with Rev Don Paden officiating. Interment Marshall cemetery.
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Walter Terrell
Marshall
Grace
Elizabeth Terrel
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Terrell
Colton
Alifornia
Russell
Maroon
George
Mack Terrell
Paris
Mabel Watson
Portland
Oregon
Don Paden
Marshall Cemetery
Gerald Thompson Dies in Logansport Indiana
Gerald Thompson dies at his Logansport home after a heart attack. He leaves his widow Margie, a son Jeff, and step-brothers Bernard Nay of Arcola and Dr Ernest Nay of Terre Haute. Funeral and burial held in Logansport Indiana.
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Gerald Thompson
Mae Nay
Logansport
Indiana
Margie
Jeff
Bernard Nay
Arcola
Ernest Nay
Terre Haute
Clark county Hereford field day planned for June 16
The Clark county Junior Hereford field day will be held Sunday, June 16 at Harold Cooper's home five miles east of Martinsville with directions via signs. A noon basket dinner will precede an afternoon of activities. Russell Ferris, once of Mar Shall now in Anderson Indiana, survived a heart attack May 23 and a stroke May 30. He is a St Johns Hospital patient, improving but not accepting visitors. He is Eliz abeth Ferris's son.
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Clark County
Harold Cooper
Martinsville
Russell Ferris
Mar‘Shall
Anderson
Indiana
St. Johns Hospital
Elizabeth Ferris
Royal Scotch Highlander Band to Play in Marshall
The Royal Scotch Highlander Band, a leading musical organization, will give a concert tomorrow evening in the Marshall Methodist church under the auspices of the Marshall Red Cross chapter. Roy Smith directs the group which includes twenty artists and four vocal and instrumental soloists.
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Royal Scotch Highlander Band
Marshall
Republican election tallies across offices and precincts
U S Senator Everett Dirksen 1079 votes and Roy C Johnson 8. Governor candidates Stratton 189 Susson 87 Altorfer 278 Ogilvie 677. Lt Governor Dwyer 9867. Secretary Carpentier 107 Duff 113. Auditor Terre Clark 241 Haris 663 Olsen 130. Attorney General Scott 1026. Clerk Supreme Court Emerson 271 Searcy 248 Taft 51. Clerk Appellate Court Conn 797 Springer 1081. National Convention delegates Taylor 679 VanHorn 709 Dobrovolny 86 Werden 347. Alternate Mitchell 1030. 54th District Representative Burgoon 1195 Jones 1851. Representative Committeeman Davidson 1012. Circuit Clerk Spotts 1068. State's Attorney Shawler 947. County Treasurer Cornwell 1054. Precinct committeemen differ per precinct with multiple names and tallies across Casey Auburn Darin Marshall Martinsville Melrose Parker Wabash Westfield York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Everett Dirksen
Roy C. Johnson
Wm. Stratton
Thomas Susson
John Altorfer
Richard Ogilvie
Robert Dwyer
Donald Carpentier
Brian Duff
Terre Clark
Wm. Haris
Weslie Olsen
Wm. Scott
Supreme Court
Louise
Leslie N. Jones
Paul Davidson
Eugene Spotts
Omer Shawler
Donald Hosch
Carol Ann Cornwell
Anderson
Robert Whitaker
Auburn
Raymond Lowry
Casey
Bill Savage
George St. John
Orange
Rex Cornwell
Parker
Wabash
Robert Lackey
Wayne Cooper
Westfield
Edwards
York
Jack Strohm
Forty Years Ago Marriage Lenses Tie Pairs Across Indiana
The column lists forty marriages from 1928 including L E Bowser of South Bend to Elsie Height of Casey. Melvin Smith of Mooresville wed Helen Long of Columbus. Harry Crop of Marshall to Ruth Noakes of Marshal. Parry Taylor of Decatur to Hazel Isac of Plainville. James Scott of Terre Haute to Verna Smith. Kenneth Nickworth of Robinson to Velda Tediford of Flat Rock. Shelby Hurtt of Greenup to Zola Lerner of Union Township Cumberland County. Charles Myers of Terre Haute to Leslie Atwater. James Irving of Indianapolis to Bonnita Bullard of Marshall. Carl Sutton of Newman to Lida Miller of Newman. Verla Hugg of Chrisman to Luca Thornsburg of Chrisman. Evert Pugh of Casey to Lucille Churchhill of Casey.
