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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

Page

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New York Soldier Confesses Homicide While On Leave

Private James E. Buckley of Camp Pickett Virginia confessed to killing a man near Williamsport Pennsylvania during a drunken car journey. Buckley 21 from Bath New York said he stabbed Vincent Nowashoski in self defense after a dispute and fled, later driving off in Nowashoski's car before heading toward California and back to New York seeking authorities. He faces murder charges under Pennsylvania jurisdiction.

Fenton Camp Pickett Virginia Painted Post Vincent Nowashoski Nowashoski Williamsport Penna Pvt Buckley Dewart California Los Angeles St. Louis Casey Bath New York Pennsylvania

Missing in Action Pvt Joseph Waller Reported

Pvt Joseph Waller 23 years old son of Mr and Mrs Ted Waller Hickory Ridge Arkansas and nephew of Mr and Mrs Allen Claypool Marshall was reported missing in action on August 7 per a telegram to his mother He has served over three years and has been in France about a year Relatives in the area include Mr and Mrs Zenas Murphy of Marshall and Mr and Mrs Como Murphy of Paris

Pvt Joseph Waller Ted Waller Hickory Ridge Arkansas Allen Claypool Marshall Waller France Pvt. Waller Zenas Murphy Como Murphy Paris

Brosman Buys Dawson Farm Near Marshall

Thos H Brosman of Pomona California formerly of Marshall purchased the 170 acre Dawson farm just west of the Kraft Cheese Plant in Marshall. He intends to depart today for California after completing the purchase and visit.

Thos H. Brosman Pomona California Marshall Dawson Farm Brosman

Non resident hunters fined for illegal Illinois hunt

Oscar DuBois of Hammond Indiana Earl Kuykendall Todd Quinn and James Martin all of Terre Haute were arrested Sunday for hunting in Illinois without a license. Their fines totaling 187 dollars were paid and they were released.

Oscar DuBois Hammond Indiana Earl Kuykendall Todd Quinn James Martin Terre Haute

Salzwedel Home Sold to Gene White in Marshall

Ira Salzwedel, long-time Kraft Cheese plant employee in Marshall, has sold his home near the plant to Gene White and plans to move this week or next to Indiana where he is being transferred by Kraft Cheese Co.

Ira Salzwedel Kraft Cheese Marshall Gene White Indiana Kraft Cheese Co

Death of Mrs. Sarah McClure at 86 in Darwin township

Mrs. Sarah McClure aged 86 died Monday night at her daughter's home in Darwin township southeast of Marshall. Funeral services were conducted at Darwin church Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 with Rev. H. F. Hasewinkel presiding.

Sarah McClure Alfred Seidel Darwin Township Marshall Darwin H. F. Hasewinkel

Draft Board News Selectees Prepare for Preinduction Exam

The secretary announces the draft board news listing selectees set to depart for their preinduction physical examinations. Names include Russell Woodrow Calvert Robert Dean Lowry Gene Howard Cline Ernest Leland Edington Robert Lester McNary Morris Edison Drum Fenton Drake Dolson Ray Edward Skelly Wayne Hivans Glenn Dale Carroll William Maurer Fenton Kelley Frank Walker Lashbrook Geheb Haddix Mitchell Morgan Lindley Smith Cummins Kannmacher.

Robert Lester McNary Morris Edison Drum Fenton Drake Dolson Ray Edward Skelly Wayne Edwin Hivans George Joseph Geheb William Eugene Haddix Chester Mitchell Morgan Richard Leon Lindley Loren Paris Smith Thomas W. Cummins William Forrest Kannmacher

Softball Ends Short Season With Sportsmanship Praised

The Marshall and Casey boys beat Terre Haute All-Stars 6 to 2 on Friday. Ridpath Grocers lost 12 to 5 at Mattoon on Sunday. Champaign Dessel’s defeated Effingham 10 to 9 in Mattoon tourney opener. The season closes with thanks to players, fans, and helpers and plans for next year.

Marshall and Casey Boys Terre Haute

Walter Burdick Chapter D A R Meeting September 18

The Walter Burdick Chapter D A R plans its first meeting for September 18 with a program led by Be on Loe. Calendar committee members Lafferty Jaco and Harris arrange five Marshall and five Martinsville meetings. D A R war projects fund has funded Blood Plasma equipment for Red Cross and plans to aid crippled and wounded soldiers. papers for verification and voting by the National Registrar proceed ahead of the October board meeting.

