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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1965

Page

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Marshall Fall Festival Announces September 10 11

Marshall announces its annual Fall Festival on Friday September 10 and Saturday September 11 events begin with a 4 PM street carnival Friday and run to midnight Saturday Highlights include an auction of new merchandise Friday at 7 PM a teenage dance at 9 PM Saturday events start with Indian ceremonies at 12 30 PM a parade at 2 PM bands antique cars horses and 25 trophies 4 PM Lions Club chicken Bar B Q 7 30 PM concert 5 00 6 00 PM cake walk 7 PM western square dance and a Zenith console color TV draw all events carried by closed circuit TV via General Telephone Co and open to all residents

Marshall Lions Club Jackson Township

Marshall Lions Begin Season With Soap Game

The Marshall Lions opened preparation for the 1966 season with 83 candidates turning out. A soap game at Lion field on September 2 drew admittance via a soap bar for charity, as coaches Bennett and Veltri reported strong early progress and noted ten varsity lettermen and promising underclassmen. Season tickets and pocket schedules are available from players and coaches.

Marshall Lions Lions Lion Field O’colck Marshall Bennett Veltri Waugh McNeill Frosh

Spires Gas Station Burglary Arrests After Tuesday Entry

Ron ald Hargis formerly of Marshall and Jack Vaughn were arrested about 2:00 a.m. Wednesday after breaking glass in the grease room and entering Spires Gas Station on US 40 northwest of Marshall Tuesday night. They were found in the Davis Cafe in Casey and slated for a hearing the next Wednesday September 8 at Clark county jail.

Spires New US Marshall Ronald Hargis Jack Vaughn Clark County Davis Cafe Casey

Local Graduates Reach Milestones At Eastern Illinois University

Sharon Sue Bohn, daughter of Fred O. and Mrs. Bohn of Broadlands, Illinois, completes her Bachelor of Science in elementary education and music at Eastern Illinois University after student teaching. She earned Who's Who recognition and the Livingston C. Lord Scholarship as a top junior in elementary education. Her sister Sheryl is a sophomore at Eastern Illinois. In a separate incident, Gerry Henderson, Harry Caivir Custer, Joe Drum, and others broke into Leroy McCammon's home in Lower Waba Township near Marshall, taking guns, a chain saw, and flashlights. They were arrested by Vigo County officers. Henderson drew nine months at Vandalia Penal Farm, Dunn three months, and Custer two years probation with 90 days to serve in jail.

Sharon Sue Bohn Fred O. Bohn Marshall Broadlands Illinois Eastern Ilinois University Charleston Bohn Livingston C. Lord Sheryl Eastern Gerry Henderson Harry Caivir Custer Joe Drum Terre Haute Leroy McCammon Lower Waba Vigo Courit Pearce Henderson Joe Dunn Jack Custer Clark County

Marshall PTA Names 1965 Scholarship Winner Tony Cork

Tony Cork is the Marshall PTA scholarship award winner for 1965. He ranks in the upper fourth of his class and will enter the teaching profession after graduating. Tony will enroll at Wabash College in Crawfordsville Indiana this fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Rex Cork of 906 Cedar Street Marshall.

Tony Cork Marshall Pta Marshall Tony Wabash College Crawfordsville Indiana Rex Cork Cedar Street

Cub Pack 81 Holds Hike and Bobcat Inductions

Cub Pack 81 led by Den Mothers enjoyed a Lincoln Trail outing with 52 scouts families and guests. Joe Curtis officiated the Pack meeting in Palestine Illinois with group singing and six new Bobcats honored along with Lion and Bear and silver and gold arrowpoints awarded to several members.

Lincoln Trail State Park Joe Curtis Palestine Illinois Greg Swisher Mike Marvin Peter Dixon van Snedeker Harold Guthrie Gary Huey Randy Beltz Jim Pearce Tad Wells Bob English Tom Deahl

Freedom Homecoming Held Next Sunday

Freedom Homecoming is planned for Sunday September 5 with a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program. Danny Arbuckle, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Arbuckle, returned last Saturday from Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Mrs John Weir, former Marshall resident, is a patient at St Marys Hospital in Decatur. Mrs Harry Matten is a surgical patient in Union Hospital Terre Haute, room 333.

