Classified notices and ads from Marshall area listings
A collage of rental and employment notices alongside sales ads and lumber mailers. Items include an unfurnished three room apartment for rent, various help wanted postings in Marshall Clinton Indiana and Ray Kamacher P O Box 70, a waitress wanted at Tom's Cafe, and multiple service and sale offers. Also listed are agricultural seed beans for sale, a Philco refrigerator, fresh poultry products and a Florida rock phosphate offer with delivery options.
Community Figures Attend Sunday Gatherings Across Indiana and Illinois
Sightings include Luther Perrin of St Louis Bible College and many families visiting relatives and friends in Terre Haute DeBaun Funeral Home events. Residents from Caseyville, Lawrenceville NL, Sandwich Minots and Decatur joined host families for Sunday visits and a tribute to Gerald Norton with his children Danny and Cheryl from Farm era City Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Perrin
St. Louis
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
Lon Linton
Molly Morgan
Mae Hendrix
DeBaun
Home du
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Property Deeds
A long list records Henry and Tibbie Henseik and others conveying property in Casey and Marshall through warranty and quit claim deeds dated 1961. It also notes social visits around Marshall and Casey with residents from Martinsville Tolono and Paris Hospital.
Frankfort Couple Aiding Mrs George As Huger Dies
Mr and Mrs Carl Huger of Frankfort Indiana spent Sunday with Mrs Ralph George. Mrs Huger a former Pennsylvania agent died suddenly of a heart attack on Tuesday. Pvt Larry Helman of Fort Knox Kentucky visits Terre Haute with wife and parents. Mrs Lewis Storms and family visit West Terre Haute guests of Fred Jeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huger
Frankfort
Indiana
Ralph George
Huzer
Pennsylvania
George
Larry Helman
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Terre’ Haute
Henry
Herman
Lewis Storms
David
Cheryl
Angie
Cremonie
West Terre Haute
Fred Jeter
Property Deeds Recorded in Martinsville and Surrounding Areas
Land transfers dated 1961 include quit claim deeds and warranty deeds. James C. Guy to Margaret I. Guy conveys land in section 2 township 9 range 14. Vada and Jesse Shaffner to Carroll J. L. and Edith L. Davis convey lot 17 in Ferrells subdivision. C B and Jess Montgomery to Owen E. and Marilyn L. Flowers convey lot 8 block 27 of Marshall. Raymond Carr and others to Wilton A. Carr convey lots 40 and 41 in William Peters addition to Casey. Minor parcels involve sections and ranges with sale amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Tibbie_K
Henseik
Tibbie K
M. J
Peters
Casey
Jessie
Mabel English
Roy v. English
Olive Chapman
Victor and
Wilda Baxter
Victor Baxter
Victor
Gertrude C. Daly
Morris L
Winona K. Cline
Victor E
Rosemary E. Burristo F. F
Leona Slusser
Lillian A. Davis
Clyde Swartz
Edna Mae Swartz
Lonnie Siverly
Sylvia Ritter
Jerome H. Mill- Mark
Mr.house
Landis
Myrtle Dehl
James Nickles
G. R. Parker
L. H
Nora Johnson
Lula Berry Hurt
Ferguson
C. B
Josie Montgomery
H. A
Marjorie Hurst
Marshall
Cecile
Raymond Millhouse
Wm. B. Archer
Freda M. Devlin
J. M
Nettle Maye Flenner
Martinsville
Ray
Mabel Irwin
Leon Ratcliffe
Charles H
Nancy J. Hart
Ragan Hedges
Ralph T
Leona Jeffers
Virgil B
Alice Glendenning
Jeffer
Tell Hurt
Stella Rude
Dulaney
Lang
Mildred Fessenbeck
Vada Schaffner
Ferrell
Russell Cox
Charles C
Alleine Connelly
Byron C
Helen Carson Davidson
Tange
James C. Guy
Margaret I. Guy
Vada
Jesse Shaffner
Carrol J .L
Jess Montgomery
Cleda Cole
Estel D
Clarene Whitaker
Friendly Neighbors Install New Officers
Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Betty Graham, attended the Friendly Neighbors Home Bureau May 5 meeting at Mrs. Wilma Morgan's home. Officers were installed with a flower ceremony and colored tulips signifying character, followed by lessons on controlling bleeding and tact in daily life. A flower exchange closed the gathering, with the next meeting set for June 2 at Mrs. Roselyn Thompson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Graham
Friendly Neighbors’ Home Bureau
Wilma Morgan
Mildred Washburn
Naomi Baker
Roxanna Wells
Della Freeman
Roselyn Thompson
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
I thank friends relatives and neighbors for kindness while I was in the hospital and after returning home. For the cards flowers visits and prayers in my behalf I am truly grateful and may God bless each of you.
