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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1962

Page

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Two Die In Friday Marshall Crash Near 0 840

Two Marshall residents died Friday night in a three car crash on 0 840 just east of Marshall near Second Street. Lucille Gray, 28, and Franklin Rayhel, 37, were killed while Wilma Hoggatt, also from Marshall, was critically injured and taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Marshall Livingston Franklin ‘O Mickey” Rayhe Second Street Lucille Gray Perea Wilma Hoggatt Union Hospital Terre Haute Fred Sloan Mary Sloan Smith Rachel Hoggatt Marshall American Legion Marshall Moose Lodge

Former Sheriff Found Dead in Casey Home

Russel F. Perisho aged 63 was found dead Monday afternoon in his Casey residence by Chief George Easton. He leaves a widow La Vicia, three daughters, one son, three sisters and three brothers. funeral services were held Thursday at 2:00 pm at Markwell Funeral Home with Rev. Kemp and Rev. James Dunn officiating. burial in Washington Street Cemetery.

Russel F. Perisho South Central Avenue Casey George Easton la Vicia Maxine English Marshall Nancy Higinson Peoria Linois Donna Partlow Martinsville Harvey Perisho Denver Colorado Sally Maggert Max Stephen Kenneth Stephen Westfield Joe Perisho Forrest Perisho James Perisho Fredericktown Missouri Markwell Funeral Home Rrv H. J. Kemp James Dunn Washington Street Cemetery

Hi Y Installation Service at Marshall Church

Sunday afternoon November 18 the Hi Y club will install seventeen candidates at Marshall Congregational Church Rev David Hamm officiating The Hi Y is the junior branch of the YMCA Public invited to attend.

Marshall Congregational Church Hi-Y Club David Hamm Marshall

Births and family notices from Terre Haute area

Mr and Mrs Eugene Lindley announce the birth of Stephen Randal weight 9 pounds born November 3 at Union Hospital Terre Haute Mrs Lindley is the former Jacqueline Nichols Mr and Mrs Robert Marrs are the parents of a son born October 30 named Bradly Steven second child Mrs Marrs is the former Bonnie Pierce of Terre Haute Mr and Mrs Robert Pine Martins ville Route 8 announce the arrival of a 934 pound son William Joseph born October 25 Mrs Jack Cline and Mr and Mrs E D Evans are vacationing in the southern states

Eugene Lindley Casey Stephen Randal Union Hospital Terre Haute Lindley Jacqueline Nichols Robert Marrs Bradly Steven Robert Pine Martinsville William Joseph Jack Cline E. D. Evans

4 H Home Economics Recognition Tea Creats County Honors

At the Clark county 4 H Home Economics Recognition Tea on Saturday November 3 about 150 members mothers and friends attended. Recipients included Carolyn Burkybile Norma Francis Susan Welsh and many others receiving county project honor. State project honors went to a large group and six girls earned state outstanding status. Trudy Groothuis and Margaret Ann McGee won gold pins and other members received county medals pins and leadership awards for clothing foods and dairy projects. Delegates to a leadership conference were named with alternates Pauline Cork and Kay Leasure.

Clark County County Project Carolyn Burkybile Norma Francis Susan Welsh Margaret Ann McGee Martha Sue Blum Jeanette Francis Karen Gasaway Kay Leasure Linda K. Crumlin Jeannette Morgan Ann Mattia Maratha Reed Becky Carper Virginia Miller Diana Hensick Alice Goble Trudy Groothuis Nancy Lea Hamilton Roberta Jones Becky Endsley Janice Nika Ruth Ingersol Janet Stoelting Karen Pennell Connie Swick Pearl Kirchner Lois Burkybile Angela Greenwell Susan Ellington Portia Kuhn Patricia Neece Diane Schwartz Susie Hendrix Trudy Beltz Judy Martin Hyla Kuhn Jean Ingersol Janice Morton Alta Bartram Pauline E.cork Kay Blundell Debra Blum Gloria Murphy Sharon Crane Jane Hutton Norletta Kelley Rebecca Susan Troxel Deborah Smitley Joan Ingersol Deloris Kelley Suzette Martin Rose Anne Bennett Elaine Tingley Marilyn Tingley Cathy Callahan Penny Sue Lucan Karen Koutsoumpas Martha Reed Pauline & Cork Phyllis Draper Dorothy Knuckles Marshall Dorothy Shirely Naomi Baker General Foods Kitchen Merry Sunbeams Pauline Cork

Hospital Patients in Terre Haute Area

Mrs. Sam Finkbiner and Mrs. William Kesler are patients at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Herman Saiter is a patient at Cliff Saiter, who returned home Tuesday from St. Anthony Hospital. Mrs. Ben Saiter is a patient at Union Hospital.

