Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1961

Page

3

IGA Introduces Red Carpet Service in Central Illinois Stores

Richard J. Jones announces the IGA Red Carpet Service for central Illinois and western Indiana stores. The program offers exclusive extras for shoppers with carts, including red carpet entry, gold imprinted signage, and staff in red uniforms. Don Grimes says it marks a major expansion of IGA's customer focus in its 35 year history.

IGA Richard J. Jones Jones Illinois Indiana IGA Red Don R. Grimes

HI Y Installation at Congregational Church Next Sunday

On Sunday afternoon November 5 at 4 o clock the HI Y Junior members will be installed at the Congregational church and receive gold pins. Rev David Hamm will conduct the service and present the pins, with Rev Ronald Allin of the Paris Presbyterian church delivering the sermon. The following young men will be installed: Donald Baggs Victor Boyer James Brown Ronald Buckner Stephen Eitel Troy Harmon Warren LeFever Michael Macey Larry Macke Larry Miller James Mitchell Eugene Pantle Jr Charles Renner James Reynolds James M Stepp Michael Stover Larry Woodard.

Congregational Church Hi-Y David Hamm Ronald Allin Presbyterian‘church-of-Paris Donald Baggs Victor Boyer James Brown Ronald Buckner Stephen Eitel Troy Harmon Warren’ LeFever Michael Macey Larry Macke Larry Miller James Mitchell Eugene Pantle, Jr Charles Renner James Reynolds James M. Stepp Michael Stover Larry Woodard

Lyric Theater Fire in Casey Damages Nearby Buildings

Last Saturday morning around 10 o clock an electrical storm sparked a blaze at the Lyric Theatre in Casey. The theater burned and two adjoining buildings were damaged. Officials say the fire was probably started by lightning.

Casey Lyric Theatre

Divorce Granted In Circuit Court For Sally B Taylor

Sally B Taylor was granted a divorce from James H Taylor in circuit court. Mrs Taylor received custody of the minor children and James H Taylor was ordered to pay $50 per month alimony and $150 per month for child support.

Sally B. Taylor James H. Taylor

Celebrated 85th Birthday of Will Davidson

Will Davidson marked his 85th birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Berner route 4 last Sunday A dinner party was held with guests including Arch Davidson Dick Davidson Antone Wernz Jack Bill Berner Dusty Strohm Nelle Strohm Polly Dean Felicia Lowry Tommy Wernz Albert Wernz Billy Sweitzer and the honored guest.

Will Davidson Edgar Berner Route 4 Arch Davidson Dick Davidson Antone Wernz Jack Bill Berner Dusty Richard Strohm Nelle Strohm Polly Dean Felicia Lowry Tommy Wernz Albert Wernz Billy Sweitzer

Turnip Raiser Delivers Three-Pound Prize At Herald

Melvin Behner 18, of northwest of Marshall, a turnip producer, brought to the Herald office Monday a remarkably large turnip weighing three pounds.

Melvin Behner Marshall Herald Office

Radish-A Whopper Grown Near Martinsville

Doyle Mills of Marshall delivered a six and a half pound radish to the Herald office on Friday. The giant root was raised by Harry Brown south of Martinsville.

Doyle Mills South Sixth St Marshall Herald Office Harry Brown Martinsville

Football Banquet Set For November 18 In New Gym

The annual football banquet will be held Monday November 18 at 6 30 P M in the new gymnasium. Attendees are asked to bring well filled baskets and their own service. Drinks will be furnished.

Chicago Stock Show to Open Nov 24

The 62nd International Live Stock Exposition, Horse Show and Rodeo comes to Chicago November 24 to December 2. About 10 000 farm animals from 39 beef dairy cattle horses sheep and hog breeds will compete for 135000 in prizes. Judges from 14 states Canada and Argentina will preside with the grand champion steer chosen November 27 before 10 000 attendees. The event includes a 14 show rodeo circuit and extensive stock yards displays under one roof at the International Amphitheatre.

