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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1957

Page

3

Seventh Annual Hereford Sale at Martinsville Fairgrounds

Tomorrow in Martinsville Illinois a sale of fifty eight purebred Hereford cattle including 11 bulls and 58 females will be held with show at 9:00 a.m. and sale at 12:00 noon Central. Buyers are urged to attend for proven horned and polled blood lines from breeders like Lauree Renner Paul McClure William Sporer Elmer Schwartz and others across Illinois.

Martinsville Lauree Renner Marshall Paul McClure Newton William Sporer Elmer Schwartz Ben H. Emrich Casey Tl. Co J. Willingham Arcola Rincker Hereford Farms Strausburg Illinois John Macey & Sons Miller Hereford Farms Toledo J. A. Wiyatt &Son John C.thompson Rhoden Herefords Ashmore William Roll, Jr Brocton O. B, Davis & Sons Patoka Harry Nave Annapolis

Scout Fund Drive Kickoff Meeting Sets 1957 Qutoa Goal

Chairman Robert H. Denny asks all fund drive workers parents scouting officials and committee members to attend the annual kickoff at 7:30 p.m. Monday October 14 at the Marshall Scout Building. Bring friends and relatives to boost the 1957 quota.

Robert H. Denny Marshall Scout Building

Herschel Short Killed in Indiana

Highland resident Herschel Short is reported killed in Indiana according to early newspaper detail. The brief item notes the death of a local individual with limited context in the fragment.

Herschel Short Indiana Herachel Short Highland, Ind

Ear of yellow corn impresses Herald office

Linton brought an exceptionally nice ear of yellow corn to the Herald office on Tuesday. He stated he has forty acres of the same kind of corn.

Linton Herald Office

Birth Announcements From Terre Haute and Nearby Areas

A series of birth notices from Union Hospital and area facilities records new arrivals. Names include Randall Owen, Jay Edward Sales, Larry Allen Rardin, Paula Lynn Hollingsworth, Jeffrey Allen Goekler, Doris Dorene Gockler, Janie Lynn English, Vicki Ann Dill, and William Dee Lowry, with corresponding weights and dates.

County Cancer Drive Grants Total Large Illinois Sums

Grants totaling 391 085 have been made by the Illinois Division of the American Cancer Society to support research education and service statewide. Clark County Chapter receives 525 for 1957 1958 program including 315 for public education and 210 for the home care service program. The net Clark County proceeds were 3 435 66 with Fred Abel hospitalized Wednesday.

Illinois American Cancer Society Charles Crumlin Clark County Learned Cancer Crusade Costa of Visiting Nurse Association Ine ‘Tlinois Museum of ‘Science and Industry RR Chicago Council New York University Memorial Hospital Northwestern University Passavant Memorial Hospital Michael Reese Hospital Visiting Nurse Association of Chicago Mllinois Division Mercy Hospital Central Service Chicago St. Bernard's Hospital

Terre Haute Man Sells Stove After Herald Ad Find

A Terre Haute man advertised for a Malleable Range stove. The stove was found about 12 miles southeast of Marshall, then sold by the owner before mid afternoon. A separate apartment ad led to a rental within 80 minutes after 4:30 p.m. The Herald offers to handle buying selling renting or giving away notices.

Terre Haute Herald Marshall the Herald

Marriages and notices from Jamestown Exposition region

Frank Greenough wed in Virginia while Robert Van Pelt and Maude Veach married locally. Marriage licenses listed pairing Oscar Warriner with Serena Garver and Roscoe Deverick with Letha Chapman. Andrew Kealer celebrated his 40th birthday with neighbors.

