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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1950

Page

8

Oil field activity rises as pipelines near completion

Work advances in Marshall field with a long pipeline to the National Road nearly finished. A Glover farm well reaches pay and awaits pipeline completion for production. Rotary rig moves to Minnie Mae Murphy farm while Bubeck and Cockroft wells progress. weather and gear issues slow some drilling in nearby Elbridge and Illinois-Indiana line areas.

Marshall Marshall-field Marshall * Field Minnie Mae Murphy Glover Bubeck York Elbridge Field Dennison Cockroft Farm Smitley Farm Illinois-Indiand Line

Thirteen Inmates Fed and Beds at Clark County Jail

The Clark County jail population peaked Wednesday night with thirteen inmates fed and given beds. By Thursday morning three inmates were released and returned to Chicago.

Clark County Chicago

Martinsville Oil Station Entered Through Rear Window

A Standard filling station in Martinsville was burglarized Wednesday night. The thief entered via a rear window, left the cash register open, and stole a penny peanut machine while ransacking the premises.

Martinsville

February 10 Birthday Day for Brandenburg Family

The Brandenburg family from Whittier California marks a shared February 10 birthday among multiple members. Steven Lee Brandenburg born February 10 1950, his brother Larry Dean born February 10 1948, mother Doris Lee Kirkwood also born February 10, grandfather Z E Brandenburg born February 10, and cousin Bill Tracy born February 10 1947, creating a rare birthday cluster.

Steven Lee Brandenburg Dean Brandenburg Washington Avenue Whittier California Larry Dean Doris Lee Kirkwood C. A. Dixon Marshall Illinois Steven Lee Larry Dean Brandenburg Bill

Married 66 Years for Marshall Couple Abe Bamesberger

Mr and Mrs Abe Bamesberger marked their sixty sixth wedding anniversary near Marshall last Sunday March 12 They have four children P J Boley of Lawrenceville H R Bamesberger L W Bamesberger and Ruth Stewart all of Marshall eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren They received many cards flowers and gifts

Abe Bamesberger Marshall P. J. Boley Lawrenceville H. R. Bamesberger L. W. Bamesberger Ruth Stewart Rameshberger

Clark County Supervisors name chair and committees

The Clark County Board of Supervisors met last Monday to elect a chairman for the coming year. W. Wells of Martinsville was re elected. Committees named include Aid Road Seibert Wilhoit John Macey Clay Born Edwards County Farm Otto Veach Francis Staub Edward Evans and others. Mrs Norma Milton resigned as Clark county treasurer and Mrs Mabel Stoelting of Wabash township was appointed to fill the vacancy.

Clark County Board of Supervisors W. Wells Martinsville Seibert Wilhoit John Macey Clayborn Edwards Otto Veach Francis Staub Edward Evans Casimer Trefz John Bush Alva Lee Ralph Bennett Jesse Davis Sebert Wilhoit Arno Wernz Milo Pearce Hugh Smith Wm. Rogers E. H. Mitchell Erry C. W. Wells Clayborn Edwards T. B Bang Norma Milton Clark County Mabel Stoelting Wabash

Lost Chords to Broadcast Radio Contract

Marshall High School seniors form The Lost Chords quartet and begin a 15 minute weekly program on WTHI Terre Haute airing Saturdays from 2300 to 215. The quartet includes Don Smith tenor John Strong lead Albert Tingley baritone and Charles Perkins bass. Sponsors include Pearce Food Market Simpson Chevrolet Flowers Sales and Service Marshall Co-op Assn Cauldwell Nation Co Gene's Jewelry Marrs Funeral Home and Marshall Candy Kitchen.

Marshall WTHI Terre Haute Marshall High School Don, Smit Hey John’ Strong Albert Tingley Charles Perkins Lost Chords Pearce Food Market Simpson Chevrolet Co Flowers Sales and Service Marshall Co-Op Assn Cauldwell Nation Co Gene's Jewelry Marrs Funeral Home Marshall Candy Kitchen

Miss Florentina Bartsch Receives U.S. Citizenship in Danville

Miss Florentina Bartsch of 917 North Sixth Street Marshall Illinois gained U S citizenship on March 8 in Danville at 9 30 am as 27 others took the oath in the Eastern District court room 211 Danville Rev E C Kunce witnessed the ceremony Miss Bartsch daughter of Mrs Joe E H Lutz arrived in 1928 from Bucharest Romania and has since joined Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church since 1934

Florentina Florence) Bartsch Sixth Street Marshall Illinois D. H. Reed U. S. District Court Eastern District State of Illinois Post Office Building Danville United States of America Miss Bartsch Joe EH. Lutz United States Bucharest Romania E. C. Kunce Emmanuel and Zion Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren C Church

Partnership Formed For Building And Construction Firm

Johnnie Snedeker of Marshall and Herman E Pendleton of Martinsville formed a partnership to operate a building and construction company. Snedeker is known in local building trade. Pendleton has 40 years in construction work. Myrtle Kellar of 210 North Second Street left for Lorain Ohio to stay with Mrs Paul Brattin at 1151 South Seventh Street for care of illness in her home.

