Marshall Herald rates and contact details
The Marshall Herald published weekly in Marshall Illinois lists subscription at 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads with no three months subscriptions detailed by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S 5th Street Marshall Illinois 62441 Carlos Stewart editor.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Carlos Stewart
Carl EB. Stewart
Illinois
Herald
A Basis for Progress in Vietnam
The article argues the civilian effort to win peace in Vietnam lags due to bureaucracy and corruption. It contends lasting development comes from private enterprise, not government planning, and emphasizes needing profitable, productive work to employ the people.
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Vietnam
U. S
Social News From West Union and Nearby Areas
West Union and surrounding communities hosted numerous family gatherings and visits. Guests included the Dolson families from Fort Worth and Indianapolis, Estella Shawler and Thelma Lawrence for a birth anniversary, Easter weekend travel by LaMar Ingle, and dinners with Ruth Wright, Gladys Marvin, and Ethel Cline. Multiple residents hosted relatives from Indiana towns, with a hospital visit for Rosa Tolbert and travels by Prust and Hosch families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Dolson
Fenton Dolson
Fort Worth
Texas
Gene Dolson
Esther Dolson
Indianapolis
Estella Shawler
Thelma Lawrence
Lyman Shawler
Shawler
LaMar Ingle
Ingle
Batman
Ruth Wright
Gladys Marvin
Joseph Sams
Verona
Pennsylvania
Sams
Ethel Cline
Harry Thompson
Fred Pine
Diana
Beltz
Linda
Janice
Bill
Max Thompson
Willard
Dorothy Johnson
Pittsville
Ind
Kelly Murphy
West Terre Haute
J R. Murphy
Rosa Tolbert
Union Hospital
Prist-Hosch
C B Prust
Terre Haute
Don Hosch
James Drake
Franklin
Indiana
Kathy Williamson
Paleston
Ivan Cline
Lawrence Armstrong
Flat Rock
William Junker
Trilla
D Tracy
Robinson
Carol Kammacher
Martinsville
Milo Prust
Homer Buckner
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Emma Louise Bohn
Mary Sue Bohn
Marshall
Brooks Harrison
Mystery tour by bus from Champaign Urbana
Mrs. Dorothy Gard led a mystery tour Wednesday for women by bus from Champaign Urbana visiting a doll house and china paintings. Forty nine attendees joined in. Other locals, including Susie Liggett Grace Starkey and Mabel Gard, shared their crafts.
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Dorothy Gard
Champaign-Urbana
Lucille
Max Bartlett
Virginia Lindley
R. H. Gard
Delbert Shanks
Paris
Anna Shotwell
Ruth Boyer
Golda Marvin
Memorial and social notices from Paris and Marshall
Memorial services were held in Paris Saturday afternoon for Gerald Sweitzer attended by Mrs Dean Thompson and several others. Numerous visits and gatherings followed in Marshall and Sullivan with family members including Crumlin, Shotwell, Wernz, Gard, Osborne, and Alexanders. The column also lists Easter greetings and a short poem about a summer shower.
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Dean Thompson
Harry Grant
Mary Crumlin
Dorothy
Robert Crumlin
Clara Shotwell
Paris
Gerald Sweitzer
Fern Wernz
Mollie Evans
Dana
Helen
Marshall
Mabel Gard
Doris Dolson
Rex Norton
Grant Hollenbeck
Quimba Norton
Mary
Elsie Beard
Mansfield
Illinois
Eugene Mattis
Henry
Flora
Ilinois
Dorothy Mattis
Mike Mattis
Toni
Danville
Marshall Mattis
True Thompson
Will Reynold
Olney
Mlinois
Harold Marvin
Hobart
Indiana
George Marvin
Lyman Crumlin
Jack
Lottie Crumrin
Nancy Hamilton
Robert Crumrin
Phyllss
Paul Crumrin
Bill
Mary Crumrin
Mary—Carpenter
Harry
John Musgrave
Robinson
Dee Rams
West York
Joe Wernz
Annapolis
Wm. Marvin
West Union
Adah Gray
Carroll Gard
Evelyn Knowles
Edna Chicadonz
Tillie Wallace
Landes
Leo Wernz
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Ruthie Wernz
Hazel Yeley
Carbondale
Miss Yeley
Southern University
Ruthie
Maurice A Wernz
William Swelt
Tammy
Valeria
Angela
Altorfer
Citizens For
John Henry Altorfer, Inc
Peoria
Ill
Firebirds
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le Mans
Tempest
Flowers Sales
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Marshall, Ill
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