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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1951

Page

2

Local Herald Rates and Mailing Notice for Marshall

Editor Mark Stewart notes post office filing as second class mail matter. Rates listed: subscription two dollars a year local advertising thirty five cents per column inch twenty per line reader ad minimum two lines.

Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall, Dunnois Herald

The Rat Hole Cartoon Critique of Budget Waste

A political cartoon caption laments heavy taxes and budget waste. It accuses spenders and tax-collectors of graft, luxury perks, and misused defence funds, claiming funds leak through a rat-hole in the budget as taxpayers remain unaware and defrauded.

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Local visitors share a Sunday in Livingston area

Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Reedy and Dorothy visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan. Fenton Macke and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reedy and Danny. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sullivan attended the ice follies in Indianapolis. Raymond Reedy and Dorothy spent Sunday with the Cribelar family at Cloone. C R McNary visited with Don McNary and family at Rosedale. Tommy Carpenter was a Sunday guest of Don Pine and son. Jimmy Kesler stayed Wednesday night with Dale Kesler. Roy Ramsey and Dale Kesler visited Will Kesler and James Wednesday evening.

Raymond Reedy Dorothy John Sullivan Fenton Macke Ralph Reedy Danny Bill Sullivan Indianapolis Carl Cribelar Cloone C. R. McNary Don McNary Rosedale Indiana Tommy Carpenter Don Pine Jimmy Kesler Dale Kesler Roy Ramsey Will Kesler James Roy Rooney Don Brown Johnny McNary James Kesler Paul Traviolia Harry Thornsburg Martha Ellen Robinson Charles * Wright Harry Wright Henry Baugh York Mack Strohm Woodstock John Strohm Heidenrich Chicago George Ledermann Collinsville Ilinois Kenneth Bil Foley Paris Arthur Haddix Dean Strohm Richard Strohm Robert Brinkman Christian Ralph Marrs Terre Haute Lyman Shaw

Local social notes and visiting guests in Indiana

Mrs Eva Wyrick and Mrs Grace Brown spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Mable Morgan. Numerous couples and families visited and hosted gatherings through the week, with Sunday school attendance noted and a church service planned for December 9 led by Rev Lloyd Gower. Visitors include Terre Haute and Akron connections, with travels to Santa Claus and Indianapolis noted.

Eva Wyrick Grace Brown Mable Morgan Theodore Davis Will Kesler James Don Brown Essie Brown Lloyd Gower Lorena Sims Haywood Davis Chester Chilton True Thompson Reta Harry Thompson West Union Jennie Witherspoon Ruth Moorehead Terre Haute Joe Wernz Lyman Crumlin Santa Claus Ind Lawrence Hollenbeck Snyder Homer Hollenbeck Kansas Ill Quimba Norton Richard Grant Hollenbeck Gladys Hewitt Darwin Clyde Knowles Carroll Gard Wahd Fred Wield Ingle Farmersburg Indiana Glen Scott Greenfield Everett Scott

Correction notice and social notes from West Union

West Union section records a correction naming Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Collier in place of Holwick. It lists visits and weekend stays across Robinson, Indianapolis, Clarksville, Homer, Danville, Homer Illinois, and Charleston, including the Collins, Cline, and Burley families and other local residents.

Choctaw Social-Ties Highlight Darwin Visits

Elder and Mrs. Jesse Gettings of Darwin visited Sunday with Hershel Cline. Alva Miller guests of Frank Coombs later met Elder and Mrs. Chester Chilton and Mildred and George of Ohio. Warren Norton family visited Robert Martin's. Woodford Williams and Richard and Joe joined Jefferson Booker of Darwin visiting John and Golda Blizzard.

Elder Jesse Gettings Darwin Hershel Cline Alvin T. Miller Frank Coombs Chester Chilton Mildred George Ohio Warren Norton Robert Martin Marshall Woodford Williams Richard Joe Jefferson Booker John Golda Blizzard

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