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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1961

Page

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Organized Bowling Leagues Form for Marsal Bowl Lanes

A list of winter league entries is announced for Marsal Bowling Lanes with multiple Monday to Friday leagues. Teams include Parker Motor Supply Post Office Clerks Lions Club Gard Bros and City of Marshall Aldermen among others.

Marsal Parker Motor Supply Johnie Snedeker Post Office Carriers Prevo Motor Co R. E. Laird E.P. Lodge Sig S Addicts Marshall Mutsial Ie Ina Post Office Clerks Lions Club Gard Bros Quint Insurance Cauldwell Nation Co American’ Legion Post 90 Rotary Parker Motor ‘Supply De-Quick Louise’s Beatty Tom's Cafe Colonial Kitchen Lee's L. P. Gas Pearce Food Market Mike “& Mildreds Taylor~ Electric Frank Pearce Inn Martin Drug Store Flowers Salon St. Mary Church Moone Dog Suds Clark Snyder Churen Armstrong Marshall Christian Church Marshall Congreational Marshall Methodist Church Marshall Baptist Church West Union Church Zion Grand Turn Five Notes Clarke Willfonds Vel Marshall Loan "Co Blizeard Union Auxiliary Referson Electric Clark “Co Myles Motors West_ Union American Legion Taylor Electric Quality

Peoria Parents Welcome Two Daughters in September Births

Mr and Mrs Allen Serwise of Peoria Illinois welcome Gail Denise a girl born September 19 weighing 8 pounds ? They already have two daughters. Mr and Mrs Darrell Liwix also announce a daughter Laura Kay born Sunday September 24 at Union Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces This is their second daughter Mrs Livvix is the former Cynthia Le Fever daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Fever.

Allen Serwise Peoria Mlinois Gail Denise Darrell Liwix Union Hospital Laura Kay Livvix Cynthia le Fever EarleFever

Car Collision West of Marshall Injures Five People

A Sunday evening rear end collision west of Marshall involving a Cork family car and a Chevrolet driven by Earl Stover injured five people. Carol Huffington and Mrs. Cork suffered fractures and both were treated at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Cork and Janet Huffington were shaken but not seriously hurt. Stover and three Marshall youths received first aid and were released.

Joe Cork Carol Janet Huffington Jack Huffington Marshall

McConchie Kannmacher wedding at Terre Haute

Miss Kannmacher and Melvin McConchie wed at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday September 16. Attendants Karen Kannmacher and Lester Strohm. Rev James Brown officiated. Couple graduates of Marshall High School and University of Illinois and University of Missouri respectively. They reside 600 South Central Terre Haute with Mrs McConchie employed by Anaconda Corp and Mr McConchie at Indiana State Teachers College.

Melvin McConchie Karen Kannmacher Lester Strohm James Brown Marshall High School Kammacher University of Linois McCondhleise University of Titois South Central Terre Haute McConchie Anaconda Corporation Indiana State Teachers College

Deaths: James D. Macker long resident of Clark County

James D. Macker died last Friday at 77. Funeral held Monday in Champaign. Survived by four sons Glenn Mississippi Herbert Texas Kermit Roy Wichita Kansas Vincent California and daughter Mildred Prindle Wichita. The body sent to Wichita where wife Florence Walls Hacker is buried. Scott Jackson died Sunday at Paris Hospital. Funeral services Tuesday at Ward Sutton Funeral Home in Paris. He was brother of Mrs. William Gehed.

James D. Macker Clark County Champaign Glenn Mississippi Herbert Texas Kermit and Roy Wichita Kansas Vincent California Mildred Prindle Witchita Florence Walls Hacker Scott Jackson Paris Ward Sutton Mr. Jackson William Gehed

Appreciation Dinner Welcomes New Teachers To Community

The Chamber of Commerce hosted an annual welcome dinner for new teachers with remarks from Joe Macey and Joe Staub. Doctor Don Duncanson of Indiana University spoke on school community relations, outlining goals and methods for teachers, followed by reports on the Fourth Annual Fall Festival and Clarkeville telephone system progress. Rev David L Hamm delivered the invocation and benediction as Redbud Girl Scouts planned fundraising activities.

Chamber St Commerce Feac Robert Charles Chamber of Commerce Joe Macey Board of Education Don Duncanson Indiana Doctor Duncanson Owen Flowers Joe Staub Clarkeville David L. Hamm

Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Session

Judge John F. Spivey presided as two divorces were granted, Margaret Lowe and Katherine R. Wood each obtaining divorce from spouses. New filings include Virginia R. Smitley versus Donald B. Smitley and Herman Lowe versus Margaret Lowe for divorce and partition. Marriage licenses issued to Ditford Burton and Mildred Hamilton.

John F. Spivey Circuit Court Marshall Margaret Lowe Katherin R. Wood Frederick C. Wood Virginia R. Smitley Donald B.smitley the Veterans Administration,and Marshall Loan Company Herman Lowe Ditford Burton Reclaville Mildred Hamilton Brazil Indiana

Presenting Checks to F F A Boys at Livestock Show

Mr Spittler presents no checks to F F A boys at the Greenup Livestock Show. In the first row J T or list Wayne Parrish Holstein cattle Ralph McCondle Hampshire hogs Jerry Holmes crossbred hogs. Standing L to R Mr Spittler Charles Setzer Hererora cattle Merlyn Parris Duroc hogs Ron Kints crossbred hogs Harold McCondle Duroc hogs Billy Pine Hampshire hog Ronnie O Rourke Shropshire sheep. Eighteen schools competed in section 20 livestock show. Marshall Chapter placed second in awards.

