Marshall Junior High Rams Baseball Open 1967 Season
The Marshall Junior High Rams opened the 1967 season September 18 with a 4 to 3 win over Oblong behind Howard Johnson and Greg Marrs. They lost 1 to 0 at Oblong on September 20 in eight innings and prepared for the district tournament by beating Cumberland 7 to 2, with Randy Nicholson and Johnson pitching and Bennett, Johnson and Marrs delivering key hits. The Rams start district play September 26 at Kansas, with potential games September 27 and 29 at Hume. Marshall defends its district title against Hume, ABL, Crestwood, Newman, Chrisman, and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Prevo
Mark Haugh
Jim Warner
Jeff Cargal
Joey Ferris
Randy Nicholson
Tom Kasemeyer
Allen Lowry
Dan Harper
John Irwin
Mike Campbell
Howard Johnson
Mr. Bailey
Don Miller
Steve Bennett
Greg Marrs
Doug Strohm
Mr. Robinson
Marshall Junior High
Oblong
Joe Ferris
Rams
Marshall
Cumberland
Kansas
Hume
Abl
Crestwood
Newman
Chrisman
Hindsboro
Open House Dedication Marks New Marshall Elementary
Marshall Community Schools held an Open House and dedication for the new elementary school on Sunday September 24. About 1000 attendees toured facilities including a large instructional materials center and playgrounds with safety oriented design. Joe Welsh accepted the building from architects Wilson and Wilson as Dr. George Mitchell and past board members were thanked. The Clark County Post and American Legion presented the flag while the Marshall High School band performed the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Community Schools
Board of Education
Come
PTA
Joe Welsh
Wilson & Wilson
Mount Vernon
Ilinois
Welsh
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Board of
Martinsville Teens Receive Blue Cross Blue Shield Scholarships
Miss Susie Lee Hendrix and Miss Barbara Garner, Martinsville residents, each earned a 300 scholarship for one year nurse training. Hendrix attends Mount Sinai School of Nursing in Chicago and Garner studies at St. Anthony Hospital in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Lee Hendrix
Dean Hendrix
Route 8
Martinsville
Barbara Garner
William E. Garner
Hendrix
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Chicago
Miss Garner
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
HIA
Blue Shield
Clark County Health Improvement Association
Births at Paris Hospital Add Shannon Lyn and Larry Thomas
Mr and Mrs Robert Grieve welcome Shannon Lyn born Friday at 3 26 am at Paris Hospital weighing five pounds eleven and a quarter ounces. Grandparents Lloyd Hendrix Maurine Martin and Larry Hutchings noted. Larry Thomas born at Paris Hospital weighing six pounds thirteen and a half ounces to Mr and Mrs Larry Hutchings and Christina McDaniel. Albert Carpenter Jr announces daughter Tammy To born September 20 weighing seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grieve
Sharon Hendrix
Paris Hospital
Shannon Lyn
Lloyd Hendrix
Maurine (Grieve) Martin
Marshall
Larry Hutchings
Larry Thomas
Christina McDaniel
Albert Carpenter Jr
Tammy To
Casey Group Organizes Casey La Leche League Meeting
The Casey La Leche League forms a new group with its first meeting on Thursday September 28 at 8 p m at Mrs. James W Cassell’s home 932 2254. The session covers Advantages of Breast Feeding to Mother and Child with Mrs. James Carroll leading. All interested women and babies are welcome regardless of pregnancy or family status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Group of
la Leche League
James W. Cassell
James Carroll
Chicago
United States
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Virgin Island Islands
Newealand
S&s. Central Ave
Casey, Tl
Historical Society to Meet at Cottonwood Community House
The Clark County Historical Society will meet October 5 at 7:30 PM in Cottonwood Community House. Members should bring hotdogs and buns, drinks provided by host Fred Crandal. Directions describe a route from Casey via Route 49, then multiple turns to reach the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Historical Society
Cottonwood Community House
Fred Crandal
Casey
First Erve
Mothers Club to Hold First Meeting at School Cafeteria
The high school Mothers Club invites all mothers of boys in sports to its first meeting on Tuesday evening October 8 at 7 30 in the high school cafeteria. The coaches will attend. The Quarter Back Club meets at Legion Home at 8 00 Tuesday October 3 with films shown for the proceeds from the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Legion
Bell Mounting Unveiled In North School History
Mrs. Katherine Meehling president of the PTA unveiled the mounting for the bell from the old North School. The bell, a 1896 Academy relic, was raised at a ceremony led by Dr. George Biitchell past Board of Education president. Dale Davis, elementary supervisor, introduced guests and staff involved in planning the new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Meehling
