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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

Page

4

Fire and losses mark days in Anderson township

Don Coppock’s house in Anderson township burned last Friday with most belongings saved. Charlie Redifer’s house near Conahy’s mill also destroyed by fire. Frank Anderson nearly died from smoke in a closed room. Other notes include G Bamesberger’s March 1 purchase in Henry’s lumber yard and personnel moves. Women’s Club readings on Russia and missionary work in Peking. Mrs. Levi Hewitt’s death and funeral. and local social and church events.

G. Bamesberger Henry Charles Sunkel Redman Women's Club Frank Foster Clara Harlan Russia Mayme Hughes Cunningham Peking China Charlie Redifer Conahy Frank Anderson

Local Democrats nominate slate for township offices

In Clarksville area proceedings no contest marked the Democratic township convention with a full slate chosen for assessor J A Sweet collector Elmer Fawley town clerk J J Meehling and highways commissioner J S Moke. Republicans followed with nominations including Supervisor J W Davis town clerk Emery Davis assessor Henry Millhouse collector Wes Nay and highways commissioner Will Fleamm.

Farmers Telephone Company Clarksville J. A. Sweet Elmer Fawley J. J. Meehling J. S. Moke Carroll Craig Weath Union Golda Davison Melrose Township John L. Spangler Lena ’McDan J. W. Davis Emery Davis Henry Millhouse Wes Nay Will Fle

Local Marriage Licenses and Social We reiterate

1920 30 years ago marriage licenses list Bea Huston Irene Setzer both of Wabash township Edward Moser Johnson township and Minnie Ellen Romine Martinsville George Bishop Martinsville and Gladys White Oakland M C Doty entertained his employees on Tuesday in honor of Mrs Doty s birthday Those present were Mr and Mrs Tom Apgar Mrs M M Hedrick Mrs George Matkin Mollie Smith Lou Jones Phoebe Wright Elsie Eggebrecht Mary Ramsey Hester and Alma Shipe Duane Prust and Eugene Powers of Olney West Union item Otto Woods and June Crumlin eloped to Danville where they were married a few days ago Mrs W H James Mike Behner and Will Wallis of Terre Haute attended the funeral of their uncle Louis Behner.

Bea Huston Irene Setzer Wabash Township Edward Moser Johnson Township Minnie Ellen Romine Martinsville George Bishop Gladys White Oakland M. C. Doty Hester Alma Shipe Duane Prust Eugene Powers Olney West Union Otto Woods June Crumlin Danville W. H. James Mike Behner Will Wallis Terre Haute Louis Behner

Noah Park 77 Dies at Home in Wabash Township

Noah Park died at his home in Wabash township aged 77. He is survived by two brothers Dan and John of Wabash township and one sister Mrs Belle Stoops of Sanford Indiana.

Noah Park Cleveland Wabash Township Dan John Belle Stoops Sanford Indiana Vivian Turner Robert Horner John Strohm Mary Katherine Fawley Barney Millhouse Vern Wright Farry Goekler Dean Jones Margaret Bull Byron Evans E. N. Evans Michigan Main Street Don Ping Everett Horner Charles Bush Russel Thompson JW. W. Ralston Indianapolis Pat Grisham Pittsburgh Pennsylvania T. E. Davis Virginia Davis Dayton Ohio

Birth Announcements From Clarksville and Nearby Homes

Rev and Mrs Walter Miller of Clarksville announce a daughter born Kerch 15. Mr and Mrs Albert Higgins announce a son Albert Davis born March 15. Harold Clatfeller of West Union reports a daughter born March 16. Flora Gard and Will Gard share news. Harry Marvin and Perry Strom of West Union listed among observers.

Walter Miller Clarksville Kerch Qtre Albert Higgins Albert Davis Hirs Harold Clatfeller West Union Jones Flora Gard Will Gard Harry Marvin Perry Strom Ats

Last Rites Held for John T. Rush in Chicago

John T. Rush 68 of 425 Winneconna Parkway Chicago an ex police officer died of an apparent heart attack in the LaSalle hotel where he was a house detective His career included 28 years on the Chicago police force eight years in the state's attorney's office and 165 years in the bureau of identification He was affiliated with Knights of Columbus Auburn Park Improvement Association and later with immigration and naturalization and the LaSalle hotel He is survived by his widow Mary a son John C Rush four sisters and two brothers from Chicago Denita Oklahoma Greenville Mississippi Burnett Texas born March 7 1881 in Marshall

John T. Rush Winneconna Parkway Chicago St. Leo's Church United States Immigration and Naturalization Bureau LaSalle Hotel Rush Auburn Park Council of Knights of Columbus Auburn Park Improvement Association Mary John C. Rush Police Department Bureau of Identification Mr. Rush Marshall Charles Mary Rush John Emma Gallitin Denita Oklahoma Ellen Phyfer Greenville Margaret Dershure Elizabeth Rush Joseph EB. Rush Charles E. Rush Burnett Texas

Clark County farmers urged to act by March 31 for corn price support

Clark County farmers have until March 31 to complete price support actions for 1949 corn. Producers must file loan or purchase agreement papers by March 20 with the Clark County PMA Office. Loans require security with the commodity. purchase agreements give an option to sell at the loan rate.

