Lions Dominate Palestine in 47 to 15 Victory
Marshall's grid team delivered its best offensive show of the season, remaining undefeated with a 47 to 15 win over Palestine in a junior East Indiana Conference matchup. Stover, Clouse, and Macke sparked scoring while Gale Titus anchored a stingy defense holding Palestine to 15 rushing yards.
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Marshall Grid
Palestine
Lions
Manny Stover
Larry Macke
Gene Pantle
Jack Clouse
Marshall
Stover
Clouse
Jim Bishop
Gale Titus
Wilson
Acton
Charleston
Paris
Republican Rally Planned for Tuesday at Melrose
A Republican rally is scheduled for next Tuesday October 16 at 7 30 p m at Melrose with district and county candidates attending refreshments to be served. W W Valentine administrative assistant to the state treasurer will speak at Trinity Church in Marshall Oct 14 at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m on men s day services.
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Melrose
United Brethren Men of
Trinity Church
Marshall
W. W
Woody) Valentine
Valentine
Springfield
Christ
Willis O. Simpson
Chest X-Ray Unit to Visit Clark County
The white chest x-ray unit bus will tour Clark County from October 22 to November 7 offering free chest x rays to adults over 30 and those with a positive tuberculin skin test. The survey is sponsored by the Clark County Tuberculosis Association with a campaign to renew the Tuberculosis Care and Treatment Excess Tax Law.
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Clark County
Clark County, Tuberculosis Association
Marshall P T A Plans Savings Stamp Drive and Scholar ship Vote
The Marshall P T A board met October 3 in the South school library and agreed to sponsor a savings stamp program starting soon. An October general meeting will include a panel on special education with Aaron Gray of Mattoon and teachers Dale Davis and Don McNary, plus performances by The Marshallaires. Miss Carrie Behner and George Smitley are patients at Union Hospital.
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Marshall P. T. A
South School
Miss Carpenter Retires After 44 Years With Wabash Line
Miss Mary Carpenter began with the Wabash Telephone Company on June 11 1918, worked unpaid until August 1, entered on payroll, and retired September 1 1962 after 44 years 2 months of service. Her first wage was 6 1/2 cents an hour. A farewell picnic honored her with a wrist watch as sixty friends attended at the Boy Scout building at the fairground.
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Mary Carpenter
Wabash Telephone Company
Miss Carpenter
Lee Bosecker
Mt. Carmel
Jess Albin
Eula Penchey
Thelma Humrhhouse
Julie Crum
Francis Hollingsworth
R. Nafziger
Roy Kirby, Jr
Henry Lutz
Isabelle Brown
Charles Burgett
Paris
Roy Davis
Fred Strohm
Ralph Jones
Ethel Wood
Martinsville
Maxine Beltz
Margaret Bohn
Norma Wilhoit
Shirley Nickles
Shirley Craig
Doris Beltz
Bertha Milton
Beverly Siverly
Mabel Heatherly
Charles Gamm
Terry
Marian Claypool
Anna B. Cooper
Gertrude Elston
Sandra Lewis
Rose Ewbank
Rhoda Carpenter
Myrt White
Jewell Vanoven
Lois Jones
R. B. Vanmeter
Donald B. Sams
Donny
Marshall
Howard Froman
Chrisman
Great granddaughter born to Breneman family
Mr and Mrs Alva Breneman of Marshall announce the birth of their great granddaughter Sherilyn Kay on September 27 weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces Mrs Hays is the former Sharon Lee Price Grandparents are Forest Price of Salem and Henry Hays of Odin Mr and Mrs Dale McConchie announce a daughter born October 6 at Union Hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces Taressa Lynn The mother is Judy Kannmacher daughter of Ray Kannmacher This is their first child
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Alva Breneman
Marshall
Sherilyn Kay
Dale McConchie
Union Hospital
Taressa Lynn
Judy Kannmacher
Ray Kannmacher
Clark County 4-H Federation Discusses Fall Show Plan
The September Clark County 4-H Federation meeting at Lincoln Trail Park covered the Clark County Fall Show set for November 10 in Marshall high school gym. The public is invited. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Robert Luse and family moved to Monacaqua where he will serve as Christian church minister.
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Clark County
Lincoln Trail
Marshall High School
Robert Luse
Moneaqua
The
Christian Church
Old Settlers Reunion and Local Notes in Marshall
The Marshall community held a successful old settlers reunion at the court house yard with a Methodist banquet. Trank Greenough returned from California. infant births and weddings are noted, plus county pavement work by state highwaymen with asphalt. An anniversary and upcoming marriages are announced, and residents relocate to Washington for the winter.
