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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1959

Page

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Clark County Farm Bureau food poster contest prizes outlined

Clark County Farm Bureau invites school students to enter the food poster contest with 158 prizes nationwide and 21 local awards. Posters judged on eye appeal originality and slogan aim to improve diet and raise farm income. Top prize includes six expense paid trips to a statewide conference. Entry deadline is October 26, 1959.

Clark County Clark County Farm Bureau Don Endsley Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Women’s Committee County Farm Bureau I. A Hester Newlin Women’s Committee Farm Bureaus Illinois

Marshall Young and Man Charged as Forgers in Paris

John William Johnson, 22, of Marshall, arrested in Paris on check forgery charges. He was arraigned, confessed to forging two checks, and bound over to the grand jury with a $7,000 bond. Nine arrests on similar charges reported in Paris.

John William Johnson Marshall Paris

Barn Fire Destroys Old Robinson Farm Hay Barn Near Snyder

Rural fire trucks responded to the old Robinson farm two miles east of Snyder on Darwin road now owned by Mary Cole of Marshall. The barn filled with hay was found burning and nearly destroyed before firefighters could save adjoining structures. the hay belonged to Marion Gard.

Robinson Farm Snyder Darwin Road Mary Cole Marshall Marion Gard

Sunflower Champion B F Cleaver Grows Giant Bloom

B F Cleaver of Auburn township living west of Clark Center is the champion sunflower raiser to date. He submitted a sunflower to the Herald Office measuring 17 1/2 inches across and completely filled with seed.

B.F. Cleaver Clark Center Auburn Township Herald

Ripen Slackberries Observed In Auburn October

David Reed of Auburn picked ripe D blackberries at home on a Wednesday and Mrs Reed delivered them to the Herald Office. Several green berries and many blooms were also noted.

David Reed Auburn

Marriage Licenses Record From Indiana Listings

Marriage licenses issued to Donald L. Switzer 25 of Paris and Mildred L. Rosa 31 of Terre Haute. Richard E. Green 20 and Rita J. Drake 19 of Casey. Ray Loehr 29 and Neema Ramasaey 18 of Casey. Ronald L. Freeman 23 and Beverly E. Wilson 22 of Casey. Donald Brown 27 of Hazel Dell Tennessee and Mary P. Sanford 62 of Casey. Monte M. Page 18 of Martinsville and Linda J. Cavolt 18 of Martinsville.

Donald Lee Switzer Paris Mildred Louise Rosa Terre Haute Richard Eugene Green Casey Rita Jeanne Drake Ray Loehr Neema, Ramasaey Ronald LeRoy Freeman Beverly Eugene Wilson Donald Brown Hazel Dell Mary P. Sanford Monte M. Page Martinsville Linda Jean Cavolt Martinse

Dennison Homecoming Plans With Basket Dinner

Dennison residents announce homecoming next Sunday October 11 with a basket dinner at noon and a program beginning at 2:00 PM led by D.8.T.

Boy Missing Since July 19 From Indiana Church Camp

John Collier age 17 5 feet 10 inches slim 185 pounds blue eyes brown crew cut walked away from a church camp near Lafayette Indiana on July 19 with little money a brown suitcase summer clothes and a tan blanket Parents Rev and Mrs Otis Collier 1201 Kenwood Avenue Valparaiso Indiana request information to locate him.

John ‘Collier Otis Collier Kenwood Avenue Valpeyaiso Indiana Lafayette Ind

Heart Committee Elects Officers in Clark County

The Clark County Heart Committee held its first fall meeting electing T. R. Lovett as chairman and Mrs. Basil Moore and Mrs. Oscar Kirchner as regional planning board representatives. Officers include Casey vice-chairman Mrs. Mary Puets and secretary treasurer Mrs. Theron Elliott. A $1,812.53 fundraising total for the past fiscal year was reported.

