Marshall Bulletin Highlights Local Visits and Little League Plan
Local residents from Paris Martinsville and Hutsonville visited Marshall families Sunday afternoon. The community outlines a summer Little League program with sponsor support urged from parents and civic groups, aiming to start in June at the Marshall High School cafeteria June 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Recreation Field
Don’ McNary
American Legion’ Post
American Legion
Post No. 90
Our Post
Williamsport
Canada
Hawaii
Cuba
Little League Baseball, Inc
Don McNary
Atom testing ground marked in Nevada desert
The Atomic Energy Commission designates a 5,000-square mile reserve in the southern Nevada basin as a new testing area. The site, described by the National Geographic Society, is among the emptiest regions in the United States, with harsh desert and ghost towns surrounding it.
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Jackrabbits
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
National Geographic Society
United States
Noise and Music in Sound Perception
The article explains that music consists of enduring tones with steady intensity and frequency, while noise is brief or irregular and meaningless to untrained ears. It notes the subjective boundary between music and noise shifts with training and exposure to composers like Wagner.
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Wagner
In Days Gone By Some Marshall Residents Attend Indianapolis Races
From Marshall came Burns Bennett and Charles Blundell Jr with Percy Cox Woodford Burnett and Sidney Cox to watch races in Indianapolis. Ruth Noakes visited Edna Wesnitzer at West Union. Lyman Washburn and daughter Eleanor left for Puron Kansas for their brother John's funeral after a railroad accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Grendel Bennett
Charles Blundell, Jr
Percy Cox
Woodford Burnett
Sidney Cox
Marshall
Indianapolis
Ruth Noakes
Edna Wesnitzer
West Union
Lyman
Washburn
Eleanor
John
Puron
Kansas
Miss Frances Grant to speak at Evansville convention
Miss Frances Grant of Marshall will speak in Evansville Indiana at a convention tomorrow in support of Nora Dunlap school and the state fair school at Springfield. She was honor girl at the state fair school last year and is an honorary member of the Delta Sigma Juniors.
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Frances Grant
Marshall
Evansville
Indiana
Nora Dunlap
Springfield
Grant
Delta Sigma
Clarence Baggs
Wabash Township
Betty Lou
Gene Kelley
Beverly Ann
Danny
Mattoon
Joe Gunder
W. W. Stroop
St. Louis
Milliard Hedrich
Local notices and travels mix with farm data in Marshall area
Deputy Circuit Clerk Gale Barka rlow enlisted in the United States Army after visiting Mattoon on Monday. Katherine Trefz a Charleston Teachers College graduate will teach in Decatur this winter. Margaret and Martha Rademaker plan to return to Marshall today for summer vacation from Charleston Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Herbert Blogg and daughter Rachel of Washington DC visit Marshall en route to San Francisco where they transfer. A 9 percent slope for corn followed by winter wheat can erode topsoil much faster than legume grass pasture. Illinois farmland cost more than in any large state and more than twice 1940, with rural population rising 188000 from 1940 to 1950.
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Gale Barkarlow
Mattoon
United States Army
Katherine Trefz
John Trefz
Clarksville
Charleston Teachers College
Decatur
Margaret
Martha Rademaker
Marshall
Herbert Blogg
Rachel
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
California
Memorial Day Reflections On War Losses And Road Safety
The piece honors fallen soldiers from a great war and laments ongoing reports of casualties. It warns drivers to inspect cars to prevent accidents, noting prompts to use the local station for repairs and parts as needed.
Memorial Day Program Friday Marshall
Memorial Day services planned in Marshall by the American Legion and patriotic groups. Activities begin 9:30 a.m. with assembly at Band Stand and a parade to Catholic Cemetery, 10:00 a.m. music by the band and remarks by Rev Father Donahue. Graveside rites follow. Afternoon program resumes 1:15 p.m. at Band Stand and 1:30 p.m. march to Marshall cemetery with band music 2:00 p.m. more remarks and benediction by Rev A Pevehouse. Scouts Cubs Girl Scouts Sensors participate with the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
American Legion
Catholic Cemetery
Father Donahue
Marshall Cemetery
A. Pevehou
Carl Holler
A. Pevehouse
The
Scout Organization of Marshall
Cubs
Intermediate
Girl Scouts
Sensors
Band
High School Football Schedule for 1952
1952 schedule lists Friday games for St Elmo Paris Robinson and Oblong at home and Charleston Martinsville Effingham Linton Casey away with dates from Sept 12 to Nov 7.
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St. Elmo
Paris
Robinson
Oblong
Charleston
Martinsville
Effingham
Linton
Casey
Nazarene Church Revival With Rev Lottie Phillips June 29
The Nazarene Church at Plum and Fourth invites all to a revival starting June 29 with Rev Miss Lottie Phillips of Alabama. Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 N Y P S at 6 30 evening service at 7 80 Russell Taylor to preach. Mr and Mrs Fred Boling and daughter of Terre Haute visited Harold Turner and daughters Friday evening.
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Robert “ Guinnip
Marshall
Kenneth Miller
Terre Haute
Fred, Davidson
Lottie Phillips
Alabama
Medsker
Russell Taylor
Fred Boling
Harold Turner
University of Illinois Marshall High Scholarship Exam
The University of Illinois will hold its scholarship examination at Marshall High School in Marshall on Saturday June 7 1952. Five Clark County scholarships are offered in County Home Economics Agriculture WWI veteran descendants and World War II categories. Exams run from 9:00 a m to 4:00 p m with notification to Fred Huffington County Superintendent of Schools required.
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University of Illinois
Marshall High School
Marshall
Clark County
Red Cross 1952 Fund Drive Totals for Marshall Area
The 1952 Red Cross drive finished with a Marshall area total of 937.94 dollars. Contributors may still donate by mailing a check to Harlan J. Litteral. Gratitude is extended to all who participated in solicitations and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marshall Area
Harlan J. Litteral
Illinois 1958 license plates feature ruby red figures
Secretary of State Ed J. Barrett announced the 1958 Illinois plates will have ruby red figures on a buff background. The bid of twenty three and two tenths cents per set from Hemp & Co. matches the price paid for the 1952 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Barrett
Illinois
Hemp & Co
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