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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1961

Page

2

Marshall Herald social notes and local visits

The Marshall Herald lists numerous Thanksgiving and weekend social visits in Marshall Illinois. Families including the Kenderdine, Shelton, Powell, Lee, Cannady, Cornwell, Higginbotham, and Powell households are noted hosting and visiting relatives and friends through Thanksgiving weekend with several calls and dinners mentioned.

THE Marshall Herald Melrose Afe Frankie Johnny Shelton Henry Shelton Saran Lucy Grover “King June Kenderdine Esther Cornwell Carol Ann Hilda ‘Faye Richard Lee Georrge Lee Frankie Powell Johnny' Shelton Donnie Powell Charles Kenderdine Wiley Kenderdine Keith Robert Hig‘ginbotham Flossie Kenderdine Chester Culp

Wake up to the danger of federal overreach

John Wadsworth and O. L. Hogsett warn in a University of Illinois note about government expansion, debt, and waste. They urge self reliance and local control, contrasting past labor values with modern dependence while citing hunting trip accident data from last year.

Thomas Jefferson John Adams Washington Uncle Joe United States University of Illinois O. L. Hogsett

Rules of the Road Safety Adina A Warning

A public safety notice urges drivers to avoid faulty looking cars and to keep their own vehicles in good condition. It cautions about reckless driving such as running stop signs and tailgating and promises a free copy of the new Rules of the Road from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Mizois

University of California Dominates National Enrollment

The University of California system has the nation's largest full time enrollment in fall 1960 with 48 100 students across Berkeley UCLA Santa Barbara Davis San Francisco and La Jolla campuses. Berkeley, oldest campus, is a major academic hub with five colleges and nine professional schools.

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Eckel Home Bureau November Meeting at Zion Church

Eckel Home Bureau held its November meeting at Zion church with Mar-Do-Wa and day units as guests. Eva Hawker chaired. the group recited the quotation of the month and sang America The Beautiful. Miss Fikuart led the minor and major lessons, roll call answered by fifteen members and one guest. Refreshments ended the program. next meeting is a carry-in dinner at Mabel Hawker’s home on December 12 with a gift exchange.

Eckel Home Bureau Zion Church Mar-Do-Wa Eva Hawker Fikuart Mabel Hawker

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