Walter Burdick Daughters of the American Revelation Loe Drew Lottie Lafferty Oscar Jaco Gerald Harris Marshall Martinsville N. S National Board

Births of Robert B Morris Jr and Terry Ann Turner

Robert B Morris and Mrs Morris announce the birth of a son Robert Jr Aug 26 in Springfield Illinois. Morris is stationed at Ft Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis and Mrs Morris will stay with her parents in Auburn for now. Wayne Turner announces the birth of a daughter Terry Ann at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Mrs Turner is formerly Edythe Smitley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Smitley Sr.

Robert B. Morris Wayne ‘Turner Terry Ann St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute

Crawford County Fair Attendance Highlighted By McCormicks

J. and Mrs McCormick with son Glenn and C L Stiner attended the Crawford county fair on Wednesday. McCormick reported a large turnout and good entertainment including two races, and they enjoyed the day.

J. &. McCormick Glenn C. L. Stiner Crawford County Fair Mr. McCormick

Marriages of Dorothy Kannmacher and Carl Tingley in Zion Church

Dorothy Kannmacher and Carl Tingley were married August 26 at Zion Evangelical church in a single ring ceremony by Rev. H. F. Hasewinkel. Both wore uniforms. Attendants included Mary Ellen and Jean Tingley. The bride taught rural schools, has served in the Navy since 1948, and the groom has served in the armed forces since 1942 with Africa service. They left for duties afterward, Mrs Tingley to Glenview Illinois and Mr Tingley to New York.

Dorothy Kannmacher Harry ‘Kannmacher Carl Tingley Harry Tingley Zion Evangelical Church H. F. Hasewinkel Ee Mary Ellen Jean Tingley Nes Martinsville Eastern Ilinois Teachers ‘College U. S. Navy Marshall Township Africa Tingley Glenview Illinois New York

Clarksville Couple Wed at Baptist Parsonage

Rev J W Bennett officiated Sunday evening as Miss Alpha Walker married Glen Morgan Jr at the Clarksville Baptist parsonage. They will reside at the Thomas farm near Clarksville.

Clarksville Baptist Parsonage J. W. Bennett Alpha Walker Glen Morgan, Jr Thomas Farm Clarksville

Red Cross ships whole blood to Europe for plasma supplement

Washington August 22 The American Red Cross begins air shipment of whole blood to Europe to supplement plasma. First unit sent August 21 after request by Army and Navy surgeons generals for 1 000 pints daily. Procurement limited to New York and Washington centers, with possible expansion if needed. The effort aims to save lives as plasma has long been a frontline lifesaver.

Washington, D. C Army Navy American Red Cross Europe Basil O'Connor Red Cross National Norman,t. Kirk Roses T. McIntire New York Washington O'Connor

Enrolment Totals and Marshall Township High Football Schedule

A total of 346 students are enrolled at Marshall Township High School with 96 sophomores, 92 freshmen, 88 seniors, and 70 juniors re entering. Nine football games are set including nine night matchups and several away contests against Paris Martinsville Casey Gerstmeyer Charleston Wiley Terre Haute and Bridgeport. The Armistice Day game is at home November 11 against Robinson while Ed Beadle suffered a light stroke last week and is improving.

Marshall Township Oblong Paris Martinsville Casey Gerstmeyer Marshall Charleston Wiley Terre Haute Bridgeport Robinson

Local Servicemen Promotions and Updates

Stephen D. Remlinger earns promotion from private first class to sergeant at 96th Division headquarters, serving as squad leader in an Infantry regiment. Sgt. Robert E. Gard arrived in England on August 5 and reports enjoying the sights. he joined the Army Medical Corps in 1941 and has been stationed at several bases. Lt. Charles Sheridan and Rosa Gard Fitzgerald visit Newport and family. Sheridan is a bombardier instructor living in Murfreesboro Tennessee. Lt. Earle Mitchell Jr. completes training as Medical Officer and joins Carlisle Barracks class 57 graduates at Winter General Hospital Topeka Kansas. Lt. Harold E. Clapp earns aerial navigator wings at Selman Field Monroe Louisiana and heads to combat duty. Pfc. William Bubeck leaves for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after leave with family. Pte. Fred Lichtenberger, from the Aleutian and Alaska service, returns to Marshall for 21 days with his parents.