Freedom Danny Arbuckle Union Hospital Terre Haute Dan Warren Arbuckle John Weir Marshall St Mary’s Hospital Decatur Harry Matten

Marshall Teachers in District C-2 Plan for 1965 66

The Marshall Community Unit School District C-2 outlines 1965 66 staffing and enrollment: 82 teachers and 4 administrators, total enrollment about 1755 students K12. District covers 21.5 square miles with 7,000 people. 1964 assessed value 23 726 622 dollars. Thirteen new faculty members will teach from Indiana State University Keene State College Southwest Missouri State Eastern Illinois University and Milwaukee State Teachers College.

Marshall Community School C-2 Marshall Community Unit School C-2 State Department of Public Instruction Marshall Schools Indiana State University Keene State College Southwest Missouri State Eastern Illinois University Milwaukee State Teachers College

Selective Service Notices Preinduction Exams Set

Clark County Selective Board schedules fourteen registrants for preinduction armed forces physical examination on September 29, 1965. Registrants include Daiane P. Garver and Marshall Gordon L. Cannady.

Selective Service News U S. Army Daiane P. Garver Marshall Gordon L. Cannady Clark County Selective Board Armed Forces

Choice Making session announced for Martinsville

Clark County Home Adviser invites residents to a September 30 meeting on choosing wisely at 7 30 p m in the ASCS office basement Martinsville Miss Jeanne Hafstron from the University of Illinois extension staff will lead The Clark County Homemakers extension Association sponsors the event admission is free Enrollment closes September 17 with a minimum of 26 attendees needed to hold the session Watch this column for updates

ASCS Martinsville Jeanne Hafstron University of Ilinois Extension Clark County Homemakers Extension Association Clark County Home Adviser Marshall

Casey Company Guard Duty at Murphysboro Trial

The Casey military company was sent to Murphysboro for guard duty at the trial of Joseph Deberry the Negro accused of murdering Mrs James H Martin Deberry confessed to killing the woman and was sentenced to be hanged Marriage license John Fain Jr Casey and Marie Biggs Cumberland county H A Baughman and Elsie D Gossett both of Casey

Casey Military Company Murphysboro Joseph Deberry James H. Martin Deerry John Fain, Jr. Casey Marie Biggs Cumberland County H. A. Baughman Elsie D. Gossett Casey

Marriage Licenses and Legion Honors in Illinois

Weldon Dix and Hattie L Clements of West York obtain a marriage license. Don Lichenberger of Darwin township marries Neema Bowen of Darwin. Capt Arthur Poorman recently moved from Marshall to Chicago Heights is honored at the state American Legion convention in Quincy and elected as one of four Junior vice command ers. Mr and Mrs Harold Forsythe announce the arrival of a baby girl Nadine born Sunday morning.

Weldon Dix West York Hattie L Clements Don Lichenberger Darwin Township Neema Bowen Darwin Arthur Poorman Marshall Chicago Heights The American Legion Quincy Illinois Harold Forsythe Nadine

Thirty Years Ago 1935 Local Notices

Marriage licenses issued Forest F Robin son Marshall and Naomi Myles Marshall. Frank Barrett announces the arrival of a 9 pound baby boy last Thursday. Fenton Cole displays a 12 foot tall corn stalk at Cole & Cole building. Pythian Theatre patrons see Gene McCormick, Marshall’s trombonist, now with a New York orchestra. Harlem, New York, has the nation's largest negro population. Since Jan 1 1934, 22 banks insured and 51 uninsured have closed.

Forest F Robinson Marshall Naomi Myles Marshall Frank Barrett Fenton Cole Cole & Cole la Cole Johnson Township Pythian Theatre Lvening

Twenty Years Ago-1945 Incidents and Notices

Eph Hawkins, 73, was struck Sunday night about 10 o clock at Clarksville by an unknown driver. Marriage licenses issued to Forrest Hughes and Anna Higdon. Shanks and Marie Johnson. James Polk and Helen Carnover. Pfc Harold T Craig and Mrs Craig announce the birth of son Jerry Stephen born August 25. J C Waller of Hickory Ridge announces marriage of daughter Eva to Willis Phillips of Marshall.