Clark County Heart Committee T. R. Lovett Basil Moore Oscar Kirchner Kirchner Julian Lorenz Mary Puets Casey Theron Elliott Clark County Clark County Medical Society Heart Committee

Marshall School Administrators Attend Illinois Conference 1959

Administrators from Marshall Community Unit Schools attended the Illinois Association of School Administrators fall conference September 29 to October 1, 1959. The program included sessions on 1959 legislation and leadership improvement in districts. Bruce Wheeler spoke on Lincolnia, with Dr. Benjamin C. Willis addressing informing the public about schools. Talks on reassessing educational tasks featured Lawrence Martin and Dean L Hasquesh of Texas.

Marshall Community Unit Illinois Association of School Administrators Bruce Wheeler Superintendent of Public Instruction Abraham Lincoln Hotel Benjamin C. Willis Chicago Public Schools Lawrence Martin Denver Post Dean L. D. Hasquew The Univerisity of Texas

Duffy Daugherty To Speak At Local Banquet

Burton Cline announces that the Quarterback Club will host Duffy Daugherty, famed Michigan State coach, as speaker at the athletic banquet on Monday December 7. The 75 club members will be issued tickets for the event.

Burton Cline Duffy” Daugherty Spartans Michigan State University Daugherty Quarterback Club

Marshall Woman Retires From Railroading

Elizabeth Taylor former Elizabeth Staub retires after forty one years with the New York Central Railroad. She served mainly in the Kankakee area on the Indiana division and will live in Marshall with her sister Georgia Connerton after her husband’s death five years ago.

Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Staub New York Central Railroad Taylor Kankakee Indiana Marshall Georgia Connerton

Mra Arthur Welsh to Model on Fashion Show TV

Mra Arthur Welsh will model for the Jame-Wolf Co on the Fashion Show airing on WTHI TV October 15 and 20 Thursday morning. She will also guest on the Jim Ray TV Farm Show at noon next Monday October 12.

Mra Arthur Welsh Jame-Wolf Co Wthi-Tv Jim Ray

New Case in Circuit Court Sam Sklar and Maxine Redman

In Circuit Court new action filed by Sam Sklar and Maxine Redman seeks cancellation of an oil lease held by G. M. Gillespie. The filing alleges grounds to terminate the lease agreement and restore property rights. The case outlines claims for relief and requests court adjudication.

Sam Sklar Maxine Redman Ve. G. M. Gillespie

Indianapolis Bride, York Man, Orange Couple Tie

A fragment notes marriages including Jacobi Jay ton Indianapolis and Ora Graham York David List Casey township. It mentions Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith welcoming a baby girl born Saturday and John Rademaker recovering from typhoid in Marion before returning to Marshall. W B Hodge hosts a baby girl arrival Thursday.

Bixth Lebanon Jacobi Jay Ton Indianapolis Ora Graham York David List Tae Casey Township Orange Calvin Pees Clarence Smith Igirl John Rademaker Marion Indiana Marshall W. B. Hodge

Forty Years Ago 1918 Local Notes and Marriages

Forty Years Ago 1918 item records pumpkin cutting accident injuring Fred Schotts near Grand Tum. Marriage licenses issued for Perry Btrekm of York township to Blanche Wea Inttner of Wabash township and Charles Stanfield of Melrose township to Grace Newlin. other names listed include Clyde Hess and Sylvan Thornton, Hurl Towel and Bertha Sweet, Elmer White and Bettie Lawrence, Lease Dowling, Edith Brandenburg.

Fred Schotts Grand ‘Tum Perry Btrekm York Township Blanche Wea Inttner Wabash Charles Stanfield Melrose Grace Newlin Towestalp Clyde Hess Martinsville Vernal Sylvan Thornton

Arrival of Carroll Lee Marks the Twenty Ninth Week

Mr Glenn Wilhoit announces the birth of Carroll Lee on September 26. Attendees at the National American Legion convention in Louisville included Russell Nightinger Harry Johnson and Frank Arther. Marriage licenses issued Theron Adkins 20 Casey and Edith Arnold 22 Martinsville.