United States Canada States Argentina International Amphitheatre Interstate Cowboys Association Chicago’ Stock Yards

Layman's Revival at Baptist Church Marshall

A revival meets at the Baptist Church in Marshall from November 6 to 10. Each night features church members delivering messages with music led by different leaders. Services begin at 7 30 p m and are open to the public. Clyde C Campbell, pastor, invites friends and the community.

the Baptist Church Marshall Warren Smith Robert Kintz Don Morgan Harold Kintz Russel Stogsdill Richard Perry Floyd White Paul Walker

Armstrong Party Tackles Halloween Fun For Kids

Sixteen children from the Armstrong Methodist church enjoyed a Hallo we'en supper at the Shirely home hosted by Armstrong kindergarten Sun day school teachers Mrs Fenton Shirely and Dick Wallace. Junior leaders Kay Engles and Hyla Kuhn assisted with games. Moms present included Mrs Darrell Randolph and others. Thelma DeBaum of Tampa, Florida arrived after her father Bert Walls passed away.

Jack O Armstrong Methodist Church Shirely Armstrong Fenton Shirely Dick Wallace Kay Engles Hyla Kuhn Darrell Randolph Robert Milton Carl Mulvihill Jeannette E. Ferris Kent Sweitzer Larry Sweitzer Marlen Kuhn Donna Barnam Buddy Davidson Keith Welsh Bruce Welsh Carol Elliott Gregg Mulvihill Timmy Mulvihill Annette Ferris Anita Ferris Janice Randolph Sharrell Milton Barbara Milton Thelma DeBaum Tampa Florida Bert Walls

Martinsville to Host Sears Foundation Speaker

Norman Davis of the Sears Roebuck Foundation will speak at a Martinsville community meeting on Tuesday November 7 at 8 00 pm in a city elementary school. The meeting aims to recruit at least 100 attendees and explains the foundation’s medical program and community aid efforts. Sponsored by the Martinsville community council.

Norman Davis Midwest Sears-Roebuck Foundation Chicago Martinsville Roebuck Foundation Sears, Roebuck and Co

United Church Women Plan World Community Day Event

The Marshall UCW announce World Community Day observations at Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church on Friday 1:30 pm. Theme Freedom to Know highlights education for women and children in Latin America, with cash gifts and school supplies for needy youth.

Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Marshall United Church Ollie Tibbs Marshall Ucw Latin Americas Tibbs WCD Church World Service Saint Louis Missouri Marshall Council

Sunshine Club Meeting At Mrs Milton’s Home

Mrs Bertha Milton hosted the Sunshine Club at her residence with a pot luck at noon assisted by Mrs Norma Milton. Attendees included Ellen Shonk Jessie Peace Mattie Hurst Ruth Tingley Hattie Irwin Clara Kesler and guests. Next meeting slated for Nov 15 at Mrs Hattie Irwins with Mrs Ellen Shonk assisting.

Bertha Milton Sunshine Club Norma Milton Blanche Taylor Hattie Irwin Sunshine Ellen Shonk Jessie Peace Mattie Hurst Ruth Tingley Clara Kesler Rose Bohn Lizzie Ferris Daisy Cole Della Bohn Effie Irwin Anna Veach Grace Jones Michel Carrol Frazier

Marshall High School Lions Roar Staff Photo

Marshall Community High School staff members are shown seated and standing in a group for a Lions Roar photo. Editor Nancy Young and sponsors Priscilla Weick and Norma Barstow are noted, with the paper run by Marshall students.

The Marshall High School Lions Roar Priscilla Weick Norma Barstow

Marriage Licenses In Terre Haute Area

Marriage licenses issued in Terre Haute yesterday include Andrew Elikofer and Mrs. Mary A. Stewart of Marshall, William Clark of Wabash township and Mrs. Catherine Strader of Terre Haute, Leroy Dill and Grace Doughty of Casey. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Veach a son born Friday.

