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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
5
A long holiday notices list numerous families visiting relatives in Illinois Indiana and Rhode Island. Guests include Hibschman Smitley King McChilland and Garwood families with ties to Kenosha Terre Haute Chicago Joliet Danville and West Terre Haute. Several local residents Noel Shonk Shonk friends and neighbors celebrate Christmas and return from service with family gatherings.
Classified line lists a rental offer for a modern house at 311 Pine with gas furnace. Contact number 17 889 2225 after 5 p.m. Includes 51-tf note and mentions 1969 MODELS travel units Monarch and Hampton Mobile Homes from Harris Mobile Homes Rt 40 Casey Ti Open Sunday.
Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hibschman included Keith and Cleo Hibschman Smitley and daughter Minnie King Lena Boetcher Frieda Finkbiner Nora Miller Hutsonville and Kenneth Wilhoit Clara Bishop Pauline Bell and Carl Patchet clans. The group joined Kathryn Patchett Dale Wilhoit and Jeffrey Dale of Collinsville. Dannie Wilhoit of Martinsville visited with Clara Bishop and Pauline Bell. Don Davidson and family hosted Jack Davidson of Forrest Park and Don Davidson of Ft Gordon Georgia. Kelley and Shannon Spittler spent Tuesday with E. J Harrington.
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Southern Illinois University marks its centennial with a March 9 charter convocation at the STU arena, featuring David Henry of the University of Illinois as guest speaker. The multi year celebration runs to July 2, 1974, focusing on future contributions rather than the early delays and debates over the school’s location and growth.
David Schiver, Clark County Farm Bureau president, met with 4-H leaders at their annual banquet and was thanked for the bureau's support to 4-H programs. Farm Bureau donates $600 yearly for 4-H premiums, junior leader delegates and camp counselor fees. Officers of the 4-H group are Mrs. Frank Bubeck president, Leland Weaver vice president, Mrs. Lester Gienn secretary, and Perry Williams treasurer.
The article describes a proposed Centennial World Resources Center by R Buckminster Fuller at SIU Edwardsville. It would host a vast computer display system to simulate world resource patterns and test redistributions to prevent crises and extend living standards globally.
Dr. Alexander contests reports that heart disturbances vanish after stopping drugs. He finds that heart damage and electrocardiographic disturbances may persist for months.
Mrs. Howard Shank and Mrs. Francis Spencer hosted the Friendly Bible Class of Trinity E U B Church with many members and guests listed for pre Christmas dinners. Multiple families including Spittlers Hamiltons Goekl ers Grubs Barkleys and Ralstons held gatherings in Carmi Oblong Sullivan Paris and Chicago area.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and for the flowers honoring Russell Howard Kuhn.
The Sewing Club met for dinner at Colonial Kitchen and enjoyed 2 Social time and a gift exchange at the home of Mr and Mrs Drew Casteel. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Don Lichtenberger Mr and Mrs Herman Miller Mrs Garnet Elston Mrs Ralph George Mrs Roseans Heidbreder and Mrs Porter Casteel. Mrs Ethel Finkbiner hosted Christmas Eve with Mrs George Sloan and children of Casey plus Mr and Mrs Chester Finkbiner and Mr and Mrs Marshall Sathre and daughters.
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