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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1951

Page

2

Five oil wells completed in Marshall field in two months

Continental Oil Company reports five new wells in the Marshall oil field over the past two months on Liffick Sisters Elmer Cox Fred Hewitt Charles Hughes and Franke Cole lands. Total wells reached thirty with many sites yet to be drilled in Eastern Illinois and western Indiana Devonian formation sustains steady production. Drilling planned on southern Martinsville Orange townships blocks before year end.

Marshall Oil Field Illinois Indiana McClosky Tiinois Continental Oil Company Martinsville Township Orange Township Wabash Darwin Anderson Township

Marshall Man Buys Casey Locker Plant

Russell Lee of Lower Waxbash township purchases the Brosman Locker Plant on Main Street Casey. The 402 locker facility will be owned by Lee who has worked there before. He plans a public sale of his personal property on September 17 and takes possession October 1.

Russell Lee Lower Wabash Township Claude Brosman Lee Brosman Main Street Casey Mr. Lee Mr. Brosman Marshall

Circuit Court Last Tuesday Hearings Reported

Judge Robert Cotton of Paris presided in Marshall last Tuesday. Carrie Church was granted a divorce from James Church. The Williams Williams divorce suit was dismissed. The Dulaney National Bank foreclosure sale of a Westfield hotel was reported. a bid of 2500 by the bank was the only bid.

Robert Cotton Paris Marshall Carrie Church James Church Marjorie Williams Albert Lee Williams Dulaney National Bank Margaret Adams Westfield Master-In-Chance Dulaney Bank

Marshall Man Found Slumped Over Wheel

Wednesday evening about 6 00 Grendel Bennett and his brother Caslon were driving north of Marshall when they found Merrill Bruner slumped over the steering wheel in a car in a field near the fair ground four mile drive. The Marrs ambulance was summoned and Bruner taken to St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute.

Grendel Bennett Caslon Marshall Fair Ground Four Mile Drive Arthur Guinnip Merrill Bruner Marrs St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute

New Concrete Floor Planned for Marrs Furniture Store

Benton Marrs had a crew remove the old floor of his furniture store yesterday in preparation for pouring a new concrete floor.

Benton Marrs

Births in Paris and Tampico Families Welcome New Children

Mr and Mrs Charles Ferris announce the birth of a 9 pound 14 ounce son at Paris hospital on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Eugene S Morgan of Tampico Illinois announce the arrival of a 6 pound 13 ounce daughter Kathryn Marie on August 20. This is their second child. The mother was formerly Marian McCue of Janesville Wisconsin.

Charles Ferris Paris Hospital Eugene Morgan Tampico Illinois Kathryn Marie Marian McCue Janesville Wisconsin

Birthday Card Shower Planned for Pearl Lee Walsh

Friends in Marshall and Clark counties organize a birthday card shower for Mrs. Pearl Lee Walsh at 423 West Monroe Street Apt. 4 Springfield Illinois on Thursday September 13.

Marshall and Clark County Pearl Lee Walsh West Monroe St Apt. 4 Springfield Ilinois

Smiley Burnette: Cowboy comedian and songwriter profiled

A portrait of Smiley Burnette detailing his rise from nine year old guitarist to Hollywood film star. The piece notes his multi role work in Central Illinois radio, his partnership with Gene Autry, his signature outfit, prolific song output including Lazy Day, and his family home in California. He is hailed as a beloved figure among fans worldwide.

Smiley Burnette America Sige Smiley Astoria Mid-West Illinois Gene Autry Burnette Autry Hollywood Motion Pictures Roy Rogers Stuble City California Rancho

Auxiliary Choir Attends State Convention in Chicago

The Marshall Legion Auxiliary Choir joined the State Auxiliary Convention in Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday. They sang in the music contest held at the Palmer House and performed at the dinner meeting Thursday night. Members include Mildred Bush and Aleta Litteral among others, with Helen Moore directing.

the Legion Auxiliary Choir of Marshall Chicago State Music Department Palmer House Mildred Bush Aleta Litteral Mary Mott Edyth Turner Betty T.abel Anne Zschau Geneva Johnson Betty S. Abel Dorothy Ping Patricia White Emma J. Fritcher Libby Wells Marian Fitzgarrald Helen Moore

Clarkston Doctor Visits Clark County After National Encampment

Dr Charles F Baker of Clarkston Washington formerly Idaho State Commander attended the National Encampment of United Spanish War Veterans in Grand Rapids Michigan and visited relatives in Marshall and Clark counties. A reunion at Miss Edna Bakers home drew many relatives from Hutsonville West Union and Marshall with notes on local agricultural progress and enduring family ties across Illinois communities.

