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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
3
The Marshall Herald lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with full post office registration in Marshall Illinois. Subscription is $2.00 yearly, local advertising 35c per column inch or 20c per line with a minimum of two lines for reader ads.
Illinois Veterans' Commission announces new application forms for education and training benefits for Korean Conflict Period veterans. Benefits apply to those honorably discharged since June 27, 1950 with start dates before August 20, 1954 or two years after active duty. In Edgar and Clark counties, veterans may file at Hotel France, Paris, with service officer hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily and Saturday until noon.
The Board of Directors of the Illinois Telephone Company on August 6, 1952, declared a 70 cent per share dividend on the outstanding 5.6 percent cumulative Series A preferred stock for June 1 to August 31, 1952. Payment is September 1, 1952 to stockholders of record August 20, 1952. The firm operates 42 exchanges in central Illinois serving about 55,000 telephones.
Mrs Maudevillier reports Larry Black spent a week with his grandmother in Paris and returned home Sunday. Wayne and Janice Black visited near Marshall with grandparents and attended Vigo County Fair. Alvin T Miller and relatives visited West Union and Shawneetown families. Church attendance included Allright and Freedom. Mill Creek church homecoming drew a large crowd. Fall spraying for spittlebug control is advised in late August and early September.
Georgia officers stop safe drivers and praise highway manners while overlooking speeding violators. Collard Green, a cautious driver, earns polite compliments despite crashing his car in a ditch as Blondine pleads for leniency. The humor highlights selective enforcement by state police.
Dennis on Dennison and nearby towns share a sequence of social updates. Joan Volkers leaves Terre Haute to teach at Metcalf. Susie Johns reports appointments in Dunlap and Dennison. families gather for birthdays and Sunday dinners. and notes mention a tomato harvest delay due to late August blossoms in Illinois.
A New Castle Cour ier-Times editorial uses a runt story to warn against demands for undue privileges without responsibilities. It links four strikes at bat to selfish entitlements and urges citizens to honor duties to family, work, community, and God.
Farmers urged to slow adoption of artificial milk for pig feeding until gaining experience with the new system, says a swine feeding authority at the University of Illinois.
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