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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1963

Page

2

Improvements in Marshall Telephone Project

Thomas Mayfield district manager announced General Telephone will start a 27000 dollar project to lay over four miles of new cable in south and northwest Marshall. The plan follows a survey that found 56 customers want private line service. Crews will work south of Maple Street between Second and 11th, north of Spruce, and around Mulberry and Oak on 7th and 8th with over 2500 man hours and more than 130 new poles expected this year.

Thomas Mayfield General Telephone Marshall Maple” Street Second Spruce Street Mulberry Oak Street

Clarksville Revival Set to Open Next Sunday

Revival services planned in Clarksville begin Sunday March 24 and run through Friday night March 29 with a schedule of events and gatherings for attendees.

Clarksville

Juvenile Crime Fallout to Be Discussed on WTHI Reports

WTHI TV will air a program on juvenile crime titled Juvenile Crime Fallout next Wednesday March 27 at 7:00 p.m. The panel includes Judge Ralph Johnston Vigo Circuit Court Ralph Berry Vigo county prosecuting attorney Herbert Gerdink juvenile court referee and Bob Hagman chief probation officer Vigo county with Harry Frey moderating.

WTHI Wthi TV Ralph Johnston Vigo Ralph Berry Vigo County Herbert Gerdink Bob Hagman Harry Frey Wthi News

Terre Haute Fire Destroys Twelve Stores and Offices

A Wednesday dawn blaze in Terre Haute hit the business section with high winds fanning the flames. By mid morning, twelve store buildings and five offices were destroyed before crews gained full control.

Terre Haute

Little Leaguers Meet At American Legion Home Saturday

There will be a Little League meeting at the American Legion Home auditorium on Saturday March 22 at 3 00 PM. Anyone not interested should attend and boys not signed up should try to do so at or before the meeting. NEW CASES IN CIRCUIT COURT Nancy L Cooper vs Larry A Cooper divorce Frances Davis vs Bert Davis divorce. Mrs Ward LaRue spent days with Mr and Mrs L L Parks in Terre Haute Mr Parks is in Union Hospital with a heart attack.

American Legion Ward LaRue L. L. Parks Terre Haute Mr. Parks Union Hospital

Engagement announced for Mary Ann Moore and Terry Stepp

Mr and Mrs Basil Moore announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann Moore to Terry Stepp son of Mrs Mildred Stepp They are Marshall High School graduates and Indiana State College students in Terre Haute They plan to marry June 16 at the First Methodist Church in Marshall

Mary Ann Moore Terry Stepp Basil Moore

Real Estate Transfers Listed for 1963 Property Deals

A compilation of warranty and quit claim deeds dated February to March 1963 details transfers in Marshall Casey and York areas. Names include Olen G Jones Roy Lee Tingley Gertrude Daly Lester Burton Earl Williams Elmer Porter and others with parcels in sections townships ranges and small payments noted.

Olen G Rosella W. Jones Roy Lee Genevieve Tingley Gertrude C. Daly Lester Thelma R. Burton Earl A. Williams Elmer Grace Porter York Ray and Emily Marie Henderson Ruth R. Tefft State of Illinois Orange Dean Betty Ann English Patrick Patsy FB. Murphy William B. Archer Marshall William Norma Haworth Kenelm J Mabel Crandall Dulaney Casey Robert N Mary M. Crumrin Catherine Lamb Fred Natalie J. Eitel Marilyn Kay Wilson Arnold L. Ivy Harvey Wilson Lena and Ann Carter Emmett T Vera F. Shipley Frank and Lorene R. Meehling John E Lillian G. Boesiger Golda Berg Norman Wayne Ruth Ann Alrey Peter Harold J Alice Kemp Anna ‘J William F. Murphy John Weir South Park

Marriages Licenses Recorded for Six Couples in Indiana and Ohio

Six couples from Illinois Indiana and Ohio received marriage licenses. Robert Rey Hunt 23 of Casey and Carolyn Lou Funk 20 of Casey. Cleo O Wineinger 34 of Terra Haute and Deloris Ann Fry 29 of Jasonville. Dennis Carl Ramsey 21 of Yorkville and Norma Jean Cummins 18 of Martinsville Tl. Fred P Francis 21 of Indianapolis and Joyce Estell Haddix 19 of Middletown Ohio. Joseph A Perisho 54 of Westfield Illinois and Edna Marie Rogers 53 of Westfield Illinois.