Charles F. Baker Clarkston Washington Idaho Grand Rapids Michigan Marshall Clark County James A. Baker West Union Edna. Baker North Eighth St Harry Bartlett Paris Ill Gertrude Poorman Robinson Blanche Baker Arden Rains Norman Baker Rains James Rains Hutsonville Warren W. Baker Caceile Baker Cleone Bartlett

Community notes on school building purchase and Lions Club fund drive

Patrons inspect a school building and discuss purchasing it to expand facilities for children. The Ohio Oil Co representative speaks of acquiring space, while Marsh S01 Unit C-2 endorses the plan. The Marshall Lions Club meets at Mecca Cafe and designates September 8 as Tag Day to pay down debt for the Youth Center and Community Center. James Conover addresses school concerns at Garfield High. Lyn W. Filley visits as district governor.

Ohio Marsh Storst Marshall Lions T Youth Center Clark Tair Lions James Conover Garfield High School Lyn W. Filley Mecca Cafe

Farm Bureau Tour Highlights Clark County Farmstead Upgrades

Over 100 farm people attended the Clark County Farm Bureau Farm Management tour at the M. B. Kline farm near Casey to view soil fertility improvements and labor saving devices. University of Illinois specialists discussed electricity upgrades livestock outlook and farm economics alongside British visitors and local Ag staff and appraisers.

Clark County Farm Bureau Farm Management M. B. Kline Casey Mr. Kline Donald Henegar Farm Bureau Farm Management Frank Andrews University of Ilinois Harry Russell University of Illinois Animal Husbandry Department Bernie McNabb Farm Bureau Farm Management Service Illinois British Isles United States Jack Richmond Huston Bousley Harnett Wright National Farm Loan Association

Residents Protest Parking Meters in Marshall Illinois

A Marshall citizen objects to street parking meters as double taxation and burdens merchants. He urges action through state courts or a permanent injunction, arguing meters fund upkeep and policing should focus on traffic hazards instead.

Sthamnotia Marshall Illinois Court “House Kesuch Point Minois U. S

Marshall Resident Dies in Michigan at 62

George A. Somerville of 808 Ash Street Marshall longtime Illinois Highway Department engineer died Monday night at Memorial Hospital St. Joseph Michigan after a recent operation He survived by widow Faith Pritchard Somerville three sisters Ruth Siddall and Claude Harris Detroit Michigan and Lewis Heath Allentown Pennsylvania The body was taken to Moore Funeral Home Marshall services were held Thursday at 2 30 p m from Marshall Congregational Church with Rev Paul Francis and Rev Alvin W Pevehouse officiating Burial followed in Marshall Cemetery.

George A. Somerville Ash Street Marshall Highway Department State of Pennsylvania Moore Funeral Home Marshall Congregational Church Paul Francis Alvin W. Pevehouse Marshall Cemetery

Marshall Woman's Club Set to Meet Next Monday

The Marshall Woman's club will hold its first meeting Monday September 10 at 2 30 p m at the Legion Home. Members should pick up their year books before Monday from Mrs Heber Nash at the Gift Shop. Dean's Hardware stocks a full line of Sargent-Gerke paints on Marshall square north side.

Marshall Woman’s Club Legion Home Heber Nash Dean's Hardware Sargent-Gerke Marshall

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Casey Martinsville Marshall Areas

Charles Warner 18 and Veryl Griffith 18 both of Casey. Max Sweet 25 of Martinsville and Joan Wood 20 of Martinsville. William J. Wallace 43 of Martinsville and Jeanne Wright 27 of Marshall. Kenneth Pumphrey 39 of Casey and Susanna Sweitzer 44 of Marshall.

Charles Warner Casey Veryl Griffith Max Sweet Martinsville Joan Wood William J. Wallace Jeanne Wright Marshall Kenneth Pumphrey Susanna Sweitzer

Real Estate Transfers Reported for 1951 and 1936

Earl and Dorothy Sperker transfer part of Lot 1 in W 8 Peters addition to Casey to Lee and Maxine Biggs by warranty deed dated August 29 1951 for $1. Maggie and J E B Clatfelter convey land in section 9 township 9 range 11 to H L Marvin by quit claim dated September 29 1936 for $1. HL and Edna Marvin then quit claim to Maggie Clatfelter dated September 29 1936 for land in section 9 township 9 range 11 for $1.

Earl Dorothy Sperker Lee Maxine Biggs Peters Casey Maggie J. EB. Clatfelter H. L. Marvin Edna Marvin Maggie Clatfelter

Local marriages and civic notes from Marshall area

Friday and Saturday ceremonies connect Benson Martin and Ida Davis Orange township and F Booth Edna Rogers Martinsville. Marriage licenses issued for Ray Medley and Elliott Davis Booth Fisher. Dell Bullard resigns. Burdette Emerson to become Dell’s driver. Schools open with enrollment under Principal Wallace. A 16 foot corn stalk shown on streets. Maude Laufman and Winfield Taylor engagement announced. Denver to Cincinnati tourists finish Marshall stop. Verlin Bland and Maggie Weaver wed at Methodist church. Oliver rural mail route established with Clarence Rogers as carrier.

