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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1959

Page

2

Marshall Herald community page details and rates

The Marshall Herald published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor. It notes weekly Friday publication, post office second class mail, and subscription rates of 20 to 2060 dollars and local ad pricing 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per reader ad line.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Iinois Ilinois Herald

Time running out for Korean veterans on rehab eligibility

Illinois Veterans' Commission administrator Ralph B. Johnson warns that training must be completed within nine years under Public Law 894 as amended, with August 20 1963 or January 31 1964 deadlines depending on discharge date. Extensions may apply for hospitalized veterans.

Ralph B. Johnson Illinois Veterans’ Commission Johnson Ilinois Veterans’ Commission Edgar County Walter B. Tucker Clark County Marshall Llinois

Traffic Safety Resolutions For 1959

The piece urges motorists to vow better stopping at Stop signs and obey Life Signs along roads. It urges care when overtaking to ensure enough room and to use turn signals consistently. A free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet is available from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Winois

Friendship and honesty in teen dating choices

A Southern teenager asks how to handle a friend who dates peers with bad reputations. The advice urges honesty without damaging the friendship, arguing true friends talk plainly, value respect, and endure honest discussions to strengthen trust.

Joe

West Union Social Roundup Ends New Year Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foley and daughters of Paria and Mrs. Nelle Strohm returned from a multi city east trip. Numerous local residents hosted holiday gatherings and visitors including Fair Collier, Esther Dolson, and Gene Shumaker in the period after Christmas and New Year.

Bill Foley Paria Nelle Strohm New York Washington, D. C East Ethel Meeker Laura Poorman Opal Eagan Ruth Wright Fairy Collier Don Drake Robinson Rush Dolson Union Hospital Terre Haute Leona Highsmith Ferris Highsmith Decatur Robert Nightlinger Wood River Ilinois Esther Dolson Indianapolis Don Hosch Danville Linois Hosch Julia J. B. Burley Fort Lauderville Harry Thompson Urbana Illinois George Ledermann Clarence Ledermann Willie Mary Ledermann Choctaw Gene Shumaker U. S. Army

Notice of Claim Day in Estate of Mary Catherine Brown

Notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Mary Catherine Brown deceased. Claimants must present their claims by the specified claim day to the court or administrator as required by law. Failure to file may result in loss of rights to participate in distribution.

Mary Catherine Brown

Melrose Social Roundup Highlights Kenderdine Family Gatherings

The Melrose column notes multiple Kenderdine family visits from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kenderdine and relatives to Mrs. Flossie Kenderdine and others. It mentions a New Year’s Eve marriage of Sandra Kenderdine and Darrell Rich at the Christian church in Flat Rock and various calls on neighbors throughout the week.

Elmer Gillis Woodriver Illinois Lawrence Kenderdine Sandra Judy Debra Darrell Rich Flossie Kenderdine Kenneth Blankenbeker Ralph Joe Smitley Charles Kenderdine Rodney Joyce Shelton Rosalee Kenderdine Kenderdines Jane Combs Ronda Cornwell Johnny Shelton Keith Kenderdine Fisery Carol”‘Ann Hilda Faraye Lowell Cornyrelt June Ome ‘Powell Kenneth St. John Hume Cora ” Blankenbeker Nina . Blankenbeker Dessie Chapman Sandra’ Kenderdine Christian Church Flat Rock Denzil Wolfe Ralph Blankenbeker Jeanie Cutrell Chuckie Charleston C. W. Cornwell Carol Ann Lowell Lee Hilda Faye Nora Kenderdine Donnie Powell Maude Kenderdine Cora Blankenbeker Thelma Ward

Illinois Mineral Output Tops 1958 Economy Reach

Governor William G. Stratton reports Illinois mineral production in 1958 added over 600 million dollars to the state economy for the third straight year and surpassed the half billion threshold for the ninth consecutive year. Crude oil and related products exceeded forty percent of the total, coal nearly thirty percent, with limestone dolomite cement lime and other minerals composing the rest.

William G. Stratton Illinois

Estate of Mary Ty Illinois Claims Deadline

Notice states that Monday March 2 1950 is the dairy date in the estate of Mary Ty Illinois and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before date without issuance of summons. Harold Smith Bates executor John M Hollenbeck Attorney 220 South Sixth Street Marshall Illinois Adv. 2-3

Mary Ty Illinois Harold Smith Bates John M. “Hollenbeck South Sixth Street Linois

Thanking Cards for James R. Pierce Family Note

A fragmented gratitude note honoring the death of James R. Pierce from his family. The message thanks Rey Kemps, Bir, Mrs. Marrs, Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, James Sr., and Jackie for their kindness and reminders, acknowledging support during mourning.

James R. Pierce Elec Rey Kemps Bir Mrs. Marrs Mra Dorothy Pierce James, Sr Jackie ‘Liynana Tee Ey

Largest Woman's Club in Illinois Examined

A public information message from Sperry and Hutchinson highlights Illinois women shopping with S H Green Stamps. It notes 2 236 000 shoppers in the state and credits trading stamps with driving $35 531 000 in purchases from Illinois manufacturers, supporting 3 501 jobs and local taxation.

Woman's Club Illinois S&h Sperry and Hutchinson Company S&h Green Stampa

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THE Marshall Herald Veteran Information University of Tlinois Charles F Carpentier Fomen Iy D. So Elmet National Weekly Newspaper Service Frankfort West Union Everett Shumaker, and Sons Richard Chapman Jimmy Tommy Heleine Omer Powell Frankie Donnie Gerald Washburn and Sons Wallace Washburn Winford James Blankenbeker Kenny Boswell Beau Brummel Melrose June Kenderdine State of Idis Illinois State Geological Survey Archier Bess BPR Marshall ‘Herald Pontiac Gm CF America Flowers “Sales & Service Archer Ave Marshall, Ill
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