Robert Rey Hunt Casey Carolyn Lou Funk Cleo O. Wineinger Terra Haute Deloris Ann Fry Jasonville Indiana Dennis Carl Ramsey Yorkville Illinois Norma Jean Cummins Martinsville Fred P. Francis Indianapolis Joyce Estell Haddix Middletown Ohio Joseph A. Perisho Westfield Edna Marie Rogers

School Board Meeting Notes and State Inspector Visit

The board of education met in regular session at the high school on March 14 with Robert Guinhip as chairman in Dr. George Mitchell's absence. Rollo Simpson and Fred Boyll reported on transportation and buildings maintenance while Earl Hudson from the State Department of Public Instruction visited and commended improvements, urged abandoning two basement rooms, and recommended replacing the North Building for safety and long term cost savings.

Board of Education Robert Guinhip George Mitchell Rollo Simpson Fred Boyll Earl Hudson State Office Superintendent of Public Instruction Charles A. Bush Marshall Community Schools Lright

Multiple Deaths Reported in Marshall Area Obituaries

Rollin Clapp 53 formerly of Marshall died Sunday in El Paso Texas. Survived by three sisters and a brother. services Friday at Moore Funeral Home with burial at Clarksville Cemetery. grave side rites by Clark County Post 90 American Legion. Veteran of World War I and Korean Conflict. David W. Clark 76 Marshall area died Sunday. services Tuesday at Dunlap Methodist Church. burial in nearby cemetery. survived by three daughters, three sons, three sisters, one brother, and eighteen grandchildren. Charles O Flowers 79 died Wednesday. rosary Friday 7:30 at Moore Funeral Home. Requiem Mass Saturday 10:00 at St Marys Church. burial in St Marys Cemetery. owned a West Union grocery. He lived with sister Mrs Kuhn for 13 years.

Rollin Clapp Marshall al Paso Texas Elizabeth Miller Cecil Graham Annette Newhart Paris John Clapp Moore Funeral Home Chester Chilton Clarksville Clark County American Legion Clapp U. S. Army David W. Clark Dunlap Methodist Church Vernon Minnich Clark Violet Powell San Pierre Indiana June Clark Gene Lambert Middletown Joe C. Clark West Terre Haute Findlay Ohio Stephen Gary Dora Ferris Hume Illinois Emma Newell Terre Haute Velva Ulahos Frank Clark Cave City Oklahoma Charles O. Flowers Marie Kuhn Clara Flowers Anna Flowers Indianola Nebraska Moore Funeral St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Flowers West Union Kuhn

Six Months on Penal Farm For License Revocation Violation

James A. Geheb of Terre Haute was arraigned in county court on driving after license revocation. He pled guilty and received a six month sentence to Vandalia penal farm, with Sheriff Pearce taking him there to begin serving Tuesday.

James A. Geheb Terre Haute Arbogast Vandalia Pearce

Moon Eclipse Promises Rare Night Sky Show

The article notes an early morning lunar eclipse with Earth's shadow touching the moon at A138 and totality from 5 10 to 6 20. It recaps Wednesday weddings for Squire Craig uniting couples Wayne Cline and Letha Garlin. Thomas Sweitzer and Vina Hammond. W B Rice and Eliza Spicer.

Squire Craig Henzel Wayne Cline Melrose Letha Garlin Ork Thomas Sweitzer Vina ‘Hammond Darwin W. B. Rice Eliza Spicer Georgetown Frank C. Hippard Okeene Oklahoma Chalmers Hamill Terre Haute Walter Finkbiner Saskatchewan Canada

Forty Years Ago 1923 Local Notes From West Terre Haute

Fort y years ago report details William Ax leaving for Los Angeles to stay with brother Charles. Poorman and Broadhurst injured in a street car collision on Paris Avenue. taken to Union Hospital with facial and leg cuts. Sidney Cox travels from Tulsa for funeral of Arthur Cork. Mrs Foster Goble to Bartlesville to join husband. Dick and Floyd Sheaks head to Oklahoma seeking oil field work.

William Ax Los Angeles California Charles R. J. Poorman Guy Broadhurst Paris Avenue West Terre Haute Union Hospital Poorman Mr. Broadhurst Sidney Cox Tulsa Oklahoma Arthur Cork West Union Foster Goble Bartletsville Floyd Sheaks

Akron man visits relatives as city officer takes new post

Thirty years ago in 1933 Walter Carlyle of Akron Ohio spent part of last week with relatives nearby. Jack Cline a night policeman here has been appointed state highway policeman in Clark county succeeding D O Brady per a Springfield announcement. Mrs Charles Martin hosted Marshall women now living in Tulsa Oklahoma at her home 3302 South Peoria Avenue last week. Those present included Mrs William Walsh Mrs Cecile Blunk Mrs John Shoemaker Mrs Frank Kellogg Mrs Harry Taylor Mrs Sadie Drake Mrs Henry Musselman Mrs Narcissus Hunter Mrs George Pulver Mrs Harry Frenden berger Mrs Gene Martin and Mrs JB W Russell.

