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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1955
Page
2
Local Marshall newspaper costs listed include subscription 2.00 per year and local ads 35¢ per column inch with a 2 line minimum. Rates also note reader ads at 20¢ per line with a two line minimum.
The division fence law sets a single shared fence with each farmer responsible for half. Fence height must be sufficient to control animals. materials may vary as long as the fence is in good repair. Fence viewers settle disputes about portions and materials, with notices and repairs allowed if one party fails to act.
The horn is for warning pedestrians and other drivers to prevent accidents, not for venting irritation. Do not blast the horn unnecessarily as sudden loud blasts can startle and provoke dangerous moves, possibly causing crashes. Maintain courteous, reasonable use per traffic laws.
Advice favors friendly relations with neighbors on division fence problems and suggests collecting costs for fencing and labor as a practical approach.
Illinois exceeded its 1954 quota by 6 percent with 460,178,244 dollars in Series E and H bonds sold. The state supplied 9.4 percent of national sales, leading large industrial states in quota achievement. 1954 marked the best year since 1945 with 16 percent above 1953. 76 counties, including Clark, surpassed their quotas. Illinois’ 1955 quota rises to 499,400,000 dollars, about 42,100,000 more than 1954, with a national goal of 54.4 billion dollars.
In a critique of television and film dynamics Godfrey is accused of firing staff for personal reasons while clinging to a hit show. The piece notes bitter cast producer tensions and one romance that triggered conflict as Sinatra’s recent headlines surface alongside music chatter from Platters, The Jordanaires, Les Paul and Mary Ford, and Capitol releases.
A narrator recalls aiding a hopeful young automobile mechanic after dropping his wife and two children with relatives in Mississippi. He travels north at night, aiming to keep a tight schedule while acknowledging the perk of NICE experiences in any field helping novices.
West Liberty locals share weekend visits and gatherings. Names include Ree, Lestad, Hinkle, Cox, Statesman, Fox, Shearer, Waite, Zink, Hale, Combs, White, Behner, Harbor, Fitzgarrald, Starks, Cartright, Ewbank, Gleaner, Hammond, Ollie Lee. Community families host and visit across Clarksville and nearby homes.
Miss Nova June Shelton was a Thursday supper guest of Mr and Mrs Warren Kenderdine and June and Charles. Miss June Kenderdine visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Rita Lee and Pamela and Cheryl. Marsha Green was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs Flossie Kenderdine. William Cannady and daughter Vera visited. Keith and Rosalee Kenderdine were Friday dinner guests.
Mr and Mrs Leo Green and Sharon joined Mr and Mrs John Wheeler and family for dinner in Baliff vicinity. Jerry Green visited Jerry Parcel for Sunday dinner. Kathleen Drummond visited with her aunt Mrs Bertha Snavely. Gerald Washburn and family dined with Wallace Washburns. Flossie Kinderdine spent Saturday with Bernard Davison and Mikie. The American Soybean Association notes new soybean grades will reward farmers selling clean beans.
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