November election very important in national stakes
The Drovers Journal editorial urges voters to recognize the high stakes of the November election. It notes how close congressional votes affected administration plans and warns that Senate and House outcomes will shape policy, including the farm bill and medical care, for years to come.
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the Drovers Journal
Chicago
Congress
Senate
House
Seth Division
Congressional
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Baptist Church Homecoming Sunday Planned at Marshall
Marshall Baptist church invites the public to its homecoming next Sunday October 24 with a noon basket dinner and 2:00 p m services featuring singing and a guest speaker. A dedication service will follow.
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Marshall Baptist Church
Birth announcements for three families in North Carolina Oklahoma
Ted R Stout of Jacksonville NC announces son Larry Wayne born October 15 weighing 6 pounds 2% ounces. Robert Graham family announces daughter Jule Kathleen born October 18 at Charleston Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces, their fourth child and first daughter. Herbert Hutchens of Dill City OK announces Brent Leon born October 6 at 12 45 PM at Baptist Hospital Cordell weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces, mother Donna Wilhoit welcomed home by siblings Vicki Cheryl and Randy.
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Ted R. Stout
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Larry Wayne
Stout
Joy Huey
Robert Graham
Charleston Community Hospital
Jule Kathleen
Herbert Hutchens
Dill City
Oklahoma
Brent Leon
the Baptist Hospital
Cordell
Donna Wilhoit
Glenn Wilhoit
Vicki
Cheryl
Randy
Thorn and Ashton Named in Fort Wayne and Terre Haute Case
Oren J. Thorn, 41, of Fort Wayne Indiana, and Jennie Ashton, 35, of Terre Haute, are identified in the report. Further details remain unreadable in the provided snippet.
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Oren J. Thorn
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Jennie Ashton
Terre Haute
IN THE ARMY NOW PHIL JUNKER REPORTS TO FT KNOX
Phil Junker formerly of Marshall has reported to Fort Knox Kentucky for six months active duty with the United States Army He is a member of the Indiana Army National Guard at Terre Haute where he lives with his wife Phyllis He graduated Marshall High School in 1958 and Indiana State in 1962 He is a Terre Haute Tribune staff member and is the son of Mr and Mrs Roland Junker Route 5 Marshall After basic training he will attend clerk typist school.
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Phil Junker
Marshall
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
United States Army
Indiana Army National Guard
Terre Haute
Phyllis
Fifth Street
Marshall High School
Indiana State
The
Terre Haute Tribune
Phil
Rolland Junker
Route 5
Cooper Chapel Revival Opens With Evangelists in Charge
Rev. James Sims and Rev. Homer Hale lead a series of meetings at Cooper Chapel Church with services every evening at seven. The general public is invited to attend.
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James Sims
Homer Hale
Cooper Chapel Church
Deaths and funeral notices from Marshall area residents
Ruth Booth Poorman 78 former Marshall resident died Tuesday in Miami Florida. She is survived by husband Arthur Jack Poorman son Edwin Booth Poorman four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Marshall Cemetery. C A Guthrie 83 died Friday at home Marshall Route 5 burial in Dunlap Cemetery. Survived by wife Mabel three sons John Alva and Everett and a daughter Vernie Deckard seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Roy Ryker 80 died Tuesday night lived with his niece Mrs Charles Bush for 19 years. survived by brother Wm Ryker of Milwaukee. Masonic service then burial at Roselawn Cemetery Terre Haute. Mrs Fannie Dunlap 87 died Tuesday at St Anathy Hospital Terre Haute wife of John Dunlap and sister-in-law Mollie Owley Jasonville Indiana. Funeral Friday at Marrs Funeral Home burial Marshall Cemetery.
