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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

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Farewell reception for Archer family held at Methodist church

A farewell reception honoring Rev. Leslie G. Archer and his family occurred Monday in the basement of the Methodist church. The program included talks by Harry Findley and H. R. Snavely, violin numbers by Mrs. Archer, vocal solos by Vaughn Arney, and a Marshall Men’s Chorus performance. A humorous poem by Mrs. Faye Thompson and a skit about the Archers’ departure capped the evening, as gifts were presented and refreshments served. The family leaves Marshall for a new home in Onarga.

Leslie G. ‘Archer Archer Onarga

Grand Jury Indicts Twice in March Term Cases

Judge Casper Platt presided as ten indictments were returned Monday in the March term grand jury session. Everett Eugene Brew ater faces larceny and burglary charges. William H. Curtis faces two confidence game and two forgery counts. Marshall Manhart is charged with assault. Francis Curran is named as accessory to assault. Martinsville State Bank versus Alva and Mrs. Flossie Thompson awards judgment of 115.86 to the plaintiff.

Casper Platt Everett Eugene Brewater William H. Curtis Marshall Manhart Francis Curran Martinsville State Bank Alva Thompson Flossie

High School Girl Sells Record War Bond Quota

Dorothea Imle sixteen, a Marshall High junior, sold 4037.50 in Fifth War Bond Sales for District 62 near Marshall Washington. She nearly reached the $4100 quota, with her partner Joan Gard yet to report. McClure, Clark County War Finance Chairman, notes the record and invites challenge from any other sixteen year old.

Dorothea Imle Marshall High School Washington Marshall Carl Albrecht Imle Joan Gard Marshall High Dorothea Joan

Beecher City and Effingham Residents Take Marriage Oaths

Marriage licenses issued to Earl Musser 20 and Carolyn Conner 49 of Beecher City Til and John R Trett 34 and Dorothy Mae Davis 20 of Effingham.

Earl Musser Carolyn Conner Beecher City, Til John R. Trett Dorothy Mae Davis Effingham

Probate Court News Wills and Petitions Filed

Wills and petitions for letters testamentary were filed in the estates of Hettie L Briscoe Perry R Williams and Agnes M Jackson. Women are urged to join Red Cross to make surgical dressings and volunteer today.

Hettie L.briscoe Perry R. Williams Agnes M. Jackson Red Cross

Dewey and Bricker Win Nominations at Republican Convention

The Republican national convention in Chicago nominated Thomas B. Dewey of New York for president and John W. Bricker of Ohio for vice president. The opening session showed clear party unity with these two names as the only nominees presented. The ticket is seen as a strong leadership pair that should produce a winning campaign.

Thomas B, Dewey New York Goy John W. Bricker Ohio Dewey Bricker Republican” Party

Rotary Installs Officers Tuesday

The Marshall Rotary Club held a Tuesday dinner at Nell's restaurant with fifty members and guests. Ted Meyers became president, receiving the gavel from M. L. Behner, past president. Guest speaker Hensi Fanti, Vienna refugee and Tarkio College student, spoke on Nazi era conditions and underground work.

Marshall Rotary Club Nell’s Rotary Anns Ted Meyers Behner C. C. Carrol Hensi Fanti Vienna Austria Tarkio College Tarkio, Mo

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Iowa Townships

A legal notice lists numerous June 1944 real estate deeds transferring land and interests in Casey Marshall and nearby townships. Transactions include warranty and quit claim deeds between multiple pairs of individuals such as Eddie and Alice Cartright, Chester Snavely, D. Davidson, Olen and Hazel Sweet, Ewing family, Sharp family, Spence family, Morgan pair, Huffman, Hall, Medsker, Green, Daly, McCrory, Goodwin, and Huffman. Amounts shown are mostly token sums of $1 or $2.

Eddie Alice C. Cartright Roy E Marie Cartright Chester S Asenath Virgil Pauline Anderson Martinsville Dr D. Davidson Norman Ona Maude Richey Henbest Thompson Marshall D. L Beulah BE. Millis E.H N. A. Ewing P. L. Ewing Alva L Bessie Morgan Darrel C Goldie Morgan Nora George W. Huffman Tithean Carl Medsker Mary A Robert E. Green Maurine E. P. Daly Harry A Cecil Thompson Ada Edgar McCrory Harlen T Wanda Bennett Essie John Goodwin Elzie O. Chapman Mary J. Huffington Lucille M. Hall

Letter from Lt Fredenberger en route to Italy

A wartime letter from Lt Everett Fredenberger to his father Ed reports the voyage to Italy in 1944. He describes port stops, inability to land or mail, as well as fishing, swimming, reading, sleeping, sunbathing, and a calm voyage with good ship food. He hopes for mail and notes plans to write again from port.

