Hickson-Kibler Wedding and School Board Notes
The Marshall Community Schools board met in regular session at the high school on September 12. They discussed last meeting minutes, approved the treasurer’s report, and reviewed 1963-64 bus routes. Enrollment shifts showed a 38-student drop in elementary, with increases in junior and high school grades. The board extended an option on five acres owned by Clyde Knowles and approved budget, levy, and insurance bids. The meeting also highlighted new laws impacting elections, calendar length, bus stop safety, and required physicals, plus a thank-you for a $1,031 grant from Sabin vaccination funds. The Chamber of Commerce announced a fall dinner to honor six new teachers and John W Lewis. An unrelated note promotes durable weather-resistant paints for canvases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Rollo Simpson
Yea
Fred Boyll
Clyde Knowles
Board of Education of the
Marshall Community Schools
Frank Pearce
Board of Education and Administrators
Caseysday
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Washington
H G Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall Community
Don Dawson
Alyce Solarczyk
Don Gamble
Robert Hope
Ron Eldred
Orthello Stephen
John W Lewis
House of Representatives
Lewis
Marshall High School
The
W C T U Convention Held at Marshall Church
The Clark County W C T U convention met at Marshall First Christian Church on Wednesday September 11 with county president Vera Hight presiding A covered dish luncheon followed a Memorial service for deceased members led by Mrs Lillian Halstein Elected officers for the next two years include Vera Hight president Lillian Burkybile vice president Ethel Smith recording secretary Lela Beshbout corresponding secretary Char lene LeFever disabled veterans and social service Cora Bartram spiritual life Mabel Bierbaum Thompson legislature and citizenship Maude Brown child welfare Verniece Sharp visual education Anna Mott literature and publications Irene Flenner national fruit beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Marshall First Christian Church
Vera Hight
Lillian Halstein
Ronald Verimont
Hostess Church
Lillian Burkybile
Ethel Smith
Lela Beshbout
Charlene LeFever
Disabled Veterans and Social Service
Cora Bartram
Mabel Bierbaum Thompson
Maude Brown
Verniece Sharp
Anna Mott
Irene Flenner
National Fruit Beverage
Marshall High School Cafeteria Menu Week of September 23 27
The Marshall High School cafeteria lists daily meals from Monday to Friday. Each day features a main dish with sides, dessert, and milk, including hot ham and cheese on Monday and macaroni loaf on Friday.
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Marshall High School Cafeteria
Memorial Hospital Nursing Class Is Graduated From Danville
Joyce Cornwell daughter of My and Mrs Glenn Wilhoit Route 2 Marshall was among 25 graduates of the Lakeview Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Danville Illinois She earned the top scholastic average and received a pin and a U S Savings Bond She and husband Ronald Cornwell reside Urbana and she works at Carle Hospital Champaign While he is a senior at the University Illinois also noted Illinois art exhibition at University of Illinois Urbana September 22 28 judged by 15 Illinois judges with 261 pieces from 237 exhibitors 38 counties Also new McCulloch Super Mac chain saw introduced by R E Laird dealer for holiday use
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cornwell
Glenn B. Wilhoit
Marshall
Lakeview Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Danville
Illinois
Presbyterian Church
U S
Ronald Cornwell
Saffer Court 5
Urbana
Carle Hospital
Champaign
University of Illinois
College of Agriculture and Fine ‘and Applied Arts
University of Illinois Art
R. E. Laird
McCulloch Power Tools
Raisner Reunion Marks Fift y Annual Gathering
The fifty annual Raisner reunion was held at Marshall fair ground on Sunday September 15 with a noon basket dinner. Devotions were by Sherd Hughes. Attendees included Roscoe Blocklinger Eugene Low Richard Murphy Sherd Hughes Grace Low Louis Myles Herman Low Dave Sweitzer Virginia Donnie Wence Clara Low Pickens Mabel Bierbaum Thompson Thelma Murphy Raymond Finkbiner Lester Finkbiner Katrina Susan Waight Charlotte Shirley Mike Bierbaum. The next meeting will be in the same place in 1964. One death one marriage and three births were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raisner
Marshall Fair Ground
Sherd Hughes
Roscoe Blocklinger
Eugene Low
Richard Murphy
Grace Low
Louis Myles
Herman Low
Dave Sweitzer
Virginia
Donnie Wence
Clara Low Pickens
Mabel Bierbaum Thompson
Thelma Murphy
Raymond Finkbiner
Lester Finkbiner
Oakland
Trinds
Katrina
Susan Waight
Charlotte
Shirley
Mike Bierbaum
Troxels Open House for Golden Anniversary
The Troxel couple of Darwin Illinois celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house Sunday September 22 from 2 to 5 PM at their home. Mr and Mrs Troxel have three sons Ben Roy Ralph and two daughters Maxine Isabel and 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Gifts are not requested and all friends and relatives are invited.
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John Troxel
Darwin
Ilinois
1Si Haute
Troxel
Mamie Ingram
Ben
the Creek
Indiana
Roy
Mars
Ralph
Joliet
Daughbéria
Maxine
Armstrong Revival At Armstrong Methodist Church Oct 3 6
Armstrong Methodist Church will hold revival services October 3 through October 6 at 7 30 each evening Rev Beltz native to Armstrong and now leads the Pilgrim Holiness pension plan in Indianapolis A cordial invitation is extended to the general public to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Methodist Church
Rev. Beltz
Armstrong Community
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Indianapolis
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Drag Sk
Ube
Tener
Bae
W. C. T. U. Convention
Lola Albright
Peter Gunn
Garver
Shell Service
Bill Garver
Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Rockford Insurance
Dennis M. Jones Marshall
Terre Haute
Tempeo
Eitel Building Service
4Th St
Marshall, DL
Troxels
Herald
Rev
Roy A, Beltz
Lincoln Trail
John Deere
Arch Davidson
Clyde H. Knowles
Twlight Riders
R. E. Bishop’s
South 9Th St
Marshall, N
Bambo
Florence
Nellie (Griffin
R. E. Bishop
Leslie Gard
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