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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1962
Page
4
Marshall schools mark American Education Week November 11 to 17 1962 with daily topics stressing change readiness vocational preparation and civic competence. events highlight Our American Heritage A Modern Curriculum Effective Teaching School Community Partnership Lifelong Learning International Understanding and a look ahead.
Special honors were given to Clark and the county's 1962 outstanding 4-H member at the annual county 4-H achievement program held at Marshall High School. Warren Bundy announced personal recognition for leaders and members across many clubs with state and county project honors, year-long achievements, and delegates named for upcoming conferences.
The article notes Harry Graham of Washington DC among voters returning to Marshall to cast ballots. Mrs Bland and Mrs Belle Bland of Paducah Kentucky visit Mrs Emmanuel Claypool. Lenna Paxton of Kansas sails for Europe November 9. Telegraph news links landslide that carried Wilson to the White House and the divided party results.
A Saturday morning fire damaged the Cogart barn in southwest town with little total loss. Dr. R A Mitchell added electrical equipment to his office enabling faster X ray photography and treatment of certain diseases. A baby girl named Mary Katherine arrived at the Helm home. Thresia Green and Vern Thompson wed in Marshall and will reside in Terre Haute.
Thirty years ago in 1932, multiple births were announced. John Porter Porter Casteel, a baby boy born Wednesday night weighed eight pounds. Mary Josephine, a girl born October 24 to Charles F. Voorhies and his wife at Mrs. Voorhies’s mother’s home near Marshall. Eugene Woodford born last week Wednesday. A daughter born to Ray Hackney north of Marshall Saturday. A baby boy born to John Layton on a Sunday. Mrs. B. H. Merchant visited from Washington DC with her parents.
Joe Remlinger, blasting supervisor, injured his ankle at the Montagomery plant. x rays show a broken rib and cracked rib with a month off work. Robert Dodd reported a stolen car. Lawrence Auberry was captured near Collinsville, confessed to two thefts and surrendered to FBI. Harold and Eva Lee visited Gary Indiana and Flint Michigan relatives.
Earl Cummins formerly of Marshall, while fishing the Sopho pple river near his Panacea home in Florida, was struck on the.
Charles Setzer Denny Clark Ray Cornwell Kinda Crum Joab Pearl Kirchner Donald Burns Darrell Rankings Karen Kemp and John Ziegler were named adult 4-H club leaders with years of service. Perry Williams 13 John Douglas 11 Sam Finkbiner 8 Lyman Crumlin David Bland Robert G Stephen Woodford Williams 7 Eugene Lindley 6 Gene Cline 5 Robert Maurer 4 Fred Bright Mrs Fred Bright Mack Strohm Eugene Schiver Drexel Howard Kermit Harris Gerald Washburn 2 Robert Hollensbe Dean Hendrix Mrs Gene Crouch Ralph Allenthorp Wayne Strader Mrs Ruth Stewart 1 4 H calendars for 1963 sponsored by Clark County banks.
Handed to leaders for distribution, a stingaree note mentions the son of Mrs. Lillie Cummins of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Howell and their brother-in-law and wife, Mr. and Mrs. 8S. M. McGee of Durant Oklahoma, were west of Paris on Friday when a low tire caused a wreck. They were badly bruised and shaken but not seriously hurt. Miss Edna Baker, Miss Myrtle Mills, Miss Mary Brown, Mrs. Dan Spittler and Mrs. Leon Dodd returned Friday from a three week Florida trip. Cpl. Dan Norton left Tuesday for Fort Custer Michigan after 30 days with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Norton and other relatives.
Clark County 4-H members showcased 153 exhibits at the annual Fall Achievement program held at Marshall High School. Special awards went to Alton Blankenship, Larry Williams, Ralph McConchie, Mike Strohm, Richard Smith and Scott Strohm for the Sacrex-tra corn yield activity with cash prizes from sponsor Richard Ewbank.
O L Hogsett, a University of Illinois safety specialist, cautions that many farmers were killed or seriously injured last year by their own corn pickers. He notes the risk and urges precautions to prevent similar accidents.
Patio living grows in popularity as new homes include patios. A surrounding fence creates an outdoor room feel while adding privacy in close neighborhoods. Builders offer designs for movable furniture and seasonal flower tubs to enhance this versatile outdoor area.
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