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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

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Clark County Supervisors Post June Meeting Actions

The Clark County Board of Supervisors held the regular June session approving three months of bills and appointing election judges and clerks for upcoming years. Appointments list multiple named judges and clerks across numerous townships including Auburn Casey Darwin Dolson and Marshall with party designations.

Clark County Board of Supervisors Anderson Jesse M. Davis Willard Wallace Wm. Allen Burger Virgil Malloy Joe Fetters Edward Liverly Auburn Otto Veach Clarence Beachout Harlan Hutchens Ora Cline Clarence Wright Vern Church Casey Wm. Davidson Owen Main E. V. Meeker Mary Brown Mary Goble Geneva Smith Henry Hallstein Pearl Shuey James A. Davis Mary Pursell Neema Callahan Iris Volk O. E. Davis Edna Forester Elza Ulrey Anna McKeen Cecile Allenthorp Desa Zeiter Darwin Arthur Haddix Wayne Hunt Edith Gard Edgar Burner Betty Spangler Evelyn Schaffer Dolson Newt Bean Homer Jeffs Everett Ross Clerks Harry Murphy Everett Harbor George Robson Douglas Jule Gore Francis Staub Clarence Myers Ed Madden Roy Prewett George Hollingsworth Johnson Ralph Bennett Dale Richardson James Slusser Lorene Ramsey Clara Beeson Pauline Applegate Marshall Walter Cork Percy Hasten Frank Meehling Kathryn Brann Nora Lorene Jeter Helen Rhoads Mabel ‘Alford Helen Coyle Edith Romines EB. C. Ferguson Patsie Morrill Ruth Mac Wherter Martinsville Earl Patchett Sidney Blankenbeker Harry Conrad J. L Baird Gladys Daugherty Dorothy Eggleston Melrosé Edward Evans Russel Crumlin John Phillippe Leon Dodd Pearse Cornwell Wm. Leastre Orange Harold Wolfe Ray Staley Cloyce Calvert Wayne Baker Lester Smith Darrell Atkins Parker Ross Stratton Ford Knecht Sebert~ Wilhoit Lloyd Ross George Nicholson Edgar Ennis James Snedeker Forrest Rollings Albert Bartram Thos. Leland Routledge Albert Carpenter Harold Jones

Frontiersman Drops 1-0 to Neoga in Neoga Game

Morgan's Frontier boys fell 1 to 0 at Neoga as a late second hit and two Marshall errors decided the game after six and a half innings. Pitcher Bill Bess held Neoga to two hits with fourteen strikeouts. Frontier plans an 8:30 p.m. game at Paris next Sunday with Bess on the mound and Billy Fredenberger catching.

Morgan Frontier Boys Neoga Marshall Frontiersman Bill Bess Neoga Boys Mr. Hobbe Effingham Marshall Legion Neoga All Stars Paris Paris All Stars Billy Fredenberger

Mrs Lavenia Jones Returns Home From Union Hospital

Mrs Lavenia Jones was returned to her Dennison home Monday from Union Hospital where she had been receiving care.

Ohio Oil Co names new management and staff moves

The Ohio Oil Company announces a promotion and reassignment of five production executives to accelerate exploration and development. A. J. Rosenlieb retires Aug 1 1948 as Marshall Division manager. A L Henderson to Marshall manager. G F Poe to Houston division. O W Henry to Casper division. A L Burch to Casper as special assistant. E B Stewart to Tulsa division. Daniel Rosenlieb’s career timeline is provided.

W. B. Mietyy Ohio Oil Company A. L. Henderson Houston Texas Marshall G. F. Poe Casper Wyoming O. W. Henry Grand Rapids Michigan A. L.burch Tulsa Oklahoma

Henderson Early Career At Ohio Oil Company Traced

Arthur L. Henderson born November 13 1889 rose from a general worker in Illinois oil fields to a Houston division production leader. He joined The Ohio Oil Company as a pipe man on February 1 1917 marking a long industry career.

Arthur L. Henderson Houston Division Tlinois Ohio Oil Company

New Methodist Minister Assigned to Tuscola Parish

Rev. Frank H. Ebright is assigned to the Tuscola pastorate after conference in Bloomington. He and wife and three sons have lived in Marshall a year and move next Wednesday. Eugene Stauffer of Delavan is named as associate or assisting minister. The Stauffers have two young children.

Bloomington Frank H. Ebright Methodist Church Tuscola Ebright Marshall Gee Eugene Stauffer Delavan Trinda Stauffer

Farm Adviser Glover Resigns for St. Clair County Post

Charles N. Glover, Clark County farm adviser for three years, resigns to take a Belleville Illinois post as adviser in St. Clair County. He begins September 1 with a Farm Bureau membership over 2000 in the county.

