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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1965

Page

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Engagement announced for Charmaine Paulson and Mark Grubb

The engagement of Miss Charmaine Paulson and Mark Grubb was announced by her parents in Gilette Wisconsin. Grubb, of Max Meadows Virginia, is an ordained minister and Five Points Christian Church preacher. A June wedding is planned at Hickory Church of Christ Loring Wisconsin. Burglars targeted Fitzgarrald Motors Marshall Illinois and other Greenup area businesses last Sunday night stealing about $800.

Charmaine Paulson Mark Grubb Lawrence Rasmussen Gilette Wisconsin Grubb Herbert Grubb Max Meadows Virginia Lincoln Christian College Lincoln Illinois Miss Paulson Gillett High School George Wythe High School Wythville Johnson Bible College Kimberlin Heights Tennessee Lincoln Christian Seminary Five Points Marshall Greenup Fitzgarrald Motors N Sixth Street

Deaths in Marshall area include Pine Stepp Murphy obituaries

Clarence Pine 86 Rural Route 4 Marshall died at Paris Hospital at 11 15 p m Thursday. Survived by daughter Mrs Flsie Raisner three sons Eddie Carl Pine Thurman Pine brothers Cliff Ross Harold Pine sisters Alma Tingley Grace Snedeker Flora Carty Golda Cox eleven grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. James Stepp 86 of rural route 1 Dennison died Saturday at home. Survived by wife Ethel son Russell brothers George and Louis sisters Lulu Fuhr Cora Ingram three grandchildren eleven great grandchildren. Maude Murphy 77 of 3125 Jolly Drive Burbank Calif died March 3. Survived by niece Mrs Helen Boebel and brothers Verling Virgil and Edward Murphy. Burial in California. Funeral notices list Marrs Moore and burial sites.

Clarence Pine Marshall Paris Flsie Raisner Eddie Carl Pine Thurman Pine Terre Haute Cliff Ross Harold Pine Alma Tingley Grace Snedeker Dennison Flora, Carty Golda, Cox Los Angeles California Marrs H. J Kemp Burail James Stepp Clark County Ethel Russell George Stepp Louis Stepp Chicago Lulu Fuhr Pasadena Cora Ingram Bakersfield Moore Funeral Home E. C. Ham Dunlap Cemetery Maude Murphy Jolly Drive Burbank Helen Boebel Verling Murphy Virgil Murphy Edward Murphy Texas Miss Murphy Wabash Township Ilinois Church of Religious Science Red Cedar Order of the Eastern Star Lansing Michigan

Birth notices for Claypool and Moraski families

Mr and Mrs Virgil D Claypool 216 Huron Road Findlay Ohio announce the arrival of a granddaughter Merri Ann Widenhoefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Widenhoefer Huntsville Alabama She was born March 12 Mr and Mrs John Moraski Weed Heights Nevada announce the birth of a 6 pound 14 ounce son John Jay born March 2 Mrs Mora ski is the former Faye Becker of Marshall Harry Mathew is a patient in St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute.

Virgil D. Claypool Huron Road Findlay Ohio Merri Ann Widenhoefer Gene Widenhoefer Huntsville Alabama John Moraski Weed Heights Nevada John Jay Moraski Faye Becker Marshall Harry Mathew St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute

Casey to Host District 33 PTA Conference on Mar 29

Casey will host the District 33 PTA conference and election of district director on March 29 at the arts hall. Speakers include Mrs. Charles Baker and Mrs. Sydney R. Raike of Chicago. The program covers leadership, education topics, and displays with judging for publicity records, posters, and oil paintings for state entries.

Casey PTA Arts Hall Charles Baker Sydney R. Raike Chicago Raike Icpt Board of Managers ICPT Nettlehorst IICPT IPT Mack Strohm Lyman Shawler Awe 2 ISP Entertainmen Liberty Belles Sydney Raike

Plans Career as Nurse Carolyn Hale Capped at Champaign

Carolyn Louise Hale joined twenty-five other graduates in the Julia Burnham School of Nursing capping exercises at Champaign marking six months of student nurse training. She isMarshall High School alumna, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Hale, and recipient of the Clark County Health Improvement Association nursing scholarship. Hale is registered with the Foreign Missions department in Kansas City as a future missionary and plans to serve as a missionary nurse.

Carolyn Louise Hale Julia Burnham School of Nursing Champaign Carolyn Marshall High School R. W. Hale Church of the Nazarene Clark County Health Improvement Association

Lion's Den Hosts Record Hop With DJ Gene Taylor

Saturday night at the girls gymnasium the Lion's Den hosted a record hop with disc jockey Gene Taylor from WLS. The event featured contests and free records, chaperoned by the Jaycees who sold refreshments. This Saturday Beachcomers play with Jacee members and wives serving as chaperons.