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Ruth Booth Poorman
Marshall
Miami
Florida
Shera
Arthur
Jack” ‘Poorman
Edwin. Booth Poorman
Moore Funeral Home
David Hamm
Marshall Cemetery
C. A. Guthrie
James Whitkanack
E. C. Ham
Dunlap
Mr. Guthrie
Marshall Route 5
Mabel
John
Alva
el Cajon
California
Everett
Fountaintown
Indiana
Vernie Deckard
Indianapolis
Walter
Odon
Norman
Clarence
Bedford
Fannie McNabb
Ind
Eva Crawford
Dora Deckman
Freelandville
Roy Ryker
Charles Bush
Wm.Ryker
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Marshall Masonic Lodge
Roselawn
Terre Haute
Fannie Dunlap
St. Anathy Hospital
John Dunlap
Mollie Owley
Jasonville
Marrs Funeral Home
H. J. Kemp
Golden Age Club to Visit Gethsemanie White Shrine Event
The Golden Age Club will join the ladies of Gethsemanie White Shrine of Jerusalem on Saturday October 27 at 2 00 P M in the Masonic Temple with transport by calling 5237 or 14296 Note the date change.
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Golden Age Club
Gethsemanie White Shrine of
Marshall Man with Banking Firm Names Davidson Assistant VP
James R. Davidson Marshall is named assistant vice president of Amortized Mortgages Division and sales representative for Southern Illinois and Indiana at Mortgage Associates Inc. He is 43, Marshall native, married with two children, and previously held roles at Campco Division, Capac Plastics, and Chicago Moulded Products. He studied at the University of Illinois Evansville College of Commercial Law and Harvard School of Business.
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Illinois
Indiana
Davidson
Marshall
University of Illinois, Evansville College of Commercial Law
Harvard School of Business
Campco Division
Chicago Moulded Products Corporation
Capac Plastics, Inc
Local Man Wins Diploma After 48 Week Training
John Guthrie, 19, of Marshall receives a diploma for completing a 48 week training program in Controls for Automation at DeVry Technical Institute Chicago labs. J J Gershon, director, says electronics specialists have strong career prospects and opportunities.
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John Guthrie
Third Street
Marshall
Chicago
DeVry Technical Institute
J. J. Gershon
DeVry
Democrat Caravan In Clark County Sponsored Saturday
The Clark County Democratic committee sponsors two caravans of Democratic candidates on Saturday October 20. The caravan forms in Marshall at 8:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to join.
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Democrat Committee of
Clark County
Marshall
Free Chest X Ray Clinic At Marshall Courthouse
A mobile unit offers free chest X rays at the Marshall courthouse on October 23 and 24 from 10 to 11 and 2 to 5, and October 25 from 10 to 1. In West Union the service runs October 26 with the same hours, plus November 6 from 10 to 1 and 2 to 6.
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Court House
Marshall
West Union
Divorce Granted in Marshall Court Session
Judge Harry I. Hannah opened a circuit court session in Marshall Thursday. Helen K. Badger was granted a divorce from Malcolm K. Badger on grounds of desertion.
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Harry I. Hannah
Mattoon
Circuit Court
Marshall
Helen K. Badger
Malcolm K. Badger
Chamber of Commerce News Recaps Meetings and Moves
The Chamber of Commerce board met October 16 with 70 members, five more than 1961. Owen Flowers reported attending the state chamber meeting in Chicago October 4–5. Delegates discussed employment welfare public service higher education and financial trouble topics. The banquet featured C. B. Worthington of U S Steel. Next general meeting is January 14 at 8 30 p m in the high school cafeteria with dinner and program.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fred’Blundell
Owen Flowers
Blundell
Mathias
State Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
C. B. Worthington
United States Steel Corporation
Electrician Victim in Apparatus Accident at Main Street Home
Robert Mathews aged 25 years 9 months 13 days was electrocuted Thursday afternoon at his father Bert Mathews home on Main Street. A home made electrical treatment device was found on him in the front room. Miss Florence Hodge left for Detroit to visit relatives then Indianapolis and Findlay to visit kin. Mrs. Margaret Tingley of Hickory Ridge Arkansas returned home after a two month visit with Marshall area relatives accompanied by Miss Trixy Cunningham and Homer Smith.
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Robert Mathew
Bert Mathews
Main Street
Florence Hodge
Detroit
Michigan
Indianapolis
Ralph Gregory
Findlay
Ohio
Russell Hodge
Margaret Tingley
Hickory Ridge
Arkansas
Marshall
Trixy Cunningham
Homer Smith
Firehouse Responds To House Blaze In Marshall
The fire department was summoned to the home of Mrs. Isaac Frances in southwest Marshall Monday afternoon about 5 45 o clock but the blaze had gained headway making extinguishing impossible.