Eph Hawkins Clarksville Forrest Hughes Akron Ohio Anna Higdon Casey Lowell BE. Shanks Martinsville Marie Johnson Casey James W Polk Westfield Helen F. Carnover Goodland Kansas Harold T. Craig Italy Craig North Michigan Avenue Jerry Stephen J. C. Waller Hickory Ridge Arkansas Marshall Eva Willis Phillips

Clark County 4-H Barbecue in Martinsville Sept 4

Clark County 4-H plans the 17th annual barbecue in Martinsville at the American Legion and Fire House. Two-thousand meals will be served in two shifts with beef from Blue ribbon steers and support from local banks and companies. Proceeds support county 4-H club programs.

Clark County Martinsville American Legion and Fire House Bob G Stephen Fred Bright Frank Martin Terre Haute Martinsville State Bank R. W Electronic Sep and Clark Service Company Agriculture Club Warren Runds

Patton’s Third Army unit ships to Pacific Islands

Pvt. James Blundell, stationed in California, sends word to his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Blundell that his division is leaving for the Pacific Islands. Ernest Gibbons of Marshall and Mrs Bessie Knowles of Terre Haute wed at the Christian parsonage on Saturday August 18, officiated by Rev G W Gibson.

Births and marriages from Martinsville and West Union

Births announced for Martha Ellen Wal lace on August 21 and Susan Flaine born last Friday to Leon Garner. Darrell James, James Dale born last Monday to Raymond Spires in Torrance California. Mrs Emma Reynolds of West Union reports the marriage of her daughter Mary to William Marvin of West Union on Sunday September 4. Marriage licenses listed for James Gab bard and Vern McMahan. Jack Fasig and Marolyn Kammacher, both Martinsville.

Virgil Wallace, Jr Route 4 Martinsville Martha Ellen Leon Garner Susan Flaine Raymond Spires Torrance California Darrell James James Dale Emma Reynolds West Union Mary William E. Marvin George M. Marvin

City Council Approves Insurance Renewal and Street Repairs

Mayor Wayne Pennell called a special council meeting on August 23 with all members. The city renewed its liability policy with James Claypool after discussions with two insurers. A second motion barred machine digging without a permit, punishable by 1000 to 5900 dollars. Additional funds of 1500 were allocated for 11th Street repairs from general funds and motor fuel tax. The session centered on sewerage and drainage plans in Marshall and potential water-rate impacts. A meeting with the health board was planned for more information.

Wayne Pennell Cities Lability James Claypool Strohm Low Athey Trefz Thompson Lowry 11Th Street Marshall Mr Lang Cithes Board of Health

Last Band Concert Ends This Season Friday Night

Tonight Friday September 3 the last band concert of the season features a good selection of marches and popular pieces.

Deaths Irvin C Datly 63 Oliver area Marshall region

Irvin C Datly aged 63 formerly of Oliver vicinity north of Marshall died at Yellow Pine Alabama last Friday at 1200 am He is survived by his wife Frances one sister Mrs Bernice Milligan Route 3 Marshall and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at 100 pm Tuesday at Marrs Funeral Home Rev H J Kemp officiated Burial was in Forsythe cemetery

Irvin C Datly Oliver Vicinity Marshall Yellow Pine Alabama Frances Bernice Milligan Marrs Funeral H J Kemp Forsythe Cemetery

Births of Rodney Vincent Pellum and Terrell Leigh Johnson

Mr and Mrs James Pellum announce the birth of a son Rodney Vincent at Union Hospital on August 26 weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Also celebrating is Mr and Mrs W E Johnson of Greensboro North Carolina with the birth of their daughter Terrell Leigh, their first child, mother the former Ann Terrell.

James Pellum Union Hospital Rodney Vincent Rosemary Drummond W .E. Johnson Greensboro, North Carolina Terrell Leigh Ann Terrell

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Spires Gas Station Draft Board John H. Hammack Selective Service Arthur Green Chapman Carbondale Mildred Donovan Madison Charles William Shaw Janice Mae Tallman Dale Scott Anderson Thelma Louise Thacker Greenwood Tod Eugene Harrell Linda Lou Rowan Europe David Ferris Louis Ferris Connersville National Teachers Association Dale Hunt Donald Hunt Wichita Hartford College Connecticut Paris Leston Wabash Mary Lou Meyer Rhonda Kerley Lincoln Mr. J Rudolph Bell Susan F. Clouse Jack Ro Clouse Sharon Spencer Paul F Spencer Dulaney National Bank Estate of Alta Gilbert Harry B Black James M Gabbard Vern F McMahan Jack R. Fasig Marolyn Kammacher City Council News
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