Stephen D. Remlinger Gaylord Remlinger South 4Th Street Marshall 96Th Division Remlinger 96Th Robert E. Gard England Earle Mitchell, Jr Carlisle Barrack Winter General Hospital Topeka Kansas Harold E. Clapp E. Clapp Route 2 Army Air Forces Selman Field Monroe

Local War Farewells and Homecomings in Marshall Area

The note details Capt Neal Hollenbeck of Ft Knox visiting his parents Judge and Mrs Wm Hollenbeck during Labor Day weekend with relatives, Pvt Herman J Miller of Fort Sill completing basic training Sept 2 and to report to Marshall, Lawrence Hazel of the Navy visiting family from New Orleans, and Wayne Turner of the Navy returning to the East Coast after leave with his wife and parents in Marshall.

Neal Hollenbeck Ft. Knox Kentucky Pvt Herman J. Miller Fort Sill Oklahoma Marshall Lawrence Hazel Navy New Orleans Wayne Turner James Turner

Real estate transfers listed with multiple deeds

A compilation of 1944 real estate transfers shows quit claim and warranty deeds. Frank Cole to W M and Clara Staley conveys lot 64 in Lafferty’s 2nd addition Martinsville. Herman and Pearl Marrs to Louise Marrs in Section 23 Township 12 Range 13. Louise Marrs to Hermagg and Pearl Ivy Statler to Ida E Tyhurst in Dulaney’s 5th addition Casey. George D and Opal Cochonour to Clyde and Virginia Butner in Section 33 Township 10 Range 14. Ann Grace and Leroy Stevens to Lewis B and Nellie Shelton in Section 29 Township 9 Range 12. Frank Cole to Thomas W and Margaret L Joyce in Section 31 Township 12 Range 11. Nellie E Strohm and others to Dean Strohm and wife in Sections 7 and 18 Township 9 Range 11. J L and Alma Mayfield to Pauline Baird Drum in Lot 1 Block 5 Lang’s addition Casey. Amounts range from 1 to 2 dollars.

Frank Cole W. M Clara Staley Lafferty Martinsville Herman Pearl Marrs Louise Marrs Hermagg Ivy Statler Ida E Tyhurst Dulaney Casey George D Opal Cochonour Clyde Virginia Butner Ann& Grace Leroy Stevens Lewis B Nellie Shelton Thomas W Margaret L. Joyce Nellie E. Strohm Dean Strohm J. L Alma Mayfield Pauline Baird Drum Lang

Owen Lee breaks arm after fall returning home

Owen Lee fell from a tree on Sunday while visiting Andrew Liffick in West Union. He broke his right arm and was taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute before returning home on Wednesday.

Owen Lee Andrew Liffick West Union Union Terre Haute

Marshall minister resigns as pastor

Rev. Thos. W. Bass, for almost five years pastor of the First Christian Church, tendered his resignation to church officers last Sunday. His term ends November 1. He and Mrs. Bass are highly regarded in the community for leadership and Christian conduct. During his tenure the church grew with over 125 new members, strong Sunday school attendance, and plans for a new building with finances in good standing. Bass has received other invites but has no definite plan yet.

Thos. W. Bass First Christian Church Bass Bays

Marshall Girl Graduates From University

Dorothea Mitchell, daughter of Dr and Mrs Mitchell, graduates from the University of Marshall with a B S in Advertising. She joins Alpha Omicron Pi, Pleiades, Omicron Delta, Chi Gamma, Collegiate Chamber of Commerce, and YWCA, has served as Ad Club secretary, and plans to move to Washington DC for employment.

Dorothea .Mitchell Mitchell Tsa Homiversity Advertising Club Marshall Washington D C

Haddixes entertain with chicken supper near West Union

Mr and Mrs Albert Haddix hosted a Sunday chicken supper east of West Union. Guests included Mr and Mrs Randall Lindley and Gene, Mr and Mrs Richard Strohm and children, Mr and Mrs Vern Hilbert, Mr and Mrs Otto Nichols and families, Mr and Mrs Forrest Ferris and Charlotte, Mr and Mrs Vern Spotts, Mr and Mrs Fred Wernz and Bill Riley, Mr and Mrs Boyd Nichols and Nickey, Mr and Mrs Harold Miller, Mrs Dora Lindley, and Mr and Mrs Charley Perry and son Bob from Chicago.

