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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1950

Page

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Circuit Court Friday session in Marshall recalls 1945 cheating case

Judge Bristow presided in Marshall Friday last week. Elmer Lee Wakefield, 40, pleaded guilty to robbing James Kammacher at the home of Harry Guinnip near Marshall on December 12, 1945, and received a sentence of one year to one year and one month in Menard penitentiary. Sheriff Perisho and Johnnie Hutchings transported him to start serving time. The court also sustained objections to a survey in the Theron Murphy vs Elmer Clough case establishing the division line. Margaret Troxel vs Ben Troxel resulted in a decree for separate maintenance after default by the defendant. Loy Finney and others vs Marshall R. Rhoads, suit dismissed.

Bristow Paris Marshall Upi Elmer Lee Wakefield Gnatgea James Kammacher Harry Guinnip Perisho Johnnie Hutchings Menard Penitentiary Theron Murphy Elmer Clough Margaret Troxel Ben Troxel

Local Marriage Licenses Reported From Marshall and Martinsville

DeWayne Huey aged 25 from Marshall weds Mildred Jean Ellington 20 also of Marshall. Donald Wayne Cook 21 Greenup weds Betty Ruth Ashby 18 Casey. Andy L. Ellington 22 Martinsville weds June Ikemire 18 Martinsville.

DeWayne Huey Marshall Mildred Jean Ellington Donald Wayne Cook Greenup Betty Ruth Ashby Casey Andy L. Ellington Martinsville June ‘Ikemire Andy Ellington June Ikemire Mildred Ellington Christian Church G. W. Gibson

Wayne Washburn Dies at 50 on J W Thompson Farm

Wayne Washburn aged 50 dies Wednesday on the J W Thompson farm south of Marshall. Coroner Swinford report cites natural causes. Body removed to Moore Funeral Home for inquiry before transfer to Hiles Funeral Home Greenup for funeral services and burial.

Wayne Washburn J. W Thompson Farm Marshall Nthe Moore Swinford Hiles Funeral Home Greenup

Deaths and births in Marshall area including John Green and Carolyn Sue Beard

John Green 73 of Darwin township died Sunday in Paris Illinois. Survived by daughter Vern Thompson and grandson in West Terre Haute. Services held at Moore Funeral Home Marshall, burial in Marshall cemetery. Carl J Beard and Margaret L Murphy announce birth of daughter Carolyn Sue, 7 pounds, born May 2 at St Anthony Hospital.

John Green Darwin Township Paris Linois Vern Thompson West Terre Haute Moore Funeral Marshall Hod. Kemp Carl J. Beard Route 4 St Anthony Hospital Carolyn Sue Beard Margaret L. Murphy

Eastern Illinois soft ball league forms with twelve teams

An Eastern Illinois softball association organized for the year with twelve teams. Schedules are drawn up and play begins Friday June 2 in Marshall and other sites. Member teams include Robinson Hatchery Robinson Barkway Palestine Sox Palestine Eagles Marshall American Legion Marshall Lions Lawrenceville Merchants Lawrenceville Dotys Oblong St Francesville West Union West York.

Illinois Partics Robinson’ Hatchery Robinson Barkway Palestine’ Sox Palestine Eagles Marshall American “Legion Marshall Lions Lawrenceville Merchants Lawrenceville Dotys

Patrol of South School Honors Chicago Motor Club Support

Sixth grade patrol members at South School, sponsored by the Chicago Motor Club, elected captains and lieutenants quarterly. They patrol State Highway 1 in front of the school and monitor Michigan Avenue and South Sixth Street, plus supervise halls, stairs, cafeteria time, and lunch periods, earning praise from teachers and students for safe service.

South School Chicago Motor Club Michigan Avenue South Sixth Street

Patrol of North School Sixth Graders Honored in Marshall

The North School sixth graders in Marshall are praised for serving as patrol boys and girls. The picture shows 41 students who performed hall and playground duties and assisted teachers, with a list of names for those pictured and additional names of those not in the photo.

Marshall Marilyn Combs Nadine Ogle Kamlynn Keyes Patty Beltz Thelma King Peggy Hollenbeck Iris Davis Charles Burrell Charles Gramm Dale Murphy Fenton Nickles

Marshall High School Baccalaureate Service at Methodist Church

Marshall High School holds its baccalaureate service Sunday at 8:00 p m in Marshall Methodist church with organ prelude by Bernice Brosman processional by Bernice Brosman invocation Rev I E Vanney hymn Come Thou Almighty King scripture Proverbs 4 1 7 pastoral prayer Rev Ferris Kyrie Eleison by Ketelby high school choir message Get Understanding Rev Gibson So How A Rose Ere Blooming by Praetorius benediction Rev Fuson recessional by Bernice Brosman Congregation participates during parts and hymnals sung.

