Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald, published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S 5th St Marshall Illinois, lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It is released every Friday and is a second class postage mailer with rates for subscriptions and various ad types.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Illinois
Feed grain program sign up nears in 1963 plan
Farmers who grew corn sorghum or barley in 1959 or 1960 may sign up for the 1963 feed grain program. Registration runs February 1 to March 22 1963 with meetings at Martinsville ASCS Office February 6 and Marshall Court House February 7 at 7 pm.
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Ralph Martin
Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Martinsville
Court House
Marshall
ASC
Martin
Illinois Veterans Commission reports 1962 outreach figures
More than 1.3 million veterans live in Illinois with about 365 000 aided by central and field offices in 1962. Over 291 000 personal interviews were conducted by trained counselors assisting veterans dependents and orphans across services from compensation and pensions to educational benefits and housing. World War I veterans comprise the largest segment, totaling roughly 886 000.
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Illinois
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Edward B. Akin
Illinois Field Offices
Commission
Illinois veterans aid and safety push highlighted
Illinois leaders note Korean and other veterans numbers with recovery funds surpassing 12 million dollars. the Illinois Veterans Commission urges contact for benefits, with office hours in Edgar county Paris and Clark County Marshall. An extension safety specialist stresses orderly homes reduce fatal accidents, citing falls and fires as leading causes and urging safe practices at all times.
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Illinois
Jin
Akin
Illinois Veterans Commission
Illinois Veteran's Commission
Edgar County
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
East Court Street
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
O. L. Hogsett
Marshall Soil Week of January Team Series Report
In the Week of January Marshall Soil reports a team series score for Prevo Motor at 2454 with individual game by L Siverly. Ralph Prevo posts a 204 in the same event as Prevo Motor achieves a team series of 843.
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Marshall
Prevo Motor
L. Siverly
Prevo
Ralph Prevo
Art . Clark Co
Taylor
Marrs
Little
Mrs. Snes Nacnenes
Pauline Bab- Myles
Rambler Ae Ereectsonentesence
Cock High
Clark’ Co
L. Smith
Irwin Aber Crescenconuc Suepscoseregsecasoneses
Snyder Methodist
Medeconese
Quinn Insurance Madcaps
Congregational High
Eacaee
Marshall Baptist Isachau Florists
Lester
Lacc Oral
Marshall Methodist
Barney's
Emmanuel Poeeeeesenes
AIG
King's Ladies Nodders
Christian
Maboo Martina
Gard’s
Johnson
Blizzard Grocery
Oeves
L. Daugherty
M. Zachau
Harper
Wilfonds
Mary _ Crumlin
Pine
Taneley
Chords Setesereserenenneen Menssaases Aueseveen
Philgas League
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Quality Cafe Cauldwell
Sqveeven Renee
Legion
Vickie Taylor
Devceerera Asepscovageesacsavooss Lairds Aesense
Aldermen Aecee
Parker Motor
Weewee
Evelyn O'Rourke
Postal Carriers
Dog &Suds Marshall Co
K. of P. Neccesess
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Acces Murphy Garage
High Ind
Bill Smithey Oes Eaccastereren Acerdenerennasce
Cass Bennett Peerseeseeas Eaceene Deoweres
Church Bowling Friday Night At Sig's Addicts
Local bowling event appears at Tom's Cafe on Friday night in Clark County with multiple lanes open for players. Participants include Sig's Addicts team and others listed in the church gathering schedule.
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Tom’'S
Sig's Addicts
Cossesee
Clark Co
Polka Stars and Fred Waring Highlight 1950s Albums
A review notes Stan Wolo wie and the Polka Chips with They All Dance the Polka exploring polka traditions from Italy to the U.S. Fred Waring adds stereo color to tunes like Zip A Dee Doo Dah Top Of the Morning and Rock A Bye Baby with split choruses and playful vocal swaps. The Five Keys deliver a late rhythm and blues set including Ling Ting Tong and The Blues Dont Care among others for Capitol Records.
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Stan Wolowie
Capitol
Stan
Italy
Germany
Armenia
U.S
Fred Waring
Waring
Five Keys
Ling
Ting Tong
Prairie Ramblers 4-H Club Meeting Minutes
Prairie Rambler 4-H met January 24 at Brick Methodist Church at 7 30 pm. Steve Macke new president led the meeting. Ice skating party planned for February 23. Mike Strombil demonstrated rope halter and Sue Macke spoke on soil testing. Meeting adjourned at 9 15 pm with refreshments and recreation with Union Bell Home Economic 4-H club.
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Prairie Rambler
Brick Methodist Church
Steve Macke
Mike Strobm
Sue Macke
Union Bell
March of Dimes Gains in Birth Defects Fight
The March of Dimes marks its 25th anniversary with over 4 million dollars last year for birth defects and arthritis research. Grants total 1.2 million for birth defects plus 800 thousand for regional treatment centers, funded across 31 grass roots centers nationwide. Scientists report advances in birth defects, arthritis, and virus diseases, while urging ongoing support to train personnel and equip centers.
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National Foundation March of Dimes
March of Dimes
William P. Creger
Rejendra C. Desai
Stanford University
Norton Zinder
Rockefeller Institute
Richard_M. Hoar
University of Cincinnati
Gregory _Pincus
Worchester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Man
Renato Dulbecco
California Institute of Technology
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