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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1957

Page

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Marshall council swears in mayor and council members

In Marshall on Monday night the new mayor Albert Edwards and re elected councilmen took office. Edwards names committees for light and power streets and alleys and other city posts while Joe Moschenrose joins the planning and zoning board.

Marshall Albert Edwards Light Jack Pine Herman Saiter Floyd Cooper Burns Smith Caslon Bennett Dean Callahan Willie Shawver Raymond Miller Harold Dean Plaining Commission John McCauley Joe Moschenrose Ray Forsythe Leon Fitzjarrald Fred Eitel Wm. Goodwin Ralph Goekler Planning and Zoning Commission Basil Moore George Mitchell Arnold Tyler Elmer Renner Clarence Irving John Snedeker Kenneth Little

Sheriff returns man on larceny charge in Clark County

Sheriff Milo Pearce transported Earl B. Harper after a three year term in the Michigan City penitentiary back to Clark County jail on a four thousand dollar grand larceny charge. Harper is said to reside on North Fourth Street in Terre Haute.

Milo Pearce Michigan City Indiana Earl B. Harper Clark County Harper North Fourth Street Terre Haute

Standard Service changes owners at Archer Avenue station

John W Lewis Jr of Marshall purchased the Standard Service Station on Archer Avenue across from the St James Hotel. The station is now open with Myron Lucas as manager.

John W Lewis, Jr Marshall Archer Avenue St. James Hotel Myron Lucas

Fenton R. Quinn Buys Insurance Agency

Fenton R. Quinn of Marshall purchased the insurance business of James A. Kammacher at 109 North Seventh Street Marshall and took possession Tuesday. The agency will be known as the Fenton R. Quinn Insurance Agency. Mr Kammacher will assist in the office and is undecided on future plans.

Fenton R. Quinn Marshall James A. Kammacher North Seventh Street

Fair Board Meeting Scheduled for May 13 at Marshall High

The Clark County Fair Board will meet Monday night May 13 at Marshall High School. They will set up the fair program, select judges for divisions, discuss fair ground property, and outline track improvements for this year's racing program.

Clark County Fair Board Marshall High School Fair Board

Allen Davis Joins National Honor Society

Mr and Mrs Shelton Davis report their son Allen Davis has been accepted into the National Honor Society at Capitol Page Boys School. Allen has served as a page since the start of the year.

Shelton Davis Allen Capitol Page Page

Marshall City Cleanup Begins May 13

Starting Monday morning May 13 Marshall will deploy trucks on streets and alleys for trash collection and general cleanup. Residents should place cans at a convenient point for easy pickup.

Marshall

Marshall Lions Club Chicken Dinner Fundraiser

The Marshall Lions Club will sponsor a five dollar chicken dinner on Tuesday May 28 to benefit the Marshall Community Swimming Pool. Last year the event raised eight hundred dollars toward the pool's debt. The pool opens on May 30 with minor improvements including locker room work a larger concession window and improved filters and tanks.

Marshall Lions Club Marshall Community Lions

Poppy Day Appeal Seeks Volunteers for May 25

The American Legion Auxiliary of Marshall urges volunteers to sell poppies on Poppy Day in Illinois for over 25 years. Donors wear poppies and donate at Poppy Dray while funds support sick and needy veterans and their families. Call 5740 or 5540 to help.

American Legion Auxiliary Marshall the Legion Illinois

Dr Foster to Speak at Marshall Woman's Club Luncheon

Dr Betty Foster professor of art at Indiana State will be guest speaker for Marshall Woman's Club May luncheon in Terre Haute on Monday May 13 at 12 30 p m. Her talk titled Dust And Stardust Around The World highlights eight trips to Europe and one world tour last year with a planned ninth tour this summer.

Betty Foster Indiana S Terre Haute Marshall Woman's Club Kallas Flaski Shirley Blankenship Christine Goekler Sue Gunder Charles Garner Wendell Murphy Judy Casteel Carole Lewis Martha Duran Carolyn McConchie Betty Gore Mr. Kallas Mr Goekler Normal Ill Ilinois Shirley Christine Marshall High

Real Estate Transfers Include Dozens of Deeds Across Towns

A cascade of warranty and quit claim deeds recorded from 1956 to 1957 shows Gustave Ritter and others conveying lots in Collins addition Westfield to Leon ard and Mary Rogers, and multiple transfers in Martinsville Marshall Casey and nearby areas. Transfers include parcels in original towns and townships 10 to 12 with sums listed as $1 or $2 and one $280 entry, reflecting wide property activity.

