Marshall Herald masthead and rates
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois invites readers to note the weekly edition edited by Mark and Carlos Stewart. It lists the subscription at $2.00 per year local advertising at 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads with Friday publication schedule.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Illinois
Wilbur Shaw New WVA President and Picks For Directors
Wilfred Shaw succeeds Herb Trefz as president at the Clark county Wabash Valley Association annual meeting. Directors named include Lovett, Logue, Casey, Byron M. Rich, Sinclair, Gard, Darwin, Maurer, and Trefz. Lyman Shawler becomes secretary treasurer. Don Able outlines county and state conservation plans with Level 6 updates. A February 20 meeting at Brick church East of West Union is announced.
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Clark County
Wabash Valley Association
Wilfred Shaw
Herb Trefz
Shaw
Temple Lovett
Lyman Shawler
R. Logue
Casey
Byron ¥Mrich
Dale Sinclair
Martinsville
Marton Gard
Darwin
Lovett
Trefz
Marshall
Robert’ Maurer
Don Able
Brick Church
West Union
Hutsonville-Palestine Levee
W.V. A
Charleston
Otto Kerner
Don Williams
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Five Points social notes and hospital update
Mrs. G B Wilhelt reports visits of Mr and Mrs Fred Bright and family along withMr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix to Sylvan Connelly home. Suella and Alice Ann Van Buskirk stay with grandparents Robert and Mrs Tucker while parents are away. Homer Hendrix had surgery at Paris Hospital and is recovering at home en route to North Center School duties. The Wilhoits and Cornwell joined Tracy Wilhoit and Jeffrey at Lawrenceville for a Sunday visit. Harold Claypool and family visited. Mrs Claypool and children stay with Arthur Claypool and Lloyd Hendrix families for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bright
Lloyd Hendrix
Sylvan Connelly
Suella
Alice Ann van Buskirk
Robert Tucker
Homer Hendrix
Paris Hospital
North Center School
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Ron Cornwell
Tracy Wilhoit
Jeffrey
Lawrenceville
Harold Claypool
Ann Lee
Keith
Suse
Arthur Claypool
Claypool
Local Family Gatherings Amid Birthdays and Hospital News
Sunday dinners honored multiple family birthdays with guests including Mr. and Mrs Slyvan Morgan and other relatives. Maurice Wilhoit underwent eye surgery at Union Hospital after Thursday admission. Ken Munson’s birthday was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs Norman Macke and family. Harold Hendrix and family visited the Wilsons and Linda and Mike. Al Wilson and family traveling from California to Memphis were guests of Stan Ley Davis and Roe Davis. Joyce Wilhoit of Chicago visited her parents Glenn and Joyce Wilhoit from Friday to Monday.
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Edward Ellington
Dean Morgan
Roe Davis
David Silverberg
Slyvan Morgan
Maurice Wilhoit
Union Hospital
Norman Macke
Ken Munson
Harold Hendrix
Harvey Wilson
Linda
Mike
al Wilson
Edith Bruner
Sharon
California
Memphis
Tennessee
Stanley Davis
Joyce Wilhoit
Chicago
Glenn Wilhoit
West Liberty Social News Highlights
Rev and Mrs David Beavers and family moved to Pleasant Hill for their new field of work last week. Numerous local visits occurred Sunday and midweek among the Shumaker, Beeners, Lee, Parker and Kibler families with several gatherings at homes and parishes.
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David Beavers
Pleasant Hill
Ina Sweitzer
Glenn Sweitzer
Paul Behner
Ollie Lee
Garland Lee
Darrell Hinkle
Carrell Hinkle
Wilbur Outright
Karen
Max Hirschman
Addie Cox
Ivan
Frank Parker
Paris
Don Morgan
Pat Murphy
Douglas Guenther
David Guenther
Ralph Kibler
Owen Lee
Lowell
James Shumaker
Kenneth Shumaker
Arabelle
Maxine Shumaker
Dan Shumaker
Eather Fitzgarrald
Roy Biggs
Remembering Hardships From Oklahoma to Arizona
Mrs Frankie Lawhon of Fresno recalls a childhood of long bus rides, a country school with mixed grades, floods and muddy roads, parents guiding children through pasture to a neighbor’s cellar, and simple meals by kerosene lamp before moving west. She urges gratitude for modern schooling and asks readers to send contributions to The Old Thuer in Frankfert Kentucky.
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Frankie Lawhon
Fresno
California
Dad
Oklahoma
Arizona
Frankfert
Kentucky
Local families visit across a weekend
Harold Evans and Mr and Mrs Bill Bosstick visited Mr and Mrs Lafe Marrs last Sunday. Mr and Mrs M L Behner Mr and Mrs Paul Behner Mr and Mrs Dan Morgan and Mrs Donna Claypool had dinner at Colonial Kitchen last Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Lashbrook visited with Mr and Mrs Arthur Lashbrook Friday evening. Mr and Mrs M L Behner called on Miss Carrie Behner last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Marshall Thompson spent the weekend with Elzie Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Evans
Bill Bosstick
Lafe Marrs
M. L. Behner
Paul Behner
Dan Morgan
Donna Claypool
Colonial Kitchen
James Lashbrook
Arthur Lashbrook
Carrie Behner
Marshall Thompson
Elzie Newman
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Snowfall
Mrs Jean Cutrell and Chuckie of Wapato reported 14 inches of snow. Friends and relatives from multiple families, including the Kenderdines and Blankenbakers, stopped by for visits and birthday celebrations. Local residents shared calls and Sunday gatherings at several homes, noting ongoing social visits through the week.
Social visits and hospital news in the community
The newsletter notes week dinner guests of the Charles Kenderdine family and several social calls by Mrs. Henry Shelton and others. Naomi Thompson and Lois Jean Shelton visited. youth meeting at Willis Chapel is mentioned. E. Dean Thompson was admitted for observation and tests at St. Anthony hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kenderdine
Henry Shelton
Bonnie Simpson
Gussie Medsker
Marshall
Esther Cornwell
Erma Strohm
West Union
E. Dean Thompson
St. Anthony Hospital
Naomi Thompson
Lois
Jean Shelton
Carol
Hilda Faye Cornwell
Lucy
Nancy
Grover King
Willis Chapel
Flossie Kenderdine
Leo Green
Omer Powell and Sons
Johnny Shelton
Russell Medsker
Visitor Counts Ailments For Comfort When Sick Abed
A visitor recounts a series of ailments heard while nursing a patient at home. The recount offers solace through the intimate sketch of illness and care.
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