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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
8
A vehicle operating cost estimate shows average drivers pay 12 cents per mile, while 60 trained drivers averaged 23 000 miles at 6.5 cents per mile. They cut costs by avoiding screeching turns and sudden stops, and by traveling 70 mph burning 25 percent more gasoline than 60 mph. Tips include maintaining even speed and avoiding stops to save fuel.
A rainy day fund should be safe liquid and accessible in a lump sum with earned interest. URI researchers tested four months of grocery items in two stores, one with bonus stamps and one without, finding no price difference 67 percent of the time and the bonus items cheaper or higher at times.
A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Clarence Baggs organized by her sister Mrs Harry Mathew drew family members from Dresser Plant area and nearby towns. The evening included gifts and a call from Mrs Conrad Dawson in Carlinville Illinois. Community notices list club meetings and gatherings across Marshall including the Ways and Means Committee bake sale plans and church weddings.
The article lists multiple local clubs meeting at various homes led by Mrs. Martha Warner and others. Attendees include Mrs. Elsie Bloodworth, Mrs. Charity Downs, and many more. Socials feature refreshment, birthday celebrations, and prize awards across several households.
An uncertain saying notes that many problems may resolve themselves if left alone for some time, suggesting patience and inaction as a possible approach.
The Marshall Woman's Club will meet Monday February 11 at 1 30 p m at the Methodist church. Mrs Omar Blankenship will preside. Byard R Bridgett of Lawrenceville Illinois will speak on Civil Defense in Clark County. Hostesses include Mrs Austin Claypool chair Mrs James Davidson Mrs Frank Gunder and Mrs Ralph Prevo.
The quotation asserts that education is not just facts but the habit of learning itself. It emphasizes ongoing inquiry and the formation of a mindset that continually seeks knowledge rather than a fixed body of information.
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