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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

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Chamber group visits Velsicol offices in Chicago

Benton Marrs and other Chamber of Commerce leaders tour Velsicol Administrative Offices and Laboratories in Chicago. They meet E. T. Collingsworth and Dr. Robert Sauer to learn about can lining tin, asphalt tile, and insecticides. Costa Rican officials Gongola Facio and Fernanda Fournier accompany the delegation.

Benton Marrs Chamber of Commerce Charles Bush Robert Flowers Joe Macey Truman Murphy Bill Camp Velsicol Chicago Versicol Corporation Robert Sauer Marshall Sauer United States Velsicol Corporation

Marshall students awarded scholarships from Ohio Oil

Ruth Volkersa and Ronald K Sprague are among 60 Marshall recipients of 600 college scholarships for the 1956 57 year awarded by The Ohio Oil Company. Ruth will study education at Eastern Illinois State College after Marshall Community High School. Ronald will study petroleum engineering at the University of Illinois after graduation.

Ruth Volkersa North Third Ronald K. Sprague Cedar St Marshall Ohio Oil Company Walter Volkers Ruth Marshall Community High School Eastern Illinois State College Charleston Sprague William H. Sprague University of Illinois

Terre Haute Herald Delivery Criticized For Delays

Subscribers in Terre Haute complain of poor delivery with the Herald arriving late after Thursday dispatch from Marshall. The paper reportedly stays in the post office until Monday morning, suggesting some carrier negligence.

Terre Haute Heralds Herald Terre Haute Marshall

Ham and eggs breakfast to help Marshall pool dedication

Marshall Lions Club sponsors a ham and egg breakfast on Saturday June 2 to raise funds for the new Marshall Community Pool. Serving runs 6 30 to 9 30 a m and donations of eggs are requested from Rosemary Lowry and Martha Bush. The pool dedication follows on Sunday June 3 with a water ballet by twenty Southern University students at 2 30 p m at the pool.

Marshall Lion’s Club Marshall Community Rosemary Lowry Martha Bush Carbondale, Ill

Banquet Night for Marshall High Diversified Occupations Class

The Diversified Occupations Class of Marshall High School held a banquet in the cafeteria Monday night May 14. About sixty attendees enjoyed the cats and program.

Marshall High School

Voorhies announces engagement of Mary Voorhies and Charles Killian

Mrs. Dorothy Voorhies of Marshall rural route announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Josephine Voorhies to Charles Henry Killian son of Mr and Mrs R H Killian of Waukegan Illinois.

Dorothy Voorhies Marshall Mary Josephine Voorhies Charles Henry Killian R. H. Killian Waukegan Illinois

Illinois Driver Education Leader Elected President

Joseph Pawowski head of Mainis driver education department was elected president of the Illinois Driver Education Association at the April 10 conference in Monticello. The group comprises high school driver education teachers, school officials, state officials, and related supporters. Pawlowski is the son-in-law of Lawrence Hollenbeck and his wife.

Joseph Pawowski Mainis Illinois Driver Education Association Monticello University of Ilinois Pawlowski Lawrence Hollenbeck Snyder

Deaths Rumor? Multiple Obituaries across Marshall area

Clifton Clough 88 died Tuesday evening at Dunkel Nuts where he lived. Funeral at 1 30 p m Friday at Moore Funeral Home with minister G W Gibaon officiating. Burial Walnut Prairie cemetery. Edgar E Nye 84 of rural Dennison IL died Monday at St Anthony Hospital. Survived by three sons Don ald H Carrol Archie and two daughters Gertrude Nickies and Ella Moore. Services at New Providence Church Wednesday 2 00 officiated by Rev H J Kemp. Burial adjoining cemetery. Susie Anna Phillips 76 died last Friday at Paris Hospital. Survived by two daughters Denver Sims and Charles Graham one sister Fanny Slater eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Marrs Funeral Home had services Sunday 1 30 burial Marshall Cemetery. Miss Sarah Smith 81 formerly Marshall died at 1836 North Ninth Street Terre Haute IN. Funeral at P J Ryan Sorr Funeral Home Terre Haute with continued Marrs services Sunday and burial in Marshall cemetery.

