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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1954

Page

2

Marshall Herald Rate Card Details and Publication Info

The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It states subscription at 2 dollars per year local advertising priced at 35 cents per column inch and reader ad at 20 cents per line with a minimum of two lines.

Marshall Herald Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Herald

Rabies Prevention Urged as Illinois Faces Outbreaks

Public health officials warn Illinois residents about rabies risks citing 176 cases in 1954 and 8 960 animal bites in five months. Experts urge vaccination of pets and prompt post bite treatment to prevent fatal outcomes and costly repairs.

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West Union Social Notes Include Visits and Picnics

Mrs Ruth Wright visits Leander Wright and family while many locals travel, visitors call on Mrs L A Shawler, and camps and picnics mark the week. A Home Bureau picnic is planned at Chauncey Crow’s on August 12 at 7 00 p m. Family updates include arrivals, trips to Cleveland and Beloit, and a visit from members of the Bounds and Chapman families.

Safety tips on driving days and hours

The text advises planning vacations to drive midweek for safety and avoiding weekends due to higher accident death tolls. It cites insurance data from 1952 showing Saturdays had the most fatalities, Sundays close to that level, and Tuesdays or Wednesdays lower. It notes 6 am to 3 pm as safest, with higher deaths in late afternoon and after midnight. A free Rules of the Road booklet is offered by Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Linois

Unclear OCR Wedding and Social Activities Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding event plus social visits and a church service. Names include Olive Grendel and Rev Forrest Stone. scattered mentions of Chicago April sales and a University of Illinois reference. Dense garbled text limits concrete facts.

Local residents visit and call on neighbors in county

Mrs Ruth Wella returned beds last week after spending the past two weeks with her father John Sey meee Fours in West York. Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds visited Friday evening. Iva Wilbert is spending a few days with Cecil Wills Don Nave and son. Mary Graham called on Alma Evans Wednesday afternoon. Calls on Mr and Mrs Ray Drake last week came from George St John of Casey, Harold Clattelter and family, Joe McClarey and family, Clarence Misner and family, Lena Artman, Alvin Basaitt and Roy Drake of Terre Haute.

Ruth John West York Mr Cand Aden Reynolds Iva Wilbert Cecil Wills Don Nave Mary Graham

Clara Seidel Davidson obituary from Clark County Illinois

Clara Seidel Davidson born July 1 1883 in Clark County Illinois died July 26 1954 aged 71 years 25 days married to Will Davidson March 18 1906 had five daughters two preceded in death she leaves husband Will and daughters Flozza Berner Anna C Davidson and Ruby Jeane Wernz five grandsons one brother Alfred Seidel and one sister Paula Dean.

Clara Seidel Davidson Anna Franz Seidel Clark County Illinois Will Davidson Willia D Olive Delight Will Flozza

Card of Thanks from the Will Davidson Family

The Will Davidson Family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.

Will Davidson

Rev Roscoe Moore to Speak at Ohio Chapel

Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and Rev Roscoe Moore of Casey will speak at Ohio Chapel next Sunday August 8 for evening services at 7 30. Mrs Nora Jeffers and Mrs Golda Marvin visited Mrs Anna Shotwell on Saturday morning. Albert Lindley vacationing with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Carpenter in Chrisman. Mr and Mrs Allen Crumrin visited Mr and Mrs Nolan Crumrin and children Thursday. Mrs Grant Hollenbeck visited Mr and Mrs Everett Scott Monday. Mr and Mrs Gus Hammond called on the Scotts last Saturday.

Roscoe Moore Casey Ohio Chapel Nora Jeffers Golda Marvin Anna Shotwell Albert Lindley Wm. Carpenter Chrisman Allen Crumrin Nolan Crumrin Grant Hollenbeck

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