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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1967

Page

3

Elder Glen Arbuckle to preach at Mills Creek Church

Mrs Maude Miller reports Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach Sunday morning at the Mills Creek Church. Local greetings include visits from Bobby Frances Idren Mary Carpenter and Herman Carpenter Cedar Lake Indiana. Christmas poem urges worship of Christ over commercial hustle.

Glen Arbuckle Mills Creek Walter Garner Michael Kevin Bobby Frances Idren Maude Miller John Blizzard Martha Booker Marshall Marrs Roy Spittler Grace Higginbotham Everett Mary Carpenter Harry Herman Carpenter Cedar Lake Indiana Ben Strohm John Buzzard Marthe Booker Casey Oscar Carpenter Winnona Elaine Ruby Serwise Lucy Chambers And Woodford Williams Joe Roger Mary William Ledermann

Christmas Stockings and Social Visits in Joliet Dover

In Ohio Chapel notes Mrs. Fredia Glick and Mrs. Mae Alexander visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander. Mrs. Lucille Vanfleet and Mrs. Mabel Gard joined the southeastern Doll Club in Paris at the Frey home. Other calls included visits to Mrs. Thompson and Craft lessons at Casey with Patty Emmett.

Fredia Glick Joliet Mae Alexander Charles Alexander Lucille Vanfleet Mabel Gard Southeastern

Local Social Visits Highlight Week Activities

Marshall and Mrs. Anna Shotwell dined with Mrs. Clara Shotwell on Thursday. Mrs. Patience Dehl visited her sister Mrs. Pleasie Bartlett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Marvin called on Mrs. Mildred Finkbiner in Prairieton last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Irma Rhoads visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck Tuesday. Also seen were Robert Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and friend, Mrs. Dorothy Wernz and Barbara, Mrs. Ruby Graham and Edith Ledermann through the week.

Illinois University on the Rhine at Southern Illinois Summer

Southern Illinois University will run three courses in a villa on the Rhine during summer 1968. A German democracy study and two German language courses will be taught by SIU faculty with guest lectures and excursions. About 25 students will travel from St. Louis June 17, study in London and Cologne, then Bad Godesberg Meblem, trip to Berlin, ending with a Paris return August 27. Participant cost is about 1200 dollars.

Southern Illinois University Orville Alexander SIV Department of Government Hellmut Hartwig Department of Foreign Languages Stu Germany Hartwig St. Louis London Cologne West Germany Bad Godesberg- Meblem Rhine River Villa Steineck Berlin United States Paris

Early mailing of reassigned license plates announced

Secretary of State reports 700000 plates mailed this licensing season. Reassigned plates processed for requests before September 30 are now in the mail with 90 percent shipped by December 1. Deadline to display reflectorized plates is February 15.

State Conservation Chief Binnie to Retire in December

L. E. Binnie, State Conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service in Champaign, will retire December 30. Howard W. Busch of Indiana will succeed him. During his tenure, conservation planning expanded across Illinois communities and counties and soils information guided land use decisions.

L. E. Binnie U. S. Soil Conservation Service Champaign Howard W. Busch Indiana Binnie Dlinois Noncatar Kansas Purdue University of Colorado SCS Wisconsin Illinois Alpha Zeta Soil Conservation Society of America Washington

Corn losses heavy in four states prompt harvest delays

The Cooperative Crop Reporting Service says Illinois Indiana Ohio and Missouri still have large corn in the fields as December arrives. Harvest lagged a month behind normal with up to half the crop standing and losses expected to be heavy though the national carryover remains above the last October.

Ilinois Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri Urbana

Railroads Recognized as Essential to Economy and Security

A Department of Transportation official told rail public relations reps that government and railroads work well when the public views rail transport as important. Editors nationwide now deem railroads an irreplaceable transport medium essential to the nation’s economy and security.

Department of Transportation Association of American Railroads

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