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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1964

Page

2

Illinois passses House Bill 1 forcing party nomination limits

At 11 06 p m January 28 the first special session of the 73rd Trinity Assembly adjourned after passing House Bill 1 which sets ground rules for the state at large election of House members next fall. It provides party nomination limits, no April primary, June 1 conventions, weighted delegate votes, and filing windows for petitions. Governor Kerner signed the bill and other measures also received approval.

Trinity Assembly Springfield House Kerner Carpentier General Assembly Kennedy Harry Hulman Illinois Department of Revenue US Internal Revenue Service Illinois 73Rd General Assembly

Cardiac Workshop At Burnside Home Draws Localcrowd

Clark County Heart unit held a cardiovascular workshop at Burnside Home with about thirty attendees from the Wabash Valley area. Sister Rita Clare assisted as senior instructor. a second school is planned for March. Wilfred Shaw said Burnside Home provided fine accommodations and plans move forward for February Heart Month.

Clark County Heart Unit Burnside Wabash Valley Pat Gorby Mercy Hospital Rita Clare R. N Wilfred Shaw County Heart Unit Shaw

West Union Social Notes Chronicle Local Guests and Dining

Local society page lists numerous visits and gatherings in West Union and nearby towns. Members of the Past Matrons Club met January 21 with Mrs Edna Gard. numerous guests from Paris Robinson and Farmersburg attended dinners and birthday honors. several families, hospital visits, funerals and travel in Marshall Carmi Terre Haute Urbana and Toledo noted with dates and locations.

Edna Gard Martha Crocker Nellie Strohm Eloise Nichols Margaret Miller Winona Burnam Goldin Marvin Berneice Lindley Ruth Foley Paris Nelle Strohm Merle McCrory Robert Beachout Rocky Robinson Vance McCrory Marshall Warren Evans Cyrus Evans West York Emma Walker Euleta, Wernz Farmersburg Indiana Harry Thompson LaMar McCrory Doris Munden Harry Mary Myles Sara Low Dorothy Louise Myles Bar Bara Highsmith Charles Morrison Lara Ann Linda Dix Carla Sue Vincennes Donald Myles Palestine Mr Thompson Jane Jurim Frank Snyder Rush Dolson Estella Shawler Evan Wright DeLain Manhart Trimble Manhart Roy Drum Rachel Murphy James Ohio Hazel Wright Illinois Homemakers Federation Urbana Larry Morecraft Baby Joplin Missouri Claude Morecraft Fenton Ledermann J. R. Murphy Bill Medsker Jeannie Murphy Marr Mary Ingram Christian Hotel Union Hospital Terre Haute Barnes Hospital St. Louis Prust-Hosch Fairy Collier Hubert Collier Marrs ‘Funeral Home Russel Coryell Toledo Coryell

West Liberty Social notes from Mrs Rosa Statesman

Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald visited Gertie Kearns in Kansas Thursday. Several friends and relatives visited and stayed with families in Terre Haute Carbondale Ozark and Kansas. Deaths and a hand surgery were noted at Union Hospital.

Eather Fitzgarrald Gertie Kearns Kansas Anna Behner Lorene Harbor Union Hospital Terre Haute Newlin Gilbert Dalida Mae Selders Mattoon Douglas Gunther and John Kibler Carbondale Wayne Gunther Ozark Ilinois Lily Starks Lena Carter Elma Tiffin Rosa Statesman Hattie Spires Grace Clare Johnie Blume Leon Newman Shirley Charles Fitzgarrald Walter Cox Riley Cox C E. Marrs Rosa States Statesman Anderson Wilbur Cartright

Old Timer recalls pioneer farm life in Minnesota and Illinois

Mrs. Edna Wood of Earlville Minnesota recalls cold winters, log houses, sledding to school, a pot bellied stove, floor holes for squirrels, home knitted stockings, no electricity, kerosene lamps, washboards, wooden boxes for girls and boys, Saturday baths, and early mornings tending fires. Contributions go to The Old Timer, Box 39, Frankfort KY.

Edna Wood Earlville Miinoiss Minnesota Frankfort

Social Visits Round Paris Residents

Mrs Edith Marrs visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Spires in Paris on Monday. Several couples and friends visited or called on local Paris residents through the week, including Mr and Mrs Dean Oakley, Mr and Mrs Larry Wilhoit, Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald, Mrs Roy Biggs, Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzgarrald, Mr and Mrs Frank Waite, Mrs Stella Martin, Mrs Irma Propst, Mrs Rosabelle Walters, Mrs Rose Statesman, Mrs Drake, Mr and Mrs Ralph Kibler, Mrs Addie Cox, and Ivan Parker.

Edith Marrs the Herald Ernest Spires Paris Dean Oakley Larry Wilhoit James Lashbrook Eather Fitzgarrald Roy Biggs Charles Fitzgarrald Frank Waite Stella Martin Irma Props

Thank You Note From Ellen Louise Becker

Ellen Louise Becker thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards prayers and acts of kindness during her illness.

Ellen Louise Becker

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