Albert Haddix West Union Randall Lindley Gene Richard Strohm Vern Hilbert Otto Nichols Forrest Ferris Charlotte Vern Spotts Fred Wernz Bill Riley Boyd Nichols Nickey Harold Miller Dora Lindley Charley Perry Bob Chicago

Professor Franklyn L. Andrews dies in Charleston

Funeral services were held in Charleston and Decatur for Franklyn L. Andrews Associate Professor of English and Director of Student Publications at Eastern Inois State Teachers College His death on August 31 followed complications from an emergency appendectomy on August 25 He was renowned for guiding the Teachers College News which earned 47 major awards over 14 years as faculty adviser The paper topped teachers college rankings for years and the staff plans to continue publication when the college opens on September 11.

Charleston Decatur Franklyn L. Andrews Eastern Inois State Teachers College Andrews Teachers College Teachers College News News

Mr and Mrs Alvey Surprised by Friends Visit

Mr and Mrs John Alvey were surprised Saturday evening when friends arrived from Terre Haute Chicago and Onisha Nebraska for a social visit. The group brought a picnic supper and shared an evening together with the Alveys.

Mrs. Alvey John Alvey Joe Mooter Margaret Leusing Terre Haute Connie Mooter John Dunbar Kathryn Ann Chicago Charles Mooter Onisha Nebraska

Old Dolson farmer shaves life long at barber, aged eighty

Geo H Coon of Dolson township, a farmer, visited Pat Smith's barbershop for his first shave in life. He is over eighty, keeps two razors, one older than fifty years and another over a century old, never sharpening them except by a strap. The two are curiosities in their way.

Geo. H. Coon Dolson Township Pat Smith

Races yield world pace record and other notes

Terre Haute crowd witnesses Robert J. lower the world pacing mark to 2 0114 while Carbonate boosts the two year old record to 2 09 and John R. Gentry posts 2 08. Marriage licenses issued for Ernest L. Wilson and Vinnie Grover, George M. McCarty and Eva Wolfe, and David Sandles and Elizabeth Renals. Lulu Deaner and Misses Janette Briscoe Nellie Casteel and Anna Marvin attend Terre Haute Normal School. shore up plans for school well with twenty four inch tiling.

Marshall Terre Haute Robert J Carbonate John R. Gentry Ernest L. Wilson Vinnie M. Grover Martinsville Geo. M. McCarty Crawford Co Eva T. Wolfe Sanford Ind David Sandles Elizabeth Renals Terre Otek Chas BE. Schenck Lulu Deaner Janette Briscoe Nellie Casteel Anna Marvin

Forty Years Ago Board Dinner Before Adjournment

A Fort Worth area summary notes the board of review and judge Everett Connelly dining with Mr and Mrs Sam Prevo before adjournment. Other items include Maud Miller marrying Alonzo Allred in Dolson township, Rev Batey officiating, and relatives present. J R Crossley and baby visit on way to Chicago. Darwin Dr Dickerson buys farms. residents visit the St Louis fair. Alma Hightshoe’s surprise 16th birthday party with gifts.

Board of Review Everett Connelly Sam Prevo Dolson Township Maud Roy Miller Alonzo Allred Swango Batey J R. Crossley Baby Mayfield Chicago John IC_ railroad Darwin Dr_ Dickerson Terre Haute J R Thompson O C Myles West Union McClure Tom

Cabinets attract attention in Howell building display room

1914 Thirty Years Ago C E Williams showcases a new line of kitchen cabinets in the Howell building at the southwest square corner. The handsome, well-made designs include built in conveniences and are drawing favorable comments. Miss Eleanor Shaw departed yesterday for Seattle after weeks with relatives. Continued on page 4.

C E. Williams Howell Eleanor Shaw Seattle Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thos. H. Brosman Salzwedel Draft Board Lawrence County M. T.H.S Ed Beadle Charles Sheridan Sheridan Rosa Gard Fitzgerald William Bubeck Fort Leonard Wood, Mo C.M. Bubeck Fred Lichtenberger Aleutian Islands Alaska Aid Adam Lichtenberger Pez Os San Francisco MR. and Mrs. Haddix Prof H C Howell L. Booth Pennington Allen Briscoe Ed Henbest Mary Maney City J. A. McGuire Winfield Harrison Cork Livingston
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