Sam Finkbiner Union Hospital Terre Haute William Kesler Herman Saiter Cliff Saiter St. Anthony Hospital Ben Saiter I Union Hospital

Vesper Service at First Congregational Church Sunday

A special vesper service features James Weldon Johnson poetry and Negro spirituals on Sunday November 11 at 4 30 p m at First Congregational Church. Mrs Margaret J Hamm leads vocal solos with organ accompaniment by Mrs Helen Moore.

James Weldon Johnson First Congrégational Church Margaret ‘J’ Hamm Marshall South Hamm H. T. Burleigh Walter Eckhard M. J. Hamm Helen Moore John

Marshall Lions Romp Over Casey 56 to 6

Marshall rolled up its largest point output of the season by downing winless Casey 56 to 6. Seany Jack Clouse led the scoring with four touchdowns, Manny Stover and Norm Hawker added two each, and James Bishop scored one.

Marshall Casey Lions Wilson Ehre Seany Jack Clouse Manny Stover Norm Hawker James Bishop Jack Clouse Gene Pantle

North Center School Hosts Annual Entertainment

Friday evening at 7 30 north center school presents its annual entertainment to raise funds for an air borne TV set. Proceeds go to the school and donations for cakes are welcomed.

North Center School North Center

Marshall High all school play “Ask Any Girl” cast announced

The Marshall High School Thespians present the play “Ask Any Girl” showing November 15 and 16 at 8:00 p m at the American Legion Home. Cast includes Dianne Gentry Robert Hamm Phyllis Martin Glenna Stepp and Trudi Beltz with student director and many committee chairs guiding tickets programs publicity and makeup. Tickets are sold at school noon hours Blankenship’s Drug Store or at the door.

Dianne Gentry Robert Hamm Phyllis Martin Glenna Stepp Dudley Crow Trudi Beltz Charles Renner Jane Pearce Janice Coryell Carol Huffington Jill Zachau Jim Brown Phillip Moschenrose Sonja Jensen Susan Moore Karen Pennell Kay Miller Fritz Readinger Terry Howard American Legion the Thespians National Dramatic Society Mag Wheeler New York City Shirley McLaine David Niven Charles Parson Linda McKittrick Phil Moschenrose Anna Simpson Duchess Leitch Jane Ilyes James Mitchell Steve Bender Linda Sing Janet Huffington Dan Richardson The Thespians Blankenship Blankenship's

Chamber Board Sets Christmas Parade and Decor Dates

The Chamber of Commerce board met Tuesday November 6 and approved a Christmas parade for Saturday December 17. Decorations will go up Saturday December 1. Floats may enter via entry blanks from local papers or Fred Blundell. Prizes are 50 25 and 15 dollars. Entries due by December 1. Stores urged to stay open 9 p m December 20 through December 24.

Chamber Fred Blundell C. of C Chamber of Commerce Marshall

Marshall Airman Murphy Promoted to Airman First Class

Frederick R. Murphy of Marshall has earned a promotion to airman first class in the United States Air Force. Assigned to the Fifty fifth Armament and Electronics Maintenance Squadron at Forbes AFB Kansas, he is an airborne electronics maintenance specialist and a Marshall Community High School graduate. He entered the service in September 1959.

Frederick R. Murphy Henry Murphy, Marshall United States Air Force Murphy iFifty Forbes Afb Kansas Airman Marshall Community High School Henry Murphy South Fifth, Marshall

Chamber of Commerce Board to Meet Teachers Association

Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce board will meet with the classroom teachers association to discuss tax associations in Illinois. The meeting is set for Thursday November 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Losis P. M.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Classroom Teachers Association Illinois Losis P. m

Band Booster Cornbread and Bean Supper

The Martinsville Band Boosters sponsor a cornbread and bean supper on November 1 at the Martinsville high school cafeteria from 5 30 to 7 30. Donations support the band boosters fund for instrument repair uniforms and maintenance. A display of old instruments will be shown at the Martinsville Telephone Office windows November 9 to 17.

Martinsville Band Boosters Martinsville High School SteveRe de Martinsville Martinsville Martinsvillae

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