Marshall High School Marshall Methodist Church Bernice Brosman Bernice Bros I. E. Vanney W. W. Volkers Robert Ferris Kyrle Elerson Ketelby G. W. Gibson M. Praetorius Wm. Fuson Victorius

Oil Wells Drilling Across Marshall Field and Clark County

In the Marshall field drilling continues with wells below 1800 feet near Joe Stave and the Murphy farm as crews chase lost tools. A new locating on the Liffick sisters land offsets the Murphy well while activity grows. A nearby well drills near Farrell Station in Edgar county and another on John M Arthurs farm west of Elbridge field. Anderson township sees a first ever planned oil well five miles southwest of Marshall with a rotary rig expected soon. Warren Tarman farm south of Martinsville also staking and readying for drilling.

Chester Murphy Marshall Field Liffick Sisters Murphy Farrell Station Elbridge Field Dennison Edgar County John Martinsville

Harry Whitson Dies Suddenly at 61 in Marshall

Harry Whitson aged 61 died suddenly Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Lena Eitel on Plum street Marshall after returning from Terre Haute where he had hospital treatment for an injured knee. An inquiry by Moore Funeral Home found death from natural causes. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 00 p m at Moore Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Stauffer. burial in Livingston Cemetery conducted by the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include nieces and nephews.

Herry Whitson Lena Eitel Plum Street Marshall Terre Haute Moore Funeral Herald Press Moore Funeral Home Eugene Stauffer Masonic Lodge Livingston Cemetery

Woman's Club Elects Officers for New Year at Meeting

The Woman's club met Tuesday at Mrs. Will Harlan's and chose officers for the new year led by President Lola Cole and Vice President Anna Foster. The program committee includes Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. Handy. Walnut Prairie notes report Albert and wife bought a piano for their daughter Nellie. A Wellie musicale drew a large crowd, and visits followed as D. W. Gard and wife with Joe Bartlett and wife spent Sunday with Esquire Gunn. Mattie Gunn traveled to Marshall to visit cousin Dr. Milton Edens who then headed to Granbury Texas.

Will Harlan Lola Cole Anna Foster Gertie’ Shaw Cora Holler Nellie Stephenson Fannie _Andrews Cora Baird Sol Handy Walnut Prairie Albert Cline Nellie Wellie D. W. Gard Joe Bartlett Esquire

Edna Moyer Takes School Post in Iron Mountain

Miss Edna Moyer accepted a position in the Iron Mountain Michigan school for next year. Mrs. Herbert Lee of McKeen spent a few days with city relatives last week. They rented the FB L Mitchell property and will move to Marshall. Eva Kohl visited Mt Carmel and Oakland house party. Eva Kohl visited Mt Carmel to see her daughter Mrs. Dick Trogden. Mrs Otis Gunn of Marshall area returned home after visiting sons in California.

Edna Moyer Iron Mountain Michigan Herbert Lee McKeen FB. L. Mitchell Marshall Eva. Kohl Mt. Carmel Oakland Eva Kohl Dick Trogden Otis Gunn California

Local Notables Plan Moves to Findlay and Social Updates

1920s-30s notes report J F Orthwein and Roy Jeffords families planning to move to Findlay Ohio in early June Lucile Smitley visits her parents in Washington DC Mary Brown hosts a shower for Faith Pritchard who will wed George Somerville of Paris Gypsy leader Mattie Cooper funeral connects to the region Edna Beadle hosts Terre Haute visitors Ernest Tapscott J Marcis Hunt and Elsie Beadle visit Stitchery Club theater party planned at Hippodrome Jessie Mott visits from Terre Haute Wes Gallatin and Victor Janney attend a Grand show.

J. F. Orthwein Roy Jeffords Findlay Ohio Lucile Smitley Washington, D. C Charles Smitley Mary Brown Pritchard George Somerville Paris Mattie Cooper Cooper St. Louis Ernest Tapscott J. Marcis Hunt Elsie Beadle Terre Haute Edna Beadle Gertrude Monninger B. C. Lyons Stitchery Club Hippodrome Jessie Mott John Casteel Wes Gallatin Victor Janney the Grand

Elishoff twins arrive at Marshall family in town

Mr and Mrs Earl Elishoff announce the arrival of twins a boy and a girl born Tuesday morning. They are unnamed. The boy weighed 8% pounds and the girl 6% pounds. Mrs Elishoff was Miss Louise Deaner before marriage.

