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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1962

Page

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Choral Festival Set at Casey High School Saturday

Casey High School hosts a regional choral festival Saturday at 1 30 PM featuring Marshall High Glee Club and area choirs. Dr Russell Mathis of Norman Oklahoma directs and brings extensive credentials and conducting experience from Illinois Missouri and Oklahoma.

Marshall Evita Russell’ Mathis Norman Oklahoma Geen Putnam Counmrige Ithia Mathis Tiinois Wesleyan “University Tllinois Ilinois Illinois University ’ of Tinois University of Oklahoma University Chorus Singing Sooners Oklahomaids Middle West Missouri MENC ACDA National Catholic Music Indiana Sand BOS Norman OK Homa

Burnside Nursing Home Project Progressing Toward July Occupancy

The Burnsides Nursing Home site shows the roof over two thirds complete and interior partition walls underway. John Snedeker Construction, Hollenbeck Appliance, and Klingensmith Plumbing expect occupancy by July 1 1968, with the project about one year from start. Shares are available in $100 denominations and the board invites community inspection of the new facilities including nursing care, shelter and meals for the aged, and therapy services.

Burnside John Snedeker Construction Company Hollenbeck Appliance Sales and Service Klingensmith Heating and Plumbing Burnsides Home

Sheets Celebrate Golden Wedding in Gary Indiana

Mr and Mrs Jacob E Sheets mark fifty years of marriage with a November 18 golden wedding in the F O E Hall Gary Indiana attended by about 250 guests. They have lived in Gary 46 years. he is a retired carpenter and AFL local president.

Jacob E. Sheets Polk Street Gary Indiana F. O. E. Hall Broadway Sheets Marshall Chicago Evanston Libertyville Tlinots Hobart Winamac Wheeler Crown Point East Gravy Hammond Valparaiso Griffith Crown Point Carpenters A. F Phoenix Arizona Garden Grove California

Engagement of Cheryl Friedrich to Bill Wiser announced

Miss Cheryl Friedrich and Bill Wiser of Marshall are announced as engaged by her parents Mr and Mrs David E Nenn. Friedrich is a Lake Forest High School graduate and University of Illinois student. Wiser, son of Mrs Ed Parker, will graduate from Illinois in January. A February wedding is planned.

Cheryl Friedrich Bill Wiser Marshall David E. Nenn Ryan Place Lake ‘Forest Alinda San Sheee Friedrich Lake Forest High School James University of Ilinois University of Illinois Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity Wiser Ed Parker

Marshall Lions Open Season With 70 53 Defeat

The Marshall Lions lost 70 to 53 to Chrisman in the 1962-63 basketball opener. Coach Waugh cited mistakes and lack of practice time as factors, promising improvement as the team adjusts.

Marshall .Lions Chrisman Waugh

Local births add to area families in Indiana

Mrs. Charity Cooper welcomed Angela Mae born Monday at Vermilion County Hospital Clinton. The Coopers sixth child with Charity as former McCulley. Ted and Dorothy Trefz welcomed daughter Elizabeth weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces at Union Hospital Terre Haute on November 26. Dorothy Rhoads Trefz. Robert and wife West Union announce baby boy Chris Darren 7 pounds at Union Hospital Terre Haute on November 22, joining three brothers.

Lawrence Cooper Angela Mae Vermilion County Hospital Clinton Indiana Ted Trefz Union Hospital, Terre Haute Elizabeth Trefz Dorothy Rhoads Robert Wernz West Union Chris Darren Union Hospital Terre Haute

Deaths Effie May 74 in Marshall rural home

Mrs Effie May aged 74 died Friday at her rural Marshall home route 5 She is survived by husband Alex two daughters Ruby Beckmann Terre Haute and June Keith Greenwood Indiana seven sons Donald Percy Fred Paul Max Edward and Jack several siblings fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held Monday at 2:00 from Moore Funeral Home with Rev Homer Haley officiating burial in Black cemetery

Moore Funeral Home Homer Haley Black Cemetery

Paris Leader Dog Aids Police Veteran Returns Home

Glen Preston of Paris, once assistant police chief, traveled to Rochester Michigan on Saturday with Temple Lovett to receive a leader dog. The Paris Lions Club arranged his schooling and Preston will return home December 21 with his new canine partner.

