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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1943

Page

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Ed Lee in Italy Sends Warm Family Letter Home

In October 1948 Ed Lee, serving abroad, writes from Italy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee near Marshall. He describes Italian life, old-fashioned houses, narrow streets, frequent Catholic churches, and a shortage of glass. He notes meals, wine, and friendly hosts, and remarks on army life and ongoing service.

Harry ‘Lee Marshall Ed Lee Armed Service Mother Dad Italy Ireland Casey Mis O. K Virginia

Westfield Ensign Dies in Missouri Plane Crash

Ensign Robert Whitson son of Perry E Whitson a Westfield barber died Sunday in a plane crash while returning from Neosha Missouri to his Kansas station. A second young man also perished in the accident.

Westfield Robert Whitson Perry E. Whitson Weatfield Neosha Missouri Kansas

Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Indiana Towns

Harry E. Johns aged 25 of Dennison and Thelma M. Johnson aged 20 of West Terre Haute received a marriage license. Verner Adams aged 19 of Marshall and Ruth Washburn aged 16 of Marshall also obtained a license.

Harry E. Johns Dennison Thelma M. Johnson West Terre Haute Verner Adams Marshall Ruth Washburn

Red Cross kit-bags aid service men plans for new consignments

During World War II the Clark County Illinois Red Cross shipped 432 kit-bags to St. Louis for ports of embarkation. Bags, made by volunteers with government supplied materials and funded by individuals and organizations, earned grateful letters from servicemen including John H. Caldwell. A new consignment is forthcoming from the local branch.

Army Navy American Red Cross Clark County St. Louis Cora Church United States John H. Caldwell Fleet Post San Francisco Calif

Eastern Star Honors Past Officers at Marshall Chapter

Marshall Chapter No. 738 Eastern Star held a regular meeting in November noting its thirtieth charter anniversary. Past officers served as guest officers with Rosa Smith as W M and a program honoring past matron and patron. Refreshments followed in the basement social hour.

Marshall Order of ‘the’ East Clara Baird Mollie Smith

Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Terre Haute

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bamesberger hosted a six o’clock dinner in Terre Haute for their 25th wedding anniversary. Attending were daughter Betty, daughter in law Mrs. Harry Bamesberger Jr., friend Mrs. Kenneth W. Babb of Champaign, and many friends. A letter from son Cadet Harry R. Bamesberger in San Antonio, Texas, was read. Guests later helped greet the couple back at home with refreshments and a silver gift presentation.

Harry Bamesberger Terre Haute Betty Bamesberger Harry Bamesberger, Jr Kenneth W. Babb Champaign Marshall la Cole Seymour Hurst Howard Simon Doris Allwood C. O. Highsmith West Union C. G. Claypool D. R. Dewey Reginald Coyle George Somerville Kenneth Kohee Robert Nightlinger Harry R. Bamesberger Army Air Force San Antonio

War Fund Receipts Report for Clark County Drive

Carroll, chairman of the Clark County War Fund Drive, reports actual receipts totaling 8585.39 to date. Seven county school districts have not reported and some small collections in other districts are not yet turned in. County quota stands at 9057.00.

Carroll Clark County

Service men and families in Marshall area greetings

Aviation cadet Robert Lowry of Greencastle Indiana spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Lowry and family. Sgt Hal Casteel left for Patterson Field Ohio for a week with relatives. Aloysius Conner ton of the NJ and stationed in New York arrived for a visit with his mother Mrs Georgia Connerton and other relatives. Raymond Abel leaves for Boston to resume navy duties. Pvt Verner Adams returns to Fort Leonard Wood after furlough with Marshall relatives. Ensign Flo Boyer of Chicago expects to visit her mother Mrs Jessie Beachout this weekend before going to California. Arthur McCrory of the Navy visiting his parents in Marshall this week. Captain Temple Lovett of Michigan City spent Thanksgiving in Marshall with the Lovett family. Pvt Chester Irwin leaves for Camp Haan California after furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Hobart Irwin.

Robert ‘Lowry Greencastle Indiana Arthur Lowry Hal Casteel Patterson Field Ohio Marshall Aloysius ‘Connerton New York Georgia Connerton Flo Boyer Culeagor Jessie Beachout California Arthur McCrory Navy New Orleans Temple Lovett Michigan City Lovett Margaret Hogue

Government Try to Trick Farmers With Extra Cream Check

A farmer brought a cream check to the Herald claiming the government offered an extra 2.71 in November if he traveled 40 miles to Martinsville for the payment. He would forfeit a day’s corn husking about six dollars, incur gasoline and tire costs, and lose a day’s work, but believes the government may recoup the loss in taxes.

Herald Martinsville

Home Economics and Agriculture Club Schedules Meetings

The Marshall Township High School hosts adult sessions for women and men with a joint social close. Women’s program focuses on Production Conservation and Processing of Food for Farm Families with demos movies and talks. First session Monday November 29 at 8:00 pm in the Home Economics room. Refreshments planned and future meeting plans discussed.

