Marshall Lions defeat Cumberland 34 to 0 in Friday game
Marshall Lions roll to a 34 0 victory at Cumberland Pirates Field behind a balanced ground attack and timely passing. Tim Cork 72 yard run to open scoring, Darrell Cooper passes for two TDs, Steve Gard adds all PATs, defense holds Cumberland to 34 rushing yards.
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Marshall Lions
Cumberland
Pirates’ Field
Fighting Lions
Arcola
Marshall
Tim Cork
Steve Gard
Mike DeBlois
Gard
Darrell Cooper
Steve Thompson
Lions
Cooper
Virgil Macke
Larry Vanoven
Palestine Pioneers
Palestine
Gary Knoblett
Lion
Martinsville
West Vigo
Helping Process Claims in New Orleans LA
Mrs Ray Nieten reports from New Orleans where she assists with hurricane Betsy claims for Indiana Lumberman's Mutual Insurance Company of Indianapolis. She describes extensive storm damage yet notes residents prepare to rebuild once authorities allow return home. she may stay about a month and is formerly Letty May Heleine.
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Dan Heleine
Ray Nieten
New Orleans
Louisiana
Nieten
Indiana Lumberman's Mutual Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Birth of Angela Lee to Mr and Mrs Sweitzer
Mr and Mrs Bill Sweitzer announce the birth of a daughter at Union Hospital on September 21. Angela Lee weighed seven pounds twelve ounces at birth. The mother is Sharon Wernz. Relatives report the death of Marion Edens of Anaheim California on September 22, brother of Walter Edens, whose wife Minerva Mathew formerly of Marshall.
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Bill Sweitzer
the Union Hospital
Angela Lee
Sharon Wernz
Marion Edens
Annaheim
California
Walter Edens
Minerva Mathew
Marshall
District 33 P T A Conference Sets October 14 at Marshall
District 33 of the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its annual conference Thursday October 14 at Marshall high school in a joint meeting with the Marshall Chamber of Commerce to honor teachers. Registration starts at 4:00 pm with Mrs Kenneth Little in charge. The afternoon address The Child in His World Inner and Outer Space will be given by Mrs Elbert Tourangeau mental health chairman I C P T. Dinner at 6 30 pm will be in the high school cafeteria reservations due by October 8 to Mrs S T Deahi. The evening speaker Mrs Leroy Springer P T A magazine chairman LC P T for five years will discuss Guiding Children For a Good Society.
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Illinoiss Congress
Marshall High School
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Little
Leroy Spring
P. T. A. Magazine
Lc.p.t
Springer
District 24
Chicago Northwest Council
Elbert Tourangeau
Marshall businessman Louis J Doll dies at 85
Louis J Doll 85 lifelong Marshall resident and Dr Doll son grocery owner died at 9 00 am Tuesday at Burnside Home. Retired 1942 he remained director of Dulaney National Bank and managed several area farms. Survived by widow Virginia one sister and two nieces. Funeral 2 00 pm Friday Marrs Funeral Home Marshall cemetery burial.
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Louis J Doll
Marshall
Burnside
Marrs Funeral
Marshall Cemetery
New Divorce and Partition Actions Filed in Circuit Court
Ramona Reed seeks divorce from John C. Reed. Jean A. Tingley sues Hobart Tingley for separate maintenance. Betty Jean Warner seeks divorce from Robert Lee Warner. Thomas E. Carpenter and others file partition suits against Roscoe E. Mason and Emma W Carpenter and others.
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Ramona Reed
John C. Reed
Jean A. Tingley
Hobart Tingley
Betty Jean Warner
Robert Lee Warner
Thomas E. Carpenter
Roscoe E. Mason
Emma W Carpenter
Weather report notes record cold in Sun City
Mrs Myrtle Brat tin of Sun City Arizona reports temperatures at 47 degrees for two days last week marking the coldest on record with weather observations filed from Sun City Arizona.
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Sun City, Arizona
Myrtle Brattin
Sun City
Arizona
Wolverine killed near Auburn described by Morris family
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and two children brought a wolverene killed north of Auburn to the Hearth Office about 5:00 Saturday. The animal, about 20 inches tall and 22 pounds, had a brown coat and a light stripe on its forehead.
