Circuit Court Thursday Morning Actions in Paris Marshall
Judge Robert F. Cotton opened a Marshall circuit session. Cases included John Mclinney vs Homer G King and Virginia King with a decree amendment allowed. Latral M Holmes et al. vs George Stateler et al. Report of sale approved. Maude Dickey granted a divorce from Wesley Dickey with $30 monthly child support. Embezzlement case People vs Norman Eaton set for June 23 jury trial. People vs Ted Anderson liquor to minor. motion to quash argued and case taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Cotton
Paris
Circuit Court
Marshall
John Mclinney
Homer ‘G. King
Virginia M. King
Chancery
Latral M. Holmes
George Stateler
Maude Dickey
Wesley B. Dickey
The
People
Norman L. Eaton
Peopleg
Ted Anderson
Lyman Thompson Buys Mrs Black Home
The public sale of the late Mrs. Flem Black's home and personal property was held at 928 North Sixth Street on Saturday afternoon. Lyman Thompson was the high bidder, paying $5000 for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flem Black
North Sixth Street
Lyman Thompson
Births in Casey and Paris announce new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Hobart Burkybile of Casey announce Walter John born May 1. Mr and Mrs Ray Burkybile and Mr and Mrs Wayne Clapp of Paris announce Janet Ellen born May 5 at Paris Hospital, 6 pounds 13 ounces. Mother Lelah Ewbank is daughter of Lloyd Ewbank of Martinsville. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kile announce Karen Marie born May 2 at St Anthony Hospital, 7 pounds 10 ounces. This is their first child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Burkybile
Casey
Walter John
Hobert
Ray Burkybile
Wayne D. Clapp
Paris
Janet Ellen
Paris Hospital
Lelah Belle Ewbank
Lloyd Ewbank
Martinsville
R. 3
Jesse Kile
Karen Marie
St. Anthony Hospital
Red Cross Urgently Seeks 6 Million for Disaster Relief
In a stark appeal, the Red Cross urges immediate gifts to fund disaster relief after severe floods and tornadoes. Chairman Harlan Litteral notes current funds are near depletion and estimates 6 million dollars are needed now to continue aid to flood areas. Out-of-town funeral visitors arrived this week including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Platz Canton Ohio Walter Platz Washington Indiana Mr and Mrs Ralph Knipe Casper Wyoming and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harlan Litteral
Tarn
Fred Wallis
Chester Platz
Canton
Ohio
Walter Platz
Washington
Indiana
Ralph Knipe
Casper
Wyoming
Silas Claypool
Champaign
Dick Trogden
Paris
Jordie Lewis
Terre Haute
Marshall Siverly Promoted to First Sergeant in Germany
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Siverly of Marshall announce their son Robert L. Siverly has been promoted to first sergeant while stationed in Germany. He expects leave in July or August. Address: Sgt. Robert L. Siverly, U.S. 55028661, Med. Co., 172 Inst. Reg., 43rd Inst. Div., A. P.O. 112, Postmaster, New York.
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Stanley Siverly
Marshall Route i
Robert L. Siverly
Germany
Twas le SoMa Ue Beer
Robert
U.S
Med. Co
A. P.O
New York
Miss Kay Boesiger in Sycamore Players Green Valley
Miss Kay Boesiger, a junior radio major at Indiana State Teachers College, appears in the Sycamore Players three act comedy fantasy Green Valley May 7 to 10 at the Sycamore playhouse Terre Haute. This marks her fifth college production with prior roles and stage crew work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Boesiger
Indiana State Teachers College
Sycamore Players
Green Valley
Sycamore Playhouse
6Th
Eagle Streets
Terre Haute
Boesiger
D A R Martinsville Meeting Recalls Ben Franklin Topic
Walter Burdick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. P E Worick home in Martinsville on May 5. Regent Kile MacWherter led the session with prayers and pledges. Four new members were welcomed by registrar Gerald Harris. Lenore Linn read a paper on Ben Franklin's Philadelphia. Refreshments were served to a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burdick
Daughters of the American Revolution
P. EL. Worick
Martinsville
Lottie Lafferty
Darrell Carper
Kile MacWherter
Booth
A. P. Myers
Fred Phillips
Lenore Linn
C. H. Goble
Harry Ryan
Walter Newlin
N. T. Botoh
Lola Ballard
Dan Gard
Gerald Harris
C. E. Benner
E. E. Howell
P. EB. Worick
Masonic Lodge 133 Sets May 14 Ladies Night Meeting
Marshall Lodge No. 133 A F and A M will hold a regular meeting next Wednesday night May 14 at 7 30 o clock. This will be a Ladies night and all Masons and their wives are urged to attend.
