Marshall Community Schools Open 1964-65 Year With Faculty Plan
The Marshall district’s 82 teachers and administrators met on August 27 for orientation and to review teaching philosophy and procedures for the 1964-65 year. New principals Dean Murphy and Don McNary were introduced, along with Dale Davis and Grover Hartman. Dr Paul Kester of Indiana State spoke, and classes began August 31 with a May 26 1965 closing date. a photo lists the key staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Community Schools
A Bush
Dean Murphy
Don McNary
Dale Davis
Grover Hartman
Miss June Norton
Paul Kester
Indiana State College
Kester
Iinois
Eastern Ilinois University
University of Illinois
Nancy Doll
Ruthie Garwood
Elaine McConchie
Larry Wells
A _ Bush
Indiana
Extension Highlights On Home Sewing And Fabric Care
Mary Lou Meyer outlines fall sewing tips for single and double knit fabrics. She covers grain lines, fabric preparation, thread and needle choices, seam finishing, underlining, pilling remedies, and a note on care to reduce wear. The piece also includes obituaries and social notes from Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Meyer
Clark County
Newark
Deaths in Robinson and Marshall area include three families
Obituaries report Eugene R. Claypool 38 of Robinson pronounced dead on arrival at Mattcon Memorial Hospital. He graduated from the University of Illinois in 1950 and worked at Marathon Oil in Indianapolis. survivors include parents, an aunt in California and two uncles. Funeral held at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Marshall cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Gertie Kile 68 who died at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Parker Marrs 58 of Borton and multiple descendants. arrangements pending.
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Mtarette Marvin Harrington
West
Clark County
Kansas
Texas
Indian Terriiory
Oklahoma
Illinois
New York Central Railroad
Allendale
West York West
Eugene R. Claypool
Silas Claypool
Robinson
Mattcon Memorial Hospital
Crawford County
Claypool
University of Illinois
Marathon Oil Company
Indianapolis
Robinson American Legion and Elks Club
First Methodist Church
Champaign
Virginia Sachs
Redwood City
California
Ralph Knipe
Casper
Wyoming
Virgil Claypool
Findlay
Ohio
James Owens
Moore Funeral Home
Marshall Cemetery
Gertie Kile
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
iFive
Orval Burnam
iWest Union
Leon Jackson
R. E. Laird
Glenn E. Arbuckle
Marshall
Henry A.kile
U S. Army
Frankfort
Germany
Bert L. Kile
Air Force
Moses Lake
Washington
Albert Kile
Danville
Elza Sweet
Omaha
Nebraska
F E. Buckle
Nashua
Towa
Ed Buckle
Hamilton
Organ Contest Winners at Illinois State Fair
At Springfield on August 22, Illinois State Fair organ contest drew 518 contestants. Classes averaged 12 to 15 players. first to fifth places awarded per class. Sally Bennett age 9 won for La Spagnola, Amy Mallory age 10 won Tammy, Robert Bennett age 11 won Maple Leaf Rag, all receiving Governor's Trophy. Janet Morgan age 12 took second with Dark Eyes. All are students of Mrs. James Bennett with family ties noted to Mallory and Bennett households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennett
Janet Morgan
Sally Bennett
Amy Mallory
Springfield
la Spapnola
Tammy
Robert Ben
Iett
James Bennett
Amy
Jack Mallory
Sally
Robert
Janet
Doit Morgan
Marriage Licenses List From Indiana and Illinois Couples
A compilation of marriage licenses includes Donald Gene Nash and Jo Ann Bellow both of Martinsville, Indiana. Russell Soules and Carol Davenport of Terre Haute. James Pierce of Marshall and Patricia Gallington. Patrick Beckham and Karen Reed. Zane Brown and Betty Homann of Marshall. Guy Murphy and LaVena Clatfelter. David Watkins of Bloomington and Nancy Slack, with regional ties to Indiana and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gene Nash
Martinsville
Jo Ann Bellow
Russell Edward Soules
Terre Haute
Indiana
Carol Lee Davenport
James Robert Pierce
Marshall
Patricia Jo Gallington
Patrick Ranaall Beckham
Barnhart
Missouri
Karen Jo Reed
Galesburg
Illinois
Zane Russell Brown
Betty Bell Homann
Guy John Murphy
Brazil
LaVena Faye Clatfelter
Marshall David Hugh Watkins
Bloomington
Nancy Lee Slack
Ind
Lincoln Trail Park Lake Lowering Set for September 8
Work to lower the water at Lincoln Trail Park south of Marshall begins next Tuesday September 8, lowering about fifteen feet. Boat owners should remove craft before the date or face difficulty. the water valve will open slowly to prevent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Trail Park
Marshall
Marshall dealer earns commendation for courtesy to motorists
Ear Sumption, a Marshall American Oil Company dealer, received a special certificate of commendation from Standard Oil officials for outstanding courtesy and helpfulness to motorists. The certificate cites a letter from an Evansville motorist thanking Sumption for finding and returning a misplaced purse left at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Sumption
American Oil Company
Marshall
Dr. Alexander
St. Louis
Standard Oil Division
R. G. Kreusler
Mt Vernon
Alexander
Evansville
Indiana
Thanks for Support During Max's Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Marion McConchie thank friends for cards letters gifts and assistance while their son Max was a patient at Union Hospital Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Marion McConchie
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Union
Paris
Gordon Herbert
Charlyne Herbert
Corbin—West
St Michael's Church
Ann Lee Corbin
Donald Joseph West
Paul E Corbin
C A West
Toledo Ohio
Mrs West
St Vincents School of Nursing
Toledo
St Vincents’ Hospital
University of Toledo
Westwood
Steve Arney
Earl Irwin
Hubert Irwin
Brownsburg
St. Lewis
Kenneth A Jensen
Fox River Grove
L. B Levis
L. B Lewis
Parker Marrs
Borton
Paris Hospital
Irene
Mildred Denison
Oakland
Tlinois
Virginia Weber Borton Wiinois
Eva Darlene Dickson Paris
Tllinois
Frederick Wayne Marrs
Villa Grove
Harold E. Marrs
Alma Herrington Lawton
Elmer Marrs
Tinois
Herman
Clayton Marrs
Paris Tiinois
Dayton Marrs
Belvedere
Ilinois
Marrs
Zephyr
Brocton
Frase
Audrey Lane Bureau
New York
Craig’s Shell Service
Garver & Son
Jim Craig
Prop
American Legion & Fire House
Martinsville, Ill
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