Johnnie Snedeker Marshall Herman E. Pendleton Martinsville Snedeker Mr. Pendleton Myrtle Kellar North Second Street Lorain Ohio Paul Brattin South Seventh Street

Marriage Licenses Won by Thompson Clark Drum Cornwell Nugent

William L. Thompson 21 of Marshall marries Joan Clark 20 of Marshall. Edison Drum 25 of West Union wed Esther M. Cornwell 21 of West York. Ronald E. Nugent 21 of Ashmore ties with Dorothy C. Williamson 18 of Paris.

William L. Thompson Marshall Joan Clark Edison Drum West Union Esther M. Cornwell West York Ronald E. Nugent Ashmore Dorothy C. Williamson Paris

Grand Jury Foreman Chosen as Session Opens

The March grand jury met Monday at Marshall with Charles Goben selected foreman. Members includd Chancey Crow Russell Crumlin Leland Downey Lyle Lingefelter Henry Hall Walter Soderburg George Zimmerly Harold Finley Horace Donovan Frank Hurley Nicol Bert Majors Minnie King Ora Fox Harry Clark Herbert Huisinga Elizabeth Norton Mabel Renner Hoy Roberts George Bowen Darrell Hills Dustin Connelly Delphini Setter. Ten true bills and two no true bills were reported. Elvis Durnal indicted for burglary and larceny at Smith Pool Room Martinsville. George Meeks indicted for burglary and larceny entering the home of Robert Quincy Remlinger east of Marshall. Lloyd W. Craig indicted for forgery. John J. Metz, former county treasurer, had seven indictments. bond set at 17,500. he is in Indianapolis and expected back to Marshall for arraignment.

Charles Goben Chancey Crow Russell - Crumlin Leland Downey Lyle Lingefelter Henry Hall Walter Soderburg George Zimmerly Harold Finley Horace Donovan Frank “Hilbert Hurley Nicol Bert Majors Charles‘ Goben Minnie King Ora ‘Fox Harry Clark Herbert Huisinga Elizabeth Norton Mabel Renner Hoy” Roberts George” Bowen Darrell Hills Dustin Connelly Delphini' Setter Elvis Wayne’ Durnal Martinsville George Meeks Robert Quincy Remlinger Marshall Wabash Township Lloyd ‘W. Craig Eah John J. Metz Indianapolis

Real estate transfers list with multiple warranty deeds

A long notice lists numerous February and March 1950 real estate transfers. It names buyers and sellers including Carman Finney Todd Archer Beavers Ledermann and others with parcels in Casey Martinsville Marshall and York additions, mostly single dollar consideration and sections townships and ranges.

E. E Opal A. Carman Warren Marie Finney Harry A. Heatherington Merle Lucille Todd W. S. Peter's Casey Charles F Wilma Faye Burkett Catlin and Maude Chapman Wm. B. Archer Marshall Lloyd’ B Dorothy Snearly Ben Frances Miller Heike Leonard Mary Dudley Frank Cole York Edith Wright Robert S Wanda M. Brooke Peter T. E Alma A. Fairchild Mildred Howe Frank Richardson Virginia C. C. Nanamaker Cc. F Ara Beavers Clark R Ruth Cochonour Everett Carper Paul H Freda Fern Fasig Jones Martinsville Mary Mye Lennox Wm. F. Burcham Conger Truman B Irene Moyer Virginia B. Kylie George Ledermann William and Mary Ledermann George Katie Ledermann Fred Phebe Ledermann Louis G. Hamilton Clark County Farm Bureau Archer

Snyder Revival Begins With Greenup Evangelist

Revival services at a Snyder church began Wednesday night led by Rev. JW Catey from Greenup Illinois. Catey brings years of revival experience and will preach each evening at 7 30 through Sunday March. The public is invited to attend.

Snyder Church JW. E. Catey Greenup, Illinois TreellysRev Catey

Span club meeting notes and upcoming adult class events

The Span club met Wednesday with President Stanley Nicol presiding. Ann Raley read minutes while Mr. Seller sponsored jokes. Refreshments were provided by Betty Hadley and Raley. FHA talks covered WE A pins and party foods. Freida Wood spoke on foods for parties. Sharon Baker on decorations. Kay Staub reported on the Lovington FHA meeting. Adult evening classes resume Monday after a coal shortage recess. A Martinsville High School meeting March 20 features Dr. Mansfield on livestock diseases. A demonstration of the new automatic Thor washer by Wabash Appliance Company will be held. neighbors urged to attend.