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Rosalie Bohn of Rural Route 1 Marshall Illinois thanks her friends for phone calls visits gifts cards and letters during and after her hospital stay noting their kindness will not be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Bohn
Marshall, Ill
Thanksgiving Thanks From Hospital Stay Recipient
Mrs. Carlos Stewart offers thanks to friends and relatives for cards and kindness during her hospital stay. Expresses appreciation for support shown to her family during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towers
New York Central Centralizes Freight Service in Illinois
Effective June 20 1961 The New York Central Railroad will establish a centralized freight agency at Paris Oliver Marshall Ernst Snyder West Union West York Coal Dock Switch Hutsonville and Trimble with personalized service at no extra cost and free pickup and delivery for less than carload freight. Details filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission Springfield Illinois Information from P N Martin Terre Haute Indiana phone C 6043.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad Company
Paris
Oliver, Marshall, Ernst, Snyder
West Union
West York
Coal Dock Switch
Hutsonville
Trimble
Illinois Commerce Commission
Springfield
Tinois
Heartfelt thanks for kindness after loss
Mr and Mrs William E Forster andMr and Mrs Thurman Douglas and Mrs Edna Forster Wilhelm Forster and Families thank friends and relatives for flowers cards and acts of kindness during illness and death of their loved one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Forster
Thurman Douglas
Edna
Forster Wilhelm Forster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pine, St
Tom's Cafe
Frankel
Maple
Ray Kammacher
P.O. Box
Marshall Area
Clinton
Temple
Paul Behner
Ed Madden
Pittsburgh
Philco
Parker Davidson
C. Steich
Grabenheimers
Stratmann Lumber Company
Pocahontas
Ill
U. S
Florida
Loren E. Allred
S. Main St
Til
Kimble's
Dolson
Med
Miles S. Marshall
Goldie Lee Barnhart
Lila Morrison
S. 2Nd St
Bob Etchnson
Wiscellaneou
Kimble’s
Mary Ann Huey
Marrs Furniture Store
Sam Mattis
Clark Service Co
Don Beard
Mulberry
Marshall Fuel & Ice Co
Indiana State
James Light
Crawford
Terre ‘Haute
Russell Buckner
Dean Poorman
C. F. Ledermann
Penny
E Marshall
Herald
Danny
Farmera—City
Ternoon
Max Jones
Claude Rowe
Terry Murphy
Caseyville, Illinois
Jane Emmons
Lawrenceville, NL
Carol Ann Krock
Ruth Fox
Mark
Sandwich
Minots
Ernest Siverly
Ann Brosman
Benton-Marrs
William Burnside
Bilinda
Decatur
Charles Trefz
Mrs
Benson Trefz
Chicago Heights
Kathy and
Brent
Richard Ralston
Oblong
Clark Leggett
Buddy Bloodworth and Sons
Roy Drum
Roy Lee
David R. Nash and Sons
David and
Steven
Jerome H. Millhouse
Norman Woods
Kenneth Wilhoit
Rudolph Bell
John Hutchings
Kim
W. J. Angle
James Mack, Sr
Toulon, Ilinois
Frank Shonk
Joe Staub
Joe Bragg
Annetta
Charles Miller
Palatine
Illinois
George Milton
Tolono, Illinois
Joe Milton
Bessie O'Neal
George Kasserman, Sr
Newton
Lorene Spittler
Terre Haute
Leonard Mueller
Victor Miller
Robert Hedges
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl Pleasant
Fred Able
Harry Finkbiner
John Quick
Marilyn
Mr. and
Sam Bradley
Richard Murphy
Minnie King
Charles Ferris
Paris Hospital
Carlos Stewart
American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
LeRoy Eisenpeter
Glenview
Hines VA Hospital
Mabel Grice
Kankakee
Frank C. Bottigliero
Chicago
David C. Leach
Poppy Commission
The
American Legion
Wilmette
Dorothy Hannemann
Melrose Park
Sinois
Night Crawlers
Trevlyn Tumey
Garnet E. Thompson
Tif
Insurance & Loans
Cole & Cole
Locust Street
Fuller Brush
Clark County
Ned Harmon
Colorado
Casey, Il
Lyric Theatre
Casey Ile
Mafia
Sat
Mat
Yul Brynner
Grabenheimer
L. J. Matthias
Banson
SALE
Herald Advertising
Wm. Boesiger and
John Myles
R. E. Laird
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