Glen Preston Paris Rochester Michigan Temple Lovett Glenn Paris Lions

Contested Treasurer Race Filing Postponed in Clark County

A electoral contest from Clark County over the November election between Republican treasurer candidate Hile MacWherter and Democrat Harold Turner was to be filed Thursday afternoon or Friday morning. A recount in five precincts gave MacWherter a 41 vote margin. Anderson of Massey Anderson & Gibson in Paris commented on the timing.

Clark ‘County MacWherter Harold Turner Anderson Massey Anderson & Gibson Paris

Child Hurt in Wagon Fall Probed by Coroner

On a Saturday evening a seven year old fell from a wagon injuring the head but showing no outward signs. Coroner Haslit concluded that internal bleeding from a blood vessel rupture caused death, with conclusions prior to death.

Haslit M. W. Porter Hot Springs Arkansas Esther Hurst South Bend Indiana St. Marys Academy Lima Ohio F. G Huey Hutchinson Kansas Tulsa Oklahoma

Arrival of a baby boy in St Louis area families

Forty years ago 1922 notice announces the birth at Mrs Connely’s home to her parents Mrs and Mrs John Weir. Mrs John S Ashworth returns from A S O hospital in Kirksville Missouri with improved hip. Funeral for Charles Cole held at residence drawing wide local notice and business closures. Russell Craig visits from Iowa. Mrs Bell Griffith of Topeka returns to Decatur to be near her son in army hospital.

Eagle six feet eleven inches shot near Marshall

Thirty years ago in 1932 Herman Seidel shot and killed a six feet eleven inch eagle spotted near the Wabash river southeast of Marshall. The creature was brought to Turman Cigar Store for exhibit likely to be mounted by taxidermist Dr W W Turman. The article also notes visitors from Denver and Milwaukee and praises Louis Ramesberger for his notable work in a Marshall township high school manual training exhibit sent to Champaign.

Herman Seidel Seidel Alfred Seidel Marshall Wabash River Turman Cigar Store Marshall Township High School Champaign

Betty Treft and Raymond Abel Wed in Marshall

Twenty years ago in 1942, Miss Betty Treft daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Treft of Marshall and Raymond Abel son of Mr and Mrs Fred Abel living near Marshall were married on Sunday afternoon November 22 at 3 00.

Charles Treft Marshall Raymond Abel Fred Abel Betty

Thanksgiving Dinner Planned for 81st Birthday

A turkey dinner was planned in honor of Harry Ogle’s 81st birthday on November 18. Attendees included Riley Wineinger and family, Vickie and Eddie Wineinger, David Stone, Tyler Timmons and partners from Terre Haute, Donald Davis and family, Dennis Douglas and Bradley, Dean Martin and family, Lolita and Catherine, Robert Ogle, Lola Davis, and the guest of honor.

Harry Ogle Riley Wineinger Vickie Eddie Wineinger David Stone Tyler Timmons Terre’ Haute Donald Davis Dennnis, Douglas,and Bradley West Terre Haute Dean Martin Lolita and Catherine Robert Ogle Lola Davis

Mrs Hendrix Hosts Oyster and Chili Supper at Clark Center

Mrs Mary E Hendrix of Clark Center entertained Thanksgiving evening with an oyster and chili supper for forty four relatives including Mr and Mrs Ivan Veach Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix Sharon Marshall Mr and Mrs Harold Hendrix Debra Darlene and John Woodrow Hendrix and Tommy and others from Clark Center Altamont Martinsville Casey Roxana and Ef fingham Camp Carson Colorado listed. Attendees looked forward to a larger Christmas turkey dinner.

Mary E. Hendrix Clark Center Chumber Ivan Veach Lloyd Hendrix Sharon Marshall Harold Hendrix Debra Darlene John Woodrow Hendrix Tommy Robert Bennett Robert Sally Ralph Murphy Altamont Jeffrey Phil Reed Carroll Kannmacher Lowell Eula Washburn Jon Kannmacher

Marriage vows echo at First Methodist Church Marshall

The First Methodist Church in Marshall heard wedding vows read by Rev. Leslie C. Archer. Dudley Williams and his spouse announced the birth of a son, Robert Arthur, at Union Hospital Terre Haute weighing 9 14 pounds. Relatives visit as Leonard Abel and Betty Trefz wedding, Leroy Gardner travels from Detroit for army soon.