Clifton Clough Tuseday Dunkel Nuts Moore Funeral G. W. Gibaon Walnut Prairie Cemetery Edgar E. Nye Dennison, Til St. Anthony Hospital Donald H. and Carrol Detroit Michigan Archie Dennison Gertrude Nickies Martinsville Ill Ella Moore Quincy Marrs New Providence Church H. J. Kemp Susie Anna Phillips Paris Hospital Denver Sims Charles Graham Marshall Fanny Slater Casey Marrs Funeral Home Leo Simmons Marshall Cemetery Sarah Smith North Ninth Street Terra Haute Ind P. J. Ryan & Sorr Terre Haute

Local Couples Granted Marriage Licenses

Wayne E Heighton aged 25 of West Union and Winona Sanders aged 18 of Marshall are issued a marriage license. Lewis Thomas aged 82 of Casey and Luebell Batts aged 52 of Casey receive a license. Donald L Arney aged 28 of Marshall and Rita M Scott aged 22 of Marshall are licensed to wed.

Wayne E. Heighton West Union Winona Sanders Marshall Lewis Thomas Casey Luebell Batts Donald L. Arney Rita M. Scott

District meeting to be held May 22 at M K P lodge

District meeting planned next Tuesday night May 22 at the Marshall K of P lodge rooms. Grand lodge officers will attend and a 50 year pin will be presented to a member.

Marshall K. of P

Buckner Shell Service Opens With Specials in Marshal

Buckner Shell Service at N Michigan Ave and Ash Street Marshal opens with a full Shell line and a new grocery room. Special bargains are offered today and tomorrow Friday and Saturday May 18 and 19 as announced in page four ad in the Herald.

Buckner Shell Service Michigan Ave Ash Street Marshal Buckner The Herald

School Board Reports Reading Gains and Budget Plans

The Marshall Community Unit School Board reviewed a reading study showing above average reading levels across elementary to high school students. They discussed insurance on eight school buildings and contents valued at 887000, bid awards for tires, fuels, propane, and other supplies for 1966-57, and planned a special session to finalize furniture purchases.

Board of Education Wilma Geisert Florence Bubeck Hannah Arbuckle Cecil Buckner Edith Kannmacher Bertha Kannmacher Marshall Community Unit Marshall Community Unit 2 Board of Education and Administration Harold; Kent Richard ‘Taylor Gacceia Clark Service Co Ernest Lée Marene Kennedy St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods Harvey Swinford Dwight Beltz Marilyn Nicol Marshall Eastern State College Journal of Business Education Mise Nicol Methodist Church

Velsicol Promotes Three Marshall Men

W K McCready of Velsicol Chemical announces three promotions at the Marshall plant. Wilson C Keyes becomes assistant plant manager, John Rex is new production superintendent, and Robert Tiefel is assistant superintendent of the reduction area. Company expands facilities to meet demand for Chlordane sulventa resins.

W K McCready Velsicol Chemical Corporation Chicago Velsicol Marshall Plant Wilson C Keyes John Rex Robert Tiefel Tiefel McCready Velsicol Velsicol Marshall Memphis Tennessee

Paris club and local school sports and graduation notes

Ty nes and Dean Davidson played with the Paris club at Pana on Thursday and Friday. Ink is a mainstay of the Paris club. A high school vs north side game Thursday ended 10 to 2 with Arthur Poorman on first base and George Adams in the field. Martin held the opposing team to one hit. The new fifteen room Marshall House will be ready for occupancy next week. The Township High School graduation exercises on May 31 will feature Attorney General W. H. Stead of Springfield. Ten seven girls and three boys graduate: Harriet Clark Maud Laufman Margaret Baird Mary Weatherly Fannie Luckhaupt Eva Honderich Maude Wilson Cleveland Logue Charlie Brown and Clarence Black.