Home Economics and Agriculture Department Marshall Township High School Home Economics

Marshall High Lions Basketball Season Opens With Charleston

Marshall High prepares for the basketball season with seven returning lettermen led by Wayre Maurer and Sam Cullop. The Lions host Charleston on December 3 and travel to Brazil Indiana on December 4, with a lengthy December schedule through February including teams such as West Terre Haute Martinsville and Palestine.

Charleston Lions Brazil Indiana Wayre Maurer Sam Cullop Maurice McDaniel Robert Ogle James Blundell Richard Stevens Frank Walker Robert Jones Mitchell Somers Donald Lowry Everett English Robert Kemp Arthur Zschau Donald Arney William Medsker Eugene Cooper John Siverly Donald Kealer Frank White Harold White Jack Bartlett Eugene Thompson Charles Blundell James Prevo Wayne Hendrix Herbert Hood Robert Welsh Robert Yoder James Warner Victor Bennett Richard Files Johnny Sagraves James Weaver Donald Weaver Robert Pine Obiong West Terre Haute Martinsville Gréenup

Brothers Corn Champions in Clark County 1943 contest

Dean Strohm of West Union won the Clark County corn growing championship with 117.53 bushels per acre in the 1943 National DeKalb hybrid contest. Over 10 000 farmers from 17 states participated, contributing to a national record crop of 3 085 000 000 bushels.

Clark County Dean Strohm West Union Strohm United States Dekalb Agricultural Association Richard Strohm

Draft Board News Sees Men Transferred to Enlisted Reserve Corps

The secretary reports that multiple men have passed final type physicals in Chicago and will report for active duty shortly after transfer to the Enlisted Reserve Corps. Names include Harold Dean Toman Virgil Gideon Rhoads Randall Biggs Burnett Robinson Stepp Forrest Adelbert Duran Huston Everett Cook Glen Ervin Fasig Harmon Homer Renshaw Rhondd Dean McGinness Rollen Jesse Copper Kermit Boyde Patchett Harry Fulton Kaufmann Francis Burl Brock Jones Carl William Coverstone.

Chicago Harold Dean Toman Virgil Gideon Rhoads Randall Biggs Burnett Robinson Stepp Forrest Adelbert Duran Huston Everett Cook Glen Ervin Fasig Harmon Homer Renshaw Rhondd Dean McGinness Rollen Jesse Copper Kermit Boyde Patchett Harry Fulton Kaufmann Francis Burl Brock Jones Carl William Coverstone

Income Tax Man Here December 3 and 4

A representative from the Internal Revenue Office at Springfield will be at the Post Office in Marshall on Friday and Saturday, December 3 and 4, to assist taxpayers in filing declarations of estimated income and victory tax for 1943.

Internal Revenue Office Springfield Marshall

Whisky comes high in South Pacific

Ray Burkybile prints a letter from Edgar Dean Hutchens of Auburn recounting wartime barter in the South Pacific. He notes watches costing up to 150 dollars and whisky at 40 dollars a quart, with buyers often finding a “Buddy” tired of bim to snag goods. Hutchens praises local supporters and laments wartime shortages.

South Pacific Ray Burkybile Edgar Dean Hutchens Auburn Ray Lloyd Brady States

Two Divorces Granted Saturday in Circuit Court

In Marshall last Saturday Judge Bristow granted two divorces. Donald Archie Maynard was granted a divorce from Theresa Stewart Maynard on grounds of extreme cruelty with custody and $100 per month for child support. Ruby Spencer vs Ed win Spencer awarded a divorce with a temporary injunction ordered without notice or bond.

Circuit Court Marshall Bristow Donald Archie Maynard Theresa Stewart Maynard Ruby Spencer Edwin Spencer

Deaths Mrs Julia May Wyrick and infant in Paris area

Mrs Julia May Wyrick age 26 and her infant died after an emergency caesarian at Paris Hospital. Survived by husband Wade Wyrick two sons John R and Robert W father John Drummond Marshall sister Maude Snow Rose Dale Indiana sister Emma Carleton Longview Illinois sister Ethel Wilson Chrisman. Body to Marrs Funeral Home Marshall with funeral at Livingston Cemetery services held Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with Rev H F Hasewinkel officiating.

Julia May Wyrick Paris Wade Wyrick John R Robert W John Drummond Marshall Ben Drummond Maude Snow Rosedale Indiana Emma Carleton Longview Ilinois Ethel Wilson Chrisman Marrs H. F Hasewinkel Livingston Cemetery

Leander Guyer 85 Dies at Hutsonville Area Home

Leander Guyer died Saturday evening at his son Edgar’s home near Hutsonville at 85. He leaves two granddaughters and was buried in Hutsonville Cemetery after a Methodist church service in West York led by Rev Lee Guyer. Also, William Edward Dickson aged 79 died at home in Marshall. Funeral at Gallagher Funeral Home with Rev H J Kemp officiating followed by burial in Marshall Cemetery.

