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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

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County Board in Session Monday in Clark County

Clark County Board of Supervisors met at the courthouse in Marshall for their June meeting. Bills were allowed and routine business handled. Sheriff Shawyer requested a diet raise for prisoners from 1.00 to 1.30 per day. Election officials were appointed for multiple precincts including Anderson-Raymond Lambdin and Parker, with numerous named assistants.

Clark County Board of Supervisors Court House Marshall Shawyer Poor Farm Committee Rachel Evans Finkbiner

Seed potato car arrives to ease county shortage

A carload of seed potatoes is expected by Friday or Saturday this week. Vernon D. Evans of the Farm Security Administration says they were secured through the Food Distribution Administration of Maine and will be of adapted varieties. County agricultural agencies cooperate to ship in the seed. those in need should contact Mr. Evans at the Marshall House or Mr. Myers in Marshall, Illinois, and place orders at once.

Vernon D. Evans FSA Farm Security Administration Food Distribution Administration of Maine Evans Marshall House Mr. Myers Marshall, Clinois

New Case in Circuit Court Divorce Filing

Floy Wernz sues Hubert Wernz in circuit court seeking a divorce. The action names both spouses and requests dissolution of marriage, with underlying petitions and residence details likely to be filed with the clerk.

H. J. Kemp Johnson Township Clark County Casey Township

Kroger Bond Sale Near Six Thousand in Marshall

The Victory War Bond Auction at Kroger Super Market in Marshall raised about $6,000 in bonds. Sponsored by Kroger and Pet Milk Company, with Robert Bushouse in charge, the event benefited from the aid of the Marshall Rand, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and others. The American Legion and Auxiliary express gratitude to participants in the parade and ceremonies.

Kroger Marshall Pet Milk Company Robert Bushouse Marshall Rand Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Lin American Legion and Auxiliary

Marshall Young Man Wounded in Alaska Defense Command

Mr and Mrs Charles Metz of Marshall received a War Department notice that their son John was wounded in the Alaska defense command likely at Attu and is now convalescing. The family resides on South Sixth Street in Marshall.

Charles Metz South Sixth Street Marshall War Department John Alaskan Defense Command Attu Cora Whitaker North Eighth Street Estel Don Australia Honolulu Hawaii Pvt Estel D. Whitaker Holy

Softball Field Grand Opening at High School Grounds

Arrangements for a soft ball field opening at the high school athletic grounds tonight include a 7 45 band concert 8 15 flag raising and an 8 30 game between the Marshall Merchants and George Field from Lawrenceville.

Marshall Merchants George Field Lawrenceville

Local Servicemen Readied for Duty in World War II

A parade of messages lists Leon Cooper serving aboard a cargo ship with the U S Navy Reserve in New York and Treasure Island and touring abroad. Others include Silas Reed at Camp Waldron Farragut Idaho Walter Spires in Los Angeles and air corps men in Chicago Fort Wayne and San Francisco. Many letters note furloughs and transfers between camps and bases across the country and overseas.

Army Life Letter From Tucson Soldier Describes Travel

Cpl Conway L Higginbotham of Davis Monthan Field Arizona writes to Herman Tumey of Marshall detailing his journey from Patterson New Jersey to Salt Lake City Chicago and Los Angeles. He recounts seeing an aunt and cousin in Los Angeles the cross country trip and visits to New York City and the Statue of Liberty. He notes weather heat near 100 degrees and occasional rain at Davis Monthan Field praises scenery and expresses desire to remain in Illinois while describing duties and furloughs with B 24 bombers looming in the war effort.

Cpl Conway L. Higginbotham Davis-Monthan Field Arizona Herman Tumey Marshall Herman Patterson Salt Lake City Utah Los Angeles Neen New Jersey Chicago Illinois U. S Rockford Gulf of Mexico District of Columbia New York City Staten Island Normandie Ilinois Tucson Les Trevelyn Berlin Tokyo

Fraternity Pi Beta Phi Office Moves to Decatur

The Pi Beta Phi fraternity office moved from the National Dixie Hotel to rooms in the National Bank building in Decatur Illinois. Mrs. Carson Purdunn will step down as working secretary and Adele Murphy will take over. Mrs. Purdum and Dorothy Riley of Marshall aided the move to set up the new location.

