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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1952

Page

4

Morrisville Grows as Industry Expands and Prices Rise

Morrisville, Pa., population around 5,000 last winter, sees rapid growth as U S Steel plans a large mill near town. Traffic requires four policemen at Bridge Street and U S Highway One, land values soar, and a Morrisville bank adds $1.8 million in deposits with a thousand new accounts. Local merchants push for block rebuilding and off street parking as new industries move in along the Delaware River, bringing iron ore from distant regions and proximity to major markets within 100 miles of New York Philadelphia Baltimore Harrisburg and Wilkes Barre.

Morrisville Bridge Street U. S Steel Company Morrisville Bank Harman L. Margerum Thomas B. Stockham Delaware River Venezuela Labrador Chile Africa Minnesota Mesabi New York Philadelphia Baltimore Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre

Spillville Clock Collection Fueled by Dvorak Era

Spillville Iowa hosts a unique hand carved clock collection in a former Dvorak retreat. The Bily brothers crafted every piece, drawing visitors to a town famed for inspiring parts of the New World Symphony and Humoresque. The Parade of the Apostles clock remains the centerpiece.

Spillville Anton Dvorak United States Turkey River Dvorak New World Symphony Largo Bily Brothers

Consolidation Forcing Sale Of School Plants In Norborne

Norborne Missouri saw sixteen school buildings and assorted equipment auctioned after district consolidation. The sale drew a large crowd but produced only 7833 dollars and thirty four cents. Some land reverted to owners as schools ceased use. Items included pumps stoves toilets coal houses seats doors lumber pianos sewing machines and tools from a high school building.

Norborne

Community gathering notes at Wilhoit home

Charivari was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Galeener for Mr and Mrs Monnie Galeener. Several local families hosted meals and visits across Martinsville Paris Marshall and other nearby towns with multiple dinners and overnight stays noted.

Charivari Ray Galeener Monnie ‘Galeener Olen Jones Glenn Olen Roberta Jayne Don Veatch Martinsville Dean Morgan Harry ‘Dean George Allan Carl.Morgan David Carolyn Beverly Hendrix Donna Wilhoit Earle Dean Veach Harold L. Claypool Sylvan Morgan Lila June Forrest Baker Norman Macke Marilyn Linda R. E. Bishop Marshall Marilyn Macke Joyce Wilhoit Retha Wilhoit Alan Chester Linton Don Gard Carl Morgan David Northcutt Glenn Wilhoit Joyce Harvey Wilson

County Line Society Notes Quiet Weekend Calls

Mrs Neva Graham and children of Darwin visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Graham. Lena Artman and son Doyle visited with Reid Artman family at Annapolis. Pvt Wilbur Reynolds Fr Leonard Wood Missouri on 14 day leave with Aden Reynolds family. Several neighbors called on McCrory Drake Robinson and Clatfelter households. Ruby Guyer visited Drake family Thursday morning.

Neva Graham Darwin Pearl Graham Lena Artman Doyle Reid Artman Annapolis Wilbur Reynolds Leonard Wood Missouri Aden Reynolds Jess Evans Joe McCrory Henry Evans Ray Drake Lester Swope Donnie Myles Harold, Clatfelter Alva, Wells Lawrence Wilson Robinson Ruby Guyer Ray’ Drake

Weekend visitors share time with local families

Afternoon callers included Mrs. Harold Clatfelter and son Mrs. Joe McCrory and Lena Artman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nave and son of Chicago, who visited over the weekend with their hosts Mr. and Mrs. Nave and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wells.

Harold’ Clatfelter Joe McCrory

Livingston Social Notes and Tax Tip Mix

Livingston column recalls visits and family news from Eva Powers to the Sullivan and Reedy families with gatherings, travels and hospital stays. It ends with a tax tip noting dairy profit taxation changes and potential refunds for past years.

Crossword Puzzle Clue List Read as Puzzle Items

A mixed set of crossword clues appears with scattered numbers and partial terms for across and down entries. The readable fragments include hints like Aloft, Toward, and a few mispelled or garbled phrases, suggesting a collapsed puzzle page.

Choctaw Community Notes Include Funerals and Visits

Herschel Cline and William Ledermann attended the funeral of Mrs. Fannie Gard in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicol of Allright visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodford Williams Androws. Mrs. Nicol was admitted to St Anthony Hospital for emergency surgery. John and Golda Blizzard and Mrs. Maude Miller visited Jeff Booker Saturday. Elder Jesse Gettings began work at the Canmi Baptist orphanage.

Hershel Cline William Ledermann Fannie Gard Ohio John Nicol Allright Woodford Williams Androws Vin T. Miller Delphin Walter Nicol Maude Miller Jeff Booker Jesse Gettings Canmi Baptist Orphanage

Farm Short Course Draws Enrollees at Urbana

Enrollments are pouring in for a winter farm short course at the Illinois College of Agriculture in Urbana, per the director. More than 100 Illinois farmers proved last year that corn picker accidents can happen to you unless you are careful.

Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana

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