Walter Carlyle Akron Ohio Jack Cline Clark County D. O. Brady State Department of Public Works and Springfield Charles Martin Marshall Tulsa Oklahoma South Peoria Avenue William Walsh Cecile Blunk John Shoemaker Frank Kellogg Harry Taylor Sadie Drake Henry Musselman Narcissus Hunter George Pulver Harry Fredenberger Gene Martin JB. W. Russell

Birth of Lila Rae Hutchens in Paris Route 5

Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchens of Paris Route 5 announce the birth of a daughter named Lila Rae. She weighed eight pounds and arrived Sunday morning. Miss Edythe Smitley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Smitley of South Eighth Street, wed Wayne A Turner of North Sixth Street in New London Connecticut. Mrs Turner has worked for Ohio Oil Co the past year. Wayne serves in the Navy submarine department and will be stationed at New London when in port. Mrs Paul Dill attended the wedding. Mr and Mrs Donald Holscher of Decatur and Harry Holscher of Toledo visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs B F Holscher of East Archer Avenue.

Harry Hutchens Paris New London Paul Dill

Birth Announcements and Family News from Terre Haute

Ten years ago in 1953, Mr and Mrs Donald E Hutchens announce the birth of a seven pound four ounce boy named Michael Eugene at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute on March 21. Mrs Hutchens was formerly Miss Juanite Wilson of Clinton Indiana. Mrs C A Dixon is expected to return home next Wednesday from California where she spent the winter with her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs C W Hornbrook received word of illness affecting their daughter Mrs David Minnie Ellen Kancaster of Boise Idaho. Miss Margaret L Smith of Washington DC, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Smith, is recovering from a major operation at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute.

Donald E. Hutchens St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Michael Eugene Hutchens Juanite, Wilson Clinton Indiana C. A. Dixon California Boise Idaho Margaret L. Smith Washington, D. C John A. Smith St. Anthony Hospital

Marshall Adults Learn Typing Welding Knitting Crocheting

The Marshall Community schools sponsor adult education classes in typing welding knitting and crocheting with about fifty people signed up for the four offerings. Eleven students are in the typing class as pictured with instructors and participants.

Marshall Community Schools

Guest speaker at Trinity Church to preach March 24

The Rev Larry M Bryant assistant to the executive director of the Temperance League of Illinois will preach at Trinity Church on Sunday March 24 at 10 30 a m The sermon titled In the Comfort of the Multitudes notes his work with youth and concerns over alcohol and mental illness He has pastored Lynnville Christian Church and served as associate chaplain at Jacksonville State Hospital.

Larry M. Bryant The Temperance League of Illinois Trinity Church Christian Church Disciples of Christ Bryant Lynnville Christian Church Jacksonville Illinois Jacksonville State Hospital Willis O. Simpson

Local births and health notes from Terre Haute area

Mr and Mrs Robert D Smith welcomed Gary Patrick born March 13 at Union Hospital Terre Haute weighing 8 lb 1 oz. Donetta Sue born March 9 to Wayne City parents weighs five pounds. Diane Lynn born March 14 at St Anthony Hospital weighs seven pounds seven ounces, fifth child. Also notes Olen Jennings recovering from major operation and Danny Jackson's son Donald Ralph weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces born at St Anthony Hospital.

Don Staub St. Anthony Hospital Diane Lynn Staub Carolyn Piety Prairie Creek Indiana Danny Jackson Donald Ralph Terre Haute

West Union revival opens at Nazarene Church led by Rev Scott Pyle

Revival services began last night at the Nazarene Church in West Union and run through Sunday March 31. Evangelist Rev Scott Pyle of Westfield Indiana will preach nightly at 7 30 with pastor Rev Gene Hammond inviting all. Also included are cattle and hog market notes with steady to higher prices and mixed leg of livestock trading.

Nazarene Church West Union Scott Pyle Westfield Indiana Gene Hammond

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rev William Hamby Duncanville, Illinois Harry Hooker Little Leaguers Nancy L. Cooper Larry A. Cooper Frances Davis Bert Davis Nellie Newlin Robert E. Newlin George and Clara Douglas John and Edna Douglas State of Illinois Dept. of Public Instruction Agil Eitel Hazel Wright Eileen Krock Mildred Hutchens Alberta Wallace Virginia Medsker Madonna Moore Gladys Farris Vere Bennett Lois Robinson Virgie Pearce Robert D. Smith Gary Patrick Mary Margaret Sloan Fred Sloan Loyal Gallaher Wayne City Donetta Sue Beverly Gibson G. W. Gibson Marshall Christian Church Olen Jennings
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