Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald, published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 1248 5th Street Marshall Illinois, is edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It releases every Friday with subscription at 2.00 dollars per year and local ads at 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th Street
Marshall
Dlinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Marehall
Taxation flaws and reform tests from Illinois taxpayers
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois argues Congress will delay updating the 1930 federal tax system. It cites tax-induced growth barriers, joblessness, and confusion, urging readiness to test readers on taxes and highlighting claims about tax shares, revenue sources, and the impact on investments and jobs.
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Congress
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Washington
U. S
Tax Foundation
Social Security Credits During Christmas Work
Paul Jones, social security district manager in Terre Haute, warns that seasonal Christmas work helps many earn credits. Everyone employed during the rush should have a social security card to show the employer.
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Paul Jones
Terre Haute
Johns
Social Security Credit for Quarterly Wages
The text explains that earning at least 50 dollars in a calendar quarter earns Social Security credit. Employers withhold part of wages and match it as their contribution, reporting quarterly to the IRS district director. Providing the correct account number is essential to receive credit. otherwise credit may be denied.
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Internal Revenue
Santa Claus
Warning on filing for Veterans Children Education benefits
Edward B. Akin of the Illinois Veterans Commission urges veterans families to apply for the Veterans Children Educational Opportunities Act, which grants 150 dollars per school year for eligible children aged ten to eighteen. Applications for the current school year must be submitted by June 80, 1963. Local offices and hours are listed for Edgar and Clark counties with contact details and access points.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans Commission
Akin
Stiould
Ilinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Illinois Veterans’ Commission Ofice
East Court Street
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
Exposition Memories and a Frightful Display
Miss Margaret V Kritsch Gau recalls a Pittsburgh Exposition trip with family and neighbor. A train ride brought cinders and itch while a quarter led to candy and gum. Free product samples included gelatin, then a chilling room showed glass jars of deceased bodies. The day ended with a concert and a crying child removal.
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Margaret V. Kritschgau
Scottsdale
Pittsburgh
Mother
T.B
West Liberty Social Notes Reach Several Local Families
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports a busy Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Marrs visiting Elmer Marrs and Evert Ross households. Rev and Mrs Saunders and daughter joined Mrs Carol Hinkle for Sunday dinner. Numerous neighbors including the Cartright, Lashbrook, Marrs, and Stutesman families shared time with Rosa Statesman. A book study at Clarksville church involved Mary BE Behner Edith Marrs and Rosa Stutesman. Mrs Mae Selders suffered a broken shoulder in a fall.
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Maurice Marrs
Aia Wayne
Elmer Marrs
Evert Ross
Howard Harper
Ollie Lee
Cliff McCovoy
Don Statesman
Preserving Natural Balance Through Wildlife Refuges
The article argues for ongoing fish and wildlife programs and refuges to maintain balance as human activity encroaches on habitats. It warns against overhunting and habitat destruction, notes predators help control pests, and urges vacationers to visit parks to see nature's balance in action.
Melrose Social: Visits and Weekend Guests
Miss June Kinderdine notes gatherings at Melrose with the Blankenbeker, Powell, Weir, Kenderdine, and Davis families. Rodney and Conna Kenderdine attend weekend visits, dine, and return with relatives.
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Melrose
Miss June Kinderdine
James Blankenbeker
Kenneth
Blankenbeker
Winford
Ralph
Omer Powell
Donnie
Frankie
Stanley Weir
John
Charles Kenderdine
Rodney
Donna
Powells
Conna
Christmas Safety Proclamation Urges Curbing Holiday Accidents
Marshall Mayor Hubert O Ferris leads a 1962 Christmas Holiday Safety Campaign urging residents to observe December 1 to January 2. The appeal emphasizes driving with care, respect for neighbors, and avoiding drinking and driving. The report also notes Hiineis Dairy improvements with record grain per cow and milk production.
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Marshall
Hubert O. Ferris
Hiineis
Hero Improvement Association
Illinois
DHIA
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Leo Smock
Walter Cox
M. L. Behner
Paul Behner
Colonial Kitchen
Kenneth’ Cox
Goldin Harbor
Rose Spires
Claude Spires
Rex Weaerholtz
Lafe Marrs
Warren Kenderdine
June
Lawrence Kenderdine
Debby
Samara Rich
Corby
Tina
Sylvia Stepen
Donna Kenderdine
Warren Kend
Fred Geisert
National Safety Council
Chas Benson
National Committee of
Religious Leaders For Safety
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Edgar Electric Co-op
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American Motors
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Michigan Ave
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