Justice Bristow Bristow Fosters Planned Juror List Dies
George W Bristow of Paris Illinois Chief Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court died last Sunday at the University of Illinois Hospital Chicago pancreatic cancer he was 67 survived by wife and three children funeral held at First Methodist Church Paris burial Edger Cemetery Foster Parents Plan adopted a Korean girl Tae Soon through 852 Park Avenue South New York City names drawn for November term of Circuit Court listed with many Marshall Martinsville Casey and Wabash residents and others Olive Thompson Porte known as Ollie at Cape Canaveral completed five years with Pan American's Guided Missiles Range division earning a five year pin.
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George W.’ ‘Bristow
Paris
Illinois Supreme Court
University of Illinois Research Hospital
Chicago
Repo
Justice Bristow
Bery
Leonard Wolfe
Leonard M. Perlmutter
Denver
Colorado
David Bristow
Effingham
First Methodist Church
C. C. Nordling
Edger Cemetery
Pfc
James R. Buckner
Engr. Co
APO
New York
N. Y
Im "Tae Soon
Foster Parents’ Plan, Inc
Park Avenue South
New York City
Circuit Court
Marjorie C. Kammacher
Martinsville
Frank J. Tingley
Marshall
Mae Hendrix
Forest Baker
Ruth Ann Ulrey
Casey
Evelyn S. Davis
Ernestine R. Perry
Genevieve I. Ankrom
Mabel
McCash
Audrey Huffman
Bernice A. Ruffner
William Newport
Darwin
Robert Schwartz
Dolson
Edith Howard
Douglas
Carl Griffin
Dale Richardson
Johnson
Virgil Blakeman
Ray Henry Spittler
Martha Newberry
Dean Ruth
Harold Imle
Pearl Yargus
Vera Ferris
Donald Beard
Aaron Kammacher
Allen Bays
Mary Forsythe
Albert F. Neer
Lenore T. Smith
Bert Miller
Hazel Copeland
Kile McWherter
Fenton G. Ledermann
Melrose
Geneva L. Crumlin
Herman Bartlett
Dorsey Edward Reasor
Orange
Ralph Lee Wilson
Mildred G. Nash
Helen Marie Buckner
Harold D. Myers
Wabash
Norma Jean Thompson
Olive (Thompson) Porte
Cape
Ollie
Cape Canaveral
Pan American
Sind
William E. Brougher
Spataan
Sinclair Research and Development Laboratories
West Union
Cocoa Beach
Pan Am
Europe
Haiti
Antigua and Islands
Orient
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Honolulu
Marshall High School
Forrest Ferris
Thanksgiving Day Union Service at Zion Church
The Mar shall Ministerial Association sponsors a Thanksgiving morning service at Zion FE U B Church at 9:00 a.m. on November 23. Rev. H V Johnason will lead and Rev. David L Hamm will preach as the offering supports the CROP overseas program sending food to hungry and poor abroad.
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Marshall Ministerial Association
Zion FE. U. B
H. V. Johnason
David L. Hamm
Church World Service
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Thanksgiving Day Service at First Church of Christ Scientist
Local members invite the public to a Thanksgiving service on Thursday November 28 at 10 30 a m in the church edifice No collection will be taken The Presidents Proclamation will be read There will be testimonies of healing by Christian Scientists The lesson sermon centers on Thanks giving with the Golden Text from Psalm 107 1 Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness and for his wonderful works to the children of men
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Births of Laura Leigh and LaRae Lynn to King and Reedy Families
Mm2 and Mrs Larry King of San Diego announce the birth of Laura Leigh a seven and half pound girl born November 11. Larry King a crew member of the U S S Sculpin will attend advance nuclear power schooling in San Francisco and Idaho. Mr and Mrs Danny Reedy of Urbana announce the birth of LaRae Lynn a six pound eight ounce girl born November 2.
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Larry King
San Diego
California
Laura Leigh
Larry
Rex W. King
Marshall House
Danny Reedy
Urbana
LaRae Lynn
Marriage Licenses in Martinsville and Casey
Dean F Shute 30 Casey and Carolyn Sue Hills 18 Casey. Charles R Snoddy 22 Ashmore Illinois and Carolyn Williams 19 Martinsville Illinois. Maurice Eugene Tiffin 23 Martinsville and Bonnie Maxine Tipsword 17 Casey. Vernon Leroy Miller 30 Martinsville and Marie Shirley Walker 30 Martinsville.
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Dean F. ,Shute
Casey
Carolyn Sue Hills
Charles R. Snoddy
Ashmore
Illinois
Carolyn Williams
Martinsville
Ilinois
Maurice Eugene Tiffin
Bonnie Maxine Tipsword
Vernon Leroy Miller
Marie Shirley Walker
Open House Planned for Mrs. Barkley Grand Lecturer
Mrs. Frank Barkley Past Matron of Marshall Chapter 789 Order of the Eastern Star has been commissioned a Grand Lecturer after passing her examination. Open house in her honor will be held at the Masonic Temple reception rooms Sunday afternoon November 19 from 2 to 5 o'clock, inviting all members and friends.