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Edgar Morris
Mr. Morris
Auburn
Michigan
Spittlers Return From Ten Day North East Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Spittler completed a ten day trip visiting family in Grosse Pointe Michigan Niagara Falls and Buffalo New York Gettysburg and Washington D C with stops at the Capitol Bureau of Engraving and Printing the White House Arlington Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial They reported no highway wrecks on the journey and returned via US 50 through Virginia Maryland West Virginia Ohio Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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Ray H. Spittler Seal
Grosse Pointe
Michigan
Byford McDaniel
Joe
Don
McDaniel
Lois Buser
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Rochester
John Black
Holiday Inn
John
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Battlegrounds
Washington Hotel
White House
Arlington Cemetery
Kennedy
U. S. Capitol
Senate
Window Display Highlights Susan Welsh At Mets Store
For two weeks the Mets Store of Terre Haute features Susan Welsh a Marshall High School junior. The window shows Susan’s portrait from International Artists Plaza at the New York World’s Fair along with her prize winning coat and dress ensemble modeled at the Illinois State Fair as Clark County’s sewing and modeling representative. The garment sits on four mannequins with accessories against yardage materials and imitation brick backdrop.
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Mets
Terre Haute
Susan Welsh
Marshall
Susan
Clark County
Federated Republican Club Plans Dessert Meeting
The Clark County Federated Republican Club will meet Thursday evening October 7 at 7 80 p m at the Colonial Kitchen in Marshall for dessert. Special meeting dues for 1965 should be paid.
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Clark County Federated Republican Club
Colonial Kitchen
Marshall
Local Marriage Licenses Listed in West Union and Terre Haute
Marriage licenses issued for Gary Wayne Clark aged 18 and Carolyn Maxine Tolle aged 16 of West Union. James Henry Geddis 60 of Terre Haute and Edith Maxine Swift 48 of Terre Haute. Edward Charles Bond 35 of Paris with Sheila Mary Hukman 41 of Paris. Austin Phillips 69 of Judson Indiana and Marie Phillips 63 of Judson Indiana.
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Gary Wayne Clark
West Union
Carolyn Maxine Tolle
James Henry Geddis
Terre Haute
Edith Maxine Swift
Edward Charles Bond
Paris
Sheila Mary Hukman
Austin Phillips
Judson
Indiana
Marie Phillips
Ind
Ear of Lynk corn submitted to Herald office
An ear of Lynk corn was brought to the Herald office Saturday morning near Marshall on Route 8. The ear measured 13% inches long with an 8 inch top circumference and 744 inches around the center. It had 18 rows 1067 grains and weighed 1% pounds.
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Fred McCarty
Marshall
Herald Office
County School Meeting Discusses 74th General Assembly Bills
Clark County boards of education and district administrators met September 16 at Marshall high school to review recent Illinois school legislation. Myron R. Tedrick outlined bills on education formula funding rising to 1.60 and transport changes while districts plan local implementation across Casey Marshall Martinsville and Westfield.
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Clark County
Marshall High School
Clark Cunty
Myron R. Tedrick
Tedrick
74Th General Assembly
Casey
Marshall
Martinsville
Westfield
Local marriages and sales reported in Marshall area
Andy Thompson age 21 of Wabash township and Emma Tingley 18 of Darwin township were married by Esquire Thomas Craig Sunday evening. Col Doll sold apples west of Marshall to Roberts Co. about 10 000 bushels of extra fine quality. Ex soldiers from Marshall listed for Sherman’s Army grand review May 24 1865. Town paper Paris Beacon sold by B Cary of Davenport to J G Cary of Davenport. Marriage licenses issued for Andy Thompson and Emma Tingley Maud Keller and Harold Pine Nettle Mottt and Fred Blundell.
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Andy Thompson
Wabash
Emma Tingley
Darwin
Esquire
Thomas Craig
D D. Doll
Marshall
Roberts & Co
Indianapolis
Sherman
Jacob Fraker
Tllinois
James Myers
Ohio
N. B. Whitcomb
Indiana
William Shaw
John W. Dow
Edwin Madison
Hezekiah Kibby
Truitt
Noblesville
Ind
Paris Beacon
J G Cary
Davenport
Town
Wabash Township
Harold Pine
Maud Keller
Fred L. Blundell
Nettle E. Mottt
Marriages Reported With Burger Family Note
Forty years ago in 1925 M Grabenheimer's Sons shipped about three carloads of wool. Marriage licenses were issued to Clifford Walter Wyrick 23 Marshall and Buell Bright 18 West Terre Haute. Harry O Cline 31 Union City Ind and Alice Larrison 18 Marshall. Thomas Carpenter 23 Marshall and Katie Shotts 23 Anderson township. Sylvester A Ware 25 West York and Fairy Evans 20 West York. George W Johnson 21 Marshall and Estella Burger 16 West Union. Squire Tom Craig later married George W Johnson to Estella Burger. He states he has now wed five of the six Burger daughters.
