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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1961

Page

2

Marshall Herald publication details and rates

The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor. Subscription is $2.00 per year local ads 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall, Inois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Illinois Postoffice Marshall, Winois Herald

Illinois tax facts urge 10 percent budget cut not to raise revenue

Maurice W. Scott of the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois notes a 10 percent reduction in the $2.7 billion biennial budget would ease deficits without new revenue. Focus on road building public aid and education with economy, audit improvements, lien laws, and trimming personnel and contract expenses.

Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois Istest Public Instruction George T. Wilkins General Assembly W. Russell Arrington

Illinois selective service boards face heavier 1960 workload

Illinois local boards processed more registrants in 1960 than 1959 with 6 259 men reaching age 18 each month and 1 254 306 on rosters. They inducted 6 239 into the army, totaling 169 803 since Korea began, while 2 000 volunteers served nationwide. Cook County boards supplied about half of Illinois totals.

Selective Service Illinois Willard A. Manning Army Korea Cook County Selective Service Boards Congress Tinois

Attitude Changes Urged to Cut Highway Accidents

Safety experts say drivers bear 90 percent of responsibility for crashes. They distinguish fixed attitudes such as speeding and ignoring pedestrians from temporary ones like drinking, lateness, or stress. Readers are urged to study their habits. a free copy of the new Rules of the Road is available from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Tillnois

Revenue sources shift focus from investigators to practices

The article argues that tax revenue gains should come from improving practices in key areas. It lists major revenue streams including retailers tax liquor gallonage tax public utility tax cigarette tax insurance tax and fees and inheritance tax as the big producers. Focus on better practices will enhance these sources.

General Revenue Fund Iey

The World Outdoors A Reflection on True Sportsmanship

This piece challenges sportsmen to examine their conduct in hunting fishing boating and land use. It urges respect for limits open seasons landowners and other quietly shared outdoor spaces, calling for self scrutiny and responsible behavior.

West Union Notices and Local Deaths Update

West Union community notes list callers for the McCrory family funeral, hospital, and club gatherings. Obituaries include Ada Midgett of Robinson and visits by Lindley and Coryell families, with social and Baptist meeting attendance details.

Local Social News Notes and Family Visit Details

Mrs Ruth Wright hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Fenton Ledermann and children. Edward E vide and kids attended Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs Hammett Wright. Chalk Nidey had surgery Tuesday at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Edward Parkers and Billy Wiser dined with Mrs Parker’s parents Mr and Mrs Millard Martin last Thursday evening.

Ruth Wright Fenton Ledermann Edward E. Vide Hammett Wright Chalk Nidey St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Edward Parkers Billy

Choctaw Social Notes Mention Local Visits

Mrs Maude Miller hosts and visits with neighbors including Maude Miller Grace Blizzard and Golda Blizzard. Paris visitors Ben Strohm and Martha Booker spent Sunday with Maude Miller and Jo Grace. Sympathy extends to Mildred Turner on the death of her mother Mrs Frank Hutchens.

Ben Strohm Paris Martha Booker Marshall Maude Miller Jo Grace Golda Blizzard Ottis Williams Mary | Carpenter ‘and Sons Ferry Shotts Sandra Martha Booker John Miss Grace Blizzard Mildred Turner Frank Hutchens

County Line Social Notes From Palestine Area

Mr and Mrs Buell Millis of Palestine spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alva Wells. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Graham and Mrs Lena Artman and Mr and Mrs John Heleine and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Junior Cornwell and sons. Mr and Mrs C Arnold were callers in Palestine Friday of last week. Mr and Mrs George St John of Casey were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Drake. Mr and Mrs James Misner called on her parents Mr and Mrs Joe McCurry Sunday afternoon.

Ida Williamson Plainfield Indiana Martha Blankenship Indianapolis Merle McCrory Wade’ “McCrory Fairbanks Eva Wright Cleona Bartlett Mar‘tha Bush Nelle Cline Bertha Craig Helen ‘Crumlin Edna Gard Leona Highsmith Georgia Macklin Irma Manhart Shirley Norton Nelle Strohm Vance Bonesteel John Coryell Frances Jackson Lena Baker Buell Millis Palestine Alva Wells Roscoe Graham Lena Artman John Heleine Junior Cornwell and Sons C. Arnold George St. John of Casey Ray Drake James Misner Joe McCurry

Illinois Farm Electrification Council survey shows electric heating

The survey of 36 power suppliers reveals 5 075 homes heated electrically as of May 1960, about 20 percent higher than earlier figures. Harold Beaty of the University of Illinois agricultural engineering staff notes the rise.

Illinois Ilinois_Farm_Electrification Council Harold Beaty University of Illinois Agricultura

First Church Christ Scientist Weekly Services

Sunday service at 1100 a.m. Wednesday evening service at 745 p.m. All welcome. Sunday school starts 830 a.m. Details unclear but public access implied.

Christ A. Mie

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