Real Estate Transfers and Mutual Quitclaim Notes
Raymond W and Ethel Hainley transfer south half of lot 2 block 23 in Archer addition Marshall via quitclaim dated November 15 1948 recorded for $2. Guy and Mary Neal transfer lot 8 block in Dulaney s first addition to Casey via warranty deed dated January 3 1949 for $2. Chicks offered for sale described as pullorum tested flocks from known sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W
Ethel Hainley
Vallie
McDaniel
Wm. B ‘Archer
Marshall
Guy
Mary ‘Neal
Eunice EB. Walters
Dulaney
Casey
Auction and rental notices from Marshall area ads
Classifieds show a 1942 Ford truck sale with rack and hoist, contact Kenneth Wells in West Union Illinois, Marshall 8818. Also rental of a first floor five room apartment with modern features and steam heat, contact number 722. Additional line notes weekly calls in Marshall on Mondays and Thursdays. doctor Bertha C. McDaniel osteopathic physician in Martinsville lists several Marshall phone numbers for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wells
West” Union
Ilinois
Marshall
Bertha C. McDaniel
Martinsville
Marshall residents host New Year gatherings and visits
The county paper lists numerous Marshall area residents visiting relatives across Indiana and Illinois during Christmas and New Year. Highlights include returnees from Detroit Gary and Paris Illinois, new year greetings, illnesses, and hosting of friends at homes north of Marshall and in nearby towns.
Families Return From Holiday Travels Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Ralph Goeller and family and C W Goekler came home Sunday after holidays with Elmer Goekler in Corpus Christi Texas They also visited Vernell Allen in Tyler Texas Mr and Mrs George Barnett and children returned home Sunday with Jean Stevens and Verna Huffman Also Wm Stevens family headed to Salem Indiana Jean Stevens and Verna Huffman to accompany them Joe Lee family Alfred McCollum family visited Ed Lee family in Crown Point Indiana Berger and Lynn returned home Tuesday after holidays with Harry Bamesberger and Chester Kurts Martinsville Indiana Robert Hedges and son returned to Bloomington Indiana after visiting his parents Ragan Hedges Nettie Sanders visited Louis Beal last Sunday No tablecloths can be cut into mats or napkins extending fabric use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Randall Bamesberger
Lynn
Corpus Christi
Texas
Elmer Dickson
Chrisman
Joe Thiel
Nancy
Paris
Chester Kurts
Marstinsville
Quentin ‘McNary
Terre Haute
Roy McNary
Ralph Goeller
C. W.goekler
Elmer Goekler
Old Mexico
George Barnett
Jean Stevens
Verna Huffman
Wm. Stevens
Salem
Ind
Joe Lee
Alfred McCollum
Mary Lou
Ed Lee
Crown Point
Indiana
Harry Bamesberger
Martinsville
Robert Hedges and
Bloomington
Mrs
Ragan Hedges
Keep Eggs Covered for Quality Tips on Storage
Keep eggs in the refrigerator as soon as purchased and keep them covered to prevent moisture loss and odor absorption. Do not wash eggs until just before use. Store away from the ice chamber to avoid freezing and preserve the shell bloom which protects against bacteria.
Experimental Frozen Food Unit Farm Overview
Eunice Kelly of North Dakota Agricultural College experiment station describes a home freezer for farms. The 30 cubic feet unit measures about 3.5 by 8 by 3 feet and serves a family of four to six. It uses Redwood bark insulation six to seven inches thick and can ride out 24 hours without food damage. Operating consumption runs under 100 kilowatt hours per month costing $2 to $3 monthly depending on rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itt
Eunice Kelly
North Dakota Agricultural College Experiment Station
Telescopic View of Mars Atmosphere Distorts Observations
The atmosphere acts like a vast ocean of air that blurs planetary detail. Elevating a telescope above the ground reduces turbulence but does not eliminate it. Larger telescopes suffer more air beam distortion, making moderate instruments often yield sharper planetary images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Just In Case Glove Box Essentials and Safety Advice
A advising note suggests every vehicle carry a first aid kit and a flashlight in the glove compartment. The guidance emphasizes preparedness for minor injuries and emergency situations on the road.
Law on the Farm Establishes County Weed Control Department
The 1947 Illinois law lets counties dissolve township weed commissioners and form a countywide weed control department with a two year term commissioner. Petitions from two thirds of townships and 25 voters or five percent of voters allow creation. The department handles weed location, control guidance, inspections, and may charge fees for equipment use. The county funds pay the costs, and the old system may be reinstated by the county board.
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County Board of Commission
Country Board
County General Fund
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