Gustave Ritter Leonard and Mary Rogers Coneys Collins Westfield Edgar A Edna A. Rowe Martinsville Marshall James Cannaday John Eugene ‘Cannaday Hilda E. Gehl Barbara Lee Cooper Long Casey Joseph A. Kurts Vivian H. Kurts Joseph R Betty Lou Lowry Clifford D Marjorie EB. Atkins Otis W Grace C. Gross Owen J Ada M. Hendrix Sylvia Ritter Millhouse Jerome H. Millhouse Walter L Mary Dillier Mary Diller Parry Alan Audrey Parker Charles W Virginia Sweeney Cloyce Ina Calvert Lowell E Margie Thompson John Olin Bishop Margaret Bishop G. C Nora Staley Lafferty Leona Marrs Clarence Marra

Marshall High lists occupational assembly speakers and year-end events

Marshall High School held its 1956-57 occupational assembly on April 30 with eleven group presentations by speakers from Rose Poly, Chevrolet, Illini state schools, and St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. The calendar includes May 10 district track, May 19 baccalaureate, May 20 honors day, May 22 open house, May 23 eighth grade promotion, and May 24 graduation.

Marshall High School Charles Corbin George South Rose Poly Bridgewater Sergeant Hilton Jet Air Base Terre Haute Myron Tedrick Clark County Ralph Goekler Chevrolet Co Marshall Lois Jones General Telephone Co Warren Bundy Helen Edwards Smart Appearance Beauty College

Marshall Young Woman in Western College Choir

Miss Kay Newlin a Western College choir junior traveled to Wabash Men's College in Crawfordsville Indiana on Tuesday April 23 for a joint concert. The event linked Western and Wabash in a department exchange and cooperation plan with Western art majors having attended classes at Wabash. Miss Newlin is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold M Newlin of Marshall.

Kay Newlin Western College Choir Wabash Men's College Western Wabash Crawfordsville Indiana Miss Newlin Harold M Newlin Marshall

Better Mail Service In Marshall As Rail Contract Begins

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad wins a government mail contract producing three daily trains from Chicago to Vincennes Evansville Terre Haute and branches to Paris and Chrisman Illinois. The Star Route trucking link hauls mail now. New York Central ceased southeast Illinois service May 3. Businesses and farmers gain earlier daily deliveries due to faster Chicago mail trains.

Marshall Area Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad R. B. Lewis Chicago Vincennes Evansville Terre Haute Indiana Paris Chrisman Illinois Star Route New York Central System

Winners in County 4-H Judging Contest

Six top individuals in beef hogs and sheep with scores up to 600 are Allen Norton 551 Garvin Manhart 544 Gerald Robinson 644 Jerry Joab 541 Donald Burns 529 Jim Hackett 524. They will represent Clare county at the State 4-H judging contest July 1 at the University. In the dairy division six high individuals Ronny Veach 524 Jerry Alrey 509 Judy Kirchner 505 Bob Millis 500 Joe Boyer 497 Richard Bennett 495. Alternates listed. Seventy four 4-Hers judged in beef sheep hogs Saturday morning at three farms. seventy one judged dairy in the afternoon. Dinner at Legion Home Martinsville. noon lunch courtesy of Heath Sons Dairy Robinson and Clark County Farm Bureau.

Warren Bundy Allen Norton Garvin Manhart Gerald Robinson Jerry Joab Donald Burns Jim Hackett Clare County University Keith Burton Judy Kirchner Richard Bennett Carl Helman Larry Helman Gene Pearce Ronny Veach Jerry Alrey Bob Millis Joe Boyer At University Roy Farrell Donald Nash Ray Rhoads Leslie Nash Gary Lamb Eugene Kelley Huber Bennett E. O Bennett Max Stephens Winfield Miller Legion Home Martinsville Clark County Heath & Sons Dairy Robinson Farm Bureau

Hospital notes from Union Hospital patients

Odes Starkey was taken to Union Hospital in room 403 after a car accident. Richard Junker remains in room 303 following a car wreck. Mrs. Robert Barrett had a major operation Tuesday in room 218. R. O. Etherton is in room 305 after a severe heart attack. Mrs. Hershel Yoder had a major operation in room 227. Mrs. Paul Wieland suffered a broken right leg while hunting mushrooms and is in room 412. Mrs. Charles Trefz is a patient in room 319. Tom Antholtz returned home Monday from Union Hospital. Paul Wieland of Marshall underwent a major operation in Terre Haute, in room 408.

Odes Starkey Union Hospital Richard Junker Robert Barrett R. O. Etherton Hershel Yoder Paul Wieland Charles Trefz Tom Antholtz Marshall Terre Haute

Oklahoma Gets Water and Marshall High Career Talk

In Berlin Oklahoma rainfall from February 7 to April 30 1957 is detailed by Harvey Macklin with multiple measurements. Ralph Goekler of Simpson Goekler Chevrolet Co gave Marshall High School students a presentation on careers in retail automotive business and invited graduates to tour the dealership. Mr and Mrs Rex Cork attended the Derby in Louisville Kentucky on Saturday.

Harvey Macklin Berlin Oklahoma D A Macklin Marshall Mr. Macklin Ralph Goekler Simpson- Goekler Chevrolet Co Marshall High School Mr. Goekler Rex Cork Louisville Kentucky

Local Marriage News and Civic Notes From Marshall

The column reports weddings including Miss Sarah from BY FROM and ala Pha W LL daughter of Mrs Sheppard, to W B Scholfield of Marshall, and Clarence G Bailey wed Edith Bush in Anna. It notes H CC Bell becoming mayor, school attendance records, a joint calf club startup with 44 calves, and multiple license and appointment updates. It lists many Marshall residents involved in marriages, calf buyers, and public roles. It also mentions injuries from playground accidents at the South School and arm fractures in town.

