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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1962

Page

9

Marshall Herald publication details and rates

The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois lists publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S 5th St with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors. It notes weekly Friday issues and second class postage plus subscription and local ad rates.

Wabash Valley Printing Co S. 5Th Street Marshall Illinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall, Ilinois Ilinois

A Call to Action on Juvenile Delinquency

The piece argues delinquency stems from adult failing, cites a statistic about youth and law, condemns corruption in policing and elections, and urges responsible parenting and love for children. It links moral duty to salvation and warns of judgment after life.

Always Obey Traffic Signals Says Illinois Highway Safety

A driver who ran a stop sign defended noncompliance as an accident. The Illinois Traffic Law requires strict obedience to all traffic control devices with one exception when directed by a police officer.

Illinois

Guiding Children Toward Safe Paths and Kindness

The piece urges adults to model positive behavior for children and to supervise their actions. It warns that kids imitate adults and stresses walking together with children toward safer, better outcomes rather than dangerous paths. It emphasizes responsibility and shared guidance.

East Central Illinois Retailers Set February 21 Meeting

East central Illinois retailers from Clark Coles Cumberland Douglas and Edgar counties are invited to a Dutch treat dinner meeting February 21 at 6 30 p m at the U S Grant Hotel Mattoon. Joe Meek will speak on The Revolution In Retailing with time for discussion on operating problems legislation public relations and surveys for retailers and consumers. Wives welcome reservations via George Pendell Mattoon Association of Commerce.

Illinois U. S. Grant Hotel Mattoon Clark Coles Cumberland Dougle Edgar Counties Joe Meek Irma Joe George Pendell Mattoon Association of Commerce George

Feather Allergy Insight From Bird Dander and Pet Feathers

Editorial notes rising parakeet and canary ownership linked to feather allergies. Skin testing with parakeet feather extract helps diagnose causative allergy. removal of birds relieved symptoms in a New York report. In 59 mixed feather cases two-thirds reacted to parakeet or canary feather extract, guiding sufferers to consider feather sources.

New York Canary Cage

Ohio Chapel Social Roundup From Terre Haute Visits

Mrs Ruby Graham and Mrs Geneva Crumlin shopped in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Families including the Wernzes, Bumpuses, Musgraves, and Grahams shared weekend dinners and evenings with relatives in Ohio Chapel and Hillsdale Indiana. Several residents, such as Pleasie Bartlett and Grace Wallace, visited and assisted with quilting and meals.

Ruby Graham Geneva Crumlin Terre Haute Robert Wernz Neal Bumpus John Musgrave Fern Wernz True Thompson James Graham Steve Russell Crumlin Gary Betty Linda Claude Ogle Hillsdale Indiana Grace Wallace Mildred White Pleasie Bartlett Gladys Hewitt Frank Hedges Marshall Grant Hollenbeck Joy Spelly Donnie Thompson Virginia Lindley R. H. Gard George Marvin W. A. Shotwell Union Hospital Gregory Stanley Wells Mary Sue Anna Dee Wells Stanley John Wells

Which Came First Metamorphosis in Insects

The text argues caterpillars precede butterflies in metamorphosis. It notes caterpillars have a general diet and store food reserves, enabling transition after building energy. Butterflies rely on nectar and wings to move between flowers, while caterpillars lack such adaptations.

Local Social Notes and Economic Insight From Illinois Field Study

Social items list Sunday to Tuesday visits among local families including the Werngz Bartlett Gard Crumlin and Thompson households. A hospitalized W A Shotwell shows slow improvement after an emergency transfer to Union Hospital. A university study notes farmers now use fewer hours on the tractor per acre for corn, but higher machinery costs per acre than ten years ago.

Robert Werngz Max Bartlett Pleasie Bartlett Adah Gray Walter Gard Doris Terre ‘Haute Russell Crumlin Gary Rex Cornwell Richard Bumpus True Thompson W. A. Shotwell Union Hospital Margaret Wernz Lucille Vanfreet Mable Gard Home Bureau Esther Wright Dannie Wells Anna Dee “Wells Terre Haute Illinois University of Ilinois Oil, Chemical, Atomic, Workers, International Union A. F.L. and Marshall Marshall Local

Face fly infestation spreads south in Illinois 1961

A University of Illinois extension entomologist reports the face fly spread southward in 1961 and severely infested the area north of U S Route 50, indicating significant agricultural impact during that year.

Illinois University of Illinois Extension

Naive Widower Faces a World of Heartbreak

A naive widower remains unaware that a forlorn woman elsewhere views him as a potential meal ticket and pursues him for financial gain.

Determination to Succeed Drives Notable Triumph

A brief, motivational note emphasizes that strong resolve to achieve goals often yields concrete success. It highlights perseverance as a key factor in reaching outcomes and sustaining progress across endeavors.

Made to Give and Take Says a Simple Truth

A concise meditation notes that some things are designed to offer aid while others demand repayment, highlighting a balance between generosity and reciprocity. The line invites reflection on how actions shape relationships and social norms.

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