Pi Beta Phi National Dixie Carson Purdunn National Bank Decatur Ilinois

Lorene Scott to Wed Melvin L. Rodgers in Paris Church

Lorene Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Scott West Union marries Melvin L Rodgers son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rodgers Anita Iowa in a Paris Christian Church ceremony at 8 00 Tuesday evening June 8 Rev Hayes officiates The couple will reside at 2813 Pine Ave Mattoon Attendants were Rex Burgess and wife Mattoon bride wore pale blue street length dress with white accessories and white rose corsage Rodgers a farm representative and Simpson College graduate to another position with the United States Employment Service after a brief wedding trip.

Roy Scott West Union Lorene Melvin L. Rodgers Charles He, Rodgers Anita Iowa The Christian Church Paris Hayes Rex Burgess Mattoon Rodgers Marshall Township High School Brown Business College of Terre Haute United States Employment Service Simpson College Indianola Pine Avenue I Mattoon

F B Society Holds June Meeting at Mrs Ashley Home

The F B Society gathered at Mrs Eliza Ashley's pleasant home for their June meeting. A warm yet ideal day featured a noon dinner and a devotional session led by Mrs Beadle with Psalm 91 and reflections from The Upper Room.

F. & B. Society Eliza Ashley Anna English Jesus German Ashley Raymond Millhouse Will Lickert Gade Luckhaupt Brandenstein Fannie Luckhaupt Patton Paris Schwartz Cassie English Beadle

Loans to flood stricken farmers seek quick help

Loans will be available this month to farmers suffering flood damage. Vernon D. Evans of the Farm Security Office in Marshall Illinois says funds cover seed feed and custom labor to restore full production this year. Farmers lacking other credit are urged to contact Evans promptly to submit loans.

Vernon D. Evans FSA Farm Security Office Marshall Hotel Marshall Illinois Mr Evans

Births in Marshall and Orlando End

Mr and Mrs Ray Washburn of Marshall announce the birth of a son Gerald DeWayne last Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson announce the birth of a 9% pound son Dwight LaVerne born June 10. Relatives report the birth of a son May 29 in Orlando Florida to Mr and Mrs Leon Cannady. The baby Virgil Lorren weighed 6&1b 307 at birth. Mrs Cannady before marriage was Miss June Strohm, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Strohm of South Michigan Avenue. The father is in the army stationed near Orlando.

Ray Washburn Marshall Gerald DeWayne Harvey Wilson Dwight LaVerne Orlando Florida Leon Cannady Virgil Lorren Cannady June Strohm Fred Strohm South Michigan Avenue

Ohio Oil Lease Opens Space Over Cole & Cole Abstr

The Ohio Oil Company has leased the room above the Cole and Cole abstract office, formerly used by the Clark County Building and Loan Association, for extra office rooms.

The Ohio Oil Company Cole & Cole Abstract Clark County Building and Loan Association

Fifty Years Ago Notes From Our Local Desk

1893 items report Rob Mitchell returning from Van Buren Arkansas to visit parents T L Mitchell and wife. Maude Neal, a summer home from teaching near the Ohio schoolhouse eleven miles south, returns. Harry Graham back from Westfield to the post office window. John Catron back from Zane Arbuckle in Pennsylvania for a short visit. Newell Stratton of Indianapolis and Frances Pearce of Darwin wed Saturday by Jacob M Scott at his office.

Rob Mitchell van Buren Ark T. L. Mitchell Rob Zane Arbuckle Pennsylvania Newell Stratton Indianapolis Frances Pearce Darwin Jacob M. Scott

Forty Years Ago Dr Athon To Leave For New Duties

Notes from 1903 recall Dr W L Athon leaving town to assume new duties with Mrs Wilson assisting. The article mentions DAR regent ambitions for a local chapter, and Miss Gertrude Robinson being chosen by the War department as one of 200 teachers to serve in the Philippine Islands with arrival by August 1. Also reports Ben Baird opening a grocery stock in Chenoweth building and a family birthday dinner for Uncle Henry Plaster who turned 84 with wishes for next century.

W. L. Athon Aabadie Wilson Harish Daughters of the American Revolution Harlan Gertrude Robinson State Normal Terre Haute War Department Philippine Islands Robinson Manila Ben T Baird Chenoweth Ben Wright

Martinsville Bride Weds at Home of Bride’s Mother

J Carrol Brydon of Martinsville wed Miss Mattie Walker in a quiet ceremony at 9 30 AM at the bride's mother's home Mrs Emma Walker. Rev D D Burt officiated with only family present. Afterward the couple toured to Terre Haute and Chicago before settling at home in Martinsville.

J Carrol Brydon Martinsville Mattie Walker Emma Walker Burt Terre Haute Chicago Brydon First National Bank Marshall William Hogue Mary Canadian Pacific Aaron Cole Spokade Perry Garwood Armstead Mont

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