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Marraige
Clifford Walter Wyrick
Marshall and
Booth and Handy Clothing Store Sold Twice in Marshall
Thirty years ago in 1935 the Booth and Handy Clothing Store in Marshall was sold to Sam Van Meter of Effingham, who then sold it Friday to Mr Freeman of St. Louis. Adam R. Gard, longtime employee in the general accounting office at Washington, D. C., retired after thirty six years and returned to Marshall to make his home.
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Booth & Handy
N Marshall
Sam van Meter
Effingham
van Meter
Freeman
St. Louis
Adam R. Gard
General Accounting Office
Washington, D. C
Marshall
Twenty Years Ago War News and Local Births
Twenty years ago in 1945 Mr and Mrs William Buehler living south of Marshall received word their son William F Beuhler was liberated September 17 from a Jap prison camp. Mr and Mrs Truman Morgan Route 2 Marshall announce the arrival of a daughter Karen Mae September 21. John Snedeker of the navy is spending this week at Great Lakes awaiting discharge papers. Marriage licenses issued Ed Beard 30 Casey and Mildred Beard 28 Casey Robert A Grabowski 24 Westfield and Patti L Stevens 21 Westfield.
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William Buehler
Marshall
William F. Beuhler
Wake Island
Truman Morgan
Karen Mae
John Snedeker
Navy
Great Lakes
Ed Beard
Casey
Mildred Beard
Casey Robert A. Grabowski
Westfield
Patti L. Stevens
Births and local projects noted in 1955 issue
Ten years ago in 1955, Mr and Mrs Don Burkett announced the birth of Stephen Wayne, and Mr and Mrs Dale Norton welcomed son Thomas Paul. The swimming pool’s floor and sidewalks were poured. Francis Staub Jessie Pearce and Georgia Connerton returned from a trip through the Black Hills.
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Don Burkett
Stephen Wayne
Dale Norton
Thomas Paul
Francis Staub
Jessie Pearce
Georgia Connerton
Black Hills
Busy Week In Eastern Illinois Conference Schedule
The Eastern Illinois Conference lists four games this week starting Thursday with Martinsville at Paris 730 p m and three Friday matches Cumberland at Newton Marshall at Palestine and Oblong at 730 p m Charleston visits Casey at 730 p m Martinsville and Charleston hold perfect records Martinsville 2 0 and Charleston 1 0 are top contenders with Casey capable of an upset over Charleston.
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Eastern Illinois
Martinsville
Paris
Charleston
Casey
Cumberland
Newton
Marshall
Palestine
Casey Charleston
Trojans
Extension highlights from Clark County Homemakers meeting
Seven Homemakers attended the Anion Homemakers Extension Federation District VIII meeting in Shelbyville on September 21. Delegates from Clark County included Carolyn Robinson Clarene Hawker Patricia Marrs Virginia Rose Jean Murphy Edith Mae Cooper Elberta Hawkins Gavie Lichtenwalter presided Lula Keller briefed on program planning and workshop areas Citizenship Safety Family Life and Health International Affairs Public Information and Membership. The day ended with delegates returning home with new ideas to improve Clark County extension programs.
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Anion Homemakers Extension Federation
Shelbyville
Clark County Homemakers Extension Association
Carolyn Robinson
Zion
Clarene Hawker
Patricia Marrs
Marshall
Virginia Rose
Jean Murphy
Clarksville
Edith Mae Cooper
Wabash
Elberta Hawkins
Casey
Gavie Lichtenwalter
Shelby Co
Clark County
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Seeks Clark County Youths
The Clark County Homemakers Extension program invites boys aged 8 to 13 to enter a punt pass and kick contest on Saturday October 9. Participants must register with a parent at Fitzgarrald Motors by October 9.
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Homemakers
Homemakers Extension
Clark County
Home Extension
Marshall Twinois
Fitzgarrald Motors
Interest Meeting on Choice Making Canceled
Due to lack of interest the special interest meeting on Choice Making scheduled at the ASCS Office Basement September 30 at 7 30 p m was canceled.
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ASCS
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Leon Williams
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