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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1966

Page

2

Local Newspaper Rates and Publication Details

The Marshall Illinois paper published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes subscription at 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads with second class postage paid in Marshall Illinois.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Suh Street Marshall, Il Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Linois Ilinois

Pedestrian Safety Reminder in Nighttime Traffic

Caution urged for pedestrians and drivers. The guidance notes drinking raises pedestrian hazards, emphasizes visibility at night, and warns most accidents occur in familiar areas. Stay alert when walking in known locations and use high visibility practices to reduce risk.

Custody Rules in Illinois Divorces Highlight Court Control

The court decides custody in divorce cases and wards the child to the court at filing. The judge weighs many factors including the child’s wishes, parental moral fitness, health, wealth, and the environment, with possible custody changes until majority. If neither parent fits, custody may go to another guardian or an institution.

Illinois State Bar Association

Nighttime Pedestrian Safety Advice Emphasized

Marshall Police Captain Joe Ryan urges pedestrians to stay visible and cautious after dark. Wear light clothing or carry a flashlight, cross only when safe, and obey traffic signals, especially in fall and winter when darkness lasts longer.

Joe Ryan Marshall Police

Melrose Social Notes Show Local Visits and Guests

Mitchell Drum returned home this past week. The Blankenbekers of Willow Hill spent a week with the Kenderdines and Blankenbekers in Melrose. The Davison, Kenderdine, Crumlin, and Parsons families visited relatives and shopped in Terre Haute, Robinson, and nearby towns over the weekend.

Mitchell Drum Winford Blankenbeker Willow Hill Kenneth Blankenbeker Jerry Crumlin Mt. Carmel Melrose Jay Davison Scottie Randy Lanita Lieter Partiow Casey Lawrence Kenderdine Corby Tina Esarey Robinson Flossie Kenderdine Charles Kenderdine Rodney Donna Cora Blankenbeker Nina Blankenbeker Homer Parcel Jerry Judy Barbara Davison Vern Davison Sandra Slarey Debbie Kenderdine Terre Haute James Blankenbeker Kenneth Blankenbaker Omer Powell Don and Frankie Near Robinson

West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Care

Mrs Milo Prust returned Saturday from Western Springs Illinois where she visited daughter Mrs John Cooney and family. Several neighbors attended dinners and hospital updates from Terre Haute to Robinson with patients at Union Hospital and Gower Nursing Home. Local residents hosted and traveled for family events while extensions and gatherings filled a quiet weekend.

Milo Prust Western Springs Ilnois John’ Cooney Cooney Cindy Dan Thompson Terre Haute Charles H. Moore Stanley Slaner Union Hospital Roy Brackett Robinson Icenogle Flossie Burnam Gower Nursing Home Harry Thompson Stella Thompson Lu Thompson Flossie Williams Marshall Rush Dolson Stella Shawler Ross Drumm Gladys Marvin Chicago Geo. Flint Flint Hattie Ledermann Clarence Ledermann Ledermann Edna Mehler West York

Choctaw Socials and Visits Amid High Waters

The Choctaw column notes high waters and no mail on Thursday. Visitors include Grant Hollenbeck, Mary Carpenter, and Harry. Ben Strohm and John Buzzard dined with Mrs. Maude Miller. Attendees at a Baptist program in Marshall and visits to various locals are listed, with Ross Richey taken to Union Hospital Saturday morning.

Grant Hollenbeck Mary Carpenter Harry Ben Strohm John Buzzard Maude Miller Baptist Church Marshall Woodford Williams and Sons Bill Garver Grace Higginbotham Everett Walter Crumlin Potters Hall John Blizzard Alice Bender Martha Booker Rosmary Sutton Gary Hershel Cline Ross Richey Union Hospital Mary

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