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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1964
Page
5
Wanted: Ladies to do phone survey from their own home with a private phone. Pay rate $1.25 per hour. Send details to P. O. Box 93 Paris Ml. Also wanted limestone phosphate rock gravel dirt hauling by Jesse A. Murphy. Babysitting in my home days available with Mildred Elledge. phone 7092.
A mix of social visits, funeral attendance, and home sales notices in Marshall Indiana and nearby towns. Includes for rent ads, farm and home sales, hay and livestock listings, service ads, and business promotions with phone contacts. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Stanfield and Mr. and Mrs. Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Poorman, and Drake Frozen Food Locker.
The Marshall Co Op Association will hold its annual meeting at 100 pm on Monday March 2 1964 in the Court Room Marshall Illinois. Patronage checks will be distributed after the meeting. All members urged to attend.
Mrs. Mercer Bouldin of Ahsahka Idaho recalls her birth as Selah J Clift on the Mississippi near Cincinnati Illinois. She describes steamboat work by her mother, horse theft on the levee, river rescues, and boat rentals by her stepfather John Grimm. Contributions requested to The Old Timer Box 39 Franfort Ky.
Mrs H E Cork comes home from a Naples Florida visit. Mrs Gladys Woods aided Mrs Mae Fawley in quilting Monday.
The Lawrence Cook Family expresses deep appreciation to auctioneers Knowles and Poynter, clerk Harold Imle, and all who contributed to a successful sale and luncheon.
Ethel Meeker expresses gratitude for prayers cards and visits received during hospital and nursing home stay. She appreciates the outpouring of care from friends and neighbors.
The Liffick family thanks friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement. Mr and Mrs Thomas Liffick and sisters.
The family of Mrs. George Manning (Alice) and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horner thank friends for kindness during Mother's illness, hospitalization, and after her death. Additional thanks to Robert Eugene Horner and Amanda Lou Horner for support.
Roy H. Butler expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for cards flowers and acts of kindness received during his hospital stay and after returning home.
The family of Esther Brown extends heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for floral offerings prayers cards food and acts of kindness. Gratitude to the pallbearers Rev Ray Smith Marrs Funeral Home and all who assisted in any way.
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