Clark County PMA

Friendly Neighbors Club Meets for All Day March 15

The Friendly Neighbors Club held an all day meeting March 15 with Mrs. Edith Davis. A comforter was tacked and a noon dinner served with Bernell Hills giving thanks. Members present included Mrs. Littie Spiney Mary Davidson Geneva Crumlin Linda Jackie Anna Jean Shaffner Eden Helen Weir Addie Thompson Bonnie Simpson Gussie Medsker and the Davises Leta Fix and Eden. Visitors were Mrs. Mabel Gilbert and Miss Eileen Gilbert. New officers named: president Mrs. Anna Jean Shaffner and secretary Mrs. Helen Weir. Next meeting set with Mrs. Addie Thompson. April 19 Illinoisans vs Marathon Oilers basketball game billed as a thriller at Martinsville Gym with Illinoisans stars Erickson Osterkorn Kersail Roy Gatewood and Cliff Fulton. Tickets limited to 600 and on sale at local shops. Watch for coccidiosis symptoms in poultry.

Friendly Neighbors Club Edith Davis Bernell Hills Littie Spiney Mary Davidson Geneva Crumlin Linda Jackie Anna Jean Shaffner Eden Helen Weir Addie Thompson Bonnie Simpson Gussie Medsker Jesse Illinoisans University of Illinois Marathon Oilers Martinsville Bill Erickson Ox Qsterkorn Walt Kersails van Anderson Roy Gatewood Cliff Fulton Erickson Osterkorn

Funeral Service Held for Volney Mount in Decatur

Ben Setzer of Marshall suffered serious injuries last Monday when she was thrown from a truck during unloading. The article notes the funeral of Volney Mount took place in Decatur this week.

Volney

High School Sophomores stage radio quiz and drama show

At Tuesday’s sophomore class meeting a four boy cast and three girl singers presented a two act radio program written by Jean and Joan Findley with a quiz first and a dramatic sketch second. The girls Jean Findley Frances Kuehner and Joan Findley performed. The session elected a party type for the class later and planned a hay ride. Lions Club met at the cafeteria with plans for a banquet at the American Legion Memorial Home featuring a film montage of the year’s sports events. Track season starts and shoe sizes were taken. Juniors challenged the Seniors to a Lions Club basketball game to be scheduled. Clown Lew Hershey and Magician performed with Donald Meehling assisting.

Jean Joan Findley Jean’ Findley Frances Kuehner Joan” Findley Lions Club Jim American, Legion Taylor Lew Hershey Mr. Hershey Donald Meehling

Carrie Stepp Birthday Celebrations Reported

Mrs. Carrie R. Stepp marked her March 12 birthday with two gatherings. A dinner at daughter Mrs. Floyd Walden's home included Richard Glick, P. J. Penneman, Ronnie, Robert Galfington, and the Walden couple. A second supper hosted by son Wayne Stepp in West Terre Haute welcomed Theodore Stepp Jeanne DeWayne and the Stepp families.

Carrie R. Stepp Floyd Walden Richard Glick Aoe P. J. Penneman Ronnie Robert Galfington Floyd Walden Tbs Wayne Stepp West Terre Haute Theodore Stepp Jeanne DeWayne Stepp Wabash Unit Home Bureau Nellie Stoelting Carrie R Nellie Stolting Agnes Welsh Susan Frances ‘Kuehner Dennison Genevieve Holmes Dunlap Don Ramsey Masonic Hall Karen Brown

Nazarene Church Hosts Cuban Missionaries Weekend Revival Planned

Nazarene Church announces a special visit by Cuban national missionaries for Saturday 7 30 p m and Sunday morning 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m N Y P S at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m Pastor to preach Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Next weekend Anton Ends returns for a weekend revival with Easter service scheduled for 7 30 p m on April 9

Cuba Olivet Nazarene College Anton Ends

St Patrick's Day Program Honors Saint at High School

The High School Student Council presented a St Patrick's Day program on Friday March 17. Kent McDaniel announced the numbers over the inter-communication system. A quartette Barbara Stoelting Phyllis Baker Joan Findley and Mr Arey sang Mother Machree My Wild Irish Rose and Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ra. Joe Perkins gave a history of St Patrick. Marilyn Wicol read a poem Shamrock Day.