Andrew Elikofer Mary A. Stewart Marshall William Clark Wabash Township Catherine Strader Terre Haute Leroy Dill Grace Doughty Casey Charles Veach

Wedding and birth notices from 1921

Forty years ago in 1921 Rev and Mrs J E McCoy welcomed a 9 pound daughter born on Thursday to proud parents. A pretty wedding occurred at St Edmuunds Church in Chicago on October 22 as Catherine Jane Handwerker married Ernest Lockard Rea at 5 PM with Rev John N Pickels officiating.

J. E. McCoy St. Edmuunds Episcopal Church Chicago Catherine Jane Peter J. Handwerker Ernest Lockard Rea John N. Pickels

Thirty Years Ago Marriage Licenses Listed in 1931

The notice lists several 1931 marriage license pairs including Richard Reed and Louise Stewart of Clinton Indiana Vincent Johnson and Helen McLaughlin of Terre Haute Carl McGowan and Joel Steffy of Indianapolis Marjorie Neiman and Darrel Walker of Noblesville Fisher Indiana John Carpenter and Genevieve Haddix of York Paul Lee and Mae Knight of Mattoon. Also mentions plans by Marshall men to widen Route 1 north from Marshall to Chicago after a meeting at the National Dixie Hotel last week.

Richard Reed Clinton Indiana Louise Stewart Vincent Johnson Terre Haute Helen McLaughlin Carl McGowan Indianapolis Joel Steffy Darrel E. Walker Noblesville Marjoria N Neiman Fisher John F Carpenter Melrose Genevieve Haddix York Paul P. Lee Humbolt Mae F. Knight Mattoon Marshall Chicago National Dixie Hotel

Birth notices and a corn husking contest win

Twenty years ago in 1941 births were announced for John Milton Hol Tenbeck at St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute, a daughter for H E Swinford at Union Hospital Terre Haute, and Carolyn Lucile for Everett Smith at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Dale Gobb won Clark county corn husking on Paul Behner farm south of Westfield with 42.45 bushels in the allotted time.

John H. Hol Tenbeck John Milton St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute H. E. Swinford Union Hospital Casey Everett Smitley Carolyn Lucile Dale Gobb Westfield Clark County Paul Behner

Ten Years Ago 1951 Marriage Licenses and Births

Marriage licenses list James Baldwin and Ethel Potter in Paris. William Meehling and Anna Scholfield in Marshall. John Davis and Cathryn Bedwell in Marshall. Lucille Ferris to Winton Werner of Oak Ridge. Werner’s parents named. Birth announcement: Dale and spouse welcome Allen Dale Veach, a 6 pound 10 ounce boy born Friday at St Anthony Hospital. Additional Clark birth not completed in readable text.

James Edwin Baldwin Paris Ethel N. Potter William JF. Meehling Marshall Anna Katherine Scholfield John D. Davis Cathryn Bedwell O. C. Ferris West Union Lucille Winton W. Werner Oak Ridge Tennessee William F. Werner Grand Rapids Minnesota Dale Veach St Anthony Hospital Allen Dale Joseph Clark

Robinson Defeats Marshall in EB I Conference Clash

The Robinson Maroons beat the Marshall Lions 19 to 2 in an EB I Conference game last Friday. Allison intercepted a pass for a safety. Marshall threatened with several long passes and drove into Robinson territory twice. Lions honored parents before the game and have a 4 3 season record.

Marshall Lions Robinson Maroons E. I Allison Robinson Marshall Lions Terry Stepp Panthers Martinsville

Prust Hastings Wedding Held in Terre Haute Church

The marriage of Burton Prust of West Union and Mrs. Ann Forsythe Hastings of Terre Haute occurred last Saturday at Centenary Methodist Church in Terre Haute. The couple plans an eastern honeymoon trip and will reside in Terre Haute after returning.

Burton Prust West Union Ann Forsythe Hastings Terre Haute Centenary Methodist Church

Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples

Gerald Herbert Otto 23 of Indian apolis and Mary E Jones 19 of Indian apolis. James Russell Showalter 35 of Terre Haute and Jean Kendall 37 of Terre Haute.

