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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1968

Page

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Ground Breaking For New Dial Building In Marshall

Ground breaking ceremonies were held May 15 at the General Telephone Company site on South Sixth and Pine Streets Marshall. Mayor Wayne Pennell publicly broke sod to begin the $125000 structure set to house new dialing equipment and be ready in June 1969. A luncheon preceded the ceremony with remarks by James Malone and contractor Felmley Dickerson.

Weaya General Telephone Company Dial Wayne Pennell South Sixth Pine Streets Pennell Puerto Rico Larry San Antonio Marshall Tom's Restaurant James Malone Normal George Witig Felmley-Dickerson John Lewis Chamber of Commerce Fenton Quick Bill Rhoads Skip” Fields Belva Turner Carl Stewart Ned Jenison J.C. Ring Paris Dr. Foster Orion Cheney

Stephen Newport Initiated Into Industrial Arts Fraternity

Stephen Newport the son of Mr and Mrs Steve Newport of West Union was initiated as a member of Epsilon Pi Tau an international honorary professional fraternity in industrial arts and industrial vocational education at Indiana State University on April 27 membership based on character scholarship and interest in their field

Stephen Newport Steve Newport West Union Epsilon Pi Tau, Inc Indiana State University

Local Children Hospital Visit and Club Meeting Notice

Mrs. Joan Gmelich and Mrs. May Burnam took Bruce Rayhel to Children Memorial Hospital in Chicago for two days of tests due to a serious congenital heart defect. Miss Kathleen Beachout recovers at home after eye surgery at Mery Hospital Urbana. Wabash Valley Corn Club announces its regular meeting at the YMCA Monday May 20 at 7 30 p m with Ken Walton giving a talk on displays and exhibits. visitors are welcome.

Joan Gmelich May Burnam Bruce Rayhel Children Memorial Hospital Chicago Bruce Kathleen Beachout Crawford Street Paris Mery Hospital Urbana Wabash Valley Corn Club YMCA Ken Walton

McCann House Program Delights Local History Fans

The May 19 program at the McCann House features Amy Mallory in an organ prelude with Rev. Burt McIntosh and Rev. H. J. Kemp leading. Four Jacks and a Jill perform and John Parker is introduced as a Lincoln descendant. the event includes songs and a benediction. The house opens May 17 for South Side Elementary School history classes.

McCann Amy Mallory Burt McIntosh H. J. Kemp Jill Mark Arney Dale Richey David Howard Steve Turner Mary Siverly Carson Bennett John Parker Lincoln Illinois John Lewis Rick Perry South Side

Regular Marshall Chamber Meeting Minutes May 6

The Marshall Chamber of Commerce held its regular meeting May 6 at Raymonds Cafe. Attendees included Fenton Quick Cliff Edington Burt Cline Marshall Forren A F Fields David Nash and secretary C D Hammond. Actions included funding Little League Day advertising a $30 donation for the Western dance during Sidewalk Sale and Show Days and a free breakfast for Chamber members June 1 at the Legion Golf Course from 700 to 900 am.

Marshall Chamber of Commerce Raymond's Fenton Quick Cliff Edington Burt Cline Marshall Forren A. F. Fields David Nash C. D. Hammond Edington Cline Chamber Legion Golf Course Chamber of Commerce

West Union Woman Named We Care Employee

Miss Dorothy Wilson of West Union was chosen as North American Company Life and Health Insurance We Care employee. The monthly honor goes to the home office staff member whose conduct best reflects the firm’s theme. Wilson, a Marshall High School graduate, attended Indiana State University in Terre Haute.

Dorothy Wilson William Wilson West Union Company Life and Health Insurance We Care Wilson Marshall High School Indiana State University Terre Haute

Trophy Show by Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club

The Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club will hold a trophy show on Sunday May 19 at 1 30 p m at Les Carnahan s farm on the lower Terre Haute road. Twelve trophies will be awarded with entry fees per horse and for riding in the grand parade. Rain date May 26. Refreshments and cold drinks will be sold.

Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club Les Carnahans Farm Terre Haute Road

Civic and Marshall Woman's Clubs Award Summer Scholarships

The Civic Woman's Club and the Marshall Woman's Club announce summer scholarships in music art and conservation. Winners include Patty McConchie and Lois Faye Howard for music, Robert Mott and Terry Pancake for art, Harry Strohm for conservation, with alternates Camille Stallings Kathy Duran Richard Perry Jerry Noyes and Michael Abel. Seated and standing group photos accompany the announcement.

Civic Woman’s Club Marshall Woman’s Club Civic Woman's Club Patty McConchie Camille Stallings Robert Mott Kathy Duran Harry Strohm Michael Abel Lois Faye Howard Richard Perry Terry Pancake Jerry Noyes Camille Stalling Rick Perry

20 Year Service Award For General Telephone Operator

Mrs. Gertrude Elston received a 20 year service award at General Telephone Company’s Annual Recognition Banquet held May 16 in the Illinois State University Student Union Ballroom. About 500 attendees, including spouses and friends, heard W C Rowland speak on New Directions In An Old Business. Mrs Elston and her husband Garnet live at 508 S 10th Marshall. She started her career January 19 1948.

