Fale Festival Saturday September 12 in Marshall Illinois
Civic groups host a full day program with dinners, parades, queen crowning, street dances, rides and games, and committee lists. The parade assembles at the high school and route runs Archer to Locust with music by Frances and her Hammond organ.
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Marshall
Illinois
American Legion
Queens
Shriner's Band
Joe Staub
Don McNary
Joe Harrington
Don Davidson
Russell Junker
Burton Cline
al Edwards
George Murphy
Charles Blundell
Lois Manhart
Phil Junker
Charles Bush
Ruth Morgan
James Prevo
Jack Mallory
Everett Robinson
Wm. Liverly
Fenton Quinn
Ray Woodard
Herbert Shaffner
Robert Flowers
Ed Parker
Clayton Rhoads
Temple Lovett
Truman Murphy
Harry Reynolds
bin Geheb
Robert Morris
Buddy” Ferris
Lester Litteral
Jack Pine
Harry Irwin
Jim Prevo
George Gattas
Transportation
Jerry Forsythe
Dean Mason
Leon Fitzgarrald
Ralph Goekler
Charles Washburn
Ralph
High School
Sixth Street
Beech Street
Eighth Street
Archer Ave
Parker Motor Supply
Frances
Archer
James
Johnnie Davis
Marriages Licenses Listed For Several Couples
The list shows Theodore R Crawford and Dorothy Mae Bairl from Los Alamos and Casey. Leland Kimble Shirely and Marjorie Ann Tryon from Marshall and West Union. Thomas Wendell Spencer and Ethel Marie Clapp from Urbana and Minois. Gerald Dean Adams and Carolyn Stewart from Mashall and Marsha. James Owen Brown and Alice Mae Walker from Boonville Indiana.
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Theodore R. Crawford
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Dorothy Mae Bairl
Casey
Illinois
Leland Kimble Shirely
Marshall
Marjorie Ann Tryon
West Union
Thomas Wendell Spencer
Ethel Marie Clapp
Urbana
Minois
Gerald Dean Adams
Mashall
Carolyn Stewart
New Divorce Petitions in Circuit Court
Marjorie Green filed for divorce from Walter Green in the circuit court. William D Anacker seeks divorce from Carol J Anacker in the same court.
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Marjorie Green
Walter Green
William D. Anacker
Carol J. Anacker
Graduates Miss Janice Heleine of West Union
Miss Janice Heleine daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Heleine West Union graduated from St Anthony School of Nursing on August 25 She received a special award for outstanding progress in her work and will continue as a nurse in this hospital.
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Janice Heleine
Dan Heleine
West Union
St. Anthony School of Nursing
Engagement of Mildred Chilton to Cpl. Matthew Bandilla
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chilton of 310 Archer Avenue Marshall announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Cpl. Matthew W Bandilla son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A Bandilla of Norwood Massachusetts Cpl Bandilla is serving with the Marines at Camp Lejeune North Carolina An early spring wedding is planned
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Chester Chilton
Archer
Avenue
Marshall
Mildred
Cpl
Matthew W. Bandilla
Matthew A. Bandilla
Norwood
Massachusetts
Cpl. Bandilla
Camp Lejenune
North Carolina
Marshall Community Unit opens football with 60 players
The 1959 60 season begins August 31 with about 60 boys reporting for practice at 2 30 PM. Marshall defends the B S League title after eight undefeated games last season. Coach George Gattas leads six letter men on the varsity. Home games start 7 30. Schedule includes St Elmo Paris Robinson Oblong Charleston Martinsville Palestine Casey. Season tickets are on sale from squad members.
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Marshall Community Unit
Marshall
George Gattas
Lions
St. Elmo
Paris
Robinson
Oblong
Charleston
Martinsville
Palestine
Casey
Illinois motor fuel tax allotments to townships July 1959
State records show July 1959 motor fuel tax allotments paid into the Illinois treasury to townships and road districts. July totals include Anderson 687.62 Auburn 311.84 Casey 1,174.95 Darwin 710.79 Dolson 812.46 Douglas 305.55 Johnson 961.78 Marshall 760.37 Martinsville 1,260.46 Melrose 787.49 Orange 1,001.25 Parker 710.97 Wabash 1,984.90 Westfield 521.46 York 1,035.56. Grand total 13,027.40.
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Anderson
Auburn
Casey
Darwin
Dolson
Douglas
Johnson
Marshall
Martinsville
Melrose
Orange
Parker
Wabash
Westfield
York
Total
4-H Barbecue Set for September 5 in Martinsville
Clark county 4-H harvest festival features choice beef barbecued over an open pit at the American Legion building and fire house. Meals run 11:00 to 1:30 and 5:00 to 8:30 with 1 tickets. Street dance at 8:30 with Titana Hoodowners band. free orchids for ladies. Proceeds benefit 4-H clubs. last year 1775 meals served at Casey.
