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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1967

Page

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Ford Marketing Institute completes retail selling course

O. B. Forsythe of Don Stanfleyi Ford Sales Marshall has completed a retail selling course at Ford's Detroit Marketing Institute. The institute offers multiple courses for dealers managers sales personnel and Ford Lincoln Mercury staff conducted by professional instructors in New York Chicago Dallas San Francisco Atlanta Detroit. Since 1959 over 100000 attendees have taken courses.

O. B. Forsythe Don Stanfleyi Ford Sales North 6Th Marshall Ford Detroit ‘Marketing Institute Ford Marketing Institutes Lincoln-Mercury Ford Motor Company New York Chicago Dallas San Francisco Atlanta Detroit

Post Office Open House and Zip Code Awareness

Marshall hosts an Open House at the Marshall Post Office on September 19 with a Postal Services Day. Postmaster Donald W. Ferris outlines Zip-a-List kits for every household to obtain Zip Codes and return addresses, encouraging clear printing and accurate returns.

Marshall Post Office Marshall Postoffice Donald W. Ferris Ferris Lawrence F. O'Brien

DAR Meeting Invites Members To September Luncheon

Walter Burdick chapter of the D A R will meet at Mrs Dan Gard home on Monday September 18 with a 12 80 luncheon. Mrs Chas S Putz will speak at the program and 915 BH Lafayette St Olney is listed as contact. Mrs Dan Gard newly elected regent of Wabash Valley Chapter attended a luncheon business meeting and reception honoring Indiana state regent Elza Phillip Warren at Morris Bryant Hotel Lafayette on September 11.

Walter Burdick Daughters of American Revolution Dan Gard Chas Putz Lafayette St Olney Wabash Valley Daughters of American Colonists Terre Haute Elza Phillip Warren Indiana Morris Bryant Rd 52 N Lafayette

Saddle Club to Meet at Carahan Home

The Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club holds a two ribbon show this Sunday at 1 30 p m at Lester Carahan's home six miles south of Paris on Jower Terre Haute road.

Clark County Trail Blazers Saddle Club Lester Carahan Paris Jower Terre Haute Road

Deaths of Mrs. Mattie Eitel Hurst and Dorothy Wallace

Two local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Mattie Eitel Hurst at 90 in Marshall. Services were held at Marshall First Christian Church with interment in Marshall Cemetery. Dorothy Jean Wallace, 23, also Marshall, died at Union Hospital Terre Haute. services planned at Marrs Funeral Home with interment in Marshall.

Mattie Eitel Hurst Hickory Street Marshall Ruby Woll Count 5 Velda Clatfelter Brandson John F. Woll Frankfort Germany Marrs Funeral Home Marshall First Christian Church Don Paden Marshall Cemetery Hurst Marshall Christian Church Royal Dorothy Jean Wallace Route 1 Union Hospital Terre Haute Elsie Smith Ocean Springs Mississippi Darell Wallace Shirley Bays Herman Wallace Marshall Kingdom Hall Burton Lee Tthe Union Hospital

McNary Anniversary Observed at Livingston Home

Mr and Mrs John Edwards Becki and Brian Mr and Mrs Don McNary John and Patty celebrated their parents and grandparents four dozen years of marriage with sixty relatives and friends at the parental home near Livingston. Clergy, ministers and family gathered for cards gifts flowers and refreshments before services at Livingston church.

John Edwards Becki Brian Don McNary John Patty Livingston Kemp Duke Mitchell Cheta Ada Don McNary Ronever

Quarterback Club Meeting Set With Coaches

The Quarterback Club will meet at 8:00 on September 18 at the American Legion Home to meet the coaches and elect officers. Fathers of boys in football are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs A E Lockhart of Detroit are visiting relatives.

American Legion A. E. Lockhart Detroit, Michigan

Don E. Stepp Dies in Vietnam Accident

Lance Corporal Don E. Stepp of Marshall dies in Vietnam after an accidental shooting nearby Danang on September 21 1967. Survived by mother Elsie and five sisters and five brothers. Marshall High School 1965 graduate. 28 months in service. Marrs Funeral Home arranging funeral.

Don E. Stepp Danang Republic of Vietnam Elsie Patricia McDaniel West Union Rosa Stepp Marshall Linda Stepp Lois Stepp Doris Stepp Tom Stepp Robert Stepp Charles Stepp Denzil W. Stepp Vietnam Richard Stepp Clara Douglas Dennison Carrie Stepp Don Marshall High School Marrs Funeral Home

Radio React Club Aids Emergencies Across Regions

The React Club uses CB radio to help in emergencies. Sheriff channels seven and nine are used. Marshall reports up to thirty cases. Seelyville near Terre Haute requested aid. Doris Gentry returns to eastern Illinois for the winter term.

