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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1958

Page

3

LAW ON THE FARM By James J. Elson

Farmers contemplating irrigation can use water from drainage ditch rights. If land ownership remains with the landholder, he may use water from ditches crossing his land but must not obstruct drainage or raise district costs. Rules vary if ditch follows a natural stream or is older than twenty years. in such cases share-of-water limits apply. Access depends on third party ownership of the ditch bed and other water users.

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Cheese in Lentile Lent menus

Cheese leads Lenten menus with power packed meals. Two ounces of American cheddar provide protein equal to lean cooked meat. University of Illinois foods specialist Dorothy McIiver notes cheese offers flavor and staying power, plus endless uses and versatility for main dishes.

Dorothy Mcliver University of Ilinois Foods

Fog Driving Tips From Safety Guide

The guide advises turning on tow beam headlights to cut fog, keeping lights on in daylight for visibility, driving slowly, stopping within sight, pulling off when visibility fails, cleaning the windshield, signaling with brake taps, and using the right edge of the road to navigate fog patches that can thicken suddenly.

Cheeseway Boulevard Cheese Guide Distribution

A University of Illinois pamphlet offers a map of cheeses and their uses titled Cheeseway Boulevard. Copies are available by writing to 330 Mumford Hall, Urbana Illinois.

University of Ilinois Mumford Hall Urbana Illinois

Local Figures Share Weekend Visits in West Terre Haute and Marshall

A crowded weekend of family and friend visits spans West Terre Haute and Marshall. Notables include Mrs. Maggie Bland visiting David Bland, Mrs. A. E. Doll hosting Nina Johns, and Norman Yeley spending Sunday with E. O. Jones family. News notes also report the death of Mr. Brandenburg of Casey at St Anthony Hospital.

J. H. Johns George Douglas Orville Taylor Foster Thompson West Terre Haute Maggie Bland Indianapolis David Marshia Farris Della Rollings Mary Weat Terré Haute A. E. Doll W. F. Taylor Annetta Hollenbeck Viola Joy Dick Flenn Danny Taylor Marshall Russell. Taylor Lawrence Cooper Winford Montgomery Nell Taylor Dean Helms Bill Brown Chrisman Earl Brown Robert Kirby Earl Kirby Paris Cary White Elbridge P. M. White Edward Doll George Ray Darrell Edward Lloyd Sinclair Kansas Illinois Russell Taylor Ella Louise Yeley Joyce Prusett Marilyn Harper Vicki Pellum Butch Kirchner

Local residents share visits and church meeting notes

Rosa West Liberty and Anna Behner attended a missionary meeting at Grace Clapp’s home. Various families, including Cox, Statesman, Fitzgarrald, and Cartright, hosted or visited relatives and friends through the week. 4 H meeting attendance noted in Martinsville.

Anna Behner Mary E. Behner Lorene Harbor Grace Clapp Irwin Harbor Carol Ann Ewbank Donna Linda Behner Howard Cox Walter Cox Lilly Starks Ethel Fitzgarrald Carl Chapman Wilbur Cartright Don Statesman Debbie Robin Everett Statesman Ernie Lee Clarence Fitzgarrald Ivan Homer Jeffs Lawrence Lovell Newlin Gilbert Betty Kyle Reta Sue Kyle Terre Haute Milbourn Chapman Donna Behner Martinsville

Melrose Social Visit List Reaches Wide Circle

Miss June Kenderdine hosts a wide circle including Mrs. Charles Kenderdine Rodney Alan and many Kenderdine relatives. Guests include Mrs. Doris Pari Mrs. Sharon Davison Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shelton and others. They spent Sunday with the St John and McElwee families and nearby neighbors.

Charles Kenderdine Rodney Alan Doris Pari Sharon Davison Henry ‘Shelton June Kenderdine Sandra Judy Debby ‘Kenderdine Opal Cornwell Danny Joe Joan Cornwell Paul Alan Celia Dodd Jessie’ Redmond Mra. Omer Powell Donnie Frankie Rodney Alan Lee St. John Kenny Doyle St. John Carroll St. John Clayton McElwee

Obscure Friday and Sunday Social Notes From Oblong Rink

The clipping lists local residents and guests at skating parties at Oblong rink on Friday and Monday nights. Names include Joyce Shelton, Vera Gayle Cannady, Mrs Flossie Kenderdine, Keith and Rosalee Kenderdine, June Kenderdine, Garnet Ogle, Tony, Nadine Chapman, Mike Davison, Warren and Mr. Cannady, and Rodney Alan Kenderdine visiting grandparents Sunday evening.

Joyce Shelton Vera Gayle Cannady Flossie Kenderdine Keith Rosalee June Kenderdine Garnet Ogle

Christian Science Sunday Service at Pine Street

A church notice invites the public to a Sunday service at 11 00 a m with the topic Christ Jesus and a Wednesday evening service at 645 p m at 014 Pine Street.

Pine Street Christ Jesus

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