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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
2
University of Illinois safety expert warns glare from sun and reflections plus high speeds cause accidents. Modern cars with large glass areas increase risk. tips include using visors and sunglasses and avoiding dawn and dusk driving. 90 percent of driving decisions rely on vision.
Economists warn of rising living costs in the latter half of the year. Americans are urged to shop for savings with 3 to 4 percent yields from stocks and insured savings. Oil prices show a sag with 10 cent gas price cuts amid high inventories. Food costs rise from 392 to 398 dollars per person in 1962.
Experienced drivers know wet roads reduce braking efficiency for a short period after driving through floods or deep puddles. Drying brakes requires gradual pedal pressure in a lane, staying slow until brakes respond, or coast to a stop if brakes fail. Have brakes tested regularly by a competent mechanic to avoid surprises in wet weather.
Geraldine Acker, University of Ti nois extension foods and nutrition specialist, notes that in hot weather people drink more fluids. Water replaces body water losses without calories, while sweet beverages add calories and can spoil appetite for balanced meals.
Local column records recent Sunday dinners hosted by Dr and Mrs Bill Daugherty with extended family visiting from Emerson Harris Dennis Daugherty and Leonard Daugherty. Guests include Chick Ogle family and others. Attendees recall trips to Grand Canyon and Chicago American Legion event.
Mrs. June Kenderdine notes a weekend of visits among the Kenderdines and Lee families. Neighbors in Robinson and nearby towns joined gatherings with Charles and Warren Kenderdine, Rita Lee, Donna, Sharyl, and June as relatives toured, dined, and shared activities across Saturday through Sunday events.
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