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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1960

Page

2

Marshall Herald publication details and rates

The Marshall Herald is published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois. Editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Subscription is 2.00 per year. Local ads cost 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads.

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Charleston Production Credit Assn Report Records Loans

Former members of the Charleston Production Credit Association borrowed a record amount from the credit agency in the 142 month period ending September 30, 1960. Loans totaled 6,440,209 with 1 250 stockholders across eight counties. D P Crump spoke, and officers were elected including Charles W Scott as president.

Charleston Production Credit Association Gail R. Garner Charleston Coles Cumberland Clark Edgar Effingham Fayette Moultrie Shelby Farmer D. P. Crump Federal Intermediate Credit, Bank of St. Louis Charles W. Scott Toledo Raymond Reedy Marshall Jesse B. Gregg Shelbyville Secetary Reedy Ayres Buzzard St. Elmo William D. Thigsell

West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Rosa Statesman reports Mr and Mrs Paul Behner hosted Sunday dinner with guests James Wyatt Evert Wyatt Eddie Wozniak and others. Further visits include W G Pulver Oak Lawn Richard Pulver St Louis Ina Sweitzer Cora Bartram Marshall and more referenced local social calls across West Liberty.

Paul Behner James Wyatt Evert Wyatt Eddie Wozniak Wilbur Outright Karen Max Hibschman Leo Jump Gibson City Clayton Morrs Clarence Fitzgarrald D. A. White James White Vermilion Sue Harbor

World Outdoors section cautions duck hunters about restrictions

Wildlife officials warn this year’s duck season will be tough for hunters as canvasbacks and redheads are fully protected this year and likely to rebound next year if gun sights stay off reds and can(s). A raccoon caused a car hood incident in South Dakota. Fewer than 1,000 trumpeter swans remain in the United States, protected by law. Five top fishing spots in the East named including Rangeley Lakes Maine and Cape Cod.

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Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Mrs Ollie Lee and Mr and Mrs Garland Lee joined Mr and Mrs Don Sawyer for Saturday supper in Mattoon. Several couples including the Lycan and Statesman families visited Rosa Statesman last Sunday. Stevie Claypool stayed with Everet Harbor Friday night. Elsie Jane Marrs Howard Harper called on Mrs Ollie Lee Sunday afternoon. Lloyd Davis of Mattoon and Howard Cox family visited Walter Cox last Sunday.

Ollie Lee Garland Lee Don Sawyer Mattoon James Lycan Robert Statesman Song Rosa Statesman Stevie Claypool Everet Harbor Elsie Jane Marrs Howard Harper Lloyd Davis Mat‘toon Howard Cox Walter Cox

Melrose notes and visits among Kenderdines in Illinois

Mrs Flossie Kenderdine visits with Lawrence Kenderdine family in Robinson while Ben Nave undergoes eye surgery at St Anthony hospital Terre Haute and projects home on Thursday. Regional visits include Rosa Lee Kenderdine and Warren Kenderdine group at Warren Kenderdine home. Illinois reports highlight one third of farms using soil-testing labs, keeping the state top in soil testing nationwide.

Flossie Kenderdine Lawrence Kenderdine Judy Debby Robinson Ben Nave St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Warren Kenderdine Rosalee Kenderdine Robert Higginbotham Flossie Illinois

Meeting Will Come to Order by Quiet Whisper

A veteran tale from a firemen’s convention shows chair Shorty Johnson ending chaos with a soft speech. He explains his plan was to let the room settle as people whispered, then the meeting came to order, proving gentler methods can resolve disruption.

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