Lion’s den Gene Taylor WLS Jaycees the Lion’s den Jacee

Mitchell Miller Wedding Planned for Linda Mitchell and Keith Miller

Mrs George Mitchell and Mrs Herman Miller of Marshall announce the approaching marriage of Linda Sue Mitchell to Keith Lichtenberger Miller. Linda Sue graduates in June with a BS in nursing from DePauw University and is a Delta Zeta member and Sigma Theta Tau. Keith Miller, USAF, holds a BS in physics and mathematics from Indiana State University and is stationed at Opheim Air Force Station Montana as a ground electronics maintenance officer. The ceremony is set for June 12 at the First Methodist Church.

George Mitchell Marshall Linda Sue Keith Lichtenberger Miller Herman Miller Miss Mitchell DePauw University Greencastle Indiana Delta Zeta Social Sorority Sigma Theta Tau Keith Miller USAF Purdue University Indiana State University Opheim Air Force Station Montana

Anthony Cork to Receive Good Citizenship Award

Anthony Alan Cork of 906 Cedar Street Marshall will receive the Good Citizenship Award from the Tilinols Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. He is active in football basketball track and wrestling and has held leadership roles including co captain of football senior class president and president of the National Honor Society. He also belongs to Student Council Latin Club Scimatics Club Letermans Club Curtain Callers and Pep Club and serves on the Annual Staff as co editor of the school newspaper.

Anthony Alan Cork Rex Cork Cedar Street Marshall Tilinols Society Sons of the American Revolution Anthony

Fidelis Class Meeting At Colonial Kitchen

The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Church met Friday evening March 12 at 7 for a class meeting and dinner. President Rachel Thornsburg led the session with reports by Mrs. Rosalie Ryan, prayers by several members, and poems read by Mrs. Ardith Perry and Mrs. Ryan.

Fidelis The Baptist Church Colonial Kitchen Rachel Thornsburg Rosalie Ryan Ardith Perry Marthe Hills Estella Campbell Alpha Morgan Martha Hills Evelyn Milam Bea Morgan Geneva Evans Phyllis Bennett Betty Stafford Mary Jo Stogsdil

Handy Installed as Postmaster After Commission

Sol Handy received his commission as postmaster last Sunday and assumed office Tuesday. Mrs. Cole will serve a little over two months beyond her full term. Marriage licenses were issued to Emmett Sims and Lottie Ruth Baker, and Linton Highfill with Mary Eloise Yanaway, both of Casey. The E. N. girls hosted a surprise party for Miss Faith Pritchard at her home last Wednesday evening.

Sol Handy Cole Emmett Sims Villa Grove Lottie Ruth Baker Martinsville Linton Highfill Mary Eloise Yanaway Casey E. N Faith Pritchard Mary Cole Faye Randall Lethe Scott Margaret Shaw Mary Miller Jessie Roach Charles Claypool

Marshall Lights Up Town with White Way Pedestals

Marshall celebrated the new white way by erecting pedestal lights in the business district. A Legion banquet at Casey honored a contest won by the Marshall Post, with about 165 men in attendance.

Marshall Sidney Bartlett Ruth Sweet Terre Haute Ben Saiter Florence M. Sachs Marshall Harold Davis Lola Ogle John Willard Allen Rosa Williford John C. Cutright Greenup Agnes ‘St. John West Union Robert Thompson National Road Victor Hill Post American Legion Casey Clark County

Farm news from West Tennessee and Illinois honors

Jud Harlan sold a car load of horses in West Tennessee and brought back 34 cows and 21 calves. Max E. Hollenbeck of Marshall area earned Phi Eta Sigma eligibility with a 4.64 GPA. Marriage licenses issued for Harold Piersall and Erma Baird in Orange township Wayne Davis and Ruth English in West York Martinsville.

Jud Harlan Tennessee Max E. Hollenbeck Lawrence Hollenbeck Marshall Phi Eta Sigma University of Illinois Harold Piersall Orange Township Erma Baird Wayne Davis Martinsville Ruth English West York

Wind Damage Reported in Clark County

Clark county endured strong winds Wednesday morning causing property damage. Lee's Clark County LP Gas Service near Martinsville suffered damage, with additional harm noted in Casey and areas north and east of Martinsville. Art month displays are being prepared at elementary schools with student works showcased in South Side and North School hallways. Nevis Hershel Darling and Maude Dickey, both Casey residents, along with Frank David Ballard of Paris Illinois and Evelyn Ruth Hale of Paris, obtained marriage licenses. Mrs Vada Sheffner moved from Paris Hospital to Burnsides Home.

