Senator Dirksen Receives Five Gallon Honey Gift at Bakers Exposition
Senator Everett Dirksen was presented a five gallon pail of honey by Leonard Ruckie of Bennett Industries at the Allied Trades breakfast during the 47th annual baking industry event. The gift, in a gold-decorated FDA plastic container, accompanied a plaque praising Dirksen for his eloquence. Bennett Industries is a unit of Growth International, based in Peotone, Illinois.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Peotone
Tinois
Chiaago
Leonard Ruckie
Bennett Industries, Inc
Dirksen
Allied Trades
American Bakers Association
Asociation
Everett McKinley Dirksen
America
Illinois
Bennett Industries
Growth International, Inc
Cleveland
Wallace Couple observes 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wallace mark their 50th anniversary Friday October 13 with a quiet celebration. They have a daughter Mrs Mabel Horner of Kansas, a son Leroy Wallace of Martinsville Route 2, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren in law. A card shower is planned due to both in poor health. Route 2 Martinsville Ml is the address.
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Ernest Wallace
Mabel Horner
Kansas
Leroy Wallace
Martinsville
Route 2
Marshall Frosh Soph Lions Defeat Casey 25 19
The Marshall Frosh Soph unit defeated Casey Warriors 25-19 Monday evening. Steve Setzer opened scoring with a four yard run. Jack Livvix added two TDs in the second and third periods, with a late third period 14 yard TD, while PATs were missed or failed, and Casey scored twice before the fourth quarter remained scoreless.
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Marshall Frosh-Soph
Casey Warriors
Steve Setzer
Casey
Lions
Jack Liviix
Larry Welsh
Jack Livvix
Model Misses Opens Its First Meeting at Mrs Harlow Home
The first meeting of the Model Misses was held at Mrs Doit Harlow's home on October 3. Mrs Harlow called the meeting to order and officers were elected: President Margaret Tuves, Vice President Sharon Burkybine, Secretary Linda Tingley, Treasurer Robin Fraker, Program Chairman Joyce Harlow, Recreation Leader Rhonda Fraker, Song Leader Carla Eitel, Recorder Katrina Waight, Federation Leader Sheron Burkybile, Alternate Winnie Snedeker. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harlow. The next meeting is set for October 17 at Mrs Harlow's home.
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Doit Harlow
Harlow
Margaret Tuves
Sharon Burkybine
Linda Tingley
Robin Fraker
Joyce Harlow
Rhonda Fraker
Carla Eitel
Katrina Waight
Sheron Burkybile
Winnie Snedeker
Bridge Opening Delayed on Interstate 1 Across Mississippi
The new Interstate 1 bridge over the Mississippi River between East St. Louis and St. Louis faces a postponement from October 4 due to technical problems with surfacing materials. Missouri and Illinois officials expect a later October opening to traffic.
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Mississippi River
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Open House Honors Dixon Anniversary at Marshall Home
Next Sunday October 15 a community open house honors the fortieth wedding anniversary of Ma and Mrs Burns Dixon. Hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph R Macey at their Route 2 Marshall home from 2 PM to 5 PM with Mr and Mrs Michael Macey also hosting. Friends neighbors and relatives are invited and gifts or cards are requested to be omitted.
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Burns Dixon
Joseph R. Macey
Route 2
Marshall
Michael Macey
Larry Farrell
Hill Crest Hospital
Tives
Vincennes
Indiana
Ted
Future Homemakers Honor Lewis And Stone
State Representative John W. Lewis of Marshall and Paul Stone of Sullivan received honorary membership certificates from the Future Homemakers of America Section 14 at Stewardson Strasburg High School on September 21. The award cited their support for a bill allocating state vocational funds for home economics.