Glenn Wilhoit Prese Rae Carroll Lee Sgh Wenton Cole Russell’ Nighthinger Harry Johnson Frank Arther Jack Cline A. H. Simpson National American Legion Louisville Kentucky Theron E. Adkins Casey Edith Arnold Martinsville

Births and Moves in Local News Twenty Years Ago

Twenty years ago in 1939, new births included Charles Joseph Jones in Terre Haute and Gerald Frederick Robinson. Gertrude Logue moved to a new North Sixth Street home. Roy Mathew and family left for Port Arthur Texas for work. English school near Marshall reported eight boys and no girls. Rev. W A Fuson celebrated his 70th birthday recently.

Carl Jones Dennison Charles Joseph Union Hospital Terre Haute Robert Robinson Gerald Frederick Gertrude Logue North Sixth Street Roy Mathew Port Arthur Texas Marshall W. A. Fuson Herald Office

Oil well near Marshall tops two hundred barrels a day

Ten years ago in 1949 the No. 2 Fenton Cooper oil well on the Mrs Minnie Kuykendall farm in Lower Wabash was completed and put on the pump producing over 200 barrels daily. A truck near Clarence Pine farm and cattle rustling at Pine pasture. Howard Harper buys a service station and bulk office. Births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Marion Tharp and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Austin Crocker. Dean Martin and Margie Davis wed at Marshall Methodist church September 24.

Fenton Cooper Lower Wabash Minnie Kuykendall Clarence Pine Marshall Pine Howard Harper Marion Tharp Austin Crocker Mary Lynn Doit Romines St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington Kentucky William Koutsoumpas Dean Marttin Glen Martin Methodist Church

Free Movie for Scouts at Christian Church Basement

Explorer Scouts sponsor a free screening of Wood Duck Ways next Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Christian Church basement. All Scouts and interested persons are invited.

Christian Church

Revival Meeting Set at Darwin Methodist Church

Revival begins next Wednesday October 14 at Darwin Methodist Church and runs through Sunday October 25 with Rev Silveran of Bible Grove Circuit as evangelist and Rev John Hires as pastor inviting all to attend.

Darwin ‘Methodist Church Sunda Silveran Bible Grove M Cary John Hires

Woman's Club Meeting Sets Annual Birthday Party

Woman's Club will meet Monday October 12 at 2 PM in the Methodist church. Mrs Van Tarble will present current events and Stockwish Studio of Terre Haute will show Decorating For Today. Door prize offered. Hostesses include Mrs Harry Bamesberger chairwoman Mrs E B Morton Mrs Robert Swain Mrs Marry Setzer and Mrs Wilfred Shaw.

Marabel Woman's Club Methodist van ‘Tarble Terre Haute Harry Bamesberger E. B. Morton Robert Swain Marry Setzer Wilfred Shaw

Real estate transfers listed with multiple warranty deeds

A long list of 1959 real estate transfers shows Jesse D. Finney to Remola Harris and others, plus several more warranty deeds transferring lots and land in Casey Martinsville and Westfield, with prices from 1 to 2150 dollars and dates in September October 1959. The entries include ownership changes among individuals such as Freda Fasig Edith Conrad Sylvia Ritter Jerome H Millhouse and Roy Henderson, along with several additions to the Cook or Holler subdivisions and the Peters addition in Casey.

Jesse D. Finney Remola Harris Lang Casey Z. Sinclair Freda Wiley Fasig Mabel Krandall Herechiel P Florence Effie Prince Peters Lloyd A Mary Hammond Edith Conrad Huckabe Martinsville Lawrence Madge Cook William L. Cook HS William L Virginia L. Cook Sylvia’ Ritter Millhouse Sylvia Ritter Jerome H. Millhouse Wm. L Gustave Ritter R. A. Scott Westfield Cecil M Rosemary V Johnson C. L Eleanor Markwell M L. Cook

Births at Union Hospital Terre Haute and Nearby Homes

William Lester weighs 8 pounds 5 ounces at birth Monday at Union Hospital Terre Haute to Mr and Mrs Raymond Farrell of Martinsville. The mother Gertrude Mae Spencer is daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Spencer. Mr and Mrs Robert Wood of Washington DC announce the birth of daughter Susan Gale on October 1. Dale Finkbiner born October 6 at Union Hospital Terre Haute weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces to Mr and Mrs Dean Finkbiner Route 4 Marshall.