Earl Elishoff Elishoff Louise Deaner Charles Bush Marshall High School Mattoon Champaign Charles Reinoeh Robinson Ducommun Dorothy Dawson Marshall Mattoon Saurday

Family News From Marshall Area Dated Thirty-Nine Years Ago

1940 item notes Gene Zimmerly of Gary Indiana visiting Ed and Mary Zimmerly. Miss Mary Jane Davidson of Minneapolis to stay a week with Arch and Mrs Davidson and work nurse in a Minneapolis hospital. Mason family and Charlotte Mason visit Lindsey Mason at Spike Town. Doll and Johns families visit Jake Miller south of Marshall. Hughie Hornbrook couple left for a southern trip last Friday and expect return this week.

Gene Zimmerly Gary Indiana Jake Miller Marshall Hughie Hornbrook

Henry McDaniel Dies at 75 in Orange Township

Henry McDaniel 75 died suddenly at his home in Orange Township Tuesday evening about 6 30. He is survived by his widow Billa a daughter Mrs Don Young and a granddaughter of Indianapolis a sister Mrs Lydia Nave of Annapolis Illinois Funeral services were held at Olive Branch Baptist church at 2 00 Friday with Eld Wm B Fuson officiating Burial followed at Olive Branch cemetery He served on the Marshall Township High School board and was treasurer of Clark County 1938 to 1942 and was helping in the county treasurer's office at the time of his death

Harry McDaniel Orange Township Olive Branch Baptist Church Eld Wm. B. Fuson Olive Branch Cemetery McDaniel Marshall Township Orange Marshall Townships Clark County

Professor L. W. Williams Dies at 68 in Champaign

Professor L. W. Williams, 68, former Marshall High School superintendent, died suddenly Monday while en route to the university where he had taught since 1916. He is survived by his widow Eileen and three children. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at University Place Christian Church with Masonic rites by Western Star Lodge No. 240. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery, Champaign.

L. W. Williams Marshall High School Champaign University Marshall Eileen University Place Christian Church Western Star Lodge No. 240 A. F A. M Woodlawn Cemetery

County Fairs Schedule in Various Illinois Counties

Ninety five county fairs are planned this year with dates and locations. Clark County Fair at Marshall runs August 7 to 11, Martinsville Fair July 17 to 22, Coles County Fair in Charleston July 31 to August 5, Oblong Fair September 4 to 8, Cumberland County Fair in Greenup August 21 to 26, Edgar County Paris July 23 to 28, Jasper County Fair Newton July 9 to 14.

Clark County Marshall Martinsville Coles County Charleston Oblong Cumberland County Greenup Edgar County Paris Jasper County Fair Newton

Company 8 of the 338th Infantry Relocated Here

The 838th Infantry’s Company B will relocate here on June 1, 1950, following a favorable early survey. Captain Garver O. Frazier will command the new unit and will meet interested men at the American Legion Home Friday night May 19 at 8 p.m. Capt Hallmark and other Danville officers will attend.

838Th Marshall Garver O. Frazier American Legion Hallmark Danville Frazier

Harold Ellshoff Transferred to San Diego California

Harold Ellshoff son of Earl and Mrs. Ellshoff Marshall. He finished work in the Washington DC school of music and is sent with nine others to the San Diego Naval Base to join the band. He sang with the school chorus at the Cherry Blossom Festival and appeared on television with the concert band honoring the Chilean president.

Harold Ellshoff Earl Ellshoff Marshall School of Music Washington, DC San Diego California Naval Base Washington Chili United States

Golden Wedding Celebration for Vargas Couple

Mr and Mrs Charles Vargas of West Union celebrate their golden wedding with an open house next Sunday May 21 from 2 to 5 pm inviting relatives and friends to call.

Charles Vargas West Union

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Wayne Washburn Ray Sutphin Lawrenceville Chas. Bush B. Rapp Palestine Lions Prevo Glen's Tavern Morgan’s Frontier Bella Billy Hendrix Edna Garner Donald Eugene Clouse Janice Hollingsworth Joy Flenner Richard Arthur Charles Jackson Billy Bush Lee McCarty Ronald Sprague Everett Lawrence Billy Baker Robert Nickles Robert Rhodes William Medsker Doris Drake Karen Tingley Patrol Faye Nelson Nadine Volkers Kay Pennington Dennis Jones Theda Raye Thompson Carol Ann Stanfield Tony O’rourke Carroll Macke Harley Bennett Marvin Whitkanack Eugene Collier Norma Bartram Carol Ann Curran Dean Kammacher Allen Goekler Bobby Tapscott Darrell Huey Harvey Allen Hurst Lee Roy Butcher Donald Lee Garnet Martin Donny Hornbrook Nancy Ellen Winkler George Shreve Nadine Wallace Kaye Harre Mary Ellen Washburn Jack Wolfe Lonnie English Joe Harry Whitson 338Th Infantry Calif
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