Marshall Herald local publishing details and rates
The Marshall Herald printed in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co lists editorial staff Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor. It announces weekly Friday publication and postal second class status with subscription rate two dollars per year local advertising three five cents per column inch and reader ads twenty cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts warning on H. B. 572 fire fund powers
Maurice W. Scott of the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois argues H. B. 572 would let small municipalities raise fire protection taxes without voter referenda. He cites Springfield Peoria East St. Louis and Kankakee as examples where rates could jump from single digits to around 40 cents per $100 valuation, surpassing general corporate fund limits.
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Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois
Springfield
Peoria
East St. Louis
Kankakee
Municipal tax fund rate proposal awaits voter referendum
The discussion notes a future levy at 40c with referendum optional. It calls for amending automatic 40c adoption for long-time fund levies to require voter approval. The Taxpayers' Federation drafted the amendment and hopes House action on second reading. The General Assembly’s record is described as sound.
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Taxpayers’ Federation
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Dennison social notes from Mrs. Russell Taylor
Local visitors and family gatherings populate a Dennison column. Rev and Mrs E C Ham visited Mount Vernon. Numerous families including Holmes Jones Kirby Bland Dicus Parker Garner Taylor and others shared meals and attended an Easter sunrise service at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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E. C. Ham
Mount Vernon
Estel Holmes
Tom Jones
Don, Jones
Earl Kirby
Milner, Linois
David Bland
Donnetta
J. H. Johns
Johns
Harold Johns
Jane
Maggie Bland
Winford Taylor
Daryl Taylor
Roselawn Memorial Park
Geneva Kirby
Kenneth Bridwell
Paris
P. M. White
Darrell Shade
Villa Grove
Virginia Thompson
Clara Ann
Nancy Taylor
Martinsville
Daisy Prusett
Robert Shotts
Robin
Sandwich
Illinois
Marion Garner
Carol Hall
Foster Thompson
Orville Taylor
William Lackey
Marvin Dicus
Mary Jo Parker
Russell Taylor
Nellie Liggett
West Terre Haute
P. A. Carpenter
Wayne Miller
Marshall
Annetta Hollenbeck
West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Funerals
The West Union column records guests and family visits from Terre Haute Paris Marshall and Danville with extended family events. It notes funeral attendance for Otho Thompson and Frank Tharp, and reports farm trials on corn planting and egg poultry production trends.
Mission talk and social visits at Ohio Chapel
Rev. Lewis Hedges spoke on mission work in the Belgian Congo and showed country pictures at Ohio Chapel. Local residents, including Joe Wernz, Fern Wernz, the Crumrin family, Elsie Sims, and others visited or hosted gatherings in the week.
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Lewis Hedges
Enfield, I
Dennison
Ohio Chapel
Belgian Congo
Murrch
Joe Wernz
Fern Wernz
Russell Crumrin
Gary
Betty Crumrin
Linda
Alien Crumrin
Dorothy
Adah -Gray
Fairy Imle
Sims
Elsie
California
Reno Crumrin
Roy Crumrin
Mt. Carmel
Allen Crumrin
Longtime residents attend dairy sale and visitation notes
Mr and Mrs John Van Fleet attended a dairy sale at Highland last Saturday. Mrs Lucille Van Fleet spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Jean Spittler and children. Mr and Mrs Mack Liggett of Marshall and Mrs Lucille Van Fleet visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Mabel Gard. Otho Thompson of Marshall, formerly of this vicinity, died last week with funeral Saturday at 2 00 pm at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel and burial in Ohio cemetery. Mrs Jeanette Lux and children of Rantoul Illinois spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs John Van Fleet. Mr and Mrs James Graham were Wednesday supper guests of Mr and Mrs True Thompson. Mrs Ida Riggs spent Sunday with friends near Brazil Indiana. Mr and Mrs James Graham and Steve were Friday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Misner and children. Mr and Mrs Burton Riggs and Joe visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bill Garver and Max in Marshall.
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Mollie Wertz
Anita Galafaro
Terre-Haute
Bertha Lee
Gien
Lee
Linda
Ray Welsh
Man Serta
P. A. Carpenter
Eugene Carpenter
Paris
Ben i Reel
Maude Snyder
Albert Carpenter
Missouri
Eugene Hepler
William
Parsons
Marshall
Mabel
Beulah
Sammy “Alien and Chittren-of
Freddie
Robert Parker
Danny Taylor
Russell Taylor
Ocie Ferris
James Ferris
Dayton
Ohio
Randie Ferris
Randie
Forrest Ferris
Lillie White
Elsa Coryell
Emma Reynolds
Eva Wright
Otho Thompson
Prust-Hosch
Larry King
Pascagoula
Mississippi
Clacey Thompson
Rex Rudicel
Una ‘Paul
Indianapolis
Raymond Williamson
Terre Haute
Vincent Williamson
Hutsonville
Thompson
Frank Tharp
C._E. Haman
Melvin
Salt ,Lake City
Utah
Charles Tharp
el Cajon
Calif
Dianapolis
Blanche Briggs
Larry Dolan
Jerry Colifier
Danville
Bernadine Co
Zion
Carol Bennett
Harry Wright
Jennie McNary
Martinsville
Ruth Wright
Wright
Gene Tracey
Illinois
William Collier
Ovie
John van ‘Fleet
Highland
Lucille-Van Fleet
Jean Spittler
Mack Liggett
Lucille’. van Fleet
Mabel‘'Gard
Prust- Hosch
Jeanette Lux
Rantoul
John van Fleet
James Graham
True Thompson
Ida Riggs
Brazil
Indiana
Steve
Clarence Misner
Burton Riggs
Joe
Bill Garver
Max
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Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
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Ledermann
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Perryaville
Maurice Taylor
West Terre’ Haute
Geo. Taylor
Louie Tolbert
Christian Church
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Cecile Spangler
Reba Weir
Herman Bartlett
Harold Graham
Maggie White
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