Spitcler Neid Greenup J. Tor Wayne Parrish Duroc Ralph McCondle Jerry Holmes Hampshire Victor Boyer Mr. Spittler Charles E. Setzer Hererora Merlyn Parris Duroc Hoga Ron Kints Harold McCondle Billy Pine Ronnie O'Rourke Shropshire Marshall Chapter

Ground-Breaking Ceremony For Burnsides Home

Miss Webel Burn des turning the Sat shovel of earth at the groundbreaking. Serena Hillam C Burnsides and daughter Thomas Burnsides among attendees. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Charles McClelland and others. Raymond Massey spoke for the benefactor, noting the Burn sides family ties and the $200000 gift toward a half million dollar project. The home honors her parents and sister Mary Abagalt Burnsides.

Webel Burndes Serena Hillam C. Burnsides Daught Thomas Burnsides Miss Burnsides Charles McClelland Mary van Houten Raymond Massey D. Burnsides

Martinsville Marriage Licenses Reported and Local Affairs

Edgar A. Rowel and Edna Newman of Martinsville, Vern Alrey and Myrtle Hardway also listed for marriage licenses. Alma Shipe left for a month visit to Washington DC and Pittsburg. Charley Cook sold his farm to James Turner of Kentucky. Crawford county supervisors allocate 30,000 dollars for a new jail at Robinson.

Edgar A. Rowel Edna Newman Martinsville Vern Alrey Myrtle Hardway Alma Shipe Edna Bell Washington, DC Pittsburg Pennsylvania Dennison Charley Cook James Turner Kentucky Crawford County Robinson

Forty Years Ago Local Marriages and Trades Reported

Neighboring residents helped harvest corn for Wm P Bowen of Oak Grove in Wabash township. Joseph R Cline and Florence Jarve wed at Cline home in Pine Street with Thomas Craig officiating. Robert Thompson swapped the Machan garage building and two East Main Street cottages for Emma Lockard farm. Martinsville pairs include W K McDaniel to Bertha Crowe and Anderson Chapman to Merle Josie Johnson. Elizabeth Ann Manhart of West Union married George B Krauss Jr of Evansville at a noon wedding. Pilgrim Holiness church dedication set for Sunday on Tenth and Plum. Edith Eitel and James Knowles wed in Terre Haute. Vern on Vansickle and Ory Tovell, both 18, Westfield, with Morgan Jordan and Anna Potta of Terre Haute among listed locals.

Frank Taylor Carl Clements Vern Lou Fenton Taylor Fred Tingley James Gilbert John Tapscott Harold Maurer J. H. Whiton Wm. P. Bowen Oak Grove Wabash Township Joseph R. Cline Anderson Township Florence Jarve Auburn Charles ‘Cline Pine Street Thomas Craig Robert Thompson Frank Machan East Main Street Emma Lockard W. K. McDaniel Martinsville Bertha D. Crowe Tra Anderson Chapman Johnson Township Merle Josie Johnson Evansville Indiana Elizabeth Ann T Ann Manhart LA. Manhart West Union George B. Krauss George L Krauss Evansvill Pilgrim Holiness Church Tenth Plum Street R. B.ls Wheeldon Edith Eitel Charles Eitel Marshall James Knowles Terre Haute Centrallt Presbyterian Church B. W. Tyler Vernon Vansickle Westfield Ory ‘Tovell Morgan T Jordan Anna Potta Carl Pearce Ini Marguerite

Oliver Homecoming at Oover Methodist Church

Homecoming service at Oover Methodist Church next Sunday October 1 with Sunday school at 11 00 a m a basket dinner at noon and a program at 2 00 p m The public is invited Also Twilight Riders horse show at Clark County Fairground next Sunday October 2 at 1 00 pm.

Oover Methodist Churcn Hole Twilight Riders Clark County” Fairground

School of Missions at First Baptist Church Autumn Event

The First Baptist Church of Mar shall hosts a six day school of missions from October 1 to 6 with a different missionary speaking each service. Notable speakers include Fort Parke, Rev Otho Wile Paulk, Clara Statsillamins, Tressie Ist, Raymond Monday, Harry Philips, and Doris Dixon with various regional missions leaders and superintendents scheduled.

First Baptist Church of Marshall Fe Fort Parke Korea Otho Wile Paulk Terre Haute Clara Stats Illamins Raptman Tressie Ist Children Home Kagan Raymond Harry Philips Faught Greencastle Indiana Missisdoris Dixon Davidsippt Marshall Mar Fartre

West Union Community Notices and Local Births

Twenty years ago Rev and Mrs Lenle C Archer of Marshall announce baptisms and missionary trips. marriages and collisions noted. Bay area births include Barbara Louise, Dennis Raymond, and Diana Tyne with weights and times. Golden anniversary planned for George and Mrs Lederman with invitation and cards requested.

Calvn Rarain Birthday Celebration Next Sunday

Calvn Rarain will celebrate his birthday Sunday October 1 at the Scout Building at the fairground. Mrs. oeveaen returned from Union Hospital Sunday to the home of her daughter, Mrs Frank Pearce.

Calvn Rarain Mra. Oeveaen Union Hospital Mes, Frank Pearce

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