Benson Martin David Elliott Ida Avis Orange Township Booth Edna Rogers Maude Laufman Winfield Taylor James K. Kerr Denver Cincinnati Marshall Verlin Bland Maggie Weaver Dennison A. D. Davis Methodist Oliver Clarence Rogers

Marriage Licenses and Local Construction Update

1921 thirty years ago marriage licenses show Roy W Mc Schooler 30 and Nannie A List 26 in Johnson township. Lee Garver 21 and Florence Miller 22 of Auburn and Dolson townships. Fred M Craig 29 and Mildred Smith 18 both of Martinsville. Fred Kallansa 69 and Margaret E Garner 64 of Marshall. Arnold & Co begun road construction slowing with 80 feet laid as trial. Arthur Tarman resigns county treasurer aide post and moves to Chicago for a new job.

Roy W. Mc Schooler Johnson Township Nannie A. List Lee Garver Auburn Township Florence Miller Dolson Fred M. Craig Mildred Smith Martinsville Fred Kallansa Margaret E. Garner Marshall, Arnold & Co Arthur Tarman Chicago

Marriage Licenses and Local Moves Reported

Twenty years ago marriage licenses list Howard Neary and Wilma Smith both of Marshall James Down and Opsh H Rogers of Martinsville. Richard Cole of Del Rio Texas and Nelva Boren of Carthage Texas wed at Nelva’s grandparents home in Carthage at 10 00 am. Raymond Hawker, on vacation with parents near Marshall, leaves for Racine Wisconsin as a high school faculty member. Mr and Mrs Walter Edens and son Fayette of Robinson plan to move into Mrs A W Carhart property in the south part of town.

Howard Neary Marshall Wilma Smith James Down Martinsville Opsh H. Rogers Richard Cole del Rio Texas Nelva Boren Carthage Mr. Cole Edith Cole Illinois Pipe Line Co Raymond Hawker John Hawker Racine Wisconsin Walter Edens Fayette Robinson A. W. Carhart

Marriage Notices From West Union And Nearby Towns

Miss Ruth Strohm and William Foley were married at West Union Baptist Church on Monday at 4:00 PM. Fenton Junker and Frances Austernman have recently wed and will reside in Battle Creek Michigan. Lela Augustus and William Lackey of Dennison are also noted as married.

Ruth Strohm Charles G. Strohm West Union William Link Foley Wm. Foley Paris West Union Baptist Church Fenton Junker Ernest Junker Marshall Frances Austernman Fairfield Ilinois Battle Creek Michigan Lela Augustius William Lackey Dennison

Clark County Fair Board Reports Strong Finances and Growth

Clark County Fair Board thanks supporters for lifting the fair from 14 000 18 000 debt in 1947 to an assets of 60 000 with 10 000 liabilities. They highlight land acquisitions to 37 acres, new track and lighting, improved facilities, and a 5 000 net-year surplus. The report credits rural and city cooperation and notes debts paid and an old tent bill settled.

Charles Bush Clark County Fair Middlewest Ilinois Fair Board Clark County Fair Association Clark County Fair Board The Fair Association Terre Haute Tent and Awning Co

Athletic Club to Sponsor Trap Shoot at Fair Ground

The Marshall High School Athletic Club will sponsor a trap shoot Sunday afternoon at the Clark County Fair Ground. The event begins at 1:00 PM and invites participants to sharpen their shooting eye.

Marshall High School Athletic Club Clark County Fair Ground Nimrods

Death Notice for Rosa Thompson of Marshall

Miss Rosa Thompson died last Saturday at her Marshall home. She formerly lived in Terre Haute and is survived by two sisters Mrs. Ernest Garner and Mrs. Fred Beltz a brother Riley Thompson and two nephews Dudley and Dwight Beltz all of Marshall. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Moore Funeral Home under the Rev R K Powell of Terre Haute with burial in Livingston cemetery.

Rosa Thompson Terre Haute Ernest Garner Fred Beltz Riley Thompson Dudley Dwight Beltz Marshall Moore Funeral Home Rev R. K. Powell Livingston Cemetery

Magnitude of peaches and local marriage notices

On August 30 at Centenary Methodist Church in St. Louis M L Behner brought Marshall two enormous peaches one 12 inches in circumference and 15134 ounces in weight. Marriage licenses issued include Leo Wernz 42 and Reba Oglesby 28 both of West Union and William Foley 25 Paris with Ruth Strohm 24 West Union. John Strohm son of Mr and Mrs Charles G Strohm West Union and Miss Lillian Murphy of South Bend Indiana plan marriage next Monday in South Bend.

Centenary Methodist Church St. Louis M. L. Behner Marshall Leo Wernz West Union Reba Oglesby William L. Foley Paris Ruth Strohm John Strohm Charles G

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