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Terre Hautes
James Finn
John McMurray
Ww. Messimer
Dan O'Neal
J. G. “Moye
John M. Coldren
Tama
Towa
California
Arizona
Angel
Glen ‘Smittley
Washington, D. C
Smitley
Snyder area notes Thirty Years Ago 1932
Kenneth Carpenter, foster son of Mr and Mrs Palmer Cornwell of Snyder, won a University of Illinois scholarship covering four years tuition and fees valued at 350 dollars. Will Huffington and Pete Whaley injured when a buggy was struck by a car on Route 1 north of Marshall. Mrs Henry Bohn’s home southeast of Snyder destroyed by fire. Mr and Mrs Walter Craig traveling to Findlay Ohio for two weeks and a separate trip with men to the eastern states.
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Kenneth Carpenter
Palmer Cornwell
Snyder
University of Ilinois
Kenneth
Will Huffington
Route 3
Marshall
Pete Whaley
Route 1
Henry Bohn
Walter Craig
Findlay
Ohio
H. B. Tippin
Morrell Frazier announce birth of daughter Vickie Ann
Twenty years ago in 1942 Mr and Mrs Morrell Frazier announced the birth of a daughter named Vickie Ann at Union Hospital Terre Haute The child weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces and was born Sunday afternoon Mrs Frazier was formerly Miss Victorine Moninger.
Ten Years Ago Births and Visits in Marshall Notes
Ten years ago in 1952 Mr and Mrs James Pellum announced the birth of a 6 pound 12 ounce daughter Lean na Gayle born Friday at Union Hospital They also have daughter Vicki Lynn Cpl Dale Norton arrived home for a 30 day Korea leave before reporting to Camp Custer Michigan He is the son of Mrs Elizabeth Norton Mrs Elizabeth Faullmer of Sacramento California arrived in Marshall for a visit with cousins Ken W Goekler and Mrs Robert Babcock.
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James Pellum
Union Hospital
Leanna Gayle
Vicki Lynn
Cpl
Dale Norton
Korea
Camp Custer
Michigan
Elizabeth Norton
Elizabeth Faullmer
Sacramento
California
Marshall
Ken W. Goekler
Robert Babcock
Lions Club activities highlight October community drive
Lions clubs of Marshall plan a white cane tag sale on the 12th and 13th led by Gen Matts sight committee chair man. They note past aid including glasses and Leader Dogs for the blind and urge public support. Plans include Halloween party support, safety patrol caps, trash cans for streets, and 1963 changes.
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Lions Clubs
Nurses of
Marshall
Gen ’Matts
Gene
Lions of
Hallowe’ En Party
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Jones
Joe Staub
Carl Claypool
Harold Kemp
Dave Hamm
Ministerial
Earl Sumption
Community Betterment Committee
Ferris
Marshall Streets
Russell Junkfer
Lion
Bush
Marshall Woman's Club Holds Meeting Monday
The Marshall Woman's Club met October 8 at the Methodist church with two new members welcomed. The president, Mrs. Omar Blankenship, presided. An art department was formed affiliating with the Marshall Civic Woman's Club. A program by St Marys of the Woods College drama students was given and the need for a new school discussed by School Superintendent Mrs. David Hammang. The club chose not to sponsor local newspaper ads on a controversial issue and celebrated the annual birthday party with refreshments.
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Marshall Woman’s Club
Methodist Church
Arnold Olsen
Allen Kile
Omar Blankenship
Marshall Civic Woman's ‘Club
Omar. Blankenship
St. Marys-of-the-Woods College
David Hammang
Paul Arney
Zollie Arbogast
Frank Archer
Allen Bartlett
Nash couple returns from Boulder Junction gift shop
Mr and Mrs Heber Nash have returned from Boulder Junction Wisconsin after the summer operating a gift shop there.
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Heber Nash
Boulder Junction
Wisconsin
No More Tax Caravan Tours Marshall Illinois
A G O P No More Tax caravan with a sound truck began in Springfield and moved through Marshall Robinson Newton Effingham and Flora to oppose new tax laws. Petitions for voters accompanied the truck along with cars for state and district candidates.
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Marshall
Dinois
Springfield
Sten
Robinson
Newton
Effingham
Flora
Deaths of Elsie Thompson and Infant Jon Black
Notices report the deaths of Elsie Ivale Thompson 54 of Marshall and Jon William Black 8 weeks old in Augsburg Germany. Elsie was survived by husband Ralph and multiple siblings with services held in Charleston and Marshall. burial at Herrican Cemetery. Jon Black’s parents and siblings mourned with funeral at Marrs Funeral Home and burial in Houst Cemetery.