William Lester Union Hospital Terre Haute Raymond Farrell Martinsville Gertrude Mae Spencer Walter Spencer Robert Wood Washington, D. C Susan Gale Wood Ann Macey Marshall Dale Finkbiner Glenn David Dean Finkbiner Route 4

Deaths Gene Sherman Detroit Michigan

Gene Sherman died in Detroit Michigan. He was married to Mrs Sherman formerly Gertie McCollum of Marshall and was the niece of Mrs John Rademaker and Mrs Lloyd Pulver.

Gene Sherman Detroit Michigan

Farm Journal profiles two Clark County women on fall workwear

Two Marshall Illinois homemakers Mrs Harold Newlin and Mrs Arthur Welsh appear in Farm Journal October feature What to wear when nobody sees you. They model shirts slacks coats and actionwear approved on their farms and photographed under Carol Dee Legg supervision.

Clark County Farm Farm Journal Magazine Harold Hester) Newlin Marshall Ilinois Arthur Agnes) Welsh Dennison Tinois Newlin Welsh Farms Carol Dee Legg Farm Journal Miss Legg New York City Welsh Jbut United States

Letter Carriers Hold Meeting at Village Inn Westfield

Clark county rural Letter Car re and auxiliary members met for their fall gathering at the Village Inn in Westfield on September 29. Guests included Mrs Jesse Thomas of Iuka Illinois state vice president of the auxiliary and Mr and Mrs Charles T Andrews of Ashmore Illinois. Officers for the coming year: Fred Weber president Mel Weaver vice president Bill Dixon secretary treasurer.

Clark County Village Inn Westfield Jesse Thomas Iuka Illinois Thomas I. R. L. C Association Charles T Andrews Ashmore Andrews I R. L. C. Association H. C. Strader Lilian Buckler Fred Weber Clyde Reeds S. W Daughettee Wayne Tichenor Mel Weaver Casey Fred Moore Aaron Kammacher Bill Craddy Bill Dixon Jack Hanley Charles Curran Chris Curran Robert Davidson Marshall

Safe harvest campaign targets corn equipment in Marshall

Thirty five members of the Marshall Chapter FFA lead a fall campaign to prevent corn harvest accidents by visiting farm families across the community. Teams review safe operation rules and give a Safe Operator sticker to farmers who commit to safety. The farm wife receives a Remember card for the dining table signaling family involvement.

Marshall Future Farmers of America Marshall Chapter Allen Boyer Marshall Ffa FFA

Marshall at Oblong Tonight Homecoming Events

Oblong Township High School celebrates Homecoming Friday October 9 with alumni coffee hour at 6 00 in the Home Making rooms. The Oblong Panthers face Marshall Lions after the game with coronation of the Homecoming Queen and a dance to follow. Parades are slated for 2 30 p m and 7 00 p m around the football field. No alumni dinner this year.

Oblong Township High School Oblong Panthers M4arshall ‘Lions

Friendly Neighbors October Meeting Promotes Safety and Savings

The Friendly Neighbors Home Bureau unit held its October meeting at Mrs Mary Crumlin's home with 16 members. Rose mary Morgan led a minor highway safety lesson for children while Miss Fikuart spoke on nutritious meals for less money. 4-H leaders for 1960 were named as Naomi Baker Lyman Crumlin and Roselyn Thompson. The Merry Sunbeams 4-H club plans January organization and Pennies for Friendship funds aid foreign homemaking programs.

Rosemary Morgan Friendly Neighbors Home Bureau Unit Mary Crumlin Fikuart Naomi Baker Lyman Crumlin Roselyn Thompson Merry Sunbeams Wilma Morgan Case

Cline Families Mourn Nephew in Akron Auto Accident

Mr and Mrs Ivan Cline and Mr and Mrs Gene Cline were summoned to Akron Ohio by the death in an automobile accident of a nephew of Ivan Cline. The funeral occurred last Monday.

Ivan Cline Gene Cline Akron Ohio

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