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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1969

Page

7

Church calendar and services across Burt Burt and Mattoon

First Methodist and First Baptist churches announce Sunday September 14 services including 8:45 a.m. prayer, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. morning worship with nursery provided. Special hurricane relief offering and WSCS officers training events noted. Also listed are choir rehearsals, youth activities, and district meetings. A Christian Science note references daily readings.

Kingdomtide Chaddock Boys School Mattoon WSCS Villa Grove First Baptist Church Gilbert Waud Archer Third Wayne Evans Kingdom of God WKZI Casey Leon Milam Our Men’s Brotherhood Christian Science Church of Christ, Scientist Pine Street Mary Baker Eddy

Law Requires Special Instruction for State's Handicapped Children

Illinois public schools enroll about 2.8 million students this September with roughly 250 thousand receiving special education services. The ISBA notes six categories. districts may lack direct facilities, but state reimbursements aid staffing and programs. The 1969 legislature appropriated 295.5 million for reimbursements to districts. An advisory council coordinates statewide planning with county and regional committees until July 1.

Illinois Iinois State Bar Association ISBA

Plan for handicapped children to receive a good education

The text advocates devising and recommending a comprehensive plan to ensure all handicapped children receive a good common school education as required by the Timois Constitution within their abilities. The passage emphasizes equal access and appropriate support to meet constitutional obligations.

Timois Ther Abilies

New Student Registration at Southern Illinois University

New students must register Friday and Saturday September 19 20 or face missing three days of classes and a late fee. On campus dorms open for unregistered students September 19 with freshman only Friday and transfer eligibility on Saturday. Advisement and registration for returning students September 22 23, and final late session September 26.

Southern Illinois University At Carbondale

Car chase in Marshall ends with Bays leaving scene on foot

Farl Bays Jr fled a muffler problem in Marshall pursued by Officer Neal and State Trooper James Spier. Bays wrecked a culvert, lost a tire and wheel, and ran on foot before being intercepted. The car was recovered two miles southeast of the Geisert farm by Eddington's Wrecker Service.

Farl Bays, Jr Marshall Neal Marshall City Mr Bays Maple Street Bavs Spires Geisert Farm Eddington

Hutchings Reunion Held At Public Park In Kansas Winds

The 56th Hutchings reunion took place Sunday at a public park in Kansas Winds with 102 attendees. Family members from Marshall Martinsville Paris Portage Griffith Syanna Beach Rantoul Kansas West Terre Haute Charleston and Indianapolis gathered. next year’s reunion is planned for the same venue and date.

Hutchings Kansas John M. Hutchings Marshall Chris Hutchings Martinsville Rae Hutchings Paris George Hutchings Portage Indiana Tom Hutchings Griffith Aaron Hutchings Syanna Beach Florida Russell Hutchings Rantoul Ilinois Lyle Hutcchings Hugh Hutchings Mabel Hutchings Lawrence Propst Olin Biggs Illinois Henry Biggs Minte Harold Lyle William Nolan Hinkle Indianapolis Matthell Suella Fitzjarrold Cephas Davis Dave Kemper Tlinois Brenda James Hollingsworth Eldred Combs West Terre Haute Donnie Angie Miller

Melrose Social Notes and Quotation

Melrose society columns report a weekend of visits and meals among the Poorman Wells Blankenbeker Kenderdine families with guests from Robinson Burlington Racine Casey Marshal and Ft Wayne. The closing line offers a proverb about wisdom and progress.

John Poorman and Jr Robinson Ed Poorman Ft . Wayne Indiana Jean Coutts Shirley Reash Heidi Burlington Iowa al Bedard Beth Steve Wells Racine Wisconsin Olen Wells John John Poorman J D Kenneth Blankenbeker Winfred Blankenbeker Charles Kenderdine Rodney Donna Warren Kenderdine Joe Wells Larry Joe Todd Marshal Celia Dodd Tessie Redman Casey Mondey June Nina Blankenbeker Ralph Blankenbeker

Railroad dumping ground closed by health department

The Shnows Department of Public Health ordered a major midwestern railroad to shut down a landfill north of Herrin after failing to meet daily dirt fill and final cover standards. Officials say waste sometimes sat in cars for days, and fly breeding followed. the company plans to relocate to another state with laxer laws.

Herrin Cook County Shnows Department of Public Health Int Tony Favreau Favreau Oura

John Allen a Southern Malinois Historan, passes at 81

John Allen, renowned historian of Southern Malinois, suffered a heart attack after a European trip recalling WWI Marine experiences. He recovered enough to work on a new topic but declined and was sent to a VA hospital for convalescence. Listed critical briefly, he remains active and hopeful for fan cards.

John Allen Marion Wetterman John Lsted

Jacob Miller Reunion at Marshall Fairground

Descendants of Jacob Miller gathered at the Marshall fairground on Sunday August 31 for a reunion. After the doxology, a large dinner followed with numerous Miller family members from Terre Haute Detroit Paris Calfornia and local towns attending.

Jacob Miller Marshall Fairground Russell Miller Terre Haute Herbert Miller Dave Bill Detroit Michigan William Hollet Calfoarnia Leroy Lamb Betty Thelma Paris Eugene Miller Arthur Miller Everett Janest Richard Miller Fred Schafer Ralph Medsker Rick Lynn Randy Ralph Kile Mary Linda Dave Sandra Norman Barbara Virrinia Senwell Kunce Clare Kent John Douglas Sally Lesie Lori Ginger Gene Maurer Jo Anne Jack Maldorv Amy Jeff Dale Schafer Debbie Brian Darin Gerald Robinson Mike Steve Robert Robinson Leland Miller Robert Ken Rod Jim Virgil Rhoads Teresa Stepp

Myles Reunion Held at Marshall Fairground Sunday

The Myles reunion took place at the Marshall Fairground on a Sunday in September with attendees linking generations and sharing memories at the community event.

Myles Marshall Fairground

Community Gathering Honors Local Families and Generations

A local event honored many Myles and related families including Bernard Decker Russell Wayne Ernest Roy Wayne Bob Aubrey Alfred Donald and James Myles with extended relatives. Prizes went to oldest attendee Lillie Myles 88 and a five generation family. Billie Martin 3 was youngest. Arthur Myles had the largest family and Fred Bohn traveled farthest.

Ber Bernard Myles Decker Myles Russell Myles Wayne Hunt Ernest Tingley Roy Butler Wayne Myles Bob Stout Aubrey Koppler Alfred Kraemer Donald Hutchens James Hoosier Robert Keem Otto Lewis Myles Arthur Myles Emery Bohn Fred Bohn Mary Wolton Elsie Kraemer Melba Littlejohn Lucille Wilson Lillie Myles Deloris Pine Margaret Bohn Doris Baker Billie Martin

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