A - Everett Fredenberger Marshall Yso Italy

Marriages span three couples with Army ties and Midwest ties

Rosanna Lee Tingley wed Pfc. Harry Snyder at Westover Army Air Base Chicopee Falls Massachusetts. The couple will reside in Springfield Massachusetts. Also M iss Lorene Leggett married Ray Spittler in Charleston and Betty Joan Tingley tied to Wayne L. Tingley at Fort Smith Arkansas. A revival meeting on Hollenbeck lots continues with many saved.

Frank Tingley 11Th and Chestnut St Rosanna’ ‘Lee Harry Snyder Akron Ohio Westover Army Air Base Chicopee Falls Mass Asfa Avant Bruce van Springfield Victoria Mateja Hadley Marshall Township High Army /Service & Supply Forces Springfield Ordnance District Pfc Snyder Madison Avenue

Service Members Active in New Hampshire and Other States

A compiled update lists M H McDaniel of Hanover visiting family from North Michigan. Pfe Waleya Junker reports arrival in England. Pfc Joseph Cummings of Marshall earns Good Conduct Medal at Wendover Field Utah. Lt Paul Baker enters naval training in Florida. A R S C Winford Ashley and wife visit family in Marshall and plan Crawfordsville trips. Pfe James Pellum at Camp Mackall furlough with parents J L and Mrs Pellum. Pvt Richard LaRue completes armaments training at Lowry Field and transfers to Buckingham Army Air Field Florida for gunnery school. Warren J Berner graduates 44 F class at Altus Army Air Base with Wings and commission, returning home on furlough.

Wendover Field Utah Joseph Cummings North 5Th St Marshall Pvt Richard.LaRue Ward LaRue Department of Armaments Lowry Field Denver Ohio Buckingham Army Air Field Fort Myers Florida Warren J. Berner John Berner Route 4 Altus Army Air Base Altus Oklahoma Warren

Deaths and obituaries from Marshall area

Mrs Charles Ferris died Thursday at her home in Marshall. Susan Shade cremated remains to be interred in Auburn Cemetery beside her husband. Raymond Shade on Navy leave accompanied remains from San Diego. Stanley Kraemer 32 died in Hutsonville after mumps. services held there. Viola McClellan Gallatin died at home near Martinsville after illness. funeral at Martinsville Methodist Church. Miss Mildred Marsh returned to her Wabash Valley job after weeks in Paris Hospital.

Charles Ferris Marshall Marrs Susan Shade Joseph Shade Auburn Cemetery Viola McClellan Gallatin Martinsville Shelby Gallatin Warren Gallatin Cincinnatti Laurel Heath Terre Haute Maurine Toman Elwood Ind Stewart McClellan Methodist Pentland Ridgelawn Willard Lindsey Risey Mildred Marsh South Sixth Street Paris Hospital

Australian Letter From World War II Sailor

A wartime family letter from John Asi in the Pacific to his mother Clara Kesler describes Australia as a little America with a big Red Cross building and a busy town. he notes English spoken, currency in shillings and pounds, cheaper prices, a steak dinner for five shillings, and humorous encounters with locals and telephone mix ups. Names from Marshall and Martinsville appear in the Red Cross guest book.

Clara Kesler John Asi Pacific Australia Mom Hurst American Red Cross United States John Travioli Joseph Staub Robert Duran Marshall William Dill Martinsville America New Guinea Hawaii

Velsicol Piciig Monday At English Grove

The Velsicol plant workers and families gathered Monday evening at English Grove for a picnic supper. The event featured sandwiches soft drinks cake and homemade ice cream with outdoor games and contests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Crocker Mr and Mrs Elmer Renner and families and other plant employees and relatives.

Velsicol No English Grove Roy Crocker Elmer Renner Harold Kintz Gene Durnal Bob Myles Norman Woods Wayne Heckler John Reyhel John Budd Ross Barkalow Floyd Leggett Barbara Farris Gladys Fasig Dorothy Clark Emma Jean Coldren Howard Brown John Stogsdill

Rowena Bartlett Celebrates 90th Birthday Tea

Mrs. Rowena Gard Bartlett widow of Giles E. Bartlett marked her 90th birthday with a June 22 tea attended by more than a hundred guests. Mrs. Allen G. Bartlett and Mrs. Boyde R. Nichols led the event with help from Mrs. Russel Gray as bouquets and gifts were presented.

Rowena Gard Bartlett Giles E. Bartlett Allen G. Bartlett Boyde R. Nichols Russel Gray Bartlett

For Whom Do The Bells Toll Today War Fund Appeal

From disease swamps in the South Pacific and battle fronts in France Italy and Africa comes a plea to the public. The Fifth War Loan Drive Committee for Clark County urges citizens to lend money to the government to ensure a fighting chance for servicemen and victory.

