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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1943

Page

2

Martinsville Boosters 4-H Club Forms First Meeting

The Martinsville Boosters 4-H Club held its first meeting of the year on Friday night February 5 at 7 30 p m in the Ag room of Martinsville Community High School. Officers elected were President Johnny Bill Hardway Vice president Rosie Slater Secretary Treasurer Nelson Ault Reporter Floyd Bowen and Recreational Chairman Robert Slater. The group plans regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays at 7 30 p m until the farming season starts.

Martinsville Boosters 4-H Club Donald Boyer Johnny Bill Hardway Rosie Slater Nelson Ault Floyd Bowen Robert Slater Martinsville Community High School T. E. Myers Vern Church Letha Belle McFarland George Church Delbert Napier Graydon Alrey Dean Reeds Nelson Auld

Enroll Now in 4-H Work for Victory

The 4-H Club urges farm boys and girls to join in 1948 to aid war efforts by producing more food. Projects include Pork Production Beef Lamb Poultry Vegetables and Biggs. Members gain coopera tion and management experience through caring for their own projects and supporting family food supply.

Club Meeting and Tax Guidance From Local 4-H Notes

The 4-H Triple T Club met at the Schaefer home with officers reading duties and naming adult readers. A tax briefing explains federal returns for individuals and couples, filing thresholds, joint returns, penalties, and simplified forms for low income taxpayers.

Victory Gardens urged for Clark County in 1943

Editorial urges Clark County residents to cultivate gardens in 1943 as a larger share of food goes to allies and military needs. Each farm family should grow for own use and, where possible, send surplus vegetables to local markets, while residents elsewhere are also prompted to act.

Victory Gardens Clark County Bevery California Florida

Green Moss Local Social Notes And Family News

J W Lowry and wife of Charleston visited J D Ross last Friday. John Hurst and son Dwayne visited Othal Hurst at Paris Sunday. Ernest Reely family and Reeley sister Mrs Margaret Wilcoxin hosted at Martinsville Sunday. Robert Newell was hurt by a horse last Tuesday but recovering. Mabel Heatherly, Rose and Carrol called on Roe Davis Tuesday. Will Walters family attended funeral of sister Amanda Conley at Westfield Sunday. Roe Davis family visited Clyde Bragg family Sunday. Brenton Montgomery of The Coast Guard Hawaiians has been promoted to sergeant and reports good health bed and meals.

John Hurst Dwayne Othal Hurst Paris Ernest Reely Reeley Margaret Wilcoxin Martinsville Robert Anna Newell Mabel Heatherly Rose and Carrol Roe Davis Will Walters Amanda Conley Westfield Clyde Bragg Brenton Montgomery Coast Guard

Shoe rationing plan aims to stretch scarce footwear

Gustave Ritter, chairman of the Clark County War Price and Ration Board, outlined a February 9 to June 15 shoe rationing program. Each person may buy one pair with Stamp 17, transferable within households, with a shovel of details for dealers and hardships for stamping needs.

Clark County Gustave Ritter Ritter Mr. Ritter United States OPA

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Reported

Residents attend Sunday school with Mr and Mrs Jess Ashley and children from Paris. many visitors including Aaron Hutchings of Hammond Indiana and families of Hutchings Fox Murphy Wilford and Spires stop by for weekend or Sunday visits across Clarksville. Several members travel to Terre Haute and Georgetown for business and family gatherings.

Jess Ashley Paris M. J. Good Aaron Hutchings Hammond Indiana George Hutchings H. Hutchings Eileen Fox Tony Terry Murphy Il Fox Lou Spires Terre Haute John Wilford Georgetown Clarence Wilford Emil Fox

Help wanted for war effort route positions in local area

Immediate opening in essential war work. Manager of a large feed company seeks two reliable men for local routes. Farm or sales experience helpful. Car required. Pleasant, steady work. Send name and address for interview to Box 150, Marshall Herald.

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