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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1963

Page

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May 20 Hearing Set For MacWherter v Turner Case

On May 7 1963 Mr Mark Stewart of the Marshall Herald reports the MacWherter v Turner case will be heard May 20 at 1 30 pm. Both lawyers are busy and a night session may be used if needed. The matter is expected to be disposed of on the date set. Carlin Simpson of Edgar county was arraigned Friday before Police Magistrate Raymond Buechler on overloaded truck charge for the March 29 Clarks ville road incident. He was fined 109 dollars plus costs total 115 30 dollars. Anyone driving a truck with load over 24 000 pounds faces a fine.

Carlin Simpson Edgar County Raymond Buechler Clarksville Road

Special Meeting at North Center School Honors Retiring Staff

A special community meeting at North Center School on May 10 honors Mrs. Macey and Mr. Hendrix as they retire. Everyone is invited to visit these two educators, bring cookies or sandwiches, and enjoy coffee and Kool-Aid provided by the organizers.

North Center Macey Hendrix

Passings and local society notes from Terre Haute area

Parents of Mrs Pauline Babcock and relatives died recently in Terre Haute. Mrs Rost April 22 and Mr Rost May 3 were buried at Marshall Cemetery. Walter Burdick chapter D A R met May 6 hosted by Mrs Fred Strohm Martinsville. officers elected for two years include Ruth Linn regent and Irene Cline secretary. Wilfred Shaw and Temple Lovett attended Illinois Heart convention in Peoria May 4 5. Edward Tingley Jr returned home from Jacksonville NC Marine Base with parents Mrs Edward A Tingley and Charlie accompanying him.

Cidre Frieda L. Rost Pauline Babcock Terre Haute Rost Marshall Cemetery Fred Strohm Martinsville Walter Burdick Dan Gard Marshall Ruth Linn E. G. Harrington Irene Cline Kile MacWherter Walter Craig Chaplin Fred Phillipps Wilfred Shaw Clark County Heart Unit Temple Lovett Illinois Heart Peoria Clark County Edward Tingley, Jr Jacksonville North Carolina Edward A. Tingley Charlie Edward

Births Bring Two New Additions to Local Families

Mr and Mrs Rex Adams announce the birth of a 9 pound 12 ounce baby boy named Terry Scott born April 30 at Union Hospital Terre Haute Mrs Adams is the former Brenda Lee of Westfield. Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson welcome a daughter born May 7 at Northwest Community Hospital Arlington Heights IL named Laura Jean Mrs Johnson is granddaughter of Ora Forsythe and Mr Johnson is son of Esther Johnson and the late Mr Johnson.

Rex Adams Terry Scott Union Hospital Terre Haute Walter Johnson Northwest Community Hospital Arlington Heights Laura Jean Johnson Ora B. Forsythe Esther Johnson Mr. Johnson

Marshall pupil chosen for Nine Girls State program

Miss Jane Illyes, a junior at Marshall High School and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Illyes, has been selected by TM unit No. 90 American Legion Auxiliary to attend Nine Girls State at MacMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois from June 18 to 25. Alternate Kay Quiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, was also chosen.

Jane Illyes D. F. Illyes Marshall High American Legion ‘Auxiliary MacMurray College Jacksonville Ill Mini Girls Illnois Illinois Kay Quiller Raymond Miller

Goodwill Bags Distributed By Scouts

Goodwill bags will be distributed this week and next by the Boy Scouts. The Terre Haute office will repair and reuse items such as clothing, furniture, appliances, and books for resale or other uses. The project expands from the Methodist Church to a community-wide effort, with bag pick up by Goodwill on May 15.

Goodwill Boy Scouts Goodwill Organization Terre Haute

F H Spring Rally at Eastern Illinois University

The Future Homemaker's of America held a spring rally on the E I U campus from 9:00 a m to 12:00 p m on April 27. Lois Burkybile chaired the event with remarks by Dr. Quincy Doudna and tands Foreman. The morning featured officer candidate presentations, plans for next year, a Mary Ruth Swope talk on future college goals, and an installation ceremony at 11:30 for new section officers. A campus tour followed with Marshall attendees listed and advisors named. a surgical patient, Mrs Eck Baggs, was noted at St Anthony Hospital in Terre Haute.

Future Homemaker's of America Easternllinois University Lois Burkybile Casey Quincy Doudna Tands Foreman College Home Economics Club Pam Fox Mary Ruth Swope Maria Miller State Organization Marshall Ella Yeley Ann Shotts Barbara Hurt Andrea Kendall Sandie Shotts Rosalie Dominick Carrie Davis Judy Bender Martha Fisher Mary Robinson Nancy Cooper Hila Kuhn Kathryn Garrard Virginia Goekler Virginia Miller Judy Martin Marilyn Brady

