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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 Sth Street Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes subscription rates at $2.00 a year and local advertising at 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
Police Chief Joe Ryan warns drivers and pedestrians to expect frost ice and poor visibility this season. Governor committee endorses National Safety Council tips urging road feel safe following distance braking with pumps and proper tires and use of headlights and signals to prevent accidents during winter shopping traffic.
Mrs. Clarence Thompson moved from Union Hospital Terre Haute to Burnside Home Marshall last Monday. Christian Church ladies held a monthly meeting with pot luck and gift exchange after Bible study. Dean Strohm family hosted dinner honoring Mrs. Nelle Strohm's birth anniversary with guests from Marshall including Arch Davidson Dick Davison Mary Donnelly Edgar Gerner and others.
MrsRoselyn Thompson and MrsPleasie Bartlett visited MrsAnna Dee Wells Thursday. West Union supper attendance noted with MrsMable Gard, Mr and MrsJames Graham, and Steve Thompson. Rex birthday supper seen at Norton home. Terre Haute shopping and Terre Haute dinner visits recorded. Ralph Clark from Indianapolis visiting the George Marvins. Mary Crumlin and Dorothy mentioned in passing.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Fulton at Ridgefarm included Mr and Mrs Dewey Giles of Magnola Springs Alabama. Tuesday callers for Mr and Mrs Carroll Gard were Mr and Mrs Dewey Giles of Magnola Springs Alabama. Mrs Clara Shotwell spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Ledermann and visited Mrs Anna Shotwell in the evening. Mr and Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and Mr and Mrs Charlie Moore visited Mr and Mrs Hershel Thomas and family of Sullivan Indiana on Sunday.
Donna Kenderdine and Mike Shelton are grounded with the mumps. Mrs. Lola Lindley and Mrs. Cora Blankenbeker attended the Chatter and Stitch Club at Mrs. Mabel Stephen's home. Mrs. Ruby Slusser entered Paris hospital Friday. Mrs. Sandra Green and Shelli and Gary Green attended a Sunday school Christmas party at Mrs. Victor Redman’s Casey home. Kenneth Blankenbeker called on several neighbors Friday. Gary Green and Chris Green spent weekends with local families. A piano recital by Bertha Craig’s students featured a group sing along and a Christmas gift exchange followed by lunch.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Blankenbeker hosted a Sunday party for their son Alex Blankenbeker who turned a year older on December 19. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blankenbeker Mr and Mrs Winford Blankenbeker Mr and Mrs Wayne Hill and daughters Mr and Mrs Vern Hill and Mrs Abbie Chapman.
The Millcreek Homemakers gathered at Mrs. Marjorie Kammacher's home on December 17. Mrs. Louise Jackson chaired the session, with roll call and business handled. After lunch Oma Koppler led a Medicare lesson and plans for Clark County projects were discussed.
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