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Marshall Lodge No
Rotary and Lions Club Hold Joint Meeting
The Rotary and Lions Club of Mar shall held a joint dinner and screened a film In Balance about balancing heart and head in profits. A Lions picnic at the Fairgrounds Park is planned with a charter ceremony and new members for the senior group. Mrs Ward LaRue improves after major surgery at Union Hospital while her son in law Charles Prusett recovers from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary and
Lions Club of
Marshall
Mecca Cafe
Lions Club
Fairgrounds Park
Eugene Morin
Ward LaRue
Union Hospital
Terre’ Haute
Charles Prusett
Deaths in Marshall and Paris communities
Cyrust Sylvester Brewster, 86, died at home on South 8th Street Marshall Monday. Survived by widow Mary, foster son Orville Morecraft of West Fork Arkansas, one granddaughter, three half brothers and two half sisters. Funeral at Marrs Funeral Home with Ohio church services led by Rev W B Fuson. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Ottie Davison, 69, died at Paris hospital Sunday. Survived by widow Lulu B., two sons Vern and Ralph Davison, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two brothers and four sisters. Prust Funeral Chapel West Union held services with burial in Ohio Cemetery. Clark County Home Bureau to meet at Neema Lichtenberger home Friday afternoon May 16 with Thelma George assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrust Sylvester ‘Brewster
South 8Th Street
Marshall
Mary
Orville Morecraft
West Fork
Arkansas
Z. .Tchambers
Villa Grove
Illinois
Alexander Chambers
Wayerong
Georgia
Joséph ~ Chambers
Longview
Illnois
Eliza Cooper
New Orleans
Louisiana
Rosa Williams
Terre Haute
Indiana
Marrs Funeral Home
Ohio Church
W. B Fuson
Ottie Davison
Paris
Lulu B
Vern Davison
Martinsville
Ralph Davison
Parker Davison
Gerald Davison
Peoria
Goldin Craig
Gertie Ferris
Marie Cooper
West Union
Gladys Bartlett
Prust
Rev. H. Kemp
Ohio Cemetery
Marshall Day
Clark County Home Bureau
Neema Lichtenberger
Thelma George
Factory Men View Marshall Locations For New Plant
Industry representatives visited Marshall to inspect the Kraft Cheese plant and the Elmer Renner Building as potential pilot facilities. They toured schools, residential areas, churches, recreation sites and business districts, meeting with the Chamber of Commerce. They will interview women on Tuesday May 20 with a view to building a facility employing several hundred workers if the site fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Banser
Bill Drews
Joe Pratula
American Legion Home
Kraft Cheese
Elmer Renner
City plans summer Little League and park improvements
Marshall civic groups and the City Council sponsor Little League baseball basketball and softball this summer. Don McNary will supervise recreation and the park will be cleaned up for picnics by June first with a supervisor in charge for table arrangements. Frank W Luckhaupt of Los Angeles came for his mother’s death and visited relatives in Marshall. W Goekler returned from a weekend visit with his daughter near Ridge Farm. Mrs Cecile Gagen underwent a major operation at Paris hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Don McNary
Frank W. Luckhaupt
Los Angeles
California
Road work near Marshall starts May 12
The business agent of Labor Local 987 says paving of route 40 east of Marshall will begin about May 12. Back topping of R 1 and R 40 through Marshall will start soon with many workers required. Job seekers should contact Water Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Local 987
Marshall
Water Smith
Marine Recruiter to Visit Court House May 13
A U.S. Marine Corps recruiter will be at the Marshall courthouse next Tuesday May 13 to explain requirements and accept enlistments. Mrs. Clara Olwin W. Hodge, wife of R. W. Hodge, formerly of Marshall, died in Findlay Ohio last Saturday and was buried there Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Marshall
U. S. Marine Corps. Wy
Clara Olwin W. Hodge
R. W. Hodge
Findlay
Ohio
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Harold W. Monroney 27 of Martinsville wed Dorothy L. Cooper 30 of Marshall. Kenneth McGuinn 26 of Charleston married Pauline Brown 19 of Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Monroney
Martinsville
Dorothy L. Cooper
Marshall
Kenneth McGuinn
Charleston
Pauline Brown
Casey
Collier Invited to Stay as Toledo Conference Closes