Charles N. Glover Clark County St. Clair County Belleville Illinois

Growing Contest Entries From Marshall High School

Eighteen vocational agriculture students from Marshall High School enter the Hi Yield Corn Growing Contest in Illinois. Sponsored by Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Company to promote home project work, the students train on the home farm under W T Spittler, including Don Claypool Leland Buckner Ralph Murphy Carroll Bender Kenneth Wilson Harold Moore Harold Hendrix Dale Wright Stanley Nicol Bob Fraker Bert Kile Wayne Rollings Glen Rollings Don Drumond Willard Stoelting Al Bennett Norman Setzer.

Marshall High School Illinois Pioneer Hi- Bred Corn Company of Illinois W. T. Spittler Don Claypool Leland Buckner Ralph Murphy Carroll Bender Kenneth Wilson Harold Moore

Marriage Licenses Reported Across Indiana Counties

A list shows multiple couples gaining marriage licenses including Raymond Lee Jr. of Martinsville and Billie Jean Chrysler of Casey, Charles Schutts of Palestine and Virginia Rae Meeker of Robinson, Grover Morehead of Casey and Goldie Irene Abrams of Terre Haute, Robert Curtis of Martinsville and Elizabeth Carey of Waynetown, Benedick Frnds of Pelham Manor New York and Joanne Worick of Martinsville, Donald Greenwood of Paris and Marjorie Alsup of Kansas, James Maloy of Monticello and Clara Roy of Oblong.

Raymond Lee, Jr Martinsville Billie Jean Chrysler Casey Charles Schutts Palestine Virginia Rae Meeker Robinson Grover Morehead Goldie Irene Abrams Terre Haute Robert Curtis Elizabeth Carey Waynetown Indiana Benedick Frnds Pelham Manor New York Joanne Worick Donald Greenwood Paris Marjorie Alsup Kansas James Maloy Monticello Clara Roy

New Court Actions Include Divorce and Foreclosure Notices

New cases entered in circuit court include McClellan versus Millis by confession, Martin & Sons against Troxel by confession, Greenwell versus Greenwell a divorce, and City of Marshall with multiple defendants including Daly Tarble Smitley Craig Craig Spittler Nicol Bowling Stanfield and others in a foreclosure action.

F. D. McClellan Virgil Millis Glen Martin & Sons Ben Troxel Frank B. Greenwell Anna J. Greenwell City of Marshall RE. P. Daly Martin Tarble Everett Smitley Maude Craig Russell Craig Eugene Craig Ith Spittler Emma Nicol Blanche Bowling Percy Stanfield

Wright Engagement for Phyllis May Curran

Mr and Mrs Harry Wright of West Union announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis May to James Curran son of Mr and Mrs Charles Curran of Marshall.

Harry Wright West Union Phyllis May James Curran Charles Curran Marshall

Career of Texas oil executive Henderson timeline

The record outlines Hendersons career from a machine shop in Robinson Illinois to a general superintendent of production for the Houston division. It tracks moves to Caddo Texas Eldasville Stroud and Mitchell County, drilling wildcat wells, and studies in business management, culminating in West Texas and New Mexico property leadership.

Robinson Illinois Caddo Texas Eliasville Stroud Oklahoma Mitchell County Henderson I. G. Yates A

Walker Family Involved In Sunday Wreck Near Effingham

Sunday evening about 5 30 as Paul and Mrs Walker owners of Western Auto in Marshall and their 14 year old twin sons along with Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams and their son traveled from Vandalia a lime truck cut in front driving 18 miles NW of Effingham The Walkers Hudson 1948 was wrecked crashing into the lime truck turning it over All four Walkers were taken to Effingham hospital with severe injuries and critical condition Mrs Walker suffered a broken nose multiple ribs and a grim prognosis The sons sustained broken legs while Mr Williams and wife escaped serious injury with the wife hospitalized in Terre Haute for a broken jaw

Paul Walker Western Auto Associate Marshall Woodford Williams Vandalia Effingham Hudson Mr. Williams Union Hospital Terre Haute

Engagement of Evelyn Lee to Clayton Hammond Announced

Mr and Mrs Owen Lee of Marshall announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to Clayton Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hammond of Terre Haute Miss Lee graduated from Marshall high school in 1945 and has worked at Owens Illinois Glass in Terre Haute for three years Hammond a Martinsville and Indiana State Teacher College graduate resides in Terre Haute with plans for a future wedding not set yet.