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Isaac Frances
Marshall
Homecoming Pep Meeting and Queen Choosen for Lions Great
Students prepare for homecoming events with a pep session tonight. Marshall and Oblong football game at 1:30 p.m. The queen Linda Hunt will be crowned at 10:15 p.m. The attendants are Gloria Simpson Twila Hunt Jeanne Forsythe and Ellen Sathre. Dress in red and white all day and night.
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Ellen Sabre
Gloria Simpson
Linda Hunt
Queen
Twila Hunt
Jeanne Forsythe
Lions
Marshall
Oblong
Linda
Hunt
Wayne Hunt
Jeanne, Forsythe
Ellen’ Sathre
Weekend Visit Highlights From Niagara Falls and West Union
Mr. and Mrs. John Amacher with daughter Betty and son Gene visited Niagara Falls New York over the weekend. Mrs. Esther Lindley and daughter Genevieve of West Union and Mrs. Grace Cooper of Covina California called Saturday afternoon on Mrs. Dr Macklin.
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John Amacher
Betty
Gene
Niagara Falls
New York
Esther Lindley
Genevieve
West Union
Grace Cooper
Covina
California
Macklin
Ten Years Ago 1952 Local Military and Community News
In 1952 Navy reports say Set. George Elbert Jeter of the marines in Korea was slightly wounded on October 6. Funeral guests from Milford and Urbana attended Mrs Moore’s son Lee’s funeral in Springfield, who died in the Philippines. Almeda Dunkel and friends toured the west via several states, noting Illinois as a favorite. John Staggs returned from Union Hospital.
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Fred Jeter
Marshall
Navy Department
Set
George Elbert Jeter
Marines
Korea
Clarence Stewart
Frances Johnson
Milford
Iowa
Lona Moore
Helen
Urbana
Robert Barrett
Moore
Lee
Springfield
Philippines
Almeda Dunkel
Bill Barker
Manford Horn
Mary Keinecke
West
Salt Lake City
Utah
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Dunkel
Illinois
Fish Population Check At Lincoln Trail State Park Lake
Illinois conservation biologists conduct a fall survey at Lincoln Trail State Park Lake near Marshall to assess growth, production, and flesh condition of largemouth bass bluegills sunfish and channel catfish. Findings guide recommendations to maintain or improve fishing conditions.
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Ilinois ‘Department of Conservation
Lincoln Trail State Park Lake
Marshall
Lincoln Trail Lake
FBLA Dinner Meeting at Marshall High School
The Future Business Leaders Club of Marshall High held a dinner and program in the school cafeteria on Monday October 15 inviting parents. About 135 attended with Miss Betty Logan presenting slides on Mexico and a formal initiation adding new members. Officers listed include Judi Miller president Betty Schafer vice president Kay Engles treasurer Carole Maurer secretary Linda King parliamentarian and Glenna Stepp reporter.
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Future Business Leaders Club
The
Marshall High School
FBLA
Betty Logan
Mexico
Judi Miller
Betty Schafer
Kay Engles
Carole Maurer
Linda King
Glenna Stepp
Lions Face Oblong Panthers In Key Conference Clash
The Marshall Lions play the Oblong Panthers in the B. I. conference clash tonight at 7 30 p m. The Lions arrive with 2 1 2 records while Oblong tied Robinson 6 6 last Friday.
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Marshall Lions
Oblong Panthers
Panthers
Lions
Robinson Maroons
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James R. Davidson
Tech
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Democrat
Chamber OF Commerce News
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Atkins
C. C. Nolan
Hankinson
North Dakota
John Hasson
Hassom, Jr
Harry LeSeure
Henry Willis
Skeeter
John Coates
P. P. Haslitt
Fort Worth
Texas
Haslitt
Dallas
John Staggs
Union Hospital
Tyler
Cincoln
John McNary
Gene Pantle
Robert Morecraft
Chas Renner
George Duran
Mike Downs
Jim Wetzel
Gale Titus
Jim Stepp
Larry Bender
Jim Mitchell
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