At Toledo Illinois the fourth and last quarterly conference was held Wednesday night with attendees from Toledo Cottonwood and Salem Methodist churches. By unanimous vote Rev Collier was invited to return for the coming year starting June 1. Rev Harrick of Mattoon led the session in place of Dist Supt Horst who attended the general church meeting in San Francisco. This marks the tenth straight year for Rev Collier at Toledo. Mrs Henry Bohn entered Union Hospital Saturday evening for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Illinois
Cottonwool
Salem
Collier
Harrick
First Methodist Church
Mattoon
Supt
Horst
San Francisco
Traveling men praise Marshall in upbeat days gone by
A Big Four train crew last week praised Marshall city’s beauty, noting it as a handsome small town. Livery stables saw strong Sunday business as residents visited the countryside. Reno Shawler hired to teach upper room at West York for winter. Jesse Murphy’s chicken from West Union boasts three wings and three legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Reno Shawler
West York
Jesse Murphy
West Union
Indoor Picnic Honoring Miss Porter At Home
Forty years of Misses Faye Randall and friends enjoyed an indoor picnic supper Saturday at Miss Porter’s home. Mabel Crumlin of Michigan visits Mr and Mrs C M Bubb. Marriage licenses issued for six couples in Marshall area. J W Lewis resumes management of the Marshall House, replacing Waldron returning to Cherry Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Randall
Margaret Shaw
Faith Pritchard
Letha Scott
Mary Cole
Helen Porter
Miss Porter
Mabel Crumlin
Michigan
C. M. Bubeck
Joseph McBride l
Mattie Brown
Walnut Prairie
Charley N. Tyhurst
Martinsville
Cora A. Partlow
Yale
James Clarence Black
Ruth Lenore Hurst
Marshall
J. W. Lewis
Two Easter Star Initiations Mark 30 Years
The Order of Eastern Star conferred initiating degrees on two candidates Mrs John Randall and Mrs Frank Machlan at the regular meeting Monday night. Also mentions social events with Misses Alice Mildred Spotts Rosanna Wallis Mary Perdue Ruth Downey at Martinsville and social visits with Leonard and Harry Wells of Chicago and local residents and a chairvaria at Mrs Emma Holwick home south of the city Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randall
Frank Machlan
Order of Easter Star
Alice
Mildred Spotts
Rosanna Wallis
Mary Perdue
Ruth Downey
Martinsville
Leonard
Harry Wells
Chicago
E. B. Hurst
Albert Sockler
Robert Geisert
Fred Strohm
Theresa Green
Cleda Craig
Emma _ Holwick
Kentucky Derby attendance by local families in 1932
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kannmacher and Frederick attended the Kentucky Derby in Louisville on Saturday. Also present were Miss Louise Foley and Miss Nina Kannmacher. Other local guests included Mr. and Mrs. A F Welsh and son Earl of Kansas, Mr and Mrs Cleo Murphy and family of Oakland, visiting Mr. and Mrs. A D Swinford and family. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koppler, Lida Albrecht, and John Albrecht of Ridge Farm visiting Herschel Kile, Lloyd Kile, and Miss Cleda Kile south of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Kannmacher
Frederick
Louise Foley
Nina Kannmacher
Louisville
A. F. Welsh
Earl
Kansas
Cleo Murphy
Oakland
A. D. Swinford
Fred Koppler
Lida Albrecht
John Albrecht
Ridgefarm
Herschel Kile
Lloyd Kile
Cleda Kile
Marshall
Local notices from Marshall area 1942 wartime closures and social updates
Dr. David Rosen of Marshall will close his office on May 12 for the duration of the war. Carroll Whaley buys a North Eighth street lot from Mrs. Hazel Stepp and plans a small dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hawker visit Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thornsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Will Macke visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fawley. Little Helen Sue Gunder celebrates her second birthday with a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rosen
Marshall
Carroll Whaley
North Eighth Street
Hazel Stepp
Louie Hawker
C. O. Thornsburg
Will Macke
West Union
Herbert Fawley
Helen Sue Gunder
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Mrs. Black
Ae al
Nell’Moyer
Gallagher
Cairo
R. O. Etherton
Joe Prutula
Howard Young
Neal Hollenbeck
Industrial Committee
Aid
Ed Parker
Clark County Fair Board
al Decker
Robert Flowers
Leon Fitzgarrald
Caslon IX. Bennett
Basil Moore
Goekler
Mrs
Charles Samford
Ridge Farm
Cecile Gagen
Findlay, Ohio
Una
Henry Bohn
Union , Hospital
Delbert McCrory
Joan Crabiven
Loretta Clements
Nellie McNurlan
Karen Leitzman
Demain White
Eugene Lindley
Robert Siverly
Jimmie Bonesteel
Donna Medsker
Jos Ellis
Lefit
Arlene McCrory
Billy Jackson
Terry Collier
Marilyn Blankenbaker
Warren Wells
Nadine Wallace
Mervin Helt
Jim Hills
Stanley Adkins
LaRaye Leatherman
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