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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

4

Startling Ballot Theft Rumor Shocks Anderson County

The town buzzes about stolen ballots from the Anderson township room on the third floor. The package was found in a box with one large seal after a week, suggesting a false key used. County Clerk Will Lowry faces scrutiny as calls rise to identify the guilty and protect future elections.

Anderson Township John Sweet Mr. Sweet Will Lowry Jonathan Ennis Auburn Stephen Pritchard York Clark County Bank Wellington Hurst Addie Meloy John A. Sweet

Twenty Years Ago Social Roundup in Indiana Towns

Numerous family visits mark a Sunday between Terre Haute Robinson and Westfield. Included are Grover Wright and others visiting Winger, Glendenning, and Merrick households. A large group attends dinner with Dr. Turman and guests from Terre Haute Merom and Bristol. Cassie Mae Furgeson born October 29.

Grover Wright Terre Haute Dan Eckle Howard Harper Orvil Henderick Jake Winger Palestine Elmer Fawley Will Lickert Norman Forsythe Riley Lowthers Robinson Jake Vanahrens Pete Miller Katherine Miller Phillip Madden Dubuque Iowa John Madden Robert Vansickle Westfield John Merrick M. L. Pierce Thomas Decorah F. B. Glendenning Steve Davidson Charleston Teachers College George Davidson North Sixth Street Wilber Moore E. A. Bousman W. R. Turman W. T. Turman A. D.woodworth Merom Indiana Japan R. G. Bristol Herman Imle Jane Ann Frank Bohn Vincennes Jim Furgeson Snyder Cassie Mae

Kroger to Subscribe 3 Million in War Bonds

Terre Haute reports Kroger Grocery and Baking Company will subscribe 3 million dollars in the Sixth War Loan with 67 Terre Haute stores contributing 67 thousand dollars. E P Robertson branch manager states policy continues and local participation drives the effort.

Terre Haute Kroger Grocery and Baking Company E. P. Robertson Midwest Kroger Robertson

State's Attorney McDaniel Thanks Voters After Election Win

Claude W. McDaniel thanks the public for their vote and pledges to continue serving as State's Attorney to the best of his ability.

Clark County Voter Thanks From H E Swinfold

Swinfold thanks Clark County voters for their support at the polls last Tuesday. His brief message expresses appreciation for the backing received.

Clark County H. E. Swinford

Frazier Endorses Support for Representatives at the Poles

The message thanks readers for support given to representatives at the polls last Tuesday. Frazier, urging continued confidence, signs the note with initials G. O.

Philomena Meehling dies after long Catholic life in Marshall

Philomena Meehling Geheb born August 17 1905 daughter of George A Geheb and Flora Ziegler Geheb lived all her life in the community. She married Jake Meehling November 24 1926 and had four children John Emma Eleanor and Louise Ann. She died November 2 1944 after a short illness and was given the last rites. Solemn Mass held November 6 1944 at St Marys Church Marshall by Fr Frederick Geheb. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. May her soul rest in peace.

Philomena Geheb George A. Geheb Flora Ziegler Geheb Jake Meehling John Emma Eleanor Louise Ann Philomena St. “Mary's Church Marshall St. Ignatius High School Chicago Patrick M. Co Terre Haute Indiana Father Donahue St.Mary’ S Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

War Fund Drive Gratitude From Mrs Blockinger

Mrs Everett Blockinger expresses heartfelt thanks for the community wartime drive in Washington District. She notes the quota of 110 dollars was exceeded with receipts totaling 115 dollars and credits all donors for easing the anxieties of war for one hour.

Washington Everett Blockinger

District 17 Thanks Supporters in UW Drive

Day to day farm safety message urges District No 17 to back the UW drive. Mixed in a note about farm accidents cites 1.5 million incidents and 17 000 deaths among farm people last year.

Indifference Sermon Opens New Methodist Series

Methodist Church announces Sunday schedule with church school at 9 30, worship at 10 30 and a sermon on Indifference to Self. M Y F meets at 6 pm for intermediate and senior groups. Brotherhood to meet November 20 at 7 pm. Choir seeks funds for robes with contributions to Mrs Howard Harper.

J. F. Haueisen Lower Wabash Lena Jacob Mouston Leroy Anderson Fred Davidson Myrtle Handley W. M. Hailey Charles Strohm Nellie G. W. Spangler Melrose Township J. R. Archer D. D. Doll Men's Brotherhood Howard Arper

Feeding and Milking Practices Boost Dairy Yields

The report notes that high producing cows milked three times daily yield 15 to 25 percent more milk than twice daily milking. It also advises de-lousing livestock with a coal tar creosote dip before cold weather to protect herd health.

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