Teachers and Students Attend Amateur Radio Meeting
About 130 people from 12 towns in Illinois and Indiana attended a Marshall High School gathering October 20 to learn how amateur radio can enhance industrial arts programs. Norman Weddell opened the session, with Lewis Gockler detailing club activities and future support from state officials Harry Meinert and Phil Bear. Demonstrations followed in the shop on 3.8 7.2 14.3 21.3 and 420 MHz, with the K9XI call sign used by the school club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillinois
Indiana
Marshall High School
Norman Weddell
Westfield
Ilinois
Amateur Radio Club
Weddell
Lewis Gockler
Marshall
Harry Meinert
Phil Bear
Board of Vocational Education
Springfield
Tlinois
Eastern Illinois
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Radio-Electronics Club
C. L. Markwell
Casey
Edgar Morris
West Union
Robert Lidges
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
W Louis Goekler
Gene A. Bohn
Local Social Roundup Spans Indiana Towns and Clubs
A sprawling list of weekend visits and gatherings fills local life notes. Residents from Terre Haute Bloomington Kokomo Otterbein Paris Vincennes and Charleston join family dinners club meetings and parties. A Sunshine Club meeting at Mrs Bertha Miltons, a pink and blue shower, and a birthday dinner highlight community ties as David Shonk faces work at Paris Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dickerson
John Low
Terre Haute
Agnes Marvin
Bloomington
Ind
May Fawley
Dale Porter
Judy
Kokomo
Indiana
Glynda Herrington
Otterbien
Della
Rosa Bohn
Ralph Montgomery
Paris
Leo Lerner
Eugene St._John
Charleston
Lloyd Pearce
Frank Pearce
Ale
Indianapolis
Shirley Eldredge
Anna Crumlin
Marshall
Wayne C Rin
Griffith
Dale Crumlin
Leanne
Darrel Kirby
Evelyn Greenlee
Gertie Elston
Joan Gamm
Sandy Lewis
Anna B. Cooper
Rose Huey
Rose Ewbank
Patsy Murphy
Lois Jones
Lois Smith
Mary Carpenter
Ruth Moody
Margaret Bohn
Doris Beltz
Connie Stevens
Mary Ann Claypool
Mary Ann Schaffer
Wanda Carpenter
Roma Lee Washburn
Myra Kirby
Barbara Heyen
Ethel Greenlea
Max Jones
Jote Kastigar
Jim
Debby Litteral
Mike
Terri Brown
Beth Jennings
Danny Arbogast
Barbara Low
Kathy Jones
William Ditto
Elizabeth McDaniel
Ida Henry
Pearl Blagg
John Shonk
Lawrenceville
Judy Shonk
David Shonk
Frank Shonk
Paris Hospital
Thanksgiving Devotions And Meetings At Local Clubs
The Friendly Class met at Mrs. Earl Elishoff home sharing Thanksgiving devotions and a business session. Sick calls were reported and several readings were given with music by Mrs. Emilshoff and Mrs. Basil Moore. Refreshments were served by multiple members. Attendees included numerous named guests and the Sullivan families visited Henderson Kentucky. Ladies Aid of Zion church met at Mrs. Maurer home with a business session and devotions led by Mrs. Berner. The next meeting will be at Louise Tingley’s home with tank offering and mystery pals reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Elishoff
Fred Abel
Emilshoff
Basil Moore
Isilshoff
Raymond Low
L. B. Lewis
Heber Nash
Walter Craig
Gene Schmalhausen
Ward LaRue
George Manning
Ernest _Kile
Emil Fox
Herbert Treft
Ted Sharp
W. E. Morris
Ora Forsythe
Arthur Lowry
Frank Cauldwell
Earl Pleasant
Harry E. Coldren
Bill Sullivan
Stewart
Sally
Louise Tingley
Tank
Furniture trends point to light pieces and vivid finishes
A University of Illinois specialist notes smaller lighter furniture with more plastics and foam in upholstery. Contemporary and traditional lines show richer textures with glam accents and bold colors. Modular units rise in popularity while Early American Colonial and French Provincial remain top traditional sellers with imported handcrafted pieces from Europe. A garden tip advises rake and burn diseased leaves to prevent wintering disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ilinois
Willis Kauffman
Kauffman
Spain
Italy
England
Norway
Sweden
Thanking Friends for Support During Illness