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Clark County
Warren Bundy
Clark County Farm Adviser
American Legion
Martinsville
Martinsvile Chamber of Commerce
Titana Hoodowners
Martinsville Chamber of Commerce
Clark County Agriculture
Stanley Vaught
Kelly Spittler
Max Stephen
Floyd Cummings
Terre Haute
Casey
Local Marriage and Birth Notices Spark Surprise in Marshall
Daniel Emerson, Marshall circuit clerk, wed Madeline McKay of Washington at noon. Licenses issued to John Shepard and Ethel Slusser, and to Charlie Lawson and Gladya Stockwell. A ten pound baby born to Mr and Mrs C B Williams. Dr and Mrs R H Bradley traveled to Lawrenceville after telegram announcing birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Sam Prevo.
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Daniel Emerson
Madeline McKay
Washington
Pennsylvania
John S. Shepard
Walnut Prairie
Ethel L. Slusser
Marshall
Daniel Emmerson
Charlie Lawson
Gladya Stockwell
C. B. Williams
R. H. Bradley
Lawrenceville
Sam Prevo
Forty Years Ago Marriage Licenses and Local Transfers
In 1919 marriage licenses were issued to Leo Dill and Margaret Baker both 18 from Martinsville and Casey, Clinton Kuhns 27 of Casey with Mary FE Shadley 25 of Casey, and Ralph J. Griffith 20 of Martinsville with Bes sie Rosa Sloan 18 of Martinsville. Hal Kesler sold the 114 acre Dolittle farm to Henry Graham of Elbridge for 9000 dollars. Mrs Harry B Potter and children moved to Marshall after two months with Mrs Potter’s parents in Brookings SD. Lydia and Mary English hosted a dinner party honoring Fred Jesty and Quincy Snedeker with guests Edith Hunt Helen Baird Edna Wesnitzer Ruth Noakes Lydia and Mary English Fred Jesty Quincy Snedeker Charles Trefz Harry Ruttman Earl Cole and Forrest English.
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Leo Dill
Martinsville
Margaret Baker
Casey
Clinton Kuhns
Mary FE
Shadley
Ralph J. Griffith
Bessie Rosa Sloan
Hal Kesler
James B. Dolittle
Henry Graham
Elbridge
Harry B. Potter
Marshall
Mrs. Potter
A. T. Grove
Brookings
South Dakota
Lydia
Mary English
Fred Jesty
Quincy Snedeker
Edith Hunt
Helen Baird
Edna Wesnitzer
Ruth Noakes
Charles Trefz
Harry Ruttman
Earl Cole
Forrest English
Miss Maa Lichtenberger Falls Into Hidden Well
In 1929 Miss Maa Lichtenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Lichtenberger fell into a well covered with grass on the Ellshoff home property. Her sister Joy helped rescue her and she sustained only a skinned elbow. Also noted were birth and travel notices from local residents.
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Maa Lichtenberger
Harry Lichtenberger
Earl Ellshoff
Joy Lichtenberger
E. A. Ralston
Gary
Indiana
Richard Allen
Harry Barnam
Roy Hunt
Marl
Fort Myers
Florida
Don
Marshall
Twenty Years Ago 1939 John W. Casteel Dies
A 69 year old named John W. Casteel is reported to have passed away in a notice dated twenty years ago. The brief item notes the death and age without further details.
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John W. Casteel
Buehler Injured in Auto Accident Near Stilesville
The Marshall man Buehler was seriously injured in a motor vehicle crash west of Indianapolis on U S 40 near Stilesville. He was taken to Putnam County Hospital in Greencastle Indiana. His room number is needed for family contact.
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Iam Buehler
Marshall
Stilesville
Indianapolis
U. S. 40
Putnam County Hospital
Greetica
Indiana
Mamapi Papiy
Brian Seiffert
Lloyd [Mlaypool
Neil Seiffert
Darwin
Eugene Seiffert
Minneapolis
Michael Grimshaw
Kenneth Angier
Indiana State Names Phil Junker Athletic Publicity Director
Phil Junker of Marshall begins his second year as athletic publicity director for Indiana State Teachers College, handling publicity for nine Sycamore inter-collegiate sports. A sophomore radio television major, he writes sports notes and is an athlete himself, awarded a freshman numeral sweater and expected to run varsity cross country. He was sports editor of the Indiana Statesman and a Theta Chi member, son of Mr and Mrs Roland Junker.