Frank Greenough Virginia Robert van Pelt Auburn’ S Maude Veach Dolson’ ‘Township Judge Snavely Vis John van Pelt W. L. Veach Leonemriede Dolson Township Oscar L Warriner Parker Township

Forty Years Ago 1917 Training Camp Departures

Company A of the 5th regiment from Casey numbered 108 strong left yesterday for a training camp in Houston Texas aboard Clark Hall. A 9 year old boy from Darwin fell in a schoolyard injuring a knee cap. Marriage licenses granted include Archie O Craig with Elsie C Bennett both of Martinsville township Chester A Gul with May Elizabeth Gul both of Casey Myles Darwin township Milton D Kelley Hagel Dell and Nora Voorhies of Caney Ora Hunter will go to Tulsa Oklahoma soon to take a position with an oil company.

Sth Casey Houston Texas Clark Hall Darwin Archie O Craig Elsie C. Bennett Martinsville Township Chester A May Elizabeth’ Gul Re “Nickles Yea We Sand Mary

Baby arrivals and local notices in Marshall area

Thirty years ago 1927 reports Henry Murphy and Lonie Hunter families welcoming baby boys. A Women's Club is planned by Marshall women. The Danville Consistory Band, 75 pieces, performs Sunday in Marshall. Keystone Cafe changes hands to Purcy Stanfield and C W Hornbrook. Elsie Claypool and Reuben J R Tingley wed in Charleston.

Henry Murphy Auburn Lonie Hunter Dolson Township Joseph Samford Marshall Danville Purcy Stanfield C. W. Hornbrook Keystone Cafe John Mullen Elsie M. Claypool Reuben JR. Tingley Charleston

Amateur Painting Contest Announced by Illinois Association

The Illinois Agricultural Association and Clark County Farm Bureau invite amateur artists and family members to enter original works for a chance to win up to 250 dollars. Ten prizes include five of 50 dollars. paintings displayed at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago November 10–14 during the I A A annual meeting. Entries due November 1 at the Clark County Farm Bureau office.

The Illinois Agricultural Association Clark County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Sherman Hotel Chicago Clark County Farm Bureau Don Endsley Martinsville Marshall

Grace Adams 82 Marshall resident dies at Union Hospital

Mrs Grace Adams age 82 of Marshall died Wednesday afternoon at 4 00 PM at Union Hospital Terre Haute She is survived by Otis her husband a daughter Alice Adams of Terre Haute two sons Fred W Adams and John W Adams both of Marshall two brothers H W Evinger and Dode Evinger of West Terre Haute eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Services will be held at 2 00 PM Saturday at Moore Funeral Home Marshall with Rev Robert Swain officiating Burial will be in Marshall cemetery. Mrs Wilhelmina Blough Roy Nydren of Denver and Mrs George Allan of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Walter Craig Tuesday afternoon.

Grace,Adams Marshall Union Hospital Terre Haute Otis Alice Adams Fred W .Adams John W. Adams H. W Evinger Dode Evinger West Terre Haute Indiana Moore Funeral Home Robert Swain Marshall Cemetery

Death of Floyd Jackson Near Marshall Sparks Attention

Twenty years ago in 1937 Floyd Jackson living southwest of Marshall near Alright with his father Lee M. Jackson was found dead on his father's farm Saturday about noon. Rudolph Kuhn, 79, died at his home in Marshall last Friday. Norma Rose Baggs, 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Baggs, died early Tuesday north of Marshall. Hamilton Cooper, 61, died early Saturday morning. Community notices include a miscellaneous shower for LeRoy Lamb and Richard Miller and a birth announcement for Barbara Ann English in Granite City. Death of Abraham Schumaker, age 197, at Seattle. body brought to Marshall for burial.

Floyd Jackson Marshall Alright Lee M. Jackson Ross Berner LeRoy Lamb Richard Miller Robert English Granite City Barbara Ann Robert Robinson Ernst Abraham Schumaker Seattle Washington Rudolph Kuhn Norma Rose Baggs Alex Baggs Hamilton Cooper

Ten Years Ago 1947 Obituaries And Marriage Licenses

Dr. C D Mitchell of Marshall died Friday of last week. Harold Lee Hoggatt age 21 son of Elmer and Mrs Hoggatt of Auburn was killed Thursday morning about 7 on a train en route to school in Peoria. Marriage licenses issued to Clifford Raisner 33 and Lulu Cunningham 33 both of Marshall. Robert Wallis 21 Casey and Patricia Staub 18 Marshall. Dean Hendrix 21 Marshall and Betty Wallis 19 Marshall.

