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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1965
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists mailing details and pricing including subscription at $2.00 per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch with 20 cents per line for classified ads.
The Illinois General Assembly debates deficiency and supplemental appropriations as budget planners urge better data for sponsors. Representative Lloyd Harris pushes for detailed fact sheets on need, decreases, personnel, and costs to answer colleagues. Chief Ryan warns drivers and pedestrians to stay cautious as icy patches linger despite February’s end.
The column records frost on bridges and passes with caution about dry pavement and late storms. It lists visits and social calls among residents including Evert Harbor Wilbur Curtright Max Hirschman and Lily Starks with mentions of Fitzgarrald families and others in Kansas Paris and nearby homes.
Mrs. Ruth Wright reports visits by Mr and Mrs Omer Shawler and family of Marshall, and Mr and Mrs Claude Hurst of Marshall Route 2. Miss Karen Chapman and Miss Jeannie Ellis are patients at Union Hospital Terre Haute. The Redeemer's quartet sang at the Christian Church, with many local guests attending.
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports visits and gatherings in West Liberty including Mr and Mrs Ralph Marrs and others visiting Lafe Marrs. Home Bureau meeting at Mrs Loren Samford. calls on Fitzjarralds and Stutesmans. Wilhoit family supper with the Lashbrooks. nursing home visit to Helen Welsh. Mae Selders and Dan Shumaker visiting Eather Fitzgarrald. Golda Harbor mentioned.
Mrs G B hosts as Miss Charmaine Paulson and others join Sunday dinner with the Morgans. Hospital note mentions Mrs Fred Bright treated for a broken wrist after a fall. Sandwich Illinois visitors and local families are guests over the weekend, with attendance at a funeral and church services.
Mrs. Maude Miller reports that Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Martha Booker of Marshall and Ben Strohm of Paris visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Maude.
Miller and sister John Blizzard was a dinner guest. Ottis Williams of Martinsville spent Friday with Mary Carpenter and Harry. Ben Miller visited Friday with Mary Carpenter and Harry. Mary Carpenter learned sister Ella Bledsoe of Missouri died. Sympathy to the family. Grace Higginbotham visited with Gladys Garver at Marshall. Maude Miller spent Friday with Martha Booker at Marshall. Truman Ross called on Maude Miller at Marshall. Leon Bender visited with Maude Miller and sister Saturday.
The regular monthly PTA meeting is set for Monday February 16 at 7 30 PM in the high school cafeteria. Nurse Ruth Kemp will explain the duties of her position and Charles Ingram the playground instructor will discuss Our Physical Well Being. Nancy Olsen provides entertainment and a short Founders Day skit will be shown with refreshments from kindergarten mothers.
The PTA announces a chili supper set for Thursday February 18 with T V access for children. Classes will handle items: Kindergarten to second grade White Elephant gifts. third to sixth and North 5th two cans chili beans. South Fifth two cans Joan of Arc Kidney beans. seventh and eighth grades one 46 ounce tomato juice.
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