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Frank Barkley
Marshall Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Board of
Grand Examiners
Barkley
Masonic Temple
Ukhy Anne
Foster Parents Plan aids over 22 000 children abroad
The agency founded in 1937 has helped more than 600,000 Americans assist needy children overseas and currently serves 22 000 in Greece Italy Korea France Vietnam Hong Kong and the Philippines.
Deaths and court case in circuit court
Funeral services for 91 year old Harry Prust a retired West Union funeral director were held in West Union with burial in Walnut Prairie Cemetery. In circuit court Jean Kirchner Wilson Robert T Wilson and Pearl Kirchner sue John Groves for specific performance or damages.
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Harry Prust
West Union
Catonsville
Maryland
Prust-Hosch
H. J. Kemp
Walnut Prairie Cemetery
Jean Kirchner Wilson
Robert T. Wilson
Pearl Kirchner
John Groves
Jae Soon Aims To Be A Teacher Despite Winter Struggles
The text portrays Jae Soon, a cheerful primary school girl in a poor family, seeking basic needs and education. Plan provides eight dollars monthly, food clothing parcels, and medical care, offering hope and stronger family courage. Measurements note small for age.
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Jae Soon
Fifty Years Ago 1911 Marriage Licenses and Local Births
Fifty years ago in 1911 Oscar Parker of Auburn township wed Esther Melton and Ida Siverly of Anderson township. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Perry Green residing northwest of West York. A dramatic temperature drop from 74 degrees to 12 degrees Saturday caused notable suffering and wind damage in the area.
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Oscar Parker
Auburn Township
Esther Melton
Ida Siverly
Anderson Township
Perry Green
West York
Local marriages wed in Casey and Coles counties
J L Clark and Amy McDowell both of Casey tie the knot aged 63 and 60. William Grant and May Turner, both 37 and 38 from Coles county, wed. Ches iter H Goble 21 of Westfield married Lelia Cox 19 of Charleston. Viaduct cribs for the Pennsylvania railroad project arrived Monday and install in about three weeks as materials continue arriving. A Woman's Civic League survey finds 79 typhoid cases north of Main Street and 89 south in twenty five years. Dewey Wyrick and wife announce the birth of a son, Charles David, weighing eight pounds, born Saturday night.
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J. L. Clark
Casey
Amy McDowell
William Grant
Coles County
May Turner
Chesiter H. Goble
Westfield
Lelia Cox
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman's Civic League
Main Street
Main
Dewey Wyrick
Lower Wabash
Charles David
Plans for hot lunches at south and north side schools
The executive board of the city school Parent Teachers Association discussed tentative hot lunch plans for both grade schools at a North Side meeting. Fire partially destroyed two South Side buildings on the court house square belonging to J W Wood and Marshall Smith, Sunday at 3:00 AM. H W Stoelting of Dennison led the Indianapolis lamb market with seven head averaging 83 pounds Monday. Wa bash Telephone Co to cut installation charges soon, says Paris manager O B Gordon.
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South Side
North Side
City School Parent Teachers Association
Court House Square
J. W. Wood
Marshall Smith
H. W. Stoelting
Dennison
Indianapolis
Wabash Telephone Company
O. B. Gordon
Paris
Twenty Years Ago Births
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pearce of South Fifth Street announce the birth of a child twenty years ago.
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Milo Pearce
South Fifth Street
Cake Party at North Center School Tonight
Tonight November 17 at 7 30 p m a cake party will be held at North Center School Proceeds aid the Christmas Art and Craft Program in the school Children will entertain with musical selections Menu features sandwiches donuts Kool aid and coffee Attend and help make the event a success.
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North Center School
Herald Goes to Press One Day Early Next Week
Due to Thanksgiving the Herald will go to press on Wednesday rather than Thursday. Readers should submit items for the next issue accordingly and on time.
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Herald
Marshall Area Births and Local Marriage License Notice
Births announced in Marshall area include Doris Kay weight 8% lbs last Sunday and Burton Duane 8 pounds born at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Joe Conn born November 7 at St Joe Hospital Alton. former Mrs Marjorie Stover is mother. Judith Ann born November 5 in Paris Hospital weighing 7% pounds. mother Mary Jane Murphy. Marriage license issued to Leon Jackson 22 Martinsville and Bertha Kile 19 Marshall. Foster Blizzard, longtime Kroger manager in Shelbyville, buys Thomas Scully Grocery on East Archer Avenue and assumes management.