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Erre
Sop
Phil Junker
Marshall
Indiana State Teachers
Sycamore
Phil
State
Indiana Statesman
Theta Chi Fraternity
Rolland Junker
Route 5
Marshall High School
Legion Auxiliary Choir Ito to Sing at Bloomington Event
The American Legion Auxiliary Choir plans several fall appearances in Bloomington Illinois. They will sing at the Bell Veeck Appreciation Dinner on September 22 and at a club meeting on another Monday. Arrangements are led by Carl Adams with rehearsals for radio tapes sponsored by the Illinois Agricultural Association.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Bloomington
Illinois
Bloomington Ameri‘Legion Baseball Committee
Fingheon
Terre Pwanis
Carl Adams
Marshall
Milnois Agricultural Association
Association
Preachers Attend Weeklong Illinois Refresher School
Rev. Robert S. Swain travels to the University of Illinois at Urbana for a one week pastors' school led by Bishop Charles W Brashies. Lectures by Dr Melvin Judy and Dr Thomas J. Shipp cover pastoral counseling with seven hours of classroom study daily. The 3700 member Lovers Lane Methodist Church is noted. Attendees visit Hambletonian races at DuQuoin State Fair.
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Robert S. Swain
College of Christian Life
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Thomas J. Shipp
Lovers Lane Methodist Church
Shipp
Taft
van Doren
Ingoles Visit Marshall After Churning Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ingole planned a Monday drive to Marshall from east of Mar shall but stayed for a butter churning task. They loaded a small glass churn and completed the churning while Mrs. Ingole drove. They came to visit relatives and handled the butter once the churning ended.
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Marshall
Jess Ingole
Enes
Oliver
Mr. Ingole
Mrs. Ingole
Ten Years Ago In 1949 Aged 88 Zane Arbuckle Dies
Ten years ago 1949 death reported for Zane Arbuckle aged 88 at Union Hospital Terre Haute with burial details. Farm near Marshall about 80 acres Ed Madison property sold by Cecile Coates to Howard and Mrs. Kuhn. Births: Paul Raymond Tingleyta boy at Union Hospital Terre Haute and Stephen Duane Thompson boy born August 22 to Joe Thompson Ohio vicinity.
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Zane Arbuckle
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Cecile Coates
Ed Madison
Marshall
Collier Seiffert Wedding in Nazarene Church
Miss Faye E Seiffert and Eugene Collier were married in a candlelit ceremony at the Church of the Nazarene with music by Jerry Nelson and soloists Mrs Arthur Zimmerman and Vernon Keech. The couple will reside in Kankakee Illinois and teach at Wichert.
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Faye E. Seiffert
Henry E. Seiffert
Darwin
Minnesota
Eugene Collier
Fenton O. Collier
Marshall, Til
Church of the Nazarene
Harry E. Grimshaw
Jerry Nelson
Janet Seiffert
Phyllis Coller
Marshall
Darlene Krussow
Osseo
Miss Bee Bird
Grand Rapids
Litchfield
Donald Falls
Minneapolis
Harold Keech
Carrol Ball
Kenneth Angier
Lester Schultz
Virgil Miller
Paynesville
Gus Hedtke
Spicer
Betty Pederson
Carol Moses
Mary Ann Johnson
John Eklund
Watertown
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
South Elm Avenue
Kankakee, Ti
Litchfield High School
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Marshall High School
Wichert School
Wichert, Til
Marshall High Class Reunion Planned for September
The 1934 Marshall high school class holds a reunion next Sunday September 5 at Lincoln Trail State Park. Events start at 2 00 pm with a pot luck supper. Attendees should bring a serve dish salad and a vegetable. Ice cream will be provided. If weather turns bad the gathering moves to the high school cafeteria.
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Marshall High School
Lincoln Trail State Park
Deaths Leona Pine 59 in Marshall Indiana
Leona Pine 59 died Tuesday evening at Union Hospital. She is survived by husband John of Route 4 Marshall, one daughter Mrs Everett Smith of Route 5 Marshall, two granddaughters, four brothers Purl Gard of Peoria Mack Gard Rodney Gard of Chicago and Leslie Gard of Martinsville. The body lies at Moore Funeral Home with services Saturday at 1 30 conducted by Rev Leon Finney and burial in Ohio cemetery.
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Leona Pine
Union Hospital
John
Route 4
Marshall
Everett Smith
Route 5
Purl Gard
Peoria
Mack
Rodney Gard
Chicago
Leslie Gard
Martinsville
Moore Funeral Home
Leon Finney
Ohio Cemetery
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Yitattehe Ye Union Hospital
Indiana State
Jerome H. Milhouse
Harvey A.hurst
Charles EB. McMorris
Wes Milhouse
DuQuoin State Fair
Collier-Seiffert
Banger