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John W. Lewis
Marshall
Paul Stone
Sulivan
Homemakers of America
Stewardson-Strasburg
Llinois
Ellen Stevens
Charleston
Fifty Years Ago Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Fifty years ago in 1917 the record lists marriage licenses for Claude Huggins and Ruby Clapp in Dolson township and Lester Shanks to Edna Mae Barr of Martinsville. It reports a Fort Benjamin Harrison promotion for Dr. R A Mitchell and a Oklahoma wedding for Marie Scholfield and Fred Fawley. A local death notes Henry Millhouse found in a Clarksville cornfield after a buggy accident. также updates on military enlistments and moves to South Bend and Marshall church marriage.
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Claude C. Huggins
Marshall
Ruby C. Clapp
Dolson
R A. Mitchell
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Corps of the Army
Marie Scholfield
S. M. Scholfield
Haskell
Oklahoma
Fred Fawley
Henry Millhouse
Clarksville
Everett Clapp
Don Medsker
Charles Blundell
Dick White
Charles Trefz
Jefferson Barracks
Lester Shanks
Martinsville
Edna Mae Barr
Drew Casteel
Mildred Haugh
Toledo
Til
Edgar Schumaker
South Bend
Indiana
Charlene Montgomery
Earl LeFever
The
Christian Church
Herber Stoelting
Ruth Flowers
Three-Decade Army Veteran Honorably Discharged Returns Home
Edward J. Giffel is honorably discharged from the U S Army after three years of service and returns to Marshall from Lt. Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Ralph Weger of Marshall and Miss June Ann Stephenson of Martinsville marry in Martinsville. Marriage license issued to John Walter Connelly and Thelma Owen. Rev Walter Miller and wife announce birth of a baby boy born September 19.
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Edward J. Giffel
U. S. Army
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Marshall
Ralph Weger
June Ann Stephenson
Martinsville
John Walter Connelly
Thelma Owen
Casey
Walter Miller
Clarksville Baptist Church
Staub Waddis wed in single ring ceremony
Patricia Staub of Marshall and Robert Waddis of Casey were married October 4 at St Marys Rectory with Rev Michael Donahue officiating. The notice also lists marriage licenses and ages for several couples, and notes the death of Marshall dentist C D Mitchell at 62.
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Patricia Joan Staub
Joe Staub
Marshall
Robert Waddis
Casey
St. Mary’s Rectory
Michael Donahue
Marraige
Clifford C. Rais
Ner
Lula F. Cunningham
Robert G. Wallis
Dean Hendrix
Bettie Wallis
Alonzo Hobson
Paris
Mary Perry
C. D. Mitchell
Ten Years Ago Births and Notices Recap
Birth announcements list births for Randall Owen Sweitzer Jay Edwards Jeffrey Allen Doris Dorene Janie Lynn William Lee and Paula Lynn plus a discharge for Fred L Jeter from Albuquerque. It notes the November funeral of Cecile Coates attended by B K McNahan Robert Sink and others from DuBois and Arlington.
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Owen Sweitzer
Randall Owen
Willam Sales
Terre Haute
Jay Edwards
Jane Nicol
Doyle Bardin
Larry Allén
Paul Hollingsworth
Paula Lynn
Lewis Goekler
Charleston
Jeffrey Allen
Virgil Macke
Doris Dorene
Everett English
Janie Lynn
Raymond Lowry
William Lee
Fred L. Jeter
Albuquerque
New Mexico
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Robert Sink
Arlington
Virginia
Cecile Coates
Inflation and tax debate shadow Johnson program in Congress
Washington letter notes President Johnson faces resistance to a 10 percent surtax amid rising living costs and higher prices. Lawmakers cite wasteful spending and inflation as the trigger for budget restraint, with even allies wary of tax proposals. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Angle relocate to new Route 5 home from Zollie Arbogast residence.
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Congress
Johnson
House of Representative
Ts Departments of Labor and of Health, Education and Welfare
House
John
Labor Department
Midwest
Chicago Board of Fiducation
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
V. J. Angle
Route 5
Zollie Arbogast
Korean Children Become American Citizens in Indianapolis
Timothy Lee and Susan Elaine Nicol, adopted from Korea by Rev and Mrs. Stanley Nicol of Greencastle Indiana, were naturalized in Federal Court in Indianapolis on September 22. They joined the Nicol family five years ago through Holt adoption and attend first grade with siblings Hane and David Nicol.