Sheriff of Bee React Club React Sheriff Office Marshall Indiana Seelyville Terre Haute Doris Gentry Eastern Illinois

Open House and Dedication at New Marshall Elementary

The Marshall Community Schools Board hosts an Open House and dedication for the new elementary building on Sunday September 24 from 1 00 to 4 00 p m. The PTA collaborates with the district to organize hostesses guides and refreshments. A 3 00 p m dedication program in the all purpose room includes remarks by C A Bush and Joe Welsh, performances by the Marshall High School Band, the unveiling of a bell, fundraising activities, and a benediction by Rev Don Paden.

Board of Education Marshal Community Schools PTA Marshall Schools C A Bush Presiding Marshall High School H V. Johnson Dale Davis Joe Welsh Clark County Kenneth Little Marshall Parent-Teachers Association Katherine Meehling Don Paden Myron Tedrick Boards of Education

Mallory Family Reunion Notes 1967 in Casey Illinois

The 18th Mallory reunion was held at Casey Park on August 27 with 52 relatives attending. Officers elected for 1968 were President Elva Sweet Treasurer Virgil Mallory and Secretary Barbara Coombs. Seven events include births and illnesses with updates on attendees and a next reunion planned for August at Casey Park.

Hiram and Amanda McClung Mallory Casey Park Casey Grace Lloyd Laubaugh Elva Sweet Virgie Coombes Virgil Mallory Barbara Coombs Oda Mallory Virgil Kenneth Wolfe Junie Martinsville Tlinois Jeanne Bellaire Michigan Dennis Towell Roger Mabel ‘Kurts Carl Slusser Ruth Towell Frank Eckerly Linda Krystal Russell Wood Brocton Thinots Jeff Tommy Campbell Danville Lloyd Spittler Faris Virgil Teter Dale Champaign Loran Hill Allerton Barbara Bill Combs Karen James Boyd Indianapolis Benny Ballard Theresa Tommy Louisville Floyd Coombes Kenneth Coombes Celesta

Stover Correal Wedding Marry in Holy Matrimony

Miss Paula Stover and Joseph Correal wed in a Nuptial Mass at St Mary Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, organ music, and the bride wore a silk organza gown with lace details and a pink rose cascade. The couple plans to reside in Terre Haute after a Wisconsin honeymoon and Mr Correal attends Indiana State University.

Paula Stover Joseph Correal St Mary Church Michael F Donahue Don Ferris Charles Bush Phyllis Curl Bbride Chrissie Stover Mary Correal Phyllis Martin Maid of Honor Paula Roberts Patrick Correal Newport Rhode Island Richard Howard Washington DC Joe Amiana Staten Island New York Rudy Detrick Indianapolis American Legion Joe Roberts Mike Stover Don Slater Stan Machango Wisconsin Terre Haute Correnl Indipena State University

Elementary schools prepare for 1967 68 year

In the 1967 68 school year 977 children will enroll from Kindergarten through Sixth Grade plus Special Education. Head Start Reading Enrichment and Language Development programs continue, with a new elementary school added focusing on library instructional materials. Dale Davis leads elementary supervision with Dan Stephens and Doris Shawler assisting. Ruth Kemp heads Health Services. Mary Swiess and Penny Bulkley oversee Physical Education. Chas Ingram aides health and fitness. Three complexes remain South Elementary, the new school, and Ohio School offering early childhood Head Start and Kindergarten.

Dale Davis Dan Stephens Doris Shawler Ruth Kemp Mary Swiess Penny Bulkley Chas, Ingram Ohio

Crouch Johnston Bride in St Pauls Service

Ellan Crouch married Charles N Johnston Jr in St Pauls Lutheran Roberts. Officiant Rev Granger led a double ring ceremony. The couple plans a southern Indiana trip before settling in Hopkinsville Kentucky where Johnston works at Fort Campbell and Mrs Johnston nurses at Western.

St Paul's Lutheran Church Roberts Timeis Ellan Crouch Charles Nickell Tohnstoan, Jr William C Granger J Fred Crouch Roberto Tillinois Fry Ton Susan Vanderberg Rockford Thinois Charlies N Tohnston Marshall David Weber Fast Branch Sara Crouch Sherrie Wakefield Nancie Crouch Vicki Wakefield Carolyn Crouch Johnston Indiana Hopktinsville Kentucky Fort Campbell Western

Local Farmer Grows Remarkable Korean Tomato

Fred McCarty of Marshall area raised a Korean tomato weighing 2 pounds 14 ounces and 18 inches in circumference. He notes some green fruit remaining larger yet.

Fred McCarty Marshall

North Center Community Club Opens Year at School

The first meeting of the North Center Community Club for the year will be held at the school on Friday night September 15 at 7 30 p m. Refreshments will be sandwiches cookies coffee and koolaide provided. Norman Hawker entered Indiana Central College Tuesday for his junior year.

North Center Community Club Norman Hawker Indiana Central College

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D. A. R. Meeting Saddle Club Quarterback Club Radio React Mallory Emery (Snide) Dodd Bertha Snavely Melrose Harold Hallie) Clatfelter Crouch-Johnston North Center Meeting
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