St. Patrick's Day Kent McDaniel Barbara Stoelting Phyllis Baker Joan Findley Arey Joe Perkins St Patrick Marilyn Wicol

Social guests and visits noted in Homer area

Mrs Etta Shaffner and Mrs George Walker hosted guests from Martinsville and Paris including Mrs Graig Romines and sons Wesley and Leslie. Visitors also included Mrs Joe Parish and Mr Parish, Mr and Mrs Junior Hill and children Beverly and Charles, and Mrs Russell Bertram. Other stops included Mrs Mary Hendrix and Mr and Mrs Bob Bennett of Auburn with the Veach family, Ed and Alice Siverly moving to a new farm, and local visits by Dale Veach, Wayne Cline, Clarence Beabout, and Beabout family, detailing a week of visits and illness.

George Walker Graig Romines Wesley Leslie Emil, Romines Martinsville Siverly James Siverly Marshall Dale Veach Auburn Lee’ Kelley Wayne Cline Clarence Beabout Casey Lester Harold Beabout Mrs. Beabout Carl Beabout Wash Ullery

Sunday Services and Teachers Day at Local Baptist Church

The church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with evangelistic service at 7 30 p m A midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 led by Charles Clapp The pastor plans revival visits at Mt Olive Baptist church and will preach on Sunday morning March 26 1950 marking Teachers and Workers Day with a sermon on The Duties of a Church Member.

Charles Clapp Mt. Olive Baptist Church

Snyder Sunday Revival Continues With Local Attendance

Sunday attendance reached 60 as Rev. Carey of Greenup leads a revival at Snyder through the week. An open invitation is extended. Local families share Sunday visits, illness improvement news, and birthday celebrations for Janet Hollenbeck among relatives and friends across nearby towns.

Obituary Fanny Dee Heleine

Fanny Dee Heleine, born March 18 1878, died March 10 aged 76 years 11 months 20 days at home. She married Chauncey Fairgrief, mother of Jennie Cline, and after 1899 married Jeff Heleine with children Russia and George. She joined Ohio Chapel church early and remained a member. Survived by Jeff Heleine, Jennie Cline, George Heleine, seven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, sister Lizzie Strohm, brother Oscar Spangler, and many relatives.

Fanny Dee George W Sarah Jane Spangler Chauncey Fairgrief Jennie Vern Cline Jeff Heleine Russia George Ohio Chapel George Heleine Lizzie Strohm Oscar Spangler God

District C-2 education board election notice Illinois 1950

Election notice for Clark County Illinois District C-2 Board of Education. On April 8 1950 polls open 12 noon to 7 pm at five precinct voting places across Douglas Marshall Auburn Anderson Darwin York Wabash townships. Two board members to be elected for three year terms. Attest secretary Claude Fox president Wilson G Keyes.

C-2 Clark Ilinois Board’ of ‘Education Township Douglas Big Creek Marshall Township Auburn Township Clark County Coyle-King Motor Company Marshall Illinois Douglas Township Dolson Township Clarksville Anderson Township Anderson Town House Darwin Township York Township Darwin School House Wabash Township Pleasant Hill Board of Education Claude Fox Wilson G. Keyes

Card of Thanks for Family and Friends

We express heartfelt thanks to all friends for kindness during illness and death of my wife our mother and grandmother. Mr Jeff Heline Mrs Verncline and family Mr and Mrs George Heleine and family Mr and Mrs Max Ellis

Jeff, Heleine Vern Cline George Heleine Familly Max Ellis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau News Frances Kushner Nazarene Church Mertie H. Melton Homer Etta’ Shaffner Glaresville Robert Johnson Farris Mrs. van Shields Carey Greenup Donots Claude St. John Robert Carolyn Roy McCrory Harmon Brick Patsy Harold Morris Robert Clark Judy Jerry Modest Bohn Emery Margaret J. W. Woods Roy Woods Near Princeton Vance Bonesteel Emery Morgen Hillcrest Hospital Vincennes Frank Morgan Ola Collier P. E. Cornwell Clarence Collier Ellen Malcolm Toledo Lawrence Hollenbeck Janet Hollenbeck Effie Alabaugh Albuquerque New Mexico George Miller Robert Sandy Georgetown Sarah Hollenbeck Janet Fanny Dee Heleine Board OF , Education John M. Hollenbeck
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