Dean Davidson Paris Pana Arthur Poorman George Adams Martin Marshall House Ibe W. H. Stead Springfield Central States Harriet Clark Maud Laufman Margaret Baird Mary Weatherly Fannie Luckhaupt Eva Honderich Maude Wilson Cleveland Logue Charlie Brown Clarence Black

Local Notes From Marshall and Surrounding Areas

Forty years ago in 1916 Frederich Buser and Mrs Nannie Klewert residents of Marshall township wed in Terre Haute while Clarence Porter and Susie Landreth of Parker township received a marriage license this week. George Taubeneck leads water works extensions city council authorized nearly two miles of mains and 18 fire plugs to boost protection. Frank Hornbrook of Clarksville Dolson township ill with appendicitis awaiting surgical operation. County Clerk Dick Morton reports a six pound one ounce bass from Crystal Lake last Sunday. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Edward Fredenberger last Sunday. Merritt Arbuckle sets out on a month long journey to Iditarod Alaska after news of a gold stampede.

Frederick Buser Nannie Klewert Marshall Township Terre Haute Clarence E. Porter Susie Landreth Parker Township George Taubeneck Frank Hornbrook Clarksville Dolson Township Dick Morton Crystal Lake Edward Fredenberger Merritt Arbuckle Iditarod Alaska

Double wedding at Paris home unites Curtis Beard and Beard O'Dell couples

In 1926 Paris, Judge Paul Lauher hosted a double ceremony for Dorothy Curtis marrying Clifford Beard and Ellen Beard marrying Rollo O'Dell all residents of West Union. The couples plan to live in West Union after returning home. The Ed Booth Lumber Yard sold to Central Lumber Company at Casey, with J B LeMay as president. Marriage licenses issued to Foster Whitlock and Nellie Wilfond both of West Union. Walter Yergin of Dennison and Odess Vicars of Terrell, Illinois.

Paul Lauher Paris Dorothy Curtis Clifford Beard Ellen Beard Rollo O'Dell West Union Ed Booth Central Lumber Company Casey J B. LeMay Foster Whitlock Nellie Wilfond Walter Bert Yeargin Dennison Odess Pauline Vicars Terrell, Ilinois

Birth announcement for Ullemeyer in Rock Island Illinois

Twenty years ago a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs E J Ullmeyer in Rock Island Illinois weighing six pounds last Friday. Mrs Ullmeyer is the former Louise Lickert.

E. J. Ullemeyer Rock Island Cliinois

Marshall Teacher Elected President

Arnold J Tyler, principal of Marshall Community Unit Elementary Schools, elected president of the Eastern division of the Illinois Elementary School Principals Association at the spring meeting on Eastern State College campus. He serves in multiple education groups and will take office in July with Cecil Shaffer and Ernest Martin as officers.

Arnold J Tyler Marshall Community Unit Marshall Illinois Elementary School Principals Association Eastern State College Tyler Illinois Education Association Illinois Association For Supervision Schoolmasters Club Beta Lambda Chapter Phi Delta Kappa National Education Association Cecil Shaffer Columbaia School of Mattoon Ernest Martin Bethany Minors

Third Grade Educational Tour Visits Fire Station and Farms

The third grade class from Gie South Side School under Irene Manhart toured Marshall Fire Station to view a new fire truck with Robert Flowers explaining. They later visited Frazier Farms, the conservation project, Francis farm in Darwin, crossed the river by ferry, and the telephone office.

