Marshall Herald notices rates and publication details
The Marshall Herald, Marshall Illinois, published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. under editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stew Mark Stewart, lists subscription at 2.00 annually local advertising 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads with postal second class status.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stew
Mars Minois
Herald
Illinois Korean Veterans' Compensation Payments Restarted
Illinois Veterans' Commission administrator Ralph B. Johnson announced payments resume in May as funds become available after an expiring appropriation. The cigarette tax, reinstated by the legislature and signed by Governor Kerner, takes effect May 1 1961. About 2 000 claims received since March 7 1961 have been processed. all approved claims are ready, with checks expected to mail by June 1.
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Ralph B. Johnson
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Johnson
Kerner
Local Social Notes from Dennison Area
Mrs. Russell Taylor hosts and visits are listed with families including Ham Parrish and Taylor households in Decatur Sullivan Terre Haute Arcola Paris and surrounding farms. Movements of trailers and visits between Dennison Terre Haute Paris and nearby towns are noted along with a hand surgery at Union Hospital.
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E. C. Ham
Decatur
Sullivan
Orville Taylor
Joe Augustus
Terre Haute
Wayne Parrish
Hall Parrish
Union Hospital
Winford Taylor
Daryl Taylor
Terre, Haute
Carol Moore
Arcola
P. M. White
Harold Jones
E. O. Jones
Russell Stepp
Dennison
James Stepp
Kate Lackey
Augusta Holmes
Rosanna Fairgrief
Ted Fairgrief
Ralph Fairgrief
Grace Weaver
Mary Jane Schaefer
Paris
Russell Taylor
David Bland
Don
Mules of the Road urged as honesty on drivers
A secretary of state plea to motorists in Illinois stresses character over skill, warning that running yellow lights speeding and cutting off others show true integrity. A free copy of the new Mules of the Road is offered upon request from Charles I. Carpentier in Springfield.
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Charles I. Carpentier
Springfield
Illinois
Local social notes list gatherings and visits across many households
Sunday dinner guests for Neita Johns and many others appear in a long continuous social column. The piece records countless visits and calls among families in the region, including relatives from Martinsville Paris Indianapolis Champaign and Terre Haute, plus birthday party honors and church youth rallies.
Past Matrons Club Meets At Mrs Barnam Home
The Past Matrons Club gathered at Mrs. Orval Barnam’s home on Tuesday evening April 18 for regular business and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Martha Crocker Mrs. Edna Gard Mrs. Nelle Strohm Mrs. Clara Shotwell Mrs. Estella Shawler Mrs. Ilene Ferris Mrs. Leona Highsmith Mrs. Elois Nichols Mrs. Beniece Lindley and Mrs. Margaret Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lindley announce the arrival of a bay boy born April 17 at a Morris hospital named William Joe. Recent guests of Mrs. Lee Thompson at the Shawler residence included Andy Liviix Marshall James Campbell Terre Haute and Jack Higginbotham West Terre Haute.
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Lillian’ Banta
Lee Webb
Crawfordsville
Eva Wright
Margaret Tingley
Wright
Noel Mt
Herbert Lindley
Jerry ‘Lindley and
Morris
Robert
Poorman
Jerry Lindey
Morris, Ilinois
William Tuttle
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Tuttle
Sara Napier
Vance Bonesteel
Pato Dehl
Sewing Club
Grace Griffith
Maggie Clatfelter
Nelle Strohm
Eve Wright
Eda Marvin
Lillie White
Anna Shotwell
Pleasie Bartlett
Mabel Gard
Grace Gard
Ada_Gray
Nancy Lindley
Fenton__Ledermann
Kathryn
Indiana State Teachers College
Opal Eagan
Laura Poorman
Ruth Wright
Fairy Collier
Lu Thompson
L. A. Shawler
The
Christian Church
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Kansas
Illinois
Jackie
Mark
Pam
Gary
Penny Nichols
Perrysville
Ind
Ottie Nichols
Rosa Tolbert
Orval Barnam
Martha Crocker
Edna Gard
Clara Shotwell
Estella Shawler
Ilene Ferris
Leona Highsmith
Elois Nichols
Beneice Lindley
Margaret Miller
Jerry Lindley
Morris, Oinois Hospital
William Joe
Lee Thompson
Andy Liviix
Marshall
James Campbell
Jack Higginbotham
West Terre Haute
Notice of Public Sale of Abandoned Vehicle in Marshall
On May 12 1961 at 8:00 AM at John Quick s Cities Service Station Marshall Illinois the public will sell for cash an abandoned 1950 Buick Super 4 door dark green over light green 8 cylinder serial 15828693 engine 60141255 under Illinois law 1959 Chapter 95 43a Dated April 25 1961 Marshall Illinois Lester Litteral Chief of Police
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John Quick
Cities
Ilinois State
Locust Street
Marshall
Marshall, Ilinois
Chevrolet LFS Ride Delivers Shock Absorption Benefits
Pick the model that fits your truck and spend dollars where they count. The LFS ride lengthens life and protects cargo by soaking up up to 78 percent of road shock. Enjoy lower maintenance and extended miles during truck roundup time.
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Chevrolet
I.F.S
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Eugene Carpenter
Houte
P.A. Carpenter
Harry Hollenbeck
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Vern Hollenbeck
Annetta Hollenbeck
Mra. Hall Parrish
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Earl Brown
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