Gertrude Elston General Telephone Company General Telephone GenTel Illini Pioneer Club Illinois State University W C. Rowland General Telephone Company of Illinois

Deaths and funeral notices from various towns across California

Obituaries list Alden L. Hedges of Lindsay who died May 7 in Exeter and is survived by a daughter and family. Nina Tibbs 87 of Marshall died recently with funeral service at Greenwell and burial at Ridge Lawn. Noble Grissom of Casey died, with service at Markwell and burial at Casey Cumberland. Eugene Davison 67 Marshall native died in Springfield Illinois with graveside Marshall Cemetery service. Kenneth and Amelia Pumphrey report Natie Liffick 95 died in Dayton Ohio. Lewis Wynn 88 died, with Embarass Cemetery burial in Florida.

Alden L. Hedges Eiverett Florence (Campbell) Hedges Exeter California Clark County Lindsay Gilbert McClendon Orange Everett Hedges Wretha Street Eleanor Huddleston Ansheim Nina Tibbs Marshall Greenwell Funeral Home George Nika Ridge Lawn Noble Grissom 9Th Street Casey Markwell Funeral Virgil Lascelles Casey-Cumberland Eugene Davison Springfeld Ilinois Burnss Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Cynthia Campbell Springfield Homer Cadillac Michigan Marshall Cemetery Lewis Wynn Earl Lucille) Cummins Panacea Florida Moore Funeral Home Embarass

Marshall Co op Seed Store Building Sold to Church

The Marshall Co op Seed Store building, known as the Seed Store, has been sold to the First Christian Church. Mrs. Kenneth Pumphrey attended the funeral of Mrs. Natie Liffick in Dayton Ohio on Monday.

Marshall Co-Op The First Christian Church Kenneth Pumphrey Natie Liffick Dayton Ohio

Clark counties Illinois Centennial celebration set for Marshall

Clark county to observe the Illinois Centennial at Marshall August 29 to 31 under the Marshall Community Club supervision with State Centennial commission guidance. Events include a free open air exhibition and a busy three day schedule crafted by county committees. Marriage licenses issued: Jesse E. Tuttle and Lottie Crow. Dellas Hall and Louise Parrish.

Clark County Marshall Marshall Community Club State Centennial Commission Centennial Commission Jesse E. Tuttle Hutsonville Lottie Crow Melrose Dellas Hall Louise Parrish

Glen Welsh sells National Cafe to Luella Weaver in May 1928

Forty years ago in Marshall Indiana Glen Welsh proprietor of the National Cafe sold the restaurant to Mrs Luella Weaver on Thursday May 10 Weaver takes possession immediately and will run the business as before Also Cole Bros Hardware Store was sold to C A Dixon last week Dixon took possession Saturday morning A Oakland sedan was recovered after being stolen May 1 near Marshall and Casson Bennett was forced at gunpoint to drive the thief away

Glen Welsh The National Cafe Luella Weaver Cole Bros. Hardware Store C. A. Dixon Norman Bennett Oakland Marshall Indianapolis Casson Bennett Caslon

Pop Goes the Weasel senior class play at high school gym

The senior class play Pop Goes the Weasel will be staged in the high school gym on Tuesday and Wednesday nights May 24 and 25 at 8 00 p m. The cast features Ray Woodard Dean Barkalow Marguerite Jennings Violet Saiter James Allen Anne Coldren Bill Arbuckle Chester Murphy Leslie Finkbiner Ester Petzener and Edna Davidson sponsored by Mr Locke with musical numbers. Births James Powell and wife of Hickory Ridge Arkansas announce birth of daughter Mildred Louise on April 27, the Powells daughter-in-law of Fred Waller formerly of Marshall.

Pop Goes the Weasel Ray, Woodard Dean Barkalow Marguerite Jennings Violet Saiter James Allen Anne Coldren Bill Arbuckle Chester Murphy Leslie Finkbiner Ester Petzener Edna Davidson Mr. Locke James Powell Hickory Ridge Arkansas Mildred Louise Powell Fred Waller Marshall

Marriage licenses and births from Marshall area in 1948

Twenty years ago in 1948 marriage licenses were issued to Velta Eugene Johnson 21 Marshall and Helen Louise Rayhel 19 Marshall Bernard Knight 72 Paris and Stella May Flinn 47 Paris. Births note Mr and Mrs Henry Dud lah of Denver former residents of Marshall and West Union are parents of a son born Tuesday May 4. Mr and Mrs Richard Red Tharp of Darwin are parents of twin boys Gary Dean and Larry Gene born Saturday night.