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L. E. Bowser
South Bend
Indiana
Elsie Height
Casey
Melvin K. Smith
Mooresville
Helen Lucille Long
Columbus
Ind
Harry EB. Crop
Marshall
Ruth Noakes
Marshal
Parry Taylor
Decatur
Hazel Isac
Plainville
James R. Scott
Tere Haute
Verna Smith
Terre Haute
Kenneth S. Nickworth
Robinson
Velda Tediford
Flat Rock
Shelby Hurrt
Greenup
Zola Lerner
Union Township
Cumberland County
Charles Myers
Leslie Atwater
James Irving
Indianapolis
Bonnita Bullard
Carl Sutton
Newman
Lida Miller
Illinois
Verla Hugg
Chrisman
Luca Thornsburg
Evert Pugh
Lucille Churchhill
Clark County Picnic Planned in Jackson Park Chicago
Thirty years ago report notes Clark County Annual Picnic set for next Sunday June 19 in Jackson Park Chicago just south of the old field house. Speakers include science of fingerprint identification and other topics. many residents expected. J and W Shop in Marshall to sponsor free show June 21 at North Fifth Street starting 7 30. Birth notices list Sandra Lea Witel Wesley Potter Harvey Allen Junior Robert Edward Tapscott with families in Marshall Terre Haute Nora Springs.
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Herald
John Rush
Clark County
Jackson Park
Chicago
Old Field House
Marshall
North Fifth Street
Hobart Witel
Sandra Lea
Ray Potter
Nora Springs
Towa
Wesley
Potter
Faye Blizzard
Harry Allen Hurst
Harvey Allen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Glenn Tapscott
Robert Edward
Twenty Years Ago News Notes From Marshall Area
A 1948 report notes a local man brought a large horned lizard to the Herald Office near Oak Grove southeast of Marshall. The page records marriage notices for Dolson and McCory, Brown and Finney, Ralston and Davis, Ellington and Hudson, Wenderson and Cooper, Trefz and Rhoads, Mulpa and Bennett, plus births to Ellington and a son Albert Keith born May 26 and to Beard and Kasemeyer with a daughter born June 5 at St Anthony’s Hospital.
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Leland Walters
Oak Grove
Marshall
Herald Office
Fiarnest Dolson
West Union
Doris McCory
Robinson
Robert Brown
Casey
Lela Finney
Farrell Ralston
Westfield
Cecile Davis
Nash Ellington
Martinsville
Wilma Brosman
Malinois
Ray Givertoon
Terre Haute
Velma Hudson
Raymond Wenderson
Peoria
Phyllis Cooper
Ted Trefz
Paris
Dorothy Rhoads
Chester Mulpa
Chicago
Mary Ellen Bennett
Zela Ellingston
Albert Keith
Ellington
Louise
Quality Lime buys Montgomery Quarry land and assets
Ten years ago in 1958 Quality Lime Co. and Montgomery Stone Quarry reached a deal making Quality Lime the owner of 135 acres of land and all quarry equipment just east of Marshall. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright of Danville announce the arrival of their first child a boy.
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Quality Lime Co
Montgomery Stone Quarry
Montgomery Stone
Marshall
Charles Wright
Danville
Tlinots
Births and a Saddle Club Show Schedule
Announcements include the birth of Lori Lea, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Douglas at Union Hospital on June 4 weighing eight pounds two ounces. James Allen Mrs Wright formerly Ann Bartly also mentioned. Scott Allen born June 7 to Mr and Mrs William FE Pickens of Terre Haute, mother Edna Kirchner. Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club hosts a closed horse show June 16 at 1 30 p m at Lester Carahan's home, open to spectators.