Lions Elect Officers At 1963-64 Session

The Marshall Lions elected Herb Shaffner president Owen Flowers Robert Guinnip and Bill Boesiger as vice presidents William Hollenbeck tail twister Fred Morecraft secretary Charles Bush and Russell Junker as lions tamers New board members Hershel Arbuckle Joe Kemp and Truman Murphy Installation set for June 19 at Tom's Cafe May 30 opening of pool 180 members in Martinsville summer recreation lessons June 16 to July 6 Scoutmaster Elmer Hoggatt reserves Tuesdays for troop swim Marshall swim classes July 8 to August 30 first registration June 17 Pancake supper receipts exceed 300 Authority granted to furnish bike safety rejectors Staub reports on zone social and district convention Shaffner Morecraft to attend state convention in Chicago Wm Wieck named summer theatricals committee chairman May 1 law day Judge Zollie Arbogast discusses freedom of the press Soil Stewardship program May 15 by George Murphy and Dave Hamm

Joe Staub Ing Marshall Lions Herb Shaftner Owen Flowers Robert ‘Guinnip Bill Boesiger Wm. Hollenbeck Twister Fred Morecraft Charles Bush Russell Junker Lion’ Taniers Hershel Arbuckle Joe Kemp Truman Murphy Sumption Staub Shaffner and Morecraft Chicago Wm. Wieck Marshall Zollie Arbogast George Murphy Dave Hamm Land of Lincoln

Real Estate Transfers Listed in 1963 Deeds

Several warranty and quit claim deeds dated 1963 record transfers of land and lots in sections and townships across Cas y, Marshall, Martinsville, and surrounding areas. Notable trans acts include Clara E Baird to J I and Edna Baird. Angie Poorman to Myrtle Moore. Ray Hand to Paul Crumlin. Sylvia Ritter Millhouse to Aretta Wallace. Clark R Cochenour to Charles Snyder. W Yancey and Mary Rich to Pennie Lamb. Mary Cole to C A Maxwell. Donald F Abel to Donwill Inc.. Ralph Dickey to Wilfred Cunningham. Amounts noted range from $1 to $11.

Clara E. Baird J. I Edna Baird Keg Angie Poorman Myrtle Moore Ray Claire Hand Paul Crumlin Sylvia Ritter Millhouse Aretta” Wallace Woodford Dulaney Marshall Clark R. Cochenour Charles C Pearl Snyder Dulaney Casey W. Yan Ralph and Margaret Dickey Wilfred R Doris Cunningham Deahl Martinsville

My Mother's Apron remembered in verse

A reflective poem recalls a mother who faced daily duties with a starched blue and white apron. The apron held kindling, eggs, corn, nuts, and treats, and served as shield and comfort during stress, loneliness, and illness. The speaker honors her memory and imagines a white lace edged apron in place of roses.

Charity

Boy Scout Council Meeting Formed Indiana Tribe in Westfield

The Boy Scouts of Marshall and Paris join as an Indiana Tribe to hold a council meeting for a new troop at Westfield on May 13 at 7:00 p.m. A wiener roast will precede the ceremony. Directors may contact Elmer Hoggatt Jr. and Nina Jo Cline recently discharged from Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Boy Scouts of Marshall and Paris Westfield Elmer Hoggatt, Jr

Advice to Teenagers From Manassas Park Police Chief

A Wall Street Journal reprint attributed to Harris urges teens to stop seeking entertainment and start contributing. It lists practical tasks like chores, cooking, repairs, and community service. The piece ends with a blunt call to grow up and act responsibly to aid society.

The Wall Street Journal Rs ‘de ‘Harris Manassas' Park Virginia Parent-Teachers Association Red Cross Salvation. Army

Fine Arts Festival Planned in Marshall Community

Marshall residents plan a Fine Arts Festival on Sunday June 9 at Court House Square from 230 to 830 PM with free admission. Entry blanks available via local papers or by mail to Kelly Smith R R 4 Marshall. Poetry readings scheduled 700 to 800 PM as part of establishing a local art center.

Marshall Court House Square Martin Tarble Quality Lime Co Locust Bt Court House Kelly Smith Marishall Carol Curran

Music Festival Sunday At City School Gym

The high school and junior high music departments present a festival of instrumental and vocal music next Sunday at 2:30 in the gymnasium. The program opens with the mixed chorus and girls glee club and ends with junior and senior high bands. About 200 students participate with seniors receiving awards during the program.

Hammond Named Chairman Of Clark County NFIB Chapter

Cecil E. House announced the appointment of C. D. Hammond to chair the Clark County chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business. Mrs. James Maloney underwent surgery at St. Anthony's Hospital on Friday.

C. D. Hammond S. 6Th St Marshall Clark County National Federation of Independent Business Cecil E. House James Maloney St. Anthony's Hospital

Fifty Years Ago 1913 Marriage Licenses Listed

Fifty years ago in 1913 marriage licenses were issued to William Henry Hunter and Verna E Hamilton of Linton Indiana William Prior Robinson and Anna Miller of Terre Haute Samuel S Cooley and Ada Estes of Casey. Westfield High School held commencement exercises naming five graduates Reuben Hornbrook Rose Ledbetter Hope Sample Hazel Edington and Glen Hill Prof W A Booth delivered the address Esther Hurst hosted a slumber party for guest Charline Shaw of Dallas Texas.

