Federal Land Bank Association Holds Members Meeting
The Federal Land Bank Association held its December 7 meeting in the University Union at Eastern Indiana college town with 195 attendees. Russel E. Grooms presided. three directors were elected for three-year terms from Edgar and Coles counties, and greetings came from H S Whalin of St Louis.
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Federal Land Bank Association
University Union of the Eastern Minors University
Russel E. Grooms
Humboldt
Coles, Edgar
Cumberland and
Clark
Charleston High School
Edgar County
Ray Brengle
John Stanley
Coles County
Oscar Strong
Whalin
Star of Illinois
Federal Land Bank of
Ag Facts in Clark Co. Highlights University Dairy Days and Short Courses
Clark County Farm Adviser John A. Hiatt notes University of Illinois Dairy Days and Winter Short Course details for area farmers. Programs run January and February at Urbana and Effingham venues, with sessions on farm management, dairy, economics, engineering, agronomy, and home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG Facts IN Clark CO
John A. Hiatt
Clark County Farm Adviser
University of Illanois
Clark County
Urbana
Effingham Methodist Church
University of Ilinois
Acviner
Rules of the Road and Driver Personality Risks
Safety studies link driver personality traits to accident risk. Impulsive aggressive or emotionally upset motorists undermine safe driving. mental attitude matters as much as skill. A new Rules of the Road booklet offers guidance, requests to Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
UlNaote
Higher Milk Production Expected in 1961
Dairy farmers likely to produce more milk in 1961 than 1960 while prices stay similar. University of Illinois economist R W Bartlett notes milk prices after April 1 depend on the 12 month support level, expected to be at least as high as the past year. Consumers should use about the same amount of fluid milk as 1960 and continue strong frozen dairy product purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Sinois
R. W. Bartlett
Hog Prices Favorable Lower Prices Next Fall
University of Illinois economist E. E. Broadbent says current hog prices are favorable but expect adjustments by fall 1961. He notes June typically brings the highest prices for 200 to 220-pound hogs, with discounts for under 180 and over 240 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois Livestock Marketing
E. E. Broadbent
Convincing a Boy on Guns and Cars Responsibility
The writer argues teens should not get guns or cars without proper instruction and supervision. The danger lies not in the vehicle or weapon but in the individual behind the wheel or trigger. Prioritize training, respect for rules, and ongoing supervision.
Christmas Dinner Guests Fill Dennison Area Homes
The Dennison area lists numerous Christmas day dinners and family gatherings. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farris, Mrs. Kate Lackey, Mrs. Maggie Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Thompson, and many relatives visiting from Terre Haute Paris Marshall Sandwich Downers Grove and Silver Spring. Open house marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor on Sunday January 1 from 2 to 5 PM with all relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ham
Roy Farris
Eates Holmes
J. H. Johns
Glenn Lackey
Downers Grove
William Lackey
Marshall
Kate Lackey
Robert
Maggie Bland
Murl Bland
Terre Haute
David Bland
Donnetta
Orville Taylor
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Jackie Holmes
Max Hunter
Danny Taylor
of Marshall
Russell Taylor
Carol Hall
Nancy Taylor
Martinsville
Robert Shotts
Sandwich
Illinois
Marion Garner
Winford Taylor
Helen Lane
Daryl Taylor
Eugene Carpenter
Snyder
Paris
Robert Stockton
St. Louis
Albert’ Carpenter
P. A. Carpenter
Grace Weaver
Ralph Fairgrief
Karen
Bruce
Ted Fairgrief
Mabel Parsons
Beulah
William Parsons
Mir
Shall
Lester Parsons
Linda
Don Stinson
Robert Jones
Edward ‘Doll
Nancy
Edward Doll
George Ray
Jack Lewis
Barbara Laufman
West Union Social Guests Told in Christmas Recital
Mrs. Ruth Wright lists Saturday night guests from Marshall Effingham Robinson and Hinsdale area. Visitors include James Bennett Rex Wright and families, Jerry Strohm and S&J Paul Minnesota relatives, Cloisters of Chicago guests, and California visitor Barbara Ann Wright.
