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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash-aley-Prints at 1248 Sth Street Marshall Illinois provides subscription rate at 2.00 yearly local advertising 35c per column inch and classified ads 20c per line. Editor listed as Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart prints every Friday in Marshall Illinois 62441.
Southern Illinois recorded a cooler year overall in 1966 with near normal rainfall and 14.8 inches of snow. The SIU Climatology Lab notes temperature two degrees below normal and rainfall four fifths of an inch below average, while drought hurt crops in summer. Separately SIU plans permanent buildings to replace about 200 temporary structures, leasing off campus dormitories and a factory to ease a space bind during construction.
The Illinois State Bar Association notes LSD possession is legal in Illinois but selling or giving it away is a federal offense. First offense is a misdemeanor up to 1000 dollars or one year in jail. second offense is a felony with up to three years and a 10000 dollar fine. The FDA restricts LSD to research and experimental use until more is known.
The Past Matrons Club of the O. E. S. met January 17 at Mrs. Winona Barnam with fifteen members and two guests. Obituary news reached West Union about Robert Whitson’s death in Texas, a former resident and son of the late Elvira Williams. Sunday dinners featured many relatives and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and guests from Annapolis Hutsonville Robinson St Louis and Danville. Birth anniversary honors and family visits to Texas and Champaign were noted amid social gatherings.
The plan outlines a housing project along Harwood Ave near the old campus and in the Grand Lake Street area near the Wham Education Building. Offces and services in the unfinished upper floors of the University Center and Morris Library must relocate to allow completion work.
Supper guests of Mr and Mrs John Mitchell at Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Bud Chapman called on dire Bid Cannady. Mrs Fenton Ledermann with Mr and Mrs Larry Morecraft and sons visited Joplin Missouri. The Come Join Us Class met at the Christian Church with a spaghetti supper for about forty attendees.
The Melrose column notes the birth of twin boys at Sandwich Hospital on January 25 at 5 30 pm weighing 6 18 1 2 oz and 8 13 1 2 oz with no names yet. Charlotte Crystal and Donna Weir celebrate a third birthday with cake and ice cream Monday night January 23. The Weirs visit with Charles Kenderdine family and Joyce Shelton is noted as mother. Local relatives include Mr and Mrs John Poorman and Mr and Mrs Olen Wells. Flossie Kenderdine visits Warren Kenderdine family from Friday to Saturday afternoon.
The Kenderdine and Powell families plus the Sheltons and Weirs shared calls and visits over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Kenderdine called on the Crumlin family at Mt. Carmel and the Weir children spent time with the Henry Shelton home. Steve Wells visited from Fort Leonard Wood with his wife Sue and Olen Wells family before returning to camp. Rodney Kenderdine and Donna Kenderdine joined Sunday dinner with the Warren Kenderdine family.
The Clark County A&G Committee invites proposals to supply a suitable office facility for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and the Soil Conservation Service. Proposals due February 20, 1967, must include a site adjacent to a main street and a building meeting existing codes. Dale Poorman, chairman.
A Republican caucus will be held Tuesday February 7 1967 at the Melrose Town House at 2 00 p m. All Republicans are urged to attend. Daniel R Cornwell Precinct Committeeman.
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