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Elsie Ivale Thompson
Route 2
Marshall
Ralph Thompson
Elba
Nolan Scott
Charleston
Illinois
C. L. Simmons
Maxine Veach
Belva Day
Racine
Wisconsin
Marts
Lewis
Ilinois
Herrican Cemetery
Jon William Black
Augusburg
Germany
Jon Black
Kelli
Cheryle Black
Frank Barnett
Paris
Mel Black
Elmhurst
Ill
Faye M. Potter
Garner
Iowa
Roy Potter
St John's Lutheran Church
Town
Miller fiftieth wedding anniversary open house
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday afternoon October 21 at 647 Jackson St Martinsville.
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Ben Miller
Jackson St
Martinsville
State Senator Opposes Amendment Blue Ballot
Mrs. Lottie Holman ONeal of Downers Grove Illinois, state senator from the 41st district, argues against the amendment on November 6. She cites tax increases to fund a proposed court system, loss of local control, centralization of power in the Supreme Court Chief Justice, and life tenure fears via Yes and No ballot.
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Lottie Holman O'Neal
Downers Grove
Illinois
Supreme Court
Marshal High School breaks record by magazine sales
The 1962 63 graduating class of Marshal High School sold subscriptions totaling 2308 dollars and 82 cents, setting a school record. Creta Morgan was top seller and Donnetta Bland second. The class thanks the public for cooperation.
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Marshal High School
Marshall
Creta
Morgan
Donnetta Bland
Marriage Licenses Reported In Illinois and Indiana
Earl R. Cox 20 of Philo Illinois and Donna M. Juday 18 of Philo Illinois listed for license. Edwin B. Young 47 of Kokomo Indiana and Iva Nell Frye 39 of Kokomo Indiana listed. Billy M. Barger 26 of Robinson Illinois and Dorothy N. Hamilton 35 of Robinson Illinois listed.
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Earl Roger Cox
Philo
Ilinois
Donna May Juday
Edwin B. Young
Kokomo
Ind
Iva Nell Frye
Billy Mart Barger
Robinson
Iinois
Dorothy N. Hamilton
New Case in Circuit Court Lorene Thomas V Alan Thomas
The circuit court records a divorce complaint filed by Lorene Thomas against Alan Thomas. The document names parties connected to the case while detailing unrelated local notices including a funeral attendance and a hospital patient.
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Lorene Thomas
Alan Thomas
Future Nurses Club Drives Regional Sight Aid Fundraiser
The Marshall Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Ruth Kemp, partners with the Marshall Lions Club to raise funds October 12 and 13 for the Sight Conservation Program and Blind Aid. A headquarters will be provided, and locals are urged to donate through cannisters in businesses during October 18 to 18.
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Ner
Sonja Jensen
Lauren Turner
Karen Morgan
Susan Fash
Pearl Kirchner
Barbara Lashbrook
Vicki Pellum
Marilyn Harper
Janet Thompsson
Jeanne Stepp
Portia Kuhn
Future Nurses Club
Marshall Schools
RuthiKemp
Future Nurses
Marshall Lions Club
Lions Club
Lion Joe Moschenrose
Tthe Sight Committee
Future
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Fadiay Night
Republcan
T. A. News
Carrie Behner
George Smitley
Edge Ai A Eeha
Troy Rosealne
Charles W. Wright
West Union
Indianapolis
C. C. Pack
Clyde Pack
Atlanta
Harry Imle
Lawton
Oklahoma
Marshall Woman's Club
John Staggs
Christine
Len Volk
Dale Reely
Carrol Ellington
Wilbur Taylor
Ralph Delp
Clarence Myers
Marjorie Remlinger
Warren Smith
John Guthrie
Paula Volk
Kay Nalley
Vandalia
Charles Clapp
Paris Hospital
Kay Engles
Kay Leasure
Kathy Coldren
Susan Turner
Joyce Prusett
Beverly Murphy
Mary Ann Minnich
Vicky Adams
Betty Roberts
Peggy Garner
Joe Moschenrose
Ruth Kemp
Janice Morton
Mary Rackhaus
Patsy Morris
Glenna Stepp
Ella Yeley
Joyce Scott
Connie Lawrence
Patti Hensley
Patty Gallington
Carol Simpson
Creta Morgan
Dorothy Hoppingarner
Janie Pearce
Cindy Smitley
Judy Tur
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