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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1944

Page

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Sailor Barkalow’s furlough travel through Egypt and Nubia

Gale Barkalow, stationed in Western Africa, describes a furlough trip to Egypt visiting Cairo, the Nile delta, pyramids, Sphinx, catacombs, and Pompey’s Pillar. He notes modern offices beside medieval streets, varied races and languages, agricultural life, and a $1.60 guided tour to historic sites while adhering to censorship rules.

Gale Barkalow Africa Ray Burkybilé Ray Nile Pompey’s Pillar

Stratton in Marshall Next Tuesday Meeting Date

Wm. G. Stratton Republican candidate for Secretary of State will be at the courthouse in Marshall next Tuesday March 7 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m to meet and visit with the voters of Clark county Cross Fund Organization Complete The chairmen for the 1944 Red Cross War Fund Campaign are listed for Marshall Martinsville Westfield West Union and Rural School Districts with Maurice Fredenberger as county publicity chairman The intensive Clark County War Fund solicitation begins Monday March 18 The quota is 9600 up from 5500 last year Subscriptions must nearly double to meet the goal Everyone is urged to participate and be ready when asked

Wm. G. Stratton Court ‘House Marshall Red Cross Geo. Farris Martinsville Joe Eggleston Casey Walter Newlin Westfield Gail Briscoe Clark County Clark

Darwin Township Boy Writes From Africa

John N. Dickerson 2/c son of Mr and Mrs Rey Dickerson of Darwin township writes from Africa recounting travel from the States to North Africa. He describes transport on an LST a land base in the Aerological division weather work and early life in a pirate town with customs tales and a market bargain finding a camera in a junk shop paying in francs and soap.

John N. Dickerson Rey Dickerson Darwin Township Ray ‘Burkybile Ray Burkybile Marshall Ray North Iica Janie The Herald Gales Glen la’ Guere Scotchman States Africa Europe Accross

Crowes honor 74th birthday and granddaughter’s 11th

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crow of near West Union hosted dinner Sunday for Mr. Crow’s 74th birthday and granddaughter Sue Evans’s 11th birthday. Guests included Ellis Evans and Sue of West Salem, Wilford Evans of Oblong, Roger Abodia, Jack Cline, Clara Crow, Otho Miller, Milo Prust, and Roy Kearns family members from West Union.

Ben Crow Near West Union John Abodia Roger Robinson Jack Cline Marshall Clara Crow Otho Miller Milo Prust Roy Kearns Mary Jean West Union

Grandsons in Army and Local Updates

Emil Haueisen of Peoria notes three grandsons in service with one in England and one at Maxwell Field Alabama while he, age 86, still works and reads the Herald. Ross Lee, 81, dies at his Casey home from a heart attack with funeral to be held this afternoon at 2:30 and burial in Casey cemetery. Marshall high school students buy bonds and stamps totaling 116.40 this week with plans to grow the amount next week. Mr and Mrs Joe Smitley and daughter Marilyn dine with his parents on South Eighth Street.

The Herald Emil Haueisen Peoria England Maxwell Field Alabama Ross Lee Casey Lee Casey Cemetery Marshall High School Joe Smitley Marilyn Robert Smitley South Eighth Street

Message to Ray About Glen Whaley’s Furlough

Letter notes Glen Whaley starting his furlough and reports he is fine. Sender wishes Ray and family well and hopes to hear from him soon with best regards.

Ray Glen Whaley

Local Servicemen on Leave and News of Births

Navy and army personnel from Marshall mark furloughs and transfers across states including Washington Great Lakes Texas and California. Families also welcome newborns Dennis Lee and David Wayne as veterans and relatives visit and relocate between Pittsburg Terre Haute and Hillsboro.

Danville Candidate to Speak in West Union Tomorrow

Fred C. Myers of Danville, Republican candidate for Congress in the 18th district, will be in West Union tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. to address voters.

Fred C. Myers Danville Republi West Union

Dan Lockard candidate for City Attorney in days gone by

In days gone by notice the home of Dan Lockard is announced as a City Attorney candidate. Other items report Mortimer English's marriage in Olney to Lizzie Marshall, Mort a Pratt’s Marble worker brother Ed English, travels in Danville and Kokomo, a temperance society music event, Auburn farming notes, church repair fundraiser, and local marriages and visits.

