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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1970

Page

6

Agronomy Day February 26 Leads Clark County Extension

Clark County Extension hosts Agronomy Day February 26 with sessions on plant populations fertilizer rates and crop varieties at the extension building in Marshall. A two day Grain Futures and Board of Trade school follows February 27 and March 7 with enrollment fees.

Clark County Larry Casey Les Boone Ellery Knake Marshall Board of Trade Emil Mosser Leo Stice Tex Massey-Ferguson Newberry Cisne Weir Bluford Hickory Edinburg SCS Schiver United Methodist Church Clark County Farm Bureau Clark Service Company Clark County Soil Clark County Extension Council Ascl. Ip Casey

David Schiver Wins State O W F Marshall Jaycees

David C Schiver 31 operates a 1405 acre mixed grain and livestock farm in Illinois. He won the Outstanding Young Farmer state contest in Champaign and will represent Illinois at the national event in Belleville on April 3 66. He and his wife Bernadine have three children. he began farming after 1954 and runs a diversified operation with corn soybeans wheat hay cattle and calves.

David Schiver Minois Champaign Illinois David Belleville David C Schiver Bernadine Route 1 Schiver Marshall Jaycees U. S Masey-Ferguson Clark County

WEST LIBERTY Social rounds from Rosa Statesman column

Mr and Mrs Tom Smitley were Thursday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Newlin Gilbert. Mr and Mrs Paul Behner attended a Historical Society meeting at Marshall Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Larry Shotts and family visited Mr and Mrs Dan Shumaker Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carrol Hinkle and family called on Mr and Mrs Marshall Thompson at Champaign Saturday evening they attended the ice show. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cartright visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Bardin Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shumaker and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Shumaker.

Tom Smitley Newlin Gilbert Paul Behner The Historical Society Marshall Larry Shotts Dan Shumaker Carrol Hinkle Rachel Virginia Leon Newman Shirly Marshall Thompson Champaign Wilbur Cartright Mike Bardin Kenneth Shumaker Rosa Statesman Robert Statesman Hazel Lashbrook Mary Beasley Wayne Ewbank Susanne Kevin Lloyd Ewbank Virgil Macke Teresa Cathy Blume Randy Morgan John Turner Donnie Gilbert United Methodist Church Roy Biggs Hathel ‘Fitzgarrald Lloyd Claypool M. L. Behner Larry Gilbert Christian Chill Marshanl

Weekend visits and gatherings across multiple households

Weekend visits involved Rosa Statesman with the Statesman family and Hazel Lashbrook at Mary Beasley’s home. Several couples and individuals visited relatives, attended church events, and joined Valentine activities in Marshall and Clarksville areas. Multiple homes hosted relatives including the Ewbank, Behner, Shumaker, and Gilbert families.

Choctaw Preacher Glen Arbuckle to Speak at Mill Creek Church

Rev Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday and Sunday evening weather permitting. Local social notes mention Woodford, Joe and Roger Williams attending a Kentucky tractor pull. Mrs Grace Higginbotham dined with Mrs Gladys Gearver in Marshall. John Blizzard and Ben Strohm joined Mrs Maude Miller for Sunday dinner. They and Mrs Martha Booker attended Glen Martin's funeral in Marshall. Everett Higginbotham and Harry.

Glen Arbuckle Mill Creek Woodford Joe Roger Willams Kentucky Grace Higginbotham Gladys Gearver Marshall John Blizzard Ben Strohm Maude Miller Martha Booker Glen Martin Everett Higginbotham Harry

Community Visit and Social Guests in Marshall

Local notes record visits by Mrs. Maude Miller and Mrs. Martha Booker to Marshall, Mrs. Grace Higginbotham and Berett Carl Carpenter in Martinaville, plus Mr. and Mrs. Woodford Williams and others at Mrs. Alice Bender’s home. Extra mentions include Thursday and Friday supper guests, a birthday celebration, and a casual reference to removing impossibles from courts.

John Blizzard Ben Strohm Maude Miller Ben John Shaul

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