W LL. Sheppard Paris Sarah W B. Scholfield Marshall Clarence G. Bailey Ohio Oil Company Anna Edith Bush Walnut Prairie Elizabeth T J Alabaugh Robert C Lycan A D Lycan H CC. Bell Marshall City Will Baughman Irene Walker Mabel Forsythe Lucy Hooper Winona Clatfelter Mary Plaster Velda Ramesberger Golda Walter George Brahany Martha Green Wisconsin Frank Curran Fay Kessler Ray Kessler Donald Kessler Otto Kuhn Mary Hawker Otto Burkybile J. A. Hutchinson Milo Combs Paul Maurer Bertha Maurer Pearl Taylor Fred Mundorff Maude Lewis John Lewis Russell Elledge Robert Lovett J. S. Junker Add Russell Stockwell William Lackey Dennison Milo Lichtenberger Doi. Lichtenberger West Union

Obituaries and local notices from Marshall district

Twenty years ago Abraham Garver died at 84 at his daughter's home in Marshall. Marriage licenses were issued to George Haenig and Dorothy Pruitt both of Marshall, and Carl H Tappscott and Mary Mullikin of Terre Haute. Robert Lemuel Stepp died suddenly at his Mulberry Street home in north Marshall. Five Marshall students enrolled in the spring quarter at Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute: Bernice Betta Vera Harper John Tharpe Marian Stevens and Jean Stoelting.

Abraham Garver Otis Frazier Marshall George Haenig Dorothy Pruitt Carl H .Tappscott Mary T Mullikin Terre Haute Robert Lemuel Stepp Mulberry Street Indiana State Teachers’ College Bernice Betta Vera Harper John Tharpe Marian Stevens Jean Stoelting

Circuit Court Session Opens in Marshall with Sentencing

Judge Robert F Cotton of Paris presided in Marshall on Monday. Martin Joseph Bailey received a sentence of one year to one year and three months in the penitentiary for passing a fictitious check. Several civil cases were resolved or continued including dismissals and a divorce for Lena Katherine Gillis versus Benjamin Leon Gillis with $30 paid and a sixty day continuance.

Robert F Cotton Paris Marshall Martin Joseph Bailey Anna Moore Gordon Moore Renner Trilby D Bosler Edna P. Bosler Lou Finney Edna Finney Bill Sulu Lena Katherine Gillis Benjamin Leon Gillis

First Holy Communion Held at St Patrick's Terre Haute

Mrs Ed Parker visited her Terre Haute relatives as David Melcho son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Melcho received his First Holy Communion at 7 30 Mass with Msgr H Winterhalter celebrant. Sixty six children in class 410 in the procession. Family meals followed. Ed Parker and Jack Dally joined friends at Kentucky Lake for crappie fishing.

Ed Parker Alice Melcho Terre Haute St Patrick's Church David Joseph Melcho Msgr H Winterhalter Mary Henry Kress Margaret Parker Jack Dally Marshall Red Givens R. A. Mack Kentucky Lake

Swimming lessons return at Marshall Community Pool

Registration for swimming lessons runs June 3 to 6 with a Red Cross instructor. Two four week sessions start June 10 and July 15 with a fee of 2 dollars for admission though lessons are free. age minimum five. pool opens May 30 for the season.

Marshall Community Pool Red Cross

Local births announced for Stoelting Hollingsworth and Richards families

Mr and Mrs Willard Stoelting announce the birth of an eight pound two ounce boy named Chris Frederick at Union Hospital Friday. Mr and Mrs Ezra Hollingsworth of Martinsville greet a seven pound girl named Cathy at St Anthony Hospital Friday. Mr and Mrs Leroy Richards of Racine announce their second son, seven pounds three ounces, named Scott Alan. Mrs Richards is the former Alice Ann Hawker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hawker.

Willard Stoelting Union Hospital Chris Frederick Stoelting Rosemarie Abel Ezra Hollingsworth Martinsville St. Anthony Hospital Cathy Hollingsworth Mayme Lathrop Leroy Richards Racine Wisconsin May Scott Alan Richards Alice Ann Hawker Clarence Hawker

Ten Years Ago 1947 Births andDeaths in Casey Area

A May 38 baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Ledermann of West Union at Paris Hopital. Marriage notices include William Ho ward Colson 21 Casey and Alice Holmberg 19 Casey and Harold Graham 22 West York and Betty G. Hol lenbeck 17 West Union. B T McConchie aged 60 died early Thursday morning at Paris Hospital.

Clarence Ledermann West Union Paris Hopital William Howard Colson Casey Alice Holmberg Casey Harold Graham West York Betty G. Hollenbeck B. T. McConchie Paris Hospital

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