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Eva Wright
James Bennett
Marshall
Rex Wright
Effingham
Russel Clatfelter
Robinson
Iver
Harry Wright
Clay Cork
Clay Cork, Jr
Melvin Cork
John Poorman
Trimble
Jerry Strohm
S&j. Paul
Minnesota
Dean Strohm
Wendall White
Champ Norton
Hutsonville
Paul Frost
Harnet Wright
Rosalie Wright
Chiago
Harriett Wright
Laura Poorman
Opal Eager
George McCollum
Woodrow
Alfred McCollum
Oblong
Oscar Shaffner
James Collier
Maggie Clatfelter
Dean
Edward Clatfelter
Dale Clatfelter
Harold Clatfelter
Christmas visits and family gatherings in Robinson area
The report lists multiple visits and welcomes in Robinson including Esther Dolson from Indianapolis staying with Rush Dolson’s family, Mrs. Dolson’s hospital admission in Terre Haute, and exchanges with Dolson relatives. It notes a Past Matron's Club gathering at Martha Evans’s home, a youth rally at the Christian Church in Marshall, and Christmas travel of Clyde Cook to Indianapolis. Further mentions include Fort Dix serviceman Hubert Collier’s Christmas visit, and the 50th wedding anniversary of Stanley Craig's parents Harry and Mrs. Craig with relatives visiting from Harrilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Clatfelter
Robinson
Esther Dolson
Indianapolis
Rush Dolson
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Eather Dolson
Gene Dolson
Fenton Dolson
Cook
Misa
Mary Lederman
Willie ‘Lederman
Mr. Sand
George Ledermann
George
Ledermann
Clarence Ledermann
Fenton Ledermann
Wilford Leasure
Ray
Sandusky
Ohio
Stanley Craig
Harrilton
Stanley
Harry Craig
Aliens to Register Addresses Under New INS Directive
District director Alva L. Pilliod of the immigration and naturalization service announced a forthcoming requirement for aliens in the United States to report their addresses to the Attorney General. All aliens present on January 1 must report by the end of that month, with exemptions for diplomats, certain international organization officials, and temporary agricultural workers. Forms are available at post offices or immigration offices in January, and penalties for noncompliance are severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva L. Pilliod
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Pilliod
Choctaw Christmas Guests Shared Across Families
Mrs. Maude Miller notes a series of Christmas visits and gatherings. Mary and William Ledermann dined with Ohio hosts the George Ledermanns and joined by Harry Higginbotham at Marshall. Golda Blizzard and John Blizzard spent the holiday with Maude Miller and sister. Several neighbors and relatives hosted caroling and dinners through the area, including Mildred Williams and others.
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Herald
Mary
William Ledermann
George Ledermann
Ohio
Harry Higginbotham
Marshall
John
Golda Blizzard
Maude Miller
Mildred Williams
Joe
Roger
Ferry Shotts
Wrenn
Sandra
Visit with Perry Williams Family Seated Over Christmas Eve
Richard Williams and Kay Kirchner attended the Congregational Church in Marshall Christmas Eve midnight services while visiting with Mr and Mrs Perry Williams and family on Sunday.
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Perry Williams
Richard Williams
Kay Kirchner
Marshall
Family Farm Will Remain Central in U S Agriculture
An Illinois economist says the family farm will stay the basic unit of American agriculture. It will be more mechanized and specialized, needing more capital. Prices likely stay around recent levels, not returning to early 1950s highs. Food remains a major bargain and farm policy a key domestic issue.
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University of Illinois
Harold G. Halcrow
Clark-Edgar County D H I A Report 1960 November
For November 1960 there were 30 herds tested by Harold M. Rose as tester. The association average herd size was 832 cows with 604 pounds of milk and 27.0 pounds of fat. There were 171 dry cows. Owners listed include Eugene Buckner, Les, Ben Honnold, Dow Travioli, Winfield Miller.
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Clark
Edgar County
Harold M. Rose
Eugene Buckner
Les
Ben Honnold
Winfield Miller
Winfield Miller Dow Travioli
Dow Travioli
Hobart Fulton
Ralph Ellison
Lba
Corn Prices to Hold Near Loan Despite Huge Supplies
University of Illinois economists report 1960 Illinois corn crop at 94 million bushels, a record yet with overproduction hurting prices. They warn loan prices may not be reached until late spring or summer, with potential price adjustments by fall 1961. Hog market advice notes favorable prices, while cattle breeding advances project bulls servicing up to 100,000 cows annually.
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University ‘of Illinois Agricultural
Beeves
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THE
Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Quark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Hope
Farm Bureau Farm Management
Joe Welsh
Dixon Springs
Dick Carlisle
Charles F Carpentier
Ilinois
West Union
Ruth Wright
Judy Lymmn Prince
Gainesville, Fla
University of Fia
S. 5Th ST
University of I Ilinois
Woodcutter’s
Wee
McCulloch
Latro Marshall
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