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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists subscription and advertising rates and mentions an aptitude examination for college seniors. It notes Sergeant Johnie R. Jackson of the Air Force recruiting office in Terre Haute offers details, room 314B Post Office building, with phone contact C7405.
Mrs Darlene Larsen recounts how failing to report her son William’s earnings led to a $350 overpayment in survivor benefits. After her husband’s heart attack, she secured benefits for herself and two children but neglected the earnings report rule. She urges others to report earnings promptly to avoid similar losses.
The United States Air Force plans a large expansion of its pilot training starting July 1965. More than 1400 pilots will be recruited from civilian sources and applications are urgently invited. Requirements include a college degree, ages 21 to 26, and good vision.
West Union events list supper guests at Ledermann households from Missouri and Illinois. Ben Stawart, 69, killed in a south of Mattoon auto crash. funeral held at Johnstown Baptist near Neoga. Honor rolls at Hutsonville High School and various local visitations and gatherings noted through weekend.
Mr and Mrs Marion Garner learn of the accidental drowning of their sons in law Robert Shotts and Edwin Hall during a fishing trip at Salton Sea California. Edwin’s body recovered. Robert’s body still missing. Edwin leaves wife Carol. Robert survived by wife Doris and daughter Robin. Funeral plans for Edwin in Marshall. Community notices of visits and family gatherings follow. Psalms 145:18 is cited from THE HERALD.
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