Velta Eugene Johnson Marshall Helen Louise Rayhel Marshall Bernard Knight Paris Stella May Flinn Henry Dudlah Denver Colorado Marshall and West Union Richard “Red” Tharp Darwin Gary Dean Larry Gene

Knights of Pythias to Dedicate New Lodge Building

Marshall Lodge No. 67 will dedicate its new Knights of Pythias building at the site of the former structure that burned on July 22, 1957. The ceremony is set for next Sunday, May 19, at 2 30 p m at Locust and 5th Street corner.

Marshall Lodge Knights of Pythias Locust and 5Th St

Benefit Stag Tonight At Moose Lodge And School

A benefit stag is planned at the Moose Lodge tonight with serving at 6 30. A wiener roast will be held at North Center School of Martinsville Friday night May 17. Attendees are asked to bring wieners buns and poles and drinks will be furnished.

the Moose Lodge North Center School of Martinsville

Edgar Electric essay winners head to Washington trip

Kathy Auld of Martinsville and Patrick Glithero of Hume have won the 1968 Youth to Washington essay contest sponsored by Edgar Electric Association of Paris. The six finalists will join about 750 youths from 18 states for a June trip aboard air conditioned buses, tours include Gettysburg Washington and Arlington.

Kathy Auld Martinsville Patrick Glithero Hume Minots Washington Edgar Electric Association of Paris Maurice Johnson Cooperative Kathy Nelson Auld Pat John Glithero Young America High School Max White Patricia Anne Davidson Marshall Sherry Perisho Martinsville High School Donald Guinnip Allen McCallister Ridgefarm High School Elk's Club Johnson Fern Tenois Springfield Capitol Edgar Electric Cooperative Marriott Motor Hotel Gettysburg Capitol Building White House Library of Congress Smithsonian Institute Arlington National Cemetery Mt. Vernon Federal Bureau of Investigation Dirksen Percy Illinois National Rural Electric Association Rural Electrification Administration Tilinnis Electric Dlinois Allen D. McCallister Donald Guienpy Marshall Patricia Davidson Sherry Perisho Martinev Patrick Glithern

Births and Auxiliary Notice From Local Community

Mr and Mrs Felix Farrell announce the birth of their first child a girl named Lisa Marie born May 8 at Paris Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces Grandparents are Sherry Shotts Seth Shotts and Ed Madden Dale Davison of West Union fathers and mothers listed A baby girl Kimberly Sue born at Union Hospital Terre Haute weighing seven pounds twelve ounces Grandparents Charles Milbourn West Union and Raymond Servison Robinson Diana Shelton Servison Mrs Tammy Gene born at St Anthony Hospital eight pounds four ounces Tammy Gene born to Mr and Mrs Gene Pearce first child Tammy Gene May 8 Tom Shonk and Sherry King Charleston celebrate Allen Thomas a boy born May 13 Union Hospital six pounds three ounces Mother Sherry King listed Auxiliary meeting May 31 8 p m Legion Home program planned visitors from neighbor unit gold star members urged to attend after meeting a social hour to follow joiners welcome.

Felix Junior Farrell Paris Hospital Lisa Marie Farrell Sherry Lou Shotts Seth Shotts Ed Madden Dale Davison West Union Kimberly Sue Union Hospital Terre Haute Charles Milbourn Raymond Servison Robinson Servison Diana Shelton Gene Pearce St Anthony Hospital Tammy Gene Pearce Sandra McManus Tom Shonk Allen Thomas Sherry King of Charleston Felix Farrell Shirley Shotts The Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Auxiliary

Engagement of Dixie Morgan to Don Wagner Jr

Engaged Dixie Morgan of Marshall and Don Wagner Jr of Newton plan July 7 wedding. Dixie a 1964 Marshall High School graduate, to graduate from Eastern Illinois University this May, will teach Spanish and French at Olney High School next fall. Don is a 1962 Newton High School graduate and 1967 Eastern Illinois University graduate, teaching math at Park View High School in Lawrence.

Clifford Morgan Marshall Dixie Don Wagner Jr Lawrenceville Ilinois Don Wagner Newton Marshall High School Eastern Illinois University Olney High School Don Newton High School Fastern Collinois University Park Viewer High School Lawrence

DePauw’s John Owen Takes Radio Post in Milwaukee

John Owen from DePauw University staff has accepted a position with WTMJ in Milwaukee. He will start with the radio news operation at WTMN and hopes to blend radio and later television reporting. Mrs Owen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Marshall. Pvt Larry Scheytt US 56593068 is listed with Fort Leonard Wood details.

John Owen DePauw University WTMJ Milwaukee Owen WTMN Mrs Owen Howard Young Marshal Larry Scheytt Co. C U S.A TC Fort Leonard Wood Missouri

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Chicago Hospital McCann House Levi Huey Ruth Sanders Fred M. Schaeger Darwin Township Dorothy Fishback James Cole Fayne Mitchell Garland Wolfe Sullivan Indiana Dorothy Faulk Linton Florence A Lawson Vincennes Laura Reitmeyer Ind STAG Edgar Electric
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