South Pacific France Italy Africa Clark Co

New Divorce and Partition Actions Filed in Circuit Court

Marie Wise sues John A Wise for divorce and Bert Morgan seeks partition against Wm Bartlett and others in circuit court. The filings outline complaints and requests for court relief and equitable partition where applicable.

Marie Wise John A. Wise Bert Morgan Wm. Bartlett

Local Notables Visit Terre Haute and Robinson Areas

Mary Shaw visits Terre Haute and plans to visit Mrs. Marie Howard in Reckford. Dr A W Kilgore and wife from Atherton arrive for a short visit. The Clarksville store of A J Stephenson was robbed of about 20 dollars. Suspected movers near the scene were questioned. Temperatures reach 124 in sun and 98 in shade. Residents Harry King and Ben Scholfield return from Kansas City and Notre Dame respectively. Several locals attend the funeral of Mrs Wm Shaw and Fourth of July orators are announced across multiple towns.

Mary Shaw Terre Haute I Reckford Marie Howard A. W Ben Scholfield Notre Dame A. Shaw B. F. McKeen M. R. Trimble Firebaugh Ida Lillie H. Waldrop Frannie Medford

Fifty Years Ago Beasley Weds Miss Ford at Home

In 1894 Beasley married Miss Effie Ford Thursday evening at the bride’s parents’ home. Edwin Conrad of Martinsville married Miss Ollie Pierce of Marshall last Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ residence with Rev. J. W. Miller officiating. Captain Wm Hollenbeck of Marshall passed through yesterday morning heading south in a two horse gig. Mrs. Lulu Griffith of Marshall visited sisters in Dennison. July Fourth will bring long-time Marshall traders visiting the city.

Beasley Effie Ford Wm. Hollenbeck Marshall Lulu Griffith J. W. Lewis Wm. Handy Dennison Reliable D. D. Doll Father Edwin Conrad Martinsville Ollie Pierce T. B. Pierce J. W. Miller

Reunion of Marshall High School Class of 1901 at Hurst Home

Forty years ago reunion of Marshall High School class of 1901 held at Arthur Hurst home last Friday night in honor of Margaret Lucan visiting from Sylvia Kansas. Edna Prewett and Ruth Hurst supervised games and music. refreshments served. Attendees included Allie Stevens Margaret Lucan Edna Prewett Alma Robinson Burdette Emerson Geo Taubeneck Harry Cork Arthur Hurst Clifford Washburn with regrets from others. Two guests Miss Kate Schumaker Frank Brosman Arnie Poindexter and May Forsythe attended. Local marriages included May Forsythe and 24 year old from Wabash township. Alberta Welsh wed Lewis Perkins. Douglas Lycan captured a pigeon with No 18 J T 1902 inscribed on leg. Will Thornburg injured in accidental high dive from ladder while painting.

Marshall High School Arthur Hurst Margaret Lucan Sylvia Kansas Edna Prewett Ruth Hurst Allie Stevens Alma Robinson Messrs Burdette Emerson Geo. Taubeneck Harry Cork Clifford Washburn Kate Schumaker Frank Brosman Arnie O. Poindexter Chicago May Forsythe Wabash Township J. F. Clearwater Alberta Welsh St. Louis Lewis Perkins Knoblack Douglas Lycan J. T

Mrs J J Rose and daughter Dorothy depart for Chautauqua

Thirty years ago in 1914 Mrs J J Rose and her daughter Dorothy left on Friday for Chautauqua. The note appears as a brief social item continued on page 4 of the newspaper.

J.J Rose Dorothy Chautau

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McClure Clark County National Dixie Hotel Probate Court News Dewey and Rotary Sk Rat Lorene Leggett Clark Leggett Ray Spittler Herman Spittler Charleston Hubele The Christian Church Mildred Adkins Lawrence Hutchins Roy Spittler Standard Oil Station Russell Junker Betty Joan Wayne L. Tingley First Methodist Church Fort Smith,Ark O. E. Rice Sgt Tingley Chas. Tingley Chas Tucker Middleton Fort Smith Alex Mfg. Co American Bridge Co Gary Camp Chaffee Ark Hollenbeck Eld W. A. Fuson M. H. McDaniel A.S Hanover New Hampshire Hiss Laide McDaniel and North Michigan Pfe Waleya Junker J. G Paul Baker Naval Reserves Naval Training School of Indoctrination Hollywood Beach Hotel Hollywood A. R S. C James Pellum Stanley Kraemer E. BM. Kraemer Robinson Clinic Hutsonville Pierce Funeral Home Wm. Beard Eunice
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