Span‘club Stanley Nicol Ann, Raley Seller Shootesses Betty Hadley Raley FHA Reses Freida Wood Sharon Baker Kay Staub FHA Lovington Monda Martinsville High School Mansfield U. of I School of Veterinary Medicine Wabash Appliance Company

Grand Turn Ladies Aid Meets at Dorothea Schaefer Home

The Grand Turn Ladies Aid gathered Thursday afternoon with Dorothea Schaefer hosting and Evelyn Schaefer assisting. A going away gift was given to Lena Hirsch who is soon leaving for Germany.

Dorothea Schaefer Evelyn Schaefer Lena Hirsch Germany Aid Lucille Ziegler Clarence Davidson Jean~. Miller Flossie Berner Lena Boettcher Minnie King Marjorie Schaefer Mary Ann Betty Lou Wanda Finkbiner Stevie Mildred Hirschman Keith Adda Blockinger Pauline Tucker Mary Jane Norma Miller Judy Ruth Robinson Clara Scheytt Mary Tapscott Margaret Sue Mary Spires Larry Joan Rosemary Pellum Vickie Omar Koppler Mary Norton Marie Abel Edna Douglas Hattie Locke Louise Jackson Elnora Kance Katie Ziegler Ruth Miller Rosamond Coldren Bessie Davis Fairy Imle Lilian Drummond

Pawlowski Adoption of Daughter Mary Emily

Mr and Mrs Joseph G Pawlowski of Churchland Virginia announce the adoption of daughter Mary Emily born December 17 1949 Mrs Pawlowski is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hollenbeck of Snyder

Joseph G. Pawlowski Churchland Virginia Mary Emily Pawlowski Lawrence Hollenbeck Snyder

Marriage of Cora Peck to Ross Stewart at Mrs Peck’s home

In days gone by a 1900 era note reports Judd Harland and Dan Emerson well and visits from Will Dulaney. The Marshall WCTU met at Mrs Seymour Hurst’s. Ada Miller spoke on child training and Mrs Bradley read Ladies Home Journal selections. The youngest daughter Cora Peck married Ross Stewart at her mother Mrs Calvin Peck’s home with P F Kettering officiating. Presents listed include hampers, lamps, tea sets, and dishes.

Judd Harland Dan Emerson Will Dulaney Lou Harlan Marshall Seymour Hurst W. W. Stevens Ada Miller R. H. Bradley Ladies’ Home Journal Calvin Peck Cora Ross Stewart Flora Deitz P. F Kettering Joseph Stewart Kent Lutz Dad Peck Anna Lizzie Adam Abbie Henderich Mrs. Peck

Dying at 103 Clark county woman is oldest resident

Mrs. John R. Holston of a Patton area home died Friday at age 103, the oldest person in Clark county. Also noting the death of Mrs. Al Overmyer in Darwin township, daughter of Lee Oxendine. She leaves a husband and two children. The high school plans to issue a class annual for the first time, naming Hubert English editor in chief, Russell Brown business manager, and Catherine Roach assistant business manager.

John R. Holston Patton Clark County al Overmyer Darwin Township Lee Oxendine Hubert English Russel Brown Catherine Roach West Union Toney Ferris Margy Frakes Bernice Prust Opal Bermalninmni Eafe Allen ‘Claypool Clarksville Sto Pearl Nichols

Bartlett Tharp wedding on farm near Ohio schoolhouse

Miss Sarah Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Ethelbert Bartlett and Emmett Tharp were married March 14 by Rev Fred Chelan. They plan housekeeping on a farm near the Ohio school house. Also reported this week are six deaths including Isaac Osborn 82 Lewis E Behner Ernest Buckner 35 Geneva Louise Wright 2 John T Spraker 72 and others. Arch Davidson buys property at 314 North 2nd Street and will move in early next month.

Sarah Bartlett Ethelbert Bartlett Emmett Tharp Fred Chelan Ohio Isaac Osborn Wiley Lewis E. Behner Ernest Buckner Terre Haute Ohio Cemetery Geneva Louise Wright Leander Barbara Wright Anderson Township John T. Spraker Orange Township James Siverly Eliza Groves Dolson Jesse Shaffner Vada E. Payne Auburn Township Darwin Township Sarah Isabel Bartlett Melrose Arch Davidson Davidson North 2Nd Street

Crow schoolhouse burns near West in 1930 incident

The Crow schoolhouse near West in Union burned Friday night. John Graham died at his home after a brief illness and was buried in Olive Branch cemetery. Leroy McNary retrieved a stolen Ford sedan from Rolla, Missouri. Arthur, an architect and portrait painter in New York City, plans a June trip to Europe visiting France England and Italy after graduating from Marshall Township High School. Everett Black returns from Houston to his hometown.

