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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
2
The Illinois State Bar Association says a private citizen may waive the right to privacy by taking part in a newsworthy event or public inquiry. Spectators at sports or rallies may be photographed and aired as part of normal coverage, and neighbors may be drawn into public investigation.
Chief of Police urges drivers to defend against accidents with safer habits. Drive defensively and keep safety in mind at all times to reduce crash risk. The advice emphasizes proactive caution to avoid two car collisions and protect all road users.
A reader describes a wrist ganglion recurring after removal and explains its origin from tendon sheath secretions. The editorial covers where ganglions form, common sites, symptoms, and treatment options including surgery, injections, and the possibility of recurrence. It notes that trauma can contribute and mentions one old home remedy.
The article urges safe driving habits focusing on mental readiness and courteous behavior. It details keeping signals clear, using proper lanes, dimming lights, yielding, and maintaining awareness. It warns against rushing, running stop signs, and speeding, stressing self control and safe vehicle maintenance.
A skilled driver cannot avoid an accident when the vehicle itself is unsafe. The faulty condition compromises safety and increases crash risk regardless of driving ability.
Community notices from West Union include Sunday dinners with the Graham Cannady Misner and Moore households, and friendship visits. Deaths of William Boyles at Ft. Polk and Paul Murphy of West Terre Haute are noted with survivors listed. Hospital stays, church events, and local travel are also summarized along with family visits and a closing reflective line.
The article traces West Point's origin from a 1802 congressional authorization establishing a Corps of Engineers and a Military Academy at West Point, noting its expansion to about 16 000 acres, the Thayer era creed DUTY HONOR COUNTRY, and the four year Bachelor of Science program with no tuition. Cadets receive monthly pay and a ration allowance.
Mrs Eather Fitzjarrald and Miss Lily Stark attended a supper at Grandview for Mr and Mrs Richard Clapp and Anita of Arizona. Joe Smitley visited the Gilberts. Ralph Fitzjarrald visited Charley Fitzgarrald. Walter Cox and others spent time with Clea Curtright. Jerry Seaton announce the arrival of daughter Carole Jean. The group attended Frank Zink’s funeral in the afternoon.
Excerpt invites interest in Presley Tours for 1967 travel to Europe, Holy Land and South America. Luncheon events in Belleville Illinois and West Frankfort Illinois invite potential travelers to meet Presley Tour members and learn about trip costs and group planning.
Mrs Rosa Statesman and family hosted and visited relatives across town over the weekend. Numerous couples and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Wayne Ewbank and Susanne, Mr and Mrs Paul Behner, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ewbank, and Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald, shared social visits and Sunday suppers. A local adage praises investing in a first class bed and chair and a wife.
The Veachs thank friends for prayers, cards, gifts, calls and visits during hospitalization and after return home. They appreciate blood donors and note the cast requires bed rest until late March. God bless each reader.
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