William Henry ‘Hunter Verna E. Hamilton Linton Indiana William Prior Robinson Anna Miller Terre Haute Samuels Cooley Adam Estes Casey Westfield High School Reuben Hornbrook Rose Ledbetter Hope Sample Hazel Edington Glen Hill W. A. Booth Esther Hurst Charline Shaw Dallas Texas

Forty Years Ago 1923 Len Davis Jacks Up His Ford

Forty years ago in 1923 Len Davis jacked up his Ford to work on the car. The brief item notes a routine repair scene captured in a small-town press clipping.

Len Davis Ford

National Honor Society Members Named and Honored

The Marshall Community Unit Schools honor National Honor Society members from the junior and senior classes. A dinner and program were held for parents and guardians, and a May 13 gathering at 6 45 p m will feature Dr Fred Swalls Indiana State College as speaker. Selection is based on scholastic rank service leadership and character with five juniors and 15 percent of seniors chosen.

National Honor Society Janet Thompson Kathy Coldern Victor Boyer Gloriz Simpson Linda Hunt Judi Miller Pauline Cork Betty Schafer Terry Hunt Phyllis Hurst Patsy Morris Miss Wilms Geisert Dixie Morgan Patty Boyer Larry Miller Edward Lee John McNary Dudley Crow Phil Moschenrose Susan Moore Sue Macke Board of Fred Swalls Education Department Indiana State College

Car runs onto sidewalk past High Way Cafe on Main Street

A motorist lost control Friday at noon, careened toward the High Way Cafe, then steered onto the sidewalk and stopped by the City Drug Store after nudging the town pump. The report notes a new pump installation. Marriage licenses listed include Judson Pugh of Atlanta to Mildred Williams of Terre Haute and Elmer Hoggatt of Terre Haute to Daisy Brandenstein of Auburn.

Main Street City Drug Store Judson R. Pugh Atlanta Georgia Mildred Willams Terre Haute Elmer Hoggatt Daisy Brandenstein Auburn Harry T. Brown Clinton Indiana Roda B Harvey Medsker Melrose Hlsie Spangler Melrose Township

Five Percent Baby Born Near Marshall Nancy Sue

Nancy Sue McClellan, a 5% pound girl, arrived Monday at 11 AM at the home west of Marshall to Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClellan. Fenton Willaford, 12, of north Marshall, attends Sassafras School. his perfect attendance and 93 plus average are noted. Robert Thompson reported robbed of about $11 and a medicine box Saturday night. Marshall high school board declared three vacancies in commercial, English, Latin, and music departments.

Paul McClellan Nancy Sue Marshall Fenton Willaford Robert Thompson

Robbery at Davidson Home and Local Injuries Reported

The Davidson residence on Clarksville road was entered through a window late Saturday night and $27 stolen. Leo Doran of Marshall lost two fingers while removing a cornstalk from tractor gears and was taken to Schmidt Clinic at Robinson. Taegan marriages listed for Lucian K 22 Clay City and Mary Eleanor Rider 22 Westfield. Ralph Finkbiner 37 Marshall and Rachel Evans 81 Marshall listed as marriage license pairs.

George Davidson Clarksville Road Marshall Township High School Schmidt

Baby Dennis Eugene Miller Born At St Anthony Hospital

Ten years ago in 1953 Mr and Mrs A R Miller welcomed a son Dennis Eugene born May 13 at St Anthony Hospital This note lists other local movements including Mrs Ben Baird visiting Tulsa and Chanute with relatives Mrs O B Forsythe visiting Camp Wolters and son Ted Davi Roach Jr from Palo Alto visited the Simpons and Harold Moore stationed at Fort Riley for basic training

A. R. Miller St. Anthony Hospital Dennis Eugene Ben Baird Marshall Tulsa Oklahoma Chanute Kansas Adam Chickardonz O. B. Forsythe Ted Camp Wolters Mineral Wells Texas Davi Roach, Jr Palo Alto California A . Simpson Pittsburg Pennsylvania Harold Moore Floyd Moore Fort Riley

Future Business Leaders Annual Banquet Honors Seniors

The Future Business Leaders of America held their annual banquet Monday night in the high school cafeteria with about 100 students and parents attending. Karen Pennell served as toastmistress, and awards went to Judi Miller for outstanding FBLA member and Betty Schafer as outstanding business student.

Linda King Joyce Miller Karen Pennell Paul Muse Judi Miller Glenna Stepp Gertrude Stepp H. EB. King Mary Baker Carole Maurer Nickie Lucas Wayne Pennell Mike Smitley Gloria Simpson Betty Schafer Business Leaders of Indiana State College Margaret Walls Diane Siverly June Hollingsworth FBLA Mildred Hutchens Marilyn Flowers Mildred Bush Phil Acton Underwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mark _ Stewart The Marshall’ ‘Herald Marshall,’ Diviois D. A. R. Meeting Dehee Ie Miss Jane Illyes Eck Baggs LIONS BOY Scout Council Nina Jo Cline Burton Cline Maggie Nickles Tommonly Aiao Future Business Leaders
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