Crow Union Leroy McNary Rolla Missouri Fannie Johnson Arthur New York City Europe France England Italy Marshall Township High School Everett Black Houston Texas East McDaniel John Graham Olive Branch

Local notes from Decatur region with movers and visitors

Mrs. Ella Lycan visits with her son Lewis Lycan and family in Decatur. Bob Ferguson moves into the house recently vacated by Lester McCrory. Harry Kammacher of Allright returns home from Paris hospital after treatment.

Ella Lycan Lewis Lycan Decatur West Union Item Bob Ferguson Lester McCrory Harry Kammacher Allright Paris Hospital

Faculty, Varsity and Seventh Grade Win At Marshall High

In the benefit game at Marshall High School on Tuesday night the high school varsity defeated the alumni 43 to 25 while the faculty beat the Fresh-Soph 52 to 39 and the seventh graders outplayed the eighth grade 21 to 18. Brown Pennington and Fredenburger led the varsity scoring with Zeke Zschau McNary Goodwin and Warner paced the alumni. Other former stars included Bill Smitley Milton Cole M Zschau English Dill Wallace Noyes and Arney. In the Faculty-Frosh-Soph game Bush Tyler Brum and Marks led the scorers for the winners.

Marshall High School Brown Pennington Fredenburger Zekerschau McNary Goodwin Warner Bill Smitley Milton Cole M. Zschau English Dill Wallace Noyes Arney Arthur Zschau

American Legion Birthday Party Plans Gala Event

Legionaires and their families and all auxiliary members are invited to the American Legion Home on Friday March 17 starting at 6 30. The evening includes a fine meal programs featuring Bob Wright s Merry Go Round of Magic Nan and Kay dance team and an orchestra for old fashion square dancing.

Legionaires American Legion Bob Wright Nan & Kay Auxiliary

Birthday Dinner Honors T. A. Carpenter on 94th

A birthday dinner was held Sunday March 12 for T. A. Carpenter’s 94th birth anniversary. He now resides with son and wife in Chrisman Illinois. Relatives from Scottland Ashtabula Oakland West Union and Chrisman attended along with nieces and grandkids, sharing an enjoyable day.

T. A. Carpenter Carpenter Wm. ” Carpenter Chrisman Illinois Wanda Lovely Ezran Carpenter Lawrence Ernest Arnold Lawrence Helt Henry Kennedy Scottland Ivan Carpenter Ashtabula Ohio Clarence Bowman Oakland John Lindley Albert Carl Déan Sandra West Union Wilma Fleetwood Virginia Phillippe

Paris Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements

Admission and discharge notes for Paris Hospital from March 8 to March 15 list patients Sharon Norton Al Redburn and others admitted for surgical or medical treatment. Births recorded include a boy named Randal Gene for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and a boy named Mark Ray for Mr. and Mrs. Hale Allen, with weights 10 lb 5 oz and 9 lb, respectively.

Paris Hospital Sharon Norton Marshall al Redburn Lewis Fancher Alton Maze Jesse Spraker West York Aubrey Gregg Martinsville Howard Johnson West Union Route 2 Randal Gene Imo Drum Johnson Hale Allen Plum Street Mark Ray Bernice King

Lichten Return to Chicago After West Coast Trip

Jack Lichten sent a letter to The Herald reporting the couple returned to Chicago on Wednesday from California. Their home address is 4901 N. Monticello Ave. in Chicago 25. They had spent several months in the west.

The Herald Jack Lichten Chicago California Monticello Ave Mrs. Lichten West

Local Social Circles Note Visits and Moves Across Towns

Mrs. George Smitley visits Chicago this week with her husband who is a patient at Hines hospital. Sam Leggett of Armstrong returned home last week from Lafayette Indiana where he has been attending Purdue University. Hubert Nelson of Oak Grove has moved into the property of Mrs. Willella Morton recently vacated by Louis Lawrence and family.

George Smitley Chicago Hines Hospital Sam Leggett Armstrong Lafayette Indiana Perdue University Hubert Nelson Oak Grove Willella Morton Louis Lawrence

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March Daisy Lr Floyd Wayne Heckler Ray Maxine Wallace John Weir South Park George Lamb Andrew Lucy Sanders W. Dulaney Ross Ethel Pine W. E. Catey High School News Paris Hospital News
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