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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

2

Illinois Tax Facts on Springfield School Bond Fight

The Springfield School Board backed a seven proposition plan totaling 5.94 million dollars in bonds and building funds. An Ohio State study shaped the initial plan but the electorate rejected it in November. A state fiscal amendment later limited building fund rates, undermining supporters.

Springfield Springfield Board of Education Bureau of Educational Research College of Education Ohio State University Ohio State ‘University Group Sangamon County Public Expenditure Council Taxpayers’ Federation of Illnois Tase Ittee Vela Crain Taxpayers” Federation’ of Illinois Ohio General Assembly

State Highway Police and Farm Vehicle Use Rules

Farmers frequently travel on state highways with trucks wagons and farm equipment. State highway policemen enforce motor vehicle and truck laws on farms and rural roads and decide applicability of vehicle code provisions to farm vehicles. Farmers should comply with police interpretations unless clearly against the statute.

Itineren Merchants

Thanksgiving guests fill Martinsville area homes

Mrs Etta Shaffner hosts a large Martinsville gathering with many kin from the Shaffner Bertram Kitchen and Patchett families. Visitors include guests from Moline and Marshall, with extended family meals across several households. A F F A members attended the Chicago stock show, and other relatives traveled between Martinsville Charleston Freedo Ross Holler and Mooresville Indiana.

Arthur Beachout Richart Martinsville Russell Bertram Sarah Kitchen Jerry Kitchen Moline Illinois Orion Russell Kitchen Jack~ Kitchen Fenton Beachout Sharry John Hills, Jr Beverly Charles Marshall Judy Bill Barbara Bertram Kitchen Bertram William Conrad Maurice Hallowell Charleston Westfield Ezra Riggens Alvin Lee Fraker Wayne Cline Chicago George Walker Robinson Tom Walker Walker Carl Patchett Herbert Willams David Mattoon Ralph Coleman Robert Patchett Lynn Wayne Patchett Jeff Mapes Oakland Frank Burger Mr. Burger Ed. Kurts Archie Bennett Paris Ora Cline Jess Shaffner Orville Patchett Charles Crumlin Freedo Ross Holler Arren Shipe Alma Shipe Elmer Phillips Hartle Shaffner Dudley John Yowell Everett Allred Mooresville Indiana Ethel Fraker Della Payne Nettie Beabout Margaret Beabout Hester Phillips Etta Shaffner Mabel Lowry Mike Vada Shaffner Lowry

Charles Rasner obituary highlights life of farmer and worker

Charles Rasner born August 11 1891 in Darwin township Clark county died November 9 1949 at home 902 Archer Avenue Marshall age 58. He married Neoma Craig January 16 1916. He farmed in Darwin township then worked for Chicago Bridge and Iron Company and in California during 1943 45 war. Burial was Zion cemetery November 12 with Marshall Lodge No 183 A F and A M in charge.

Charles Rasner Darwin Township Clark County Archer Avenue Marshall Zion Cemetery Neoma Craig West Union Illinois Chicago Bridge and Iron Company United

Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church Anniversary

The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church in Marshall marks its second anniversary of the dedication with special services. Sunday includes 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 preaching, 6:30 evangelistic service, and Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Howard Shonk leads the reader. HIV club quartet performs. debt liquidation progress noted and inviting public to attend.

Howard Shonk New ‘Church HIV Club Friendly Church Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church

Source of Dyestuffs Kermes Insect Dye History

Dyestuff kermes, derived from dried female insect bodies, ranks among the oldest dyes recorded. It highlights ancient textile practice and color trade, reflecting early natural pigment use in historical commerce and craft.

Community events list for December in Marshall area

A dense schedule of local club meetings and activities for December in Marshall and surrounding towns. Neighbors Home Bureau, Women's clubs, church groups, and civic organizations list dates, hosts, and locations for events from Dec 2 to Dec 21 including meetings, parties, classes, and a choral festival.

Robinson Marshall Woman's Club Legion Home West Side of the Square Marshall Brick Home Bureau Blanche Strohm West Union Home ‘Bureau Mae, Reynolds North’ Marshall West’ ‘Union Trinity BE U. B. Shacks American Legion Auxiliary Legion Friendly “Neighbors Club Gussie Med~sker

State Highway Police System Revised And Expanded

The article details a 1950s legislature revision creating a superintendent led highway police division under the Department of Public Safety. It authorizes up to 500 highway policemen and sets general eligibility for appointments across the state division.

State Highway Police Department of Public Safety State Division of Highways Bs State Highway Police

Also Mentioned on This Page

George E. Mahlin Taxpayers’ Federation of Ld Yaa Phon Jeweler—Watchen Ronson, Evans A. S Mrs. Etta Shaffner Trinity I. BE Vanney Friendly“ ‘Neighbors Home Bureau Elsie Lingafelter York Clarksville Casey of Woman's Club Basil Moore Clark Center Home Bureau Anna’ Cline Livingston Raymond Reedy the West Union Home Bureau Hazel Wright White Shrine Masonic Temple Mill Creek Home Bureau Edith Kammacher Methodist Graham Bible William Lickert Methodist Church R. A. Mitchell Eckel Gener Automobile and Repair Shop Third St WM. B. Beuhler
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