Clark County Lee's Clark County LP Gas Service Martinsville Casey Ohio School South School South Side School North School Nevis Hershel Darling Casey and Maude Dickey Casey Frank David Ballard Paris Illinois Evelyn Ruth Hale

Obituaries and War News From Terre Haute Area

Ben LeGore 79 died Sunday at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Pfc Dale Strohm, son of Perry and Mrs Strohm near West Union, died February 27 from pneumonia in the Mediterranean. Mr and Mrs William Hoback report son John, with George Moye and Dallas Shawver, has safely arrived in France after their voyage across.

Ben LeGore Union Hospital Terre Haute Pfc Dale Strohm Perry Strohm West Union Mediterranean William Hoback John George Moye Dallas Shawver France

Population rise tops ten years in Marshall area

Ten years ago in 1955 Marshall shows population growth of 260 to 3226 after a special City Council meeting. Marriage licenses list George W Pad dock and Gladys Hyde, Carl Trerwin and Mary Elizabeth Funk. Births note Joe David Sanders twins Teddie and Fred. William Lowe and Maxin Biaodworth Marshall. George Hoenig son Edward Franklin born March 10. Ensign Pat Siverly and wife Cheryl Elaine born March 14.

Marshall George W Paddock West Union Gladys Hyde Durant Oklahoma Carl Trerwin Casey Mary Elizabeth Funk Joe David Sanders Teddie Freddie William Lowe Town City Town William Jr Lowe Maxin Biaodworth Marshal George Hoenig Route 4 Edward Franklin Ensign Pat Siverly Pensacola Florida Cheryl Elaine

Engaged: Enomia June Williams to Robert Wayne Hale

Mr and Mrs Daniell Williams of Wilmore Kentucky announce the engagement of their daughter Enomia June to Robert Wayne Hale son of Rev and Mrs R W Hale of Marshall Kentucky Enomia June is a graduate of Jessa mine county high school Nicholasville Kentucky Hoffman Aircraft Institute Overland Park Kansas and Fugazzi Business College Lexington Kentucky She works at Citizens Union National Bank Lexington Robert is a graduate of Auburn Community High School Auburn Illinois and a student at Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee Illinois preparing for the ministry The engagement date is November 11 in Wilmore Kentucky.

Daniell Williams Wilmore Kentucky Enomia June Robert Wayne Hale R. W Hale Marshall June Jessamine County Nicholasville Hoffman Aircraft Institute Overland Park Kansas Fugazzi Business College Lexington Citizens Union National Bank and Trust Company Robert Auburn Community High School Auburn Illinois Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee

Marshall High announces 1965 track team under coach Davis

Marshall Community High School opens its 1965 track season with 13 returning lettermen led by senior Hobart Murphy and junior Steve Gard. New coach Larry P. Davis, a Wiley High School and Indiana State alumnus, directs a squad featuring seniors and juniors vying for positions as the schedule lists meets at Newton Schulte Cumberland Oblong Charleston Robinson and conference and district events through May.

Marshall Community High School Larry P. Davis Wiley High School Jack Mallory Indiana State University Hobart Murphy Norman Hawker Rick Seidel Loren Cannady Jerry Helman Ronnie Eitel Danny Wabash Valier Cumberland May & M District West Vigo

Transportation in Marshall School District

Transportation in the Marshall Community School district is a major operation with 985 of 1800 students transported. The net cost for 985 students was $66,070.20, or $67.08 per student per year and 38 cents per student per day. State aid totaled $23,642.64, with local funding from a 2 cent levy yielding about $4,500 and the remainder, $37,928, from the education fund. Recommendations to the 74th General Assembly include reimbursement for kindergarten transport and establishing a transportation fund with authority to set tax rates. Pictured bus drivers, led by supervisor of transportation Rollo Simpson, include Maxine Baughman, Fd Drake, Dean Spittler, and others.

Ilinois Marshall Community 74Th General Assembly Transportation Fun Boards of Education Transportation Fund Maxine Baughman Fd Drake Dean Spittler Cliff Morgan George Seaton Rollo Simpson Leland Shumaker Charles Wieland LeRoy Turner Glen Dale Thompson Harn Kemp Luth Morris Edward Tumney Hubert Fitel Kenneth Shumaker Harold Ellshoff William Goodwin Joe Smitley Jacob Miller Robert Hale

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Fitzjarrald Motors Mitchell-Miller First Methodist Church Vada Sheffner Paris Hospital Marshall High Transportation
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