Dan Lockard Dan Mortimer English Lizzie Marshall Harrall Olney Mort Ed English Pratt Terre Haute John Kuhn Danville Jacob Kokomo Indiana Andrew Troyer Rev Troyer Harp Charley Korn Harry Wilkin Fred Fos Martin Grant Pritchard Temperance Society Auburn Lee Spencer Bethel Church George Harris Thomas Bennett William Beachout Ella Tihlbush William Ruppert Ind Martha FE. Church Emma Bennett Macksville Samuel Reedy

Mrs Gene White Undergoes Appy at Paris Hospital

Mrs Gene White of Marshall underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at Paris hospital last Friday and is improving as expected. Mr and Mrs Ted Miller moved last week from a Melrose township farm to a farm just north of Annapolis.

Gene White Marshall Paris Ted Miller Melrose Township Annapolis

Captain Rees Pritchard Dies. Arkansas River Steamboat Pioneer

Fifty years ago in 1894, Capt Rees Pritchard died February 28 in Little Rock Arkansas. He once lived in Marshall and served as the oldest steamboat captain in Arkansas, having run on the Ohio Mississippi and Arkansas rivers for fifty seven years. He was born October 8 1813 near Cincinnati Ohio. Sam Scholfield passed the bar in Mt Vernon. Maudie Barlow of West York returned home after weeks in Marshall taking piano and violin lessons. Charlie Rhoads and Annie Howerton wed in York Township at Henry Howerton’s home with about twenty guests. Reverend S W Zeller officiated. The day closed with a hearty country dinner and warm congratulations.

Rees Pritchard Little Rock Ark Marshall Walnut Prairie Steven Pritchard York Lydia, Singlish Ohio Mississippi Arkansas Cincinnati Sam Scholfield Mt. Vernon Maudie Barlow West York Charlie Rhoads Annie Howerton Henry Howerton York Township

Forty Years Ago Birthdays and Moves Reported in West York

1904 item notes Nellie Arbuckle’s birthday celebration with family guests including Frank Hippard’s new baby and Ora Gummere’s birthday after eight-year gaps. It mentions absences due to sickness, moves of Sam Bennett and Joe Simms families, Mary Bradsbury and Dean in West York, and visits from J M Menzies of Salt Lake City.

Bert Ora Gummere Sam Bennett Joseph Lutz Clarksville Edgar Doug Hybarger Lem Elledge Lutz Place West York Mary Bradsbury Dean of Robinson Joe Simms Melissa Evans J. M. Menzies Salt Lake Utah James Weldon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barkalow Eleanor Fellows Stratton Ea Cross Fund Organization William G. Stratton Red Fraker Navy Washington, D. C Rgt Don McNary Marines Pennsylvania John Edwards Chester McNary Toledo McNary James Craig Great Lakes James Harold Jared Texas Melvin Cork Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Mrs Newton Cork Doyl W. Kelley Pittsburg California Kelley O. F. Tapscott Kelly Quentin L. McNary Fort Leonard Wood Leroy McNary Roy McClarey Walter McClarey Rupert B. Wells Roy Wells Wells Army Air Corp Fa Maurice A McDaniel Hanover New Hampshire Dart‘mouth ‘ College Claude McDaniel Joseph Howell Indiantown Gap Nick Veach Great Lakes Naval Training Center Bobby Dale Mrs. Ott Veach Clark Center Floyd J. Kennedy Lewis Beckwith Wm. FE. Maurer Welcome A. Smith Roy R. Davis Pvt Ralph E. Turner Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri Leslie Turner and Sons George Moye Camp Livingstone Louisiana J. G. Moye George Hasten Morehead Kentucky Oakland City Neal Hollenbeck Ft. Knox Wm. 71 Hollenbeck Leon Canaday Orlando Florida Fred Strohm Ira Canaday Virgil al Imle New York City Hillsboro Hospital Cpl Lee Pine Dennis Lee Carl Kuhn Grandview David Wayne Paris Hospital W. H Clara Davis Martha E. Brown Old Folks Home Southern Illinois Conference of Methodist Church Ohio Oil Company Ferris L Ettswell L. Sweet Wm. B. Archer Percy Stanfield Roy R Adeline Randleman Fudge Elmer B Berthe Shawver Estella A. Williams Ritter & Behner Dulaney Elizabeth Ohm Walter Turrell J. A. Hutchison Arthur Brown Wm. J Lola Norton C. M. Bubeck Otto, Welsh Hurley Murphy Alma Shipe Ray Burkybile Elizabeth Crumlin Henry Crum Hurley Kate Murphy Lillian Burkybile Anderson
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