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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
4
Congress member William L. Springer urges young people to engage in civic life and shape a new order. He cites historical duty, calls for a proactive prophetic minority, and emphasizes restoring responsive government as a national priority.
Miss Martha Moore of Marshall, a DePauw University student, is among 25 Methodist students set for a ten day spring tour to Washington DC to present Christ in the Concert City and meet Vice President Nixon. Other events include tours of the Supreme Court and Capitol, and a Hilltop House visit in Harper's Ferry. Fire destroyed a Dennison area barn while burning brush. Various marriage licenses births and local social notes follow along with Proverbs 4 23 verse quoted.
Twenty years ago in 1948 a severe hail storm damaged Marshall area properties. Reports say it was the worst storm in the territory with a five inch hail stone measured by Henry Seers. The storm struck the north edge of town, wrecking roofs, denting cars, and breaking windows. Judge Thompson's greenhouse suffered over $1000 in damage. The Marshall Fire Department responded.
The community shares sympathy for Mark Stewart’s passing. Local households welcomed guests and hosted dinners including Mr. and Mrs. Dean Holmes for birthday observances of their daughter and Claude Morecraft of Marshall. Numerous families visited relatives in Terre Haute Paris Villa Grove and Indianapolis with other small gatherings recorded.
Qualified student nurses may receive tuition, books, and supplies paid while in accredited diploma or baccalaureate programs. In return they enter the Army Nurse Corps as officers for two or three years after graduation, with no obligation during schooling. Interested students should contact Sgt. Ted Consort at 324-6322 in Effingham, Illinois.
Rep John Lewis Jr and Rep Gar ret Burgoon co sponsor with Rep Neff a bill to classify campers as first class vehicles replacing truck status. Neff defines camper as a private living coach with self contained amenities and direct driver access. The measure has 59 co sponsors across parties amid debate.
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