C. D. Mitchell Marshall Harold Lee Hoggatt Elmer Hoggatt Auburn Peoria Clifford Raisner Lulu F. Cunningham Marshall Robert G.wallis Casey Patricia Joan Staub Dean Hendrix Betty Wallis

Homecoming Rally Day at Marshall Christian Church

The annual Homecoming and Rally Day is set for Sunday October 13 at Marshall Christian Church. Bible school 9 30 morning worship 10 15 with the Lord's supper and a basket dinner at noon. Afternoon program 1 30 features Rev Robert Taylor from Terre Haute and special music by the American Legion Auxiliary Choir. Evening service 7 30 with a chart sermon Where Are the Dead. General public invited.

Marshall Christian Church Bible School American Legion Auxiliary Choir Marshall Robert Taylor Dean Avenue

Home Bureau Wooded Decatur Tour By Charter Bus

Clark Center Home Bureau unit and Martinsville Day Unit members plus guests toured Decatur Michigan by chartered bus on Tuesday. They visited Beatrice Food Co Purity Baking Co and Millikin University campus and toured WTVP TV Station.

Clark Center Home Bureau Martinsville Decatur Beatrice Food Co Purity Baking Co Unitedee Millikin University Home Economica’ Department Wtvp-Tv Clark Center Cecile Church Mabel Burkett Ethel Fraker Nettle Beachout Mona Kelley Chalice Gard Grace Richey Vada Shaffner Frieda ,Morgan Stella Cox Clara Bertram Hattie Fitch Ethel Hainley Mildred Kitchen Matilda Hill Lena Stricklett Edna Rowe Thelma Stultz Myrtle Morgan Linda Beachout Scattering Grove Helen Feneton Grace Fitziarrald Alta Cook Neoma Cartright Alma Reely Jerny Stephenson

Rotary Club views A Story of People and Progress film

The Rotary Club screened A Story of People and Progress featuring John Daly at Mecca Cafe. Hugh Johnson of The Ohio Oil Company introduced the film highlighting oil industry research spending and the Moscow service station sequence contrasting government controlled pricing with free industry choice. Produced by The Armorican Petroleum Institute.

Moscow Armorican Petroleum Institute

Revival Services at Oliver Church Begin October 14

Revival services will be held at Oliver Methodist Church from October 14 to 27 starting at 7:00 each evening. Ray Murphy was taken to Union Hospital Monday night for emergency treatment and observation.

Fred Abel Union Hospital Oliver Church Oliver Methodist Church Ocoek Ray Murphy

Community C-2 Teachers This School Year

Marshall Community Unit C-2 lists seventy one teachers and administrators for 1957 58. Eighteen hold Masters degrees thirty three have Bachelor degrees and twenty are pursuing BS degrees. The piece emphasizes teachers as crucial to early education and nation building urging wisdom loyalty and responsibility from educators.

Marshall Community Unit C-2

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hereford Owen Sweitzer Randall Owen Denise Elaine William Sales Jay Edward Sales Jane Nicol Doyle Rardin Larry Allen Rardin Kay Pennington Paul Hollingsworth Paula Lynn Hollingsworth Frances Cutright Lewis Goekler Jeffrey Allen Ralph Gockler Virgil Macke Doris Dorene Everett English Janie Lynn Charles Dill Tolano Vicki Ann Charles Laura Dill Raymond Lowry Paris Hospital William Dee Meg Wilhelmina Blough Roy Nydren Denver Colorado George Allan Walter Craig Christian Church Rally Home Bureau Tingley Charles Pruictt Ralph Goekler Nyva Will Stevens
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