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Doris Kay
Tarquin Bennett
Marshall
Burton Duane
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
William Staub
Alton
Joe Conn
St. Joe Hospital
Staub
Marjorie Stover
Elmer Stover
Herman Hardy
Paris
Judith Ann
Paris Hospital
Hardy
Mary Jane Murphy
Chris Murphy
West of
Leon Jackson
Martinsville
Bertha Kile
Foster Blizzard
Kroger Grocery and Bakery Company
Shelbyville
Indiana
Thomas Scully
East Archer Avenue
Ten Years Ago 1951 Marriage Licenses and Births
Licenses issued include O Owen 19 Prairie Creek Indiana with Emmajean Renshaw 17 Darwin and Lem Hall 38 Indianapolis with Vergie Benson 36 Indianapolis. Moore 29 Greenup with Dema Jane Miller 27 Effingham. Births announced: Stanley Keith 7 pounds at Union Hospital November 12, parents Cleo Raisner and Vera Strohm. Sharon Eloise born October 27 to Clarence E Patterson and Goldie Chambers. Truman Murphy northwest of Marshall lost left hand in corn picker accident last Thursday afternoon.
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O. Owen
Prairie Creek
Indiana
Emmajean Renshaw
Darwin
Lem Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Vergie Benson
Robert Max Moore
Greenup
Dema Jane Miller
Effingham
Cleo Raisner
Stanley Keith
Union Hospital
Raisner
Vera Strohm
Clarence E. Patterson
Hobart
Sharon Eloise
West Union O E S Opens Installation Ceremony
West Union Chapter 776 of the Order of Eastern Star holds an open installation on November 18 at 8 p m. Officers for 1962 include Golda Marvin as Worthy Matron and George W. Marvin as Worthy Patron with a full slate of chapter officers and installing officers listed. Escorts and accompanying program details noted.
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West Union
Order Eastern Star
Golda Marvin
George W. Marvin
Martha Crocker
Jessie Thompson
Juanita Wernz
Edna Gard
Clara Shotwell
Virginia Sheets
Helen Crumlin
Maxine Stepp
Adah
Nellie Cline
Ruth
Barneta Lindley
Esther
Rhea Jean Davison
Martha
Nadine Chapman
Electa
Margaret Miller
Herbert Lindley
Sentinel
John Sheets
Alice Barkley
Marshall
Nina Hogue
Bernice Lindley
Bertha Craig
Ilene Ferris
Wesley Hogue
W A Shotwell
Mildred Finkbiner
Mike Marvin
Welfare meeting drawn by Marshall and Clark counties
The Edgar county and Clark county Welfare Service committees held a dinner meeting on Thursday November 9 at the American Legion Home in Paris. Dr Edward C W Holmblad medical director spoke on The Medical Care Program of the Illinois Public Aid Commission. Ora M Wilson introduced him and Clark county members listed include William Kile Benton Maria Elnora Kirk Harold Turner and others.
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Edgar County
Clark County
Welfare Service Committees
American Legion
Paris
Edward C W Holmblad
Office of Medical Services
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Ora M. Wilson
Ilinois
Public Aid Commission
Robert Maurer
Welfare Services Committee
William Kile
Benton Maria Elnora Kirk
Harold Turner
Fred Schaefer
Lee Greenwell
Frank Mitchell
Mary Reid
Marie Johnson
Felicia Lowry
Janet Mann Luse
Emma
Louise Bohn
Orange Township grower brings 6.4 pound turnip to Herald
Kenneth Blankenbeker of route 1 Martinsville delivered to the Herald office Tuesday morning the largest turnip yet weighing 6.4 pounds from Orange township.
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Kenneth Blankenbeker
Martinsville
Orange Township
Herald
FHA Sponsors Daddy Date Night at Marshall High School
The Future Homemakers of America at Marshall High School hosted Daddy Date Night on Tuesday November 2 in the school cafeteria. Seventy four attended including 30 fathers and 44 FHA members with Janet Robinson as master of ceremonies and Naomi Yeley presiding as FHA president.
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Margaret Bays
Allen Bays
Virginia Gockler
Lawrence Goekler
Creta Morgan
Glen Morgan, Jr
Karen Morgan
Portia Kuhn
Homemakers of America of Marshall High School
FHA
Marshall High School
Janet Robinson
James Jackson
Naomi Yeley
Rosalyn Jackson
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Jae Sung
Jae Kun
Jae Koo
Kyung Ja
Jae Eun
Ain Ors
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Doris
Stanley Leasure
Kay
Glen Kendall
Andrea
Donna Farnsworth
Elmer Farnsworth
Shirley
Mel Schock
John Wright
Arthur Shotts
Edward Tingley
Perle Robinson
Jack Fulton
Thomas Dashiel
John Yeley
Garland Engles
Doyle Manhart
Marilyn Brady
Connie Wright
Carolyn Myles
Ann Shotts
Nancy Tingley
Karen Fulton
Terry Dashiel
Ella Yeley
Kay Engles
Truman Morgan
David Kuhn
Charles Myles
Patty Gallington
Don Gallington
Charles Hart
Duchess Leitch
Ann Huey
Dudley Beltz
Dwight Beltz
Judy Beltz
Connie Beltz
Laurie Cooper
Lyman Cooper
Karen Washburn
Foster Washburn
Janice Morton
Linda Wilson
Mary Rackhouse
Linda Parsons
Caroline Myles
Susan Milbourne
Kathryn Garrard
Doris Gentry
Karen Hollingworth
Andrea Kendall
Rosa Stepp
Carolyn Lee