Looking Back at Marshall 1969 Weekly Chronicle Debut
A retrospective notes J Adams Graphics took ownership of the Marshall newspaper, printing its first issue January 22, 1969 with 7500 circulation. By August 1969 circulation rose to 8300 mailed to residents, as the Advisor and Chronicle marks the month’s anniversaries each second weekend.
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Marshall
Advisor & Chronicle
John Jacobs
J-Ad Graphics
Marshall Publishing Company
John Hendler
Liza Sayre
Secret Shopper and local deals on a summer day
In August 1969 Community And Visor highlights everyday buys at National Food Stores Dairy Queen and Schuler's, plus a Westinghouse range at Vandenburg's and wallpaper at Redman's. It also notes the Secret Shopper feature offering a free gift from Quality Engraving and features Morris Stulberg presenting a $1,000 Civic Center campaign check to Larry Feiler amid Marshall Civic Foundation efforts.
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Felpausch
Dairy Queen
Schuler’s
Westinghouse
Vandenburg’s
Redman’s
Tallenger’s
Advisor & Chronicle
S. Kalamazoo Ave
Quality Engraving
Michigan Ave
Marshall
Therese Edlund
Theresa
Morris Stulberg
Marshall Iron & Metal Co
Marshall Civic Center
Larry Feiler
Eaton Yale & Towne
Morris
Marshall Civic Foundation
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State Farm
George Kibbie
Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church
Calhoun County
U.S
Gary Brown
Jeannette Kesseling
Bobbi Lautzenheiser
Jane Hildebrand
Judy Kent
Pat Rook
Joyce Marshall
Rhetta Buskirk
Frank Wilson
Bob Bosserd
Brown
Greg Kirkland
Ed Belcher
Presbyterian Church
Stag