Leander Guyer Edgar Hutsonville Methodist West York Lee Guyer William Edward Dickson Marshall Gallagher Funeral Home H. J. Kemp Marshall Cemetery

County Court Set for Woodie Stepp DUI Trial Next Week

The County Court docket lists Woodie Stepp's trial on driving while intoxicated for next Monday November 29. Tuesday will hear arguments on a new trial in the Harry Moore case. Also scheduled are Hazel Secrest versus James S Secrest to construe a will and cases Golden McNulty versus Effie McNulty with a chancery complaint.

Woodie Stepp Harry Moore Hazel Secrest James S. Secrest Bill Will Golden McNulty Effie McNulty

Thanksgiving Services and Street Minstrel Rivalry

Thanksgiving services were led by Rev. Isaac White at the Methodist church Thursday morning. A street rivalry unfolded Saturday afternoon as Cheap John clashed with an indelible ink peddler and a negro boy with two banjos. The peddler played banjo while the crowd gathered. Cheap John countered with an accordion and his singing drawing huge crowds. Local residents J N Farr Milo Jones Roy Shaw Walt Cole Vern Cole Millard Hedrick Charley Smith attended the Terre Haute Opera House show last Thursday evening.

Methodist Isaac White Cheap John J N Farr Milo Jones Roy Shaw Walt Vern Cole Millard Hedrick Charley Smith Terre Haute Opera House

Fifty Years Ago in 1893 York Township News

A retrospective item recalls Chas Smith of Bowling Green Kentucky visiting Miss Janie Bartlett’s family in York. Nora and Bess Walker visited from West York. Ada Madison left Fort Bennett to teach in an Indian school. Burglars stole twenty three turkeys from Joseph Brooks and then his horse, with a tracked route to Dolson township and Green Welsh farm. The Orn dorff home hosted the wedding of William Dempster and Estella Taylor with Rev. Miller officiating. L B Anderson’s Darwin store was robbed of 25 to 30 dollars. a failed safe blast left the door unharmed.

Chas. Smith Bowling Green Foster Martin Nora Bess Walker West York Janie Bartlett Ada Madison Fort Bennett South Dakota Joseph Brooks York Township Dolson Dolson Township Brook Nancy Orndorff Wm. Dempster Estella Taylor Orndorff Miller Mies Mae ‘Emerson L. B. Anderson Darwin

Forty Years Ago Local Scenes Near Terre Haute

Misses Gertrude and Clara Dawson and Louise Stricklebaur and Frank Dawson and Robert Strump of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Ed Renner and wife south of town. Frank Hurst went to Springfield as a delegate to the I O O F grand lodge and will be away several days. Sam Baird fills his rural route 7 post during his absence. Harrison Blundell, with the Robinson circus band, arrived home for the winter. Charles Smith, also with the show, arrived a few days later. Deputy U S Marshal J L Miller returns from Porto Rico visiting family in Wabash township. Ben Wallis and wife attended the wedding of her father, T J Alabaugh, at Walnut Prairie and returned Monday.

Gertrude Clara Dawson Louise Stricklebaur Frank Dawson Robert Strump Terre Haute Ed Renner Frank Hurst Springfield I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Sam Baird Harrison Blundell Robinson Circus Charles Smith Tennessee J L. Miller Porto Rico Wabash Township Ben Wallis Walnut Prairie T J Alabaugh

Marital News and Upcoming Prospects in 1913

1913 Thirty Years Ago notes guests in Marshall for Mr and Mrs Harry Sturdevant of Casey. Arthur Tarman plans a hunting and land trip to southern Kansas next week with a party. John Beltz and Miss Ruth Wesnitzer wed at St Marys rectory with John Wesnitzer as best man and Veronica Ramsey as bridesmaid. Donald Medsker left for Chicago to become a guard at the state hospital.

Harry Sturdevant Casey Marshall Arthur Tarman Arkansas John Beltz Wabash Township Ruth Wesnitzer Darwin St Mary’s Rectory Father Healey John Wesnitzer Veronica Ramsey Donald Medsker Chicago State Hospital

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Marshall Boy Waclouth AU Ys P. S Mable Hawker RED Cross Illinois Martinsville, Illinois Eastern Star Raymond Abel Boston Massachusetts Ft. Leonard Wood Missoul Lough John Adams Jerry Jane Lee Saami Scote Field Pfc Don “Abeli Chester Irwin Wed Camp Haan Calif A Mrs Hobart Irwin Home Economics Club Norma Sweitzer Effie May Dorothy Weaver Betty Drummond Marshall High Tech T. H Renate Arte Brothers Draft Board
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