PTA
Old North School
North School
George Biitcchell
Board of Education
Dale Davis
Married in California at March Air Force Base
Afc Darlene Lindy and Afc Mike Osterfeld married on September 16 at the March Air Force Base chapel in California. The ceremony was witnessed by friends, followed by cake and a five day honeymoon to Phoenix. They will reside at 24424 First Sunnymead California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Lindy
John Lindy
Mosheim
Tennessee
Mike Osterfeld
Robert Harmon
Morristown
March Air Force Base
California
Phoenix
Arizona
Sunnymead
Hog shipment tops Marshall market parade
The largest hog shipment from Marshall in years was sent out by David Setzer and Otto Kuykendall of Wabash township. The hogs arrived in 21 farm wagons, creating an eye catching parade. Also listed are marriage licenses for Roscoe Phillips with Casey Bunton and Nellie Bunton, and Vern Finkbiner and Cecil Thompson of Wabash township. Homer Finkbiner in the aviation corps reports training at San Antonio with many aero planes. Dr. R A Mitchell left for army duty at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
David Setzer
Otto Kuykendall
Wabash Township
Roscoe Phillips
Casey
Nellie Bunton
Dolson
Vern Finkbiner
Cecil Thompson
Homer Finkbiner
Aviation Corps
San Antonio
R. A. Mitchell
Benjamin Harrison
Marriage license issued in Darwin township in 1927
Forty years ago marriage license issued to Darwin township residents Austin Blockinger 29 and Fairy Lichtenberger 26. Mrs Harry Bamesberger and son Harry Randall returned from Union Hospital Terre Haute after three weeks with a broken rim. H B O hair of Paris buys Claypool building Marshall for 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Blockinger
Darwin Township
Fairy Lichtenberger
Harry Bamesberger
Harry Randal
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Harry Randall
H. B. O’hair
Paris
Claypool
Marshall
Dolson farm men kill three and a half foot rattlesnake
Thirty years ago J W Davis Ophir Claypool and Roe Davis were cutting buckwheat on the J W Davis farm in Dolson township when they found and killed a rattlesnake measuring about three and one half feet. George Mitchell left Sunday for Washington DC where he will attend George Washington Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Davis
Ophir Claypool
Roe Davis
J. W Davis
Dolson Township
George Mitchell
Washington, DC
George Washington Medical
Cornerstone laying set for American Legion Home
Twenty years ago in 1947 Marshall prepared for a Sunday cornerstone ceremony at 300 o clock for the new American Legion Home. Wayne Cline who was injured in a basement explosion at Gary Indiana on September 6 died last Saturday from his injuries. Gerald L Brosman 19 of Paris and Lois M Kraemer 17 of Marshall wed. Richard A Taylor 21 of Marshall and Mary Lou Perisho 18 of Martinsville listed for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornerston
American Legion
Marshall
Wayne Cline
Gary
Indiana
Marshall Choir Wins National Honor at Atlantic City
Ten years ago births for Richard Eugene II and a Thompson boy. Marriage license issued for George Lamb and Etta Wieland. Carl Washburn and Frances Quinn wed. Marshall Legion Auxiliary Choir traveled to Atlantic City to compete at the American Legion convention and won after tying with a Pennsylvania choir. this marks the third national contest victory for Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Smitley
Richard Eugene II
James Thompson
George J Lamb
Marshall
Etta M. Wieland
Carl F Washburn
Martinsville
Frances A Quinn
Marshall Legion Auxiliary Choir
Atlantic City
New Jersey
American Legion
Marshall Choir
Pennsylvania
Myles Family Reunion Held at Marshall Fairground
The Myles reunion took place on Sunday September 10 at Marshall fair ground with a large dinner. Eldest attendee was 88 year old Mrs Lillie Myles and the youngest was two year old Timothy Long. The Curry and Emery Myles families traveled farest and Arthur Myles led the largest clan. Wayne Myles served as president with Louise Long as secretary treasurer. The next gathering is planned for same venue next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles
Marshall Fairground
Lillie Myles
Timothy Long
Ethel Curry
Emery Myles
Arthur Myles
Robert Stol
Janmie
Bobbie
Ernest Tingley
Wayne Hunt
Twilla
Sharon
Melissa and
Mark
Aubury Koepler
Leon Purcell
Grace McClure
Wayne Myles
Louise Long
Max E. Hollenbeck Named Springfield Intelligence Chief
Max E. Hollenbeck was selected as the new chief of the Springfield district Intelligence Division effective August 27. He previously served eight years as assistant chief, earning three outstanding performance ratings and a Superior Work Performance Award. He and his wife Juanita reside at 612 South 5th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max E. Hollenbeck
Springfield
Max
Naval Affairs Investigating Committee
Washington DC
U. S. Navy
U. S. Lejeune
Atlantic Ocean
University of Illinois
Illinois Bat
Juanita
South 5Th Street
American Legion Auxiliary Welcomes New Members
Mrs Opal Murphy presides as president for 1967 1968 at the September meeting on September 19 in the American Legion auditorium. Miss Patty McNary speaker recounts her Tuines Girls State experiences at MacMurry College and her June charm bracelet award for top grade on a government quiz. Members assemble tray favors for Danville Veterans Hospital and a call goes out for dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Murphy
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Patty McNary
Tuins
MacMurry College
Patty
Danville Veterans Hospital
Alice Little
Legion Home
Marriage Licenses Listed For Terre Haute Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Claud Arthur Wilkerson and Nell Gertrude Kelly of Terre Haute, plus Otis Barnhart and Mary Meadle, Fred Cole and Shirley Cabert Casey, and several other couples from Terre Haute and nearby towns including Marshall Brazil and West Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Arthur Wilkerson
Terre Haute
Indiana
Nell Gertrude Kelly
Otis Stanley Barnhart
Mary Magalen Meadle
Fred Dale Cole
Charleston
Tlinois
Shirley Ann Cabert
Casey
Cletus George Barlage
Indina
Martha Armeda Bradshaw
Richard Paul Lockhart
Brazil
James Michael Stepp
Marshall
Karen Kay Downey
West Terre Haute
Arnold Birmingham
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Hazel Lorene Birmingham
Richard Leon Burkett
Darlene June Adams
Illinois
Donald Earl Maurer
Patricia
Ann Fretter
Robert Vernon Lillyblade
Patsy Lee Lynch
Ind
Golden Wedding Sunday for Geheb Couple in Marshall
Mr and Mrs W G Geheb of Marshall will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday October 8 from 2 to 4 PM at the American Legion auditorium. They invite friends to visit. no gifts requested. Fred McCarty reports a pickle raiser find near Marshall, a 12 inch by 11 inch fruit weighing three pounds. New cases in circuit court include Judy Brown vs Eddie A Brown for divorce and Carolyn Stifal vs James O Sifal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G Geheb
Marshall
American Legion Auditorium
Fred McCarty
Herald Office
Judy Brown
Eddie Alien Brown
Carolyn Stifal
James O. Sifal
Wisconsin Hires Dr Smitley As Superintendent
Dr Donald W Smitley named superintendent of Kenosha public schools with a three year contract starting October 15. The Kenosha district serves about 20 000 students and Smitley has four years teaching experience plus prior roles as junior high and elementary principal and university supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W Smitley
Sprinffled
Illinois
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Smitley
Mary C Smitley
Des Plaines
Cleo H. Smitley
Marshall
Marshall Community High School
Smitler
Bureau of Educational Research
University of Tinois
University of Illinois
Phi Beta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Alpha Theta
Gardner Gaultney dies in Park Rapids Minnesota
Gardner Gaultney former Marshall resident dies at 65 in Park Rapids Minnesota last Saturday. He worked for Bubeck & Gallager furniture and later Montgomery Ward in Paris. He is survived by his widow Esther a Marshall sister Mrs William Perisho and another sister Nell Keister of Arnold Missouri. Burial was at Bismarck North Dakota Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Gaultner
Marshall
Park Rapids
Minnesota
Bubeck & Gallager
Montgomery & Ward
Paris
Esther
William Perisho
Nell Keister
Arnold Missouri
Bismark
North Dakota
Death of Mrs Elsa Corvell in West Union
Mrs Elsa Corvell 84 of West Union died Saturday. Services were held Monday at 200 mm at Pruct-Hosch Funeral Chapel with Rev Stanley Tee officiating. Survived by daughters Imogene Prust and Maurine Hutchison. sons Gordon and Russell. sister Mrs Emma Heinsman. four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Corvell
West Union
Pruct-Hosch
Stanley Teenogle
Dirs Imogene Prust
Necatur
Maurine Hutchison
Indianapolis
Gordon
Russell West York
Emma Heinsman
Christopher
Dan Garwood Dies in Melbourne Arkansas
Word reached Marshall on Tuesday that Dan Garwood died at Melbourne Arkansas. He leaves his wife Ruth one son and two grandchildren. He was the brother of William Garwood of Marshall and a former resident here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Dan Garwood
Melbourne
Arkansas
Ruth
William Garwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue Cross
Casey Group
Mothers Club
Ia i
Jen
Intelligence Divison
Vernon Kent Drum
Robinson
Ruth Evelyn Austin
Howard Edward Reynolds
Jeraldine Hedges
Danny Cecil Walker
Mary Susan Griffiths
Gardner Gaultney
Park Rapids, Minnesota
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