Gerald Herbert Otto Indianapolis Mary E. Jones James Russell Showalter Terre Haute Jean Kendall

Births and wedding announced in Janesville area

A daughter was born Wednesday morning at Mercy Hospital in Janesville, weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces, to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark of Marshall. On Saturday morning October 27, Miss Katherine Scholfield wed William F. Meehling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meehling of Marshall.

Frank Gunder Benton Marrs Harry Bamesberger Victor Miller Gene Schmalhausen John McCauley Grendel Bennett T. 5. Findlay Decatur William Burnside Janesville Wisconsin Mercy Hospital Joe C. C. Clark Marshall Katherine Scholfield John Scholfield William F. Mechling Frank Meehling, Marshall

Local Obituary and Birth Notices from Vandalia and Marshall

Virgil Maurer and wife of Vandalia welcomed son Gerald Alan born October 25 weighing eight pounds fifteen ounces. Bert W Walls, 80, died last Saturday at home in the south part of town. Survived by widow Clara, daughter Thelma DeBaun, granddaughter Irma Barnett, and two great grandchildren, all of Tampa. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Moore Funeral Home, burial in Marshall Cemetery. Bertha Dolson, 69, West Union, died Tuesday at St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Survived by husband, Rush. daughter Esther Dolson of Indianapolis. sons Fenton and Gene Dolson of West Union. sisters Hallie Randolph Oblong, Ellen Pittman, Flossie Harrison of Marshall, Fiona Forbes of Terre Haute. brother James Drake Franklin, Indiana. eight grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:00 p.m. from Prust-Hosch Funeral Chapel West Union. Rev Harold Neal officiating. Burial in York Cemetery.

Bert W Walls Marshall Clara Thelma DeBaun Irma Barnett Tampa Florida Moore Funeral Robert Luse Marshall Christian Church Marshall Cemetery Bertha Dolson West Union St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Rush Esther Dolson Indianapolis Fenton Gene Dolson Hallie Randolph Oblong Ilinois Ellen Pittman Flossie Harrison Fiona Forbes James Drake Franklin Indiana Prust-Hosch Harold Neal York Cemetery

Marshall Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled for November 13

The Marshall Woman's Club will meet November 13 at 2 00 pm in the Methodist Church. Prayer for all. Mrs. Douglas Dewey from Marshall High School Debate will present Current Events. Hostesses include Mrs. H F Schmalhaus en, Mrs. Walter Edens, Mrs. Omar Blankenship, Mrs. Dick Davidson, and Mrs. Charles Crumlin.

Marshall Woman's Club Methodist Church Douglas Dewey Marshall H F Schmalhausen Walter Edens Omar Blankenship Dick Davidson Charles Crumlin

Former Student Donates Library Resources to Marshall School

Elizabeth Bevington Marshall librarian and Harry Huffington observe Floyd A. Heckler’s donation of thirty volumes of the Americans ten volumes of the book of Popular Science one unabridged dictionary seven Lands and People volumes and a Hammond Atlas to the Marshall high school library. Fort Louis Washington Pfc. Heckler now serves in the armed forces. The Marshall Community School board and staff express appreciation for the contribution.

Elizabeth Bevington Marshall School Harry Dean Huffington Floyd Heckler Marshall High School Bevington Harry Huffington Pfc Floyd A. Heckler Armed Forces Fort Louis Washington Board of Education Marshall Community School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lyric Theater Armstrong Party Now United Church Women Marshall Community High School Jim Mitchell Pat Mesrs Nancy Young Brice Miller Judy Miller Mrs. Weick Carole Maurer Garry Macke Judy Turnler Dick Murphy Cheryl Thompson Bobby Joab Martha Rose Sue Macke Trudy Lerner Gary Miller Vance Snedeker Carole Cork Mike Shonk Cidy Clark Linda Hunt Don Maurer Ana Maria Simpson Ron Buckner Tony Cork Virgil Maurer Vandalia Gerald Alaney
Search Courier

Search the Marshall Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Marshall Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication