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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1947
Page
3
A quotation from Calvin Coolidge asserts that no price or trade should compromise cherished human rights or American principles. The note lists herald rates: subscription two dollars yearly, advertising thirty five cents per inch display and ten cents per line.
Mrs. Augusta Jameson University of Chicago school psychologist returns to state Rural Youth camp September 7 13 at East Bay Camp Lake Bloomington She will lead a class on Preparation for Marriage along with University of Thi mois faculty offering sessions on personality development landscaping and homemaking Other activities include crafts recreation and wire recorder voice recording The Rural Youth group aims for full county representation and invites interested members from counties without an official unit to participate The later dates avoid harvesting conflicts and enrollment is expected to be high
John K. Cox of the Illinois Agricultural Association praises Brown and Scott counties as the state’s first to unite under a single school board. The Community Unit Act enables one board to govern all public schools, citing efficiency and financial benefits.
A special meeting at the Oblong Experiment Field in Crawford County on Thursday August 21 at 1 30 p m will observe soil treatment effects in a corn soybeans wheat timothy rotation and discuss results. Special attention will be given to 1947 wheat yields nitrogen use and soybean disease experiments. Clark County farmers are urged to attend.
Readable fragments list participants and alternates for a Marshall area livestock event. Names include Riggs West Union Ray Welsh and Wilma Myers plus several Marshall entries like Jean Fleet Perry Williams and Norman Setzer with alternates Don Drummond and Gene Cline.
Amos Cleaver of Detroit visited his sister and her husband the Suttons along with their daughter Evelyn Bundrant and Terry of San Diego. The gathering included many relatives and was followed by a quiet wedding trip to Charleston. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including residents from Paris, Casey, Drummond, Houston, and Westfield, shared in dinners, visits, and weekend stays across Martinsville.
Publication of the true assessment of personal property in Dolson Township follows an order by the supervisor and assessor changing the personal property assessment. The notice states the revised figures and the official procedures for the assessment.
A note thanks friends for the letters cards and flowers received during a hospital stay. The author also urges using time saved by machinery profitably rather than wasting it.
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