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James Allen
Wright
Ann Bartly
John Douglas
Lori Lea
Union Hospital
Douglas
Edna Schaefer
William FE. Pickens
Terre Haute
Indiana
Scott Allen
Reba Lee Kirchner
Clark County Trail Blazers
Saddle Club
Lester Carahan
Wallace Johnson Wedding in Martinsville June 1 1968
Miss Lucy Mase Wallace and Johnnie W. Johnson married at Martinsville with Rev. Carl Carpenter officiating. Bride wore empire white satin with orange rose bouquet. party included maid of honor Marion Liverett and flower girl Amber Oakley. About 120 guests attended. cake by Grace Starkey. organist Mrs. Marjorie Thompson and singer Rick Perry performed.
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Lucy Mase Wallace
Leroy Wallace
Martinsville
Johnnie W. Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Casey
Carl Carpenter
Lilly
The
Valley
Marion Liverett
C. T. Liverett
Amber Oakley
Rev
Marvin Oakley
Thorp
Ernest Wallace
Rocky Johnson
Glenn Wallace
Marjorie Thompson
Rick Perry
Grace Starkey
Marshall
Freda Harner
Margie Johnson
Grace
Karen Wallace
Ethel Sanders
Cheryl Fessenbeck
Rose Bowen
Indiana State students visit Marshall elementary library
Indiana State graduate students from a library science class visited Marshall Community Schools libraries on a May Saturday. They examined the North School's new elementary library and discussed library instruction and administration with local staff.
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Indiana State
Marshall Community
Charlotte Walker
TSU
Mildred Frazier
Lbrarian
Marshall
Elizabeth Bevington
Mary Margaret
Sally Grant
Bill Youman
Kathryn Crowder
Judy James
Patricia Bristol
Vigo County
Helen Kash
Names Listed in Local Union Neighborhood Notices
A long list of individuals and households from Casey Martinsville Terre Haute West York Westfield and surrounding areas appears in a community notice. The names include Cornwell Weaver Freeman Wohler Gilman Kibler Bennett Helmholtz Hollingsworth Gilbert Staley Staley Hollensbe Swartz Husen and Van Gilder among others in a public records style roster.
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Ralph Delen Freeman
Casey
Virginia Fistalene Wohler
Wayne Elgene
Martin Marshall
Sandry Lee Paplinght
Casey Jack Lee Gilman
Clinton Ind
Avanell Gilman
Terre Haute
Fred Dean Clatfelter
West York
Dixie Lee
Kibler Marshall
Bruce Edward Bennett
Charlotte
Sonnine
Brownfield
James C Helmholtz
Hutsonville
Hollingsworth Marshall
Ronald TD Gilbert Westfield
Marsha Jane Gilbert
Martinsville
Don Howard Cochenour
Marriage of Mrs Juanita R. McCammon and Benton Marrs
An wedding announcement notes the marriage of Mrs Juanita R. McCammon to Benton Marrs on Friday June 7 at the Methodist Church in Marshall. Rev Burt McIntosh officiated with immediate family present and the couple plans to reside at 402 Locust in Marshall after a wedding trip.
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Juanita R. McCammon
Benton Marrs
Marshall
Burt McIntosh
Marrs
Locust
Births and family notices in a local column
Mr and Mrs Darrel Martin announce the birth of a baby girl Lori Ann born June 10 at Paris Hospital weighing seven pounds. Her mother is the former Hilla Miller. Grandparents include Tholme Denisen, Curran, and King. Also listed are several other birth notices with variations in spelling and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Martin
Lori Ann
Tory Dean
Dean Tholme
Denisen
Lawrence Curran
Fupene King of
Marshall
Denisa Flaine
Paris
Hilla Miller
Ames Tyler
Dareter
Waren
First Concert by Moirshall City Band on Courthouse Lawn
The Moirshall City Band will present its first concert Friday night June 14 1968 at 8 90 pm on the Courthouse lawn. The program features marches popular tunes and other selections. Eugene Moran was moved from Paris Hospital to the Burnaide Home.
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Moirshall
Eugene Moran
Paris
Burnaide
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Comerce
Coin Club
Sgt
Hereford Field
Bethel
Lull Thorp Photo
Brenda Sue Jackson
Bethel No 85
International Order of
Job's
Wallace
Johnson
Ena
David Ray Cornwell
West
Kathy Sue Weaver
Fs O'Nell
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