Gie South Side School Irene Manhart Jan Rutan Dot Prevo Betty Clark Grace Hilla Pauline Babcock Marshall Fire Station Robert Flowers Frazier Farms Francis Darwin

Welsh announce birth of Bruce Walter in Terre Haute

Mr and Mrs Joe Welsh Route 5 Marshall announce the arrival of Bruce Walter a son for their family at Union Hospital Terre Haute on Saturday May 12 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces He will reside with Mr and Mrs Wm Fl loneig born Sunday to make her home with theWelsh family.

Joe Welsh Marshall Bruce Walter Union Hospital Terre Haute Shall Wm. Floenig

Marriage Licenses Reported in Marshall Area

Walter R Ter main age 32 of West Union and Gladys Ditzenberger age 28 of Marshall. Paul Wieland age 22 of Marshall and Marjorie Poulter age 18 of Hindsboro Illinois. Oliver P Maxwell age 29 of Marshall and Marie Monk age 35 of Marshall.

Will Lickert Marshall Walter R. Termain West Union Gladys Ditzenberger Paul Wieland Marjorie Poulter Hindsboro Illinois Oliver P Maxwell Marie Monk

Ten Years Ago 1946 Baby Born at Union Hospital Terre Haute

Dr and Mrs D Clye are the parents of a 9 pound 4 ounce baby boy born at Union Hospital Terre Haute on Saturday May 11 1946. Marriage licenses issued Delphin Setzer 38 and Clara A Landreth 35. Recorded service discharges listed for multiple personnel including Wm P Fairgrief Howard B Wallis and others.

D . Clye Union Hospital Terre Haute Delphin Setzer Clara A. Landreth Marshall Wm P, Fairgrief Howard B. Wallis Joe R. Garwood Raymond C. Farrell Carl R. Gallington William Hamilton Squires, Jr. Vilas E. Uhler Drexel Eugene Howard Ralph E. Sharp Thomas D. Comer Paul E. Corbin Harold Graham Alfred J. Whiting Cecil W King

Adam Chickadonz Celebrates 101st Birthday in Marshall

Mrs. Ben T Baird hosted a quiet family gathering for Adam Wesley Chickadonz’s 101st birthday on May 13 in Marshall. Attendees from multiple states sent cards and greetings including a note from senator Mike Monroney. the event recalled his Kansas-Oklahoma life and long Christian service.

Ben T Baird Marshall Tulsa Oklahoma Wm. Daley Adam W Chickadonz Daley George W Chickadonz Altamont Kansas J. JH. Noble Orange California David C. Chickadonz Topeka W A. Woodring W . Chickadonz Chanute W. D. Daley William Daley Paul Burns Adam Wesley Chickadonz Roy Y Chickadonz Phoenix Arizona Chickadonz Sunshine Club University Methodist Church of Tulan Mike Monroney Tulsa Daily World Ill George Thayer Abraham Lincoln Washington Chanute Bethadiet Church C. A. Chickadonz

Golden Age Club Remembered Mothers in May Meeting

The Golden Age Club met Saturday May 12 at the Marshall Christian Hotel with twenty five in attendance. Devotions by Misa Bessie O Nea l the theme Mothers. Mrs Ross Davison spoke on Mothers Day. Gifts of white carnations were given by Max Zschau Sons and Basil Moore. The next meeting is set for the third Saturday in June at the Marshall Christian Nursing Home with Fathers Day as the theme.

Golden Age Club Marshall Christian Hotel Misa Bessie O'Neal Eve Sarah Rebecca Smitley Nell Smitley Yesteryear Marilyn Cook Pauline Fisher The Nazarene Church Eileen Ellington Sylvan Morgan Five Points Marshall Christian Anna Young Max Zschau & Sons Basil Moore Marshall Christian Nursing Home

North Center Community Club Wiener Roast Planned

The North Center Community Club will hold its annual wiener roast tonight Friday May 18. Attendees should bring their own wieners and buns while the club provides drinks.

North Center

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Illinois Driver Education President Manual Training J. R. Hornbrook William Hutchings San Diego Calif Ato Tynes Arnold J. Tyler Adam Chickadonz North Center School
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