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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

Page

4

Marshall Students Attend Mattoon Meeting

Marshall High School students joined peers from Paris Champaign and Shelbyville at the Aree TN meeting in Mattoon. They demonstrated selling public speaking dictation and transcription with Marshall winning honors in both DE and DO programs.

Marshall High School Aree TN Mattoon Paris Champaign Shelbyville Marshall Springfield Grams Finois State Department of Public Instruction Chicago

County Crop Meeting Sets Canvass Plan for Clark County

Clark County canvassers and township chairmen are summoned to a November 21 meeting at the Martinsville Methodist Church at 3:30 p.m. to prep Thanksgiving week canvassing. New appointees include Rev Calvin Lee Parker Wayne Strader William Powell O Neal Guyer and Ralph Martin. Rev N Grier Hills and Illinois Cereal Mills officials will attend and discuss materials and loading boxes for this year’s collections.

Crop Clark County Martinsville Methodist Church Calvin Lee Parker Wayne Strader Westfield William Powell Casey O'Neal Guyer Orange Ralph Martin Douglas Townships N. Grier Hills Edgar Campaign Near East Mission Fields Illinois Cereal Mills

Community groups hold meetings and socials in Terre Haute area

Christian Service Guilds at Zion and Emmanuel churches met at Norma Seidel's home with Ruth Miller presiding and a Thanksgiving lesson by Jean Miller. The Local Hustlers class gathered at the Christian Church for a combination dinner hosted by Sylvia Sweet and Elsie Bloodworth. A PTA general meeting and open house followed a panel discussion on education. Numerous residents attended birthday dinners, bridge gatherings, and home visits, with many hosting and entertaining throughout the week.

Grendel Bennett Chase Park Plaza Hotel Dexter Otis Arnold General Federation L. L. Parks Ward LaRue Charles Prutett Graham Bible Methodist Church Elsie Welsh Arnold Olsen Nettie Dawson Josie Bradley Virgil Hurst Arthur Guinnip Charles Previtt John Haughee Hoopeston Illinois Judy Houpt Danville Wayne Houpt Terre Haute Chester Moore Floyd Moore Harold Moore Herman Cork Benton Marrs Amigo Club John McCauley Gene Schmalhausen Victor Miller Harry Ramesberger T. E. Findley John Hollenbeck Herbert Trefz Roy Fox Paris R. L. Norris Dale Everett Clapp Clarksville Clapp L. B. Clapp Morris Fox Don Fox America Johnson Marshall Fred Kammacher Rita Jane Ann Kasemeyer Sonja Prevo Lisa Bubeck Julia Blankenship Lester Fox Indianapolis Billie Fox Carolyn Murphy Christian Service Guild of Zion Emmanuel Norma Seidel Ruth Miller Jean Miller Mildred Hirschman Lois Johnson Rosamond Coldren Maxine Davidson Norma Murphy Rosemary Pellum Evelyn Smitley Wilma Elliott Clarene Hawker Wanda Finkbiner Margaret Tingley Hannah Arbuckle Verna Finkbiner Violet Beard Helen Finkbiner Marcee Miller Dorothy Clark Edna Douglas Marilyn Maurer Johnson The Christian Church Sylvia Sweet Elsie Bloodworth Rose Bohn Anna Mott Ron Vernimont Lon Linton Truman Ross H &E. Ferris Della Bohn Ethel Finkbiner Nellie Stevens Joe Milton Clara Kesler Tra Murphy Raymond Irwin Bill Garver Ron Verimont Gordon Herrington West Terre Haute Ben Saiter Jesse Kile Marie Kile Robert Lashbrook Raymond Hill James Goodwin Harry Reedy Joy Barrett Lee Foultz PTA Charles Bush Everett Alexander Karen Johnny Carrie Alexander Garnet Ormal Higginbotham Clifford Higginbotham Steve Guy Austin Betty Kathy Barbara Linda Earl Dean Veach Gary Robert Crumlin Phyllis Dean Alexander Deana Gloria Larrr Gene Higginbotham Tony Floyd Higginbotham Bud Higginbotham Billy Terry Patty Mike Charles Higginbotham Greg Ted Higstrom Harold Lindsey Dalton Tlinois Adai Zane LeRoy Brown Darrell Liviix Wayne Macke Bill Wilson Alfred McNary Darrell Livvix Fern Miller Fenwood Avenue Ethel Robinson Marie Cox Mayme Webster Violet Lloyd Marjorie Sutherlin Edith Brown Ethel Monett Rosemary Beltz Miller Mildred Bush Glenna Stepp Karen Pennel Gamma Rho Phi Beta Lambda Indiana State College Bush Women’s Christian Temperance Union First Christian Church Danville Veterans Hospital Ralph Prevo Max Zschau Maurice Staub Everett English Robert Guinnip Norman Setzer Don Staub Don Beard Jack Morrison Ross Stewart Harry Johnson Aaron Kannmacher Fred Kannmacher Reta Aaron Weaver Robert Weaver Roy Becker Dorothy Jeanne Riggs Joe Rita Lee Gladys Garver

Martinsville man attends Life Insurance Convention and earns honors

Vinton C. Reed of Martinsville, Indiana, has returned from the Life Insurance Convention at Kokomo Country Club. Reed, a Terre Haute Life Underwriters Association member and longtime associate of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., qualified with all expenses paid for this select group. He has earned the National Quality Award for eleven consecutive years, honoring high quality insurance business.

Vinton C. Reed Martinsville Tllinois Kokomo Country Club Kokomo Indiana Reed Terre Haute Life Underwriters Association National Association of Life Underwriters

Local Socials Report Weekend Outings and Visits

Mrs Freida Thompson and friends attended a revival at St Francisville Illinois with minister G W Gibson. Mrs Aaron Schaefer and Mrs Fay Arrants of Oregon visited Mr and Mrs Harry Thornsburg and they shopped in Terre Haute. John B Carpenter Oscar Carpenter and others visited Mrs Mary Carpenter Sunday. Julie and Mike Frets stayed with grandparents Ben Drummond. Kenneth Wilhoit and Rudolph Bell hosted Sunday visits.

Freida Thompson Velda Clatfelter Joy Barrett Harold Imle St. Francisville Illinois G. W. Gibson Aaron Schaefer Fay Arrants Oregon Harry Thornsburg Terre Haute John B. Carpenter Oscar Carpenter Ruby Serwise Helen Weir Mary Carpenter Julie Mike Frets Ben Drummond Kenneth Wilhoit Rudolph Bell

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