Owen Lee Marshall Evelyn Clayton Hammond Glenn Hammond Terre Haute Miss Lee Marshall High School Owens-Mlinois Glass Hammond Martinsville High School Indiana State Teacher's College

Deaths Wellington Hurst 78 Marshall resident

Wellington Wink Hurst 78 died Monday at his home in northwest Marshall. Survived by widow Addie a daughter Elsie Stone burner Terre Haute two sons Dwayne St Louis Claude Marshall a brother Nick Hurst Auburn and two sisters Pearl Garver and Myrtle Hurst Auburn. Body to Marrs Funeral Home services Wednesday at 2:00 p m Marshall Christian Church Rev G W Gibson officiating burial Auburn Cemetery.

Wellington Wink) Hurst Marshall Addie Elsie Stoneburner Terre Haute Dwayne St. Louis Claude Nick Hurst Auburn Pearl Garver Myrtle Hurst Marrs Marshall Christian Church G. W. Gibson Auburn Cemetery

Murdered Woman Found Under Bridge Near Brownsburg Indiana

Mrs. Mary Pedigo 56 of Indianapolis was beaten and drowned in a creek under a Brownsburg bridge Sunday. She was daughter of the late Amos Beltz and survived by five brothers George Washington DC Gene Hampton VA Charles Indianapolis and John Claude Marshall and three sisters Mabel Bierbaum Irene Hennessee Dorothy Tansee Indianapolis. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis with graveside burial in Zion cemetery.

Mary Pedigo Indianapolis Brownsburg Indiana Amos Beltz George Washington D. C Gene Hampton Virginia Charles John Claude Marshall Mabel Bierbaum Irene Hennessee Dorothy

Frances Martin Whitlock Obituary

Frances Martin Whitlock formerly of Marshall died at her Ramona California home on Wednesday June 9. She is survived by daughter Mrs Florence Hackett of Ramona. Body arrived in Marshall Wednesday evening and was taken to Marrs Funeral Home. Graveside services were held Thursday at 2 30 with Dr Guy A Cox officiating. Burial in the Marshall cemetery.

Frances Martin Whitlock Marshall Ramona California Florence Hackett Marrs Guy A. Cox Marshall Cemetery

Frank Sanders Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Frank Sanders is reported to have undergone an appendicitis operation at East Chicago Mon tely hospital.

Frank Sanders East Chicago Montely

Wallis boys move old ice house to the farm

In days gone by the Wallis family relocated their long standing ice house from east of the Big Four to the family farm. A show window statue remains hypnotized rather than dead. Mrs. Will Rector returned from Terre Haute after medical treatment. Ernie Lockard came home from LaGrande seeking work. Edward enlisted in Indianapolis and headed to San Francisco. A rural wedding took place at Prof. Alvan Smiths home near Auburn with Mabel Smith and E K Arford of Odon Indiana.

Wallis Foster Martin Will Rector Terre Haute Ernie Lockard LaGrande Oregon Amos Lucan Klondike Edward Indianapolis San Francisco Alvan Smith Auburn Mabel Smith E. K. Arford Odon Indiana

Local notices and events from Marshall area

Obituary notes Mrs Thompson aged 73 dies at home of her son Joseph near Auberry. Articles mention Pearl fishing on the Wabash at height with funds reported and a 2000 dollar sale between Terre Haute and Vincennes. George Huron of Topeka reports visit Marshall with history back to 1852 Cumberland Road. Dr Cullop near West Union owns 43 horses and plans 150 acres of corn. Will Brosman and Goldie Church wed at Baptist church with Rev Fasig officiating.

Kansas Dr. Cullop West Union Will Brosman Goldie Church The Baptist Church L. G. Fasig

Local notes from 1918 Lima county area

1918 report notes Lt Hubert English of Boston will visit Marshall this week then head to Ft Oglethorpe Ga. Rae Fawley breaks his left arm while cranking an auto. Will Rapson and Chester English and Harry Perdue learn of sons’ safe arrival in France. Paul Hewitt dies at age 2 from measles and whooping cough. Louis Kerr goes to Wood River Illinois for summer work with Illinois Pipe Line. Clarence Bainbridge letters say he nears Chateau Thierry where heavy fighting continues. Marriage licenses issued to LeRoy Wheeler Esther Francis and Donald Perrine Myrtle Thompson.

Hubert English Boston Marshall Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia Rae Fawley Rapson France Will Rapson Chester English Harry Perdue Paul Levi Hewitt Wabash Township Louis Kerr Wood River Illinois Clarence Bainbridge Chateau Thierry LeRoy Wheeler Esther Francis Melrose Donald Perrine Myrtle Thompson Johnson

D C Ryerson 74 Dies at West York Home

Twenty years ago Dr C D Ryerson aged 74 died at his home in West York on Thursday night. Other items note June 14 1928 marriage of Miss Clara Forbeck and Gay Spittler of south of Marshall, Elmer Goekler's return from Arizona, Mrs C E Beadle’s hospital operation in Terre Haute, Mr and Mrs George German's LaGrange weekend, Roy Dooley joining the Marshall Herald staff after University of Illinois journalism school graduate.