First Methodist Church of Marshall Leslie C. Archer Dudley Williams Robert Arthur Union Hospital Terre Haute Henry Abel Sheveport Louisiana Raymond Abel Betty Trefz Leroy Gardner Detroit Michigan Laufman Forsythe Leroy Helen Manley George Abel Bridgeport Ralph Norton Hammond Indiana Jesse Norton

Baker Family News Highlights Local Births and Weddings

Mrs. and Mr. Leo Baker become grandparents with daughter Joyce Ann born November 18 at Union Hospital. Elizabeth Baker wed Grant W. Schutz in a November 22 double ring ceremony performed by Rev. E E Stauffer at the Davidson home. County Clerk and Mrs H Kemp travel to Norfolk Virginia for Thanksgiving with their son and granddaughter.

Leo Baker Union Hospital Joyce Ann Warren W. Baker West Union Illinois Elizabeth Grant W. Schutz E. E. Stauffer Dean Davidson H . Kemp Norfolk Virginia Charles Arden Raines James Hutsonville Russell Coryell Tuscola Edna Baker Coryell’s Billings Montana O. B. Forsythe Ted Fort Leonard Wood Missouri John Litteral Almeda California Leter Litteral Shreveport Louisiana

Snakes Slain Near Marshall By Two Men in November

Alonzo Hobson and John Forbeck killed a snake two miles south of Marshall on November 29.

Alonzo Hobson John Forbeck Marshall

Marshall High Alumni Banquet Highlights Europe Thailand China India Visit

About 300 Marshall High alumni and friends attended the November 21 banquet in the school cafeteria. President Rose Curran Guinnip opened with remarks, John Strohm gave the main address and shown world travel films, discussing Europe and Asian nations. Father Meehling offered the benediction as the group adjourned to the gym for musicales.

Marshall High School Rose Curran Guinnip Donald Meehling Vaughn Arney Fred Gardene Opdhat George Mitchell Board of Education Guinnip John L. Strohm World Traveler Strohm Europe Thailand China India Don Meehling Bernice Tingley Bone_Guinnip Fred Gard John Strohm Owen Flowers

Art Department Meeting At Marshall Woman’s Club

The second meeting of Marshall Woman’s Club art department was held November 20 at Mrs. Harold Turner’s home. Fourteen exhibitors displayed work in downtown store windows during National Art Week. A documentary film of Mrs. Kennedy’s White House tour was shown. No December meeting. Phyllis Moore returned home from Union Hospital.

Marshall Woman's Club Harold Turner Martin Tarble Jerry Tarble Kennedy White House Dixon Morrison Wann Omar Blankenship Dick Davidson James Davidson William Dixon Louis Doll Maurice Ennis Donald Miller Herman Miller Jack Morrison Wilfred Pearce Arnold Olsen Herbert Treft Harry Wann

Clark county crop drive reports 1881 bushels collected

Crop canvassers report 1881 bushels of corn collected in Clark county with a near 350 bushel gain over last year. Martinsville leads with 160 bushels and 105 dollars, Orange township 98 bushels and 147 dollars. A freight car of shelled corn will ship to Paris Illinois Mills this week.

Clark County Emil Bennett Martinsville Orange Township Westfield Parker Melrose York Ilinois Paris Ralph Amstot Glen Morgan Methodist Marshall

Marshall Lions cruise past Schulte in season opener

Marshall high wrestling opened its 15 meet schedule with a 46 to 10 win over Schulte of Terre Haute. The Lions won 10 of 12 matches with three pins including wins by Cunningham Ellington Stepp Titus Huey Reynolds Bender Snedeker Stepp Renner Downs and Pantie. The team faces Danville at home Monday December 8 at 7 00 p m in the boys gym.

Marshall High Schulte Terre Haute Lions Robert Cunningham Mareshall Gray Ron Ellington Marshall Russell Jim Stepp Grubs James Stepp Hays Charles Renner Pfleging Mike Downs Fulks Gene Pantie Kruse Onee Danville

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Casey Burnsides Nursing Home MR. and Mrs. Jacob Cheryl Fredrich Marshall Lions John’ Ronald Haws Lovington Linda Kay Carr Calvin E. Young Bloomington Judith Carol King Paul R. Delaunois Sandra K. Delaunois Charles W. L. Hiles Indianapolis Judy Ann Hoover Thomas J. Riley Chicago Heights Phyllis Tharpe Cloverdale Mrs. Hendrix Phyllis Moore The Marshall Lion Gale Titus Burns Ray Huey Huddleston James Reynolds Clark Larry Bender Huffman Vance Snedeker Applegate
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