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Timothy Lee
Susan Elaine
Stanley Nicol
Greencastle
Indiana
Federal Court
Indianapolis
Nicol
Holt
Hane
David Nicol
Rev Nicol
Marshall High School
John Nicol
Elm Stret
Daily Baner
Breneman Golden Wedding Open House Set
Mr and Mrs Alvan Breneman of St Mary Of The Woods Ind will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house October 15 from two to five at their home. They were married October 15 1917 in Paris by Rev Brooks. They have four children seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. All friends and neighbors invited.
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Alvan Breneman
St Mary of the Woods
Ind
Marshall
Paris
Terre Haute
Rev Brooks
Breneman
Marie Ketner
James
St Marys of the Woods
Mary Hicks
Ernestine Bunzell
North Terre Haute
Kathleen Price
Sparta
Illinois
Rams Reach Illinois State Finals in Baseball Run
The Marshall Junior High Rams defeated Carmi 2 1 and Effingham 2 0 to win sectional play at Bunker Hill and advance to the Illinois State finals. They will open at Ash Park Normal Illinois at 9 am Saturday October 14 in pursuit of one of the top four spots.
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Marshall Junior High Rams
Illinois
Carmi
Effingham
Bunker Hill
Rams
Morton, Tlinois
Ash Park
Normal
Marshall
North Central Thunderbirds blank Marshall J-V Lions 14 0
The North Central Thunderbirds beat the Marshall J-V Lions 14 0 in a game marked by a second half surge. North Central moved to 6 straight wins and remains undefeated in their first football season. a blocked punt set up the first score and a 58 yard TD run sealed victory.
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North Central Thunderbirds
Marshall
Thunderbirds
Young Lions
Thunderbird
Lions
Deaths in Marshall area include Maude Liffick and Clara Miller
Maude Liffick 89 formerly Route 2 Marshall died at Atkins Nursing Home Charleston at 10 00 a m Tuesday. Survived by three daughters and five sons with 37 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Marrs Funeral Home with Rev H W We mp officiating and Marshall Cemetery interment. Clara Miller 67 died Monday at her Route 1 Marshall home. Survived by husband Arthur two daughters Marilyn Maurer and Betty Kunere, son Arthur, six sisters, one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral at Moore Funeral Home with Rev H V Johnson officiating, burial in Marshall Cemetery. Memorial Christian Church service planned with Pleasant Hill Christian Church at opening service. all invited.
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Maude Liffick
Marshall
Atkins Nursing Home
Charleston
Agnes Seeburger
Terre Haute
Cecil Spires
Betty Myers
Paris
Sam H Liffick
Buffalo
New York
Thomas
Springfield
Missouri
Lawrence
Redman
Illinois
Chelsea
Walter Liffick, Jr
Carmi
Tll
Clara Miller
Lyman Reed Wins at Round Lake Minnesota
The Washington Globe reports Lyman Reed owner of a horse that won a Madison race. The purse for the winner was $700.
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Lyman Reed
Round Lake, Minnesota
Washington, Minnesota
Globe
Madison
Wisconsin
John Reed
Marshall
Nebraska
REACT Radio Club Meeting in Terre Haute
The Wa bash Valley REACT Club meets Sunday October 15 at VFW Lodge Post 972 on South 13 Street near Wabash Avenue in Terre Haute. All interested CR'ers are invited.
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Wabash Valley R.e.act Club
VFW
South 13 Street
Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute
Cr'ers
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Stone
Coles County
FHA
John North
Betsey Yeley
Suzette Martin
Linda, Wilt
Faye Douglas
DeAnn Lawrence
Karen Koutsoumpas
Patty Stanfield
Betty Austin
Linda Beltz
Patty McConchie
Janet Clapp
Washington
WM. Springer
High School Rams
Marshall J-V Lions
North Central
Memorial Christian Church
Sycamore Street
Marshall, St
Russell Wittmer
Pleasant Hill
Calvin Smith Christian Church
React Radio Club Meeting
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