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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1962
Page
2
The brochure Your Money Your University 1960 61 shows Illinois fiscal figures with state taxes 56 percent of income, gifts and contracts 18,035,209, and total expenditures 98,312,234. Instruction dominates at 40 percent, followed by research 27 percent and other services including hospitals and auxiliary enterprises.
The article explains proper lane usage to prevent collisions. It states stay in the right lane except for overtaking, use signals, and plan turns in multi lane roads. Slower traffic should keep right. left lane used for left exits or passing. avoid frequent lane changes to reduce risk. Readers' letters are invited.
The University of Illinois reports total 1960-61 expenditure of 102 035 190 with 12 653 647 for ships and 3 722 956 for additions and debt retirement. State funds, federal grants, and student aid supported 28 574 fall students across Urbana Champaign Chicago campuses. 5480? Degrees granted 5516, scholarships 11392 totaling 3 834 315, loans 707 213 to 3514 students. President Maurice W Scott notes five more state higher education institutions.
University of Illinois safety expert O L Hogsett warns accidents kill a third of child deaths annually. About 11 000 to 13 000 children die yearly and 40 000 to 50 000 are crippled by accidents. Parents can control preschool habits by setting good examples and making safety a family effort.
Miss Linda Behner returns to University of Illinois studies. Numerous local families including the Lashbrooks Fitzjarralds and Clapps hosted visits and Sunday dinners. Clarence Fitzjarrald went to Paris hospital for a check up and will stay a few days. The missionary circle met at Mary E. Behner's home with members listed.
Mrs Ruth Wright clarifies that Estella Shawler was not taken by ambulance to a hospital on Sunday January 28. Shawler was driven by her son Omar Shawler of Marshall who then returned home Thursday evening with her condition listed as fair. Cecil Bounds had been a
The patient in Paris Hospital came home on Sunday January 28. Charles Ogle and Marsha Green wed January 31 at G. J Kemp's home in Marshall with Billy Joe Scott and Mrs. Mike Murphy as attendants. A reception followed at the Ogle home in West Union. Fairy Collier planned an indefinite stay with daughter Don Drake in Robinson due to a heart condition. Saturday supper guests at Elsa Coryell’s included Nelle Strohm, Emma Reynolds, Eda Marvin and Eva Wright.
Dr. C A Dean argues for regular physical activity noting it increases blood flow and lung ventilation aiding daily tasks. Exercise strengthens the heart and reduces fatigue, supports family life, and helps maintain a healthy weight amid growing leisure and automation.
Mr and Mrs Delbert McCrory and son visited the McCrorys while Mrs Buell Millis of Palestine stayed with her parents the Wells. Doyle Artman of Annapolis called on his son, and more neighbors visited or were visited. Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan hosted Mary Graham for a weekend. The column notes various Sunday dinners and callers, plus a light aside on etiquette and television.
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