C D Ryerson West York Clara Forbeck John Forbeck Gay Spittler Phillip Spittler South of Marshall Elmer Goekler Arizona C. E. Beadle Terre Haute George German

Plane crash claims life of Oscar Gallatin near Milwaukee

Oscar Gallatin 24 son of Mr and Mrs Will Gallatin Jr of Martinsville died in a Sunday morning plane crash near Milwaukee Wisconsin. Also noted are marriage announcements for Helen Gallington and Lawrence Wallace and a stroke illness for Mrs James Thompson with no improvement, plus a family motor trip planned to Virginia and New York with a sailing trip to Oslo for Doris Jensen.

Oscar Gallatin Will Gallatin, Jr Martinsville Milwaukee Wisconsin A. J Gallington Dresser Helen Lawrence Wallace Marshall James Thompson Homer Carl Jensen Doris Virginia New York

Marshalls Methodist Church Hosts Bennett Mulka Wedding

A candlelight ceremony at the Marshall Methodist church united Miss Mary Ellen Bennett and Chester William Mulka in marriage. Officiated by Rev. Leo B. Venatta, the service featured organ solos by Bernice Brosman and a vocal performance by Dorothy Webb. The couple plans to reside in Peoria after a trip to the Smoky Mountains.

Marshall Mary Ellen Bennett Emil Co. Bennett Chester William Mulka Frank Mulka Chicago Leo B. Venatta Marshall Evangelical Church Bernice Brosman Victor Herbert Dorothy Webb Cape Girardeau Bennett Margaret Ann Schosanski Miss Schosanski North Central College Naperville Madge B. Muir Catherine Ann Archer Marion Ind Miriam Cole

Hurst Couple Quietly Marks Sixty Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank Hurst observe their 66th wedding anniversary at 814 South Sixth Street. Married June 18 1882 near Marshall in Dolson Prairie they have lived in their current home 61 years. He formerly farmed, then ran a undertaker business rural mail carrier and served as a salesman. they are 87 and 83. Their children Arthur Hurst and Mrs Ruth Black and granddaughter Dorothy Groves were visiting earlier this week.

Frank Hurst South Sixth Street Hurst Marshall Dolson Prairie Marshall Field and Company of Chicago Arthur Hurst Ruth Black Dorothy Groves

Batteries vanish from Hammermill farm site

Supplies valued at about 60 dollars disappeared from the hammermill at Austin Claypool's farm Wednesday night. Four batteries and two Ford radiators were taken.

Austin Claypool

Board of Review Organizes and Names Officials

The Board of Review met and organized Saturday at 9 00 am Ralph Bennett of Johnson Township chaired the board as acting chairman Ben Nettley remained as a holdover member and Leon Dodd of Melrose was appointed by Judge John M. Hollenbeck Mrs Neema Arbuckle of York Township was chosen as clerk for the proceedings.

Board of Review Ralph Bennett Johnson Township Board of Supervisors Ben Nettley Leon Dodd Melrose John M. Hollenbeck Neema Arbuckle York Township

Tractor Accident Victim Brookward Returns Home

Bruce Spires, injured when his tractor overturned weeks ago, was sent home to Clarksville on Tuesday. Mo and Mrs. George German returned Wednesday from Hinsdale Illinois after visiting son Eve German and family for two weeks.

Bruce Spires Clarksville Mrs George German Hinsdale Llinois Eve German

Mr and Mrs Keys Return From Wisconsin Vacation

Mr and Mrs Wilson Keys arrive home Wednesday after a vacation in Wisconsin. Herman Klennert from Texas is visiting his mother Mrs Nan Buser. This is their first Marshall visit in twenty nine years.

Wilson Keys Wisconsin Herman Klennert Texas Nan Buser Marshall

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Ohio Oil CO A. J. Rosenlieb Marshall, Ilinois Emery Albert J. Rosenlielt Monroe County Ohio Carter Oil Company West Virginia Greybull Mid West Mr. Rosenfieb Albert J. Rosenlieb Glover Walker Wreck Evelyn Lee Leslie McClellan Judith Kay Stewart Allen Tucson Henry Middleton Sue Lynne Jennifer Lee Miami Florida George Benderiuis Frank M. Archer Smoky Mountains Peoria Mulka Bradley University
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