A Marshall resident expresses gratitude to friends for flowers gifts and cards while in hospital and after returning home. The note thanks neighbors and associates for their thoughtfulness and kindness during the illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Five Points Social Roundup Includes Birthdays Weddings Visits
Mrs Harriet Bowles and her Indianapolis guest, plus numerous local families, visited in honor of Mrs Cora Wright’s 85th birthday and attended a bridal shower for Marian Brinkerhoff in Redman. Attendees listed include Wilson Auld Hutchens Gussey Randall, Wilhoit families, Bright Burris Connelly, and Mackey Kin. Glénnie Withoit attended Nellie Claypool funeral. Ronnie Graves injured in bicycle fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bowles
Indianapolis
Cora Wright
Clarence
Edith Beebee
Wright
Douglas Wilson
Mary Auld
Bessie Hutchens
Mack Gussey
Ralph Randall
Green Castle
Indiana
Rex Wilhoit
Maurice Wilhoit
Eddie
Terry
Gina Ann
Glenn Wilhoit
Harley Brosman, Jr
Methodist Church
Redman
Marian Brinkerhoff
Champaign
Bill Hendrix
Sanwich
Fred Bright
Victor Burris
Ottawa
Ill
Sylvan Connelly
DeAnne Kerley
Lincoln Bible Institute
Notice of Probate Hearing for Benjamin Grabenheimer Will
County Court of Clark County Illinois hears petition by Jerome J Sholem and Myron J Sholem to admit as last will the document purporting to be Benjamin Grabenheimer deceased. Heirs named include Jerome J Sholem Victor L Levor Loraine Levor Marianna Levor Helen Levor Betty Clair Sholem Metcalf Samuel Finkbiner Jewish Orphans Home Bellfaire National Jewish Hospital for Tuberculosis Jewish Cemetery Fund Highland Lawn Cemetery Myron J Sholem Stanford H Sholem William H Sholem. Hearing set December 12 1960 at 10:00 A M in Marshall County Courtroom to determine probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Jerome—J.sholem
Esther Cohen
Victor L. Levor (Jr
Loraine Levor
Marianna Levor
Helen Levor
Betty Clair Sholem Metcalf
Samuel Glenn Finkbrrer
Jewish Orphans Home
The
Bellfaire
National Jewish Hospital For Tuberculosis
Jewish Cemetery Fund
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Myron J. Sholem
Stanford H. Sholem
William H. Sholem
Benjamin Grabenheimer
County of
Clark
Illinois
Jerome J. Sholem
Alle Ets
Father Cohen
Victor—L. Levor
Marianna Levo
Betty Clair
Sholem Metcalf
Samuel Glenn Finkbiner
Jewish ‘Orphans Home
Marshall
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Raymond Irwin
Hattie Hurst
Bell Garver
America Johnson
Jess Shaffner
Greenwell Funeral Home
Martinsville
Art Waight
Harry Waight
California
Johnny Forsythe
Steven
Jerry Forsythe
Ray Forsythe
Chester Irwin
Effie Irwin
Ralph Beachout
Vincennes
Ralph Turner
Ronnie
Danny
Santa Claus
Pearl Craig
Harold Craig
Jerry
Jack
Taylorville
Til
Wm. Jackson
Dean Lawrence
Dean
Carol Lynn
Edgar Forcum
Ethel Finkbiner
John Cash
Oakland
Marshall Sabre
Claude Fox
Lindel Barnes
Fairborn
Ohio
John Griffin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harold Newberry
Jerry Griffith
Holly
Urbana Werda
John, Newberry
Elmer Hoggatt, Jr
Elmer Hoggatt
Robert May
Robert Hughes
Earl Herndon
Co. EB. Thompson
Herbert Tibbs
Herman Imle
Norma Seidel
Worthy
Sharon
Joan
Billy Switzer
Antone Wernz
Howard Shonk
Don Shonk
Lyons
Percy Shonk
Aurora
George Zimmerly
John Sullivan
Sunshine Club
Bertha Milton
Anna Mott
Gertle Scott
Gertie Scott
Polly Linton
Jessie Pearce
Della Bohn
Ellen Shonk
Daisy Cole
Clara Kesler
Lucile Pennington
Anna Veach
Lizzie Ferris
Mattie Hurst
Addis Rosa Bohn
Blanche Taylor
Tillie Prusett
Ruth Tingley
Nette Dawson
Lola Davis
Rebecca Sparks
APS
Lady
Emperor
Rome
Red Beard
G. C
State of Illinois
H. J. Kemp
Said County
Snavely, Miller & Meehling
South Sixth Street
Herald Advertising
H. E. Pendleton
4Th St
Marshall, Til
W. 65Th Bt
Minnesapolis 24
Minn
First National Bank
Marshall, Illinois
Marshall Fruit Market
Archer Ave
Delpha & Gladys Hewitt
Florida
Jack Anderson
Litchfield
Danville
Bruce Waldorf
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