Marshall Herald weekly edition details and rates
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois is edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It prints every Friday and is entered as second class matter at the Marshall Illinois post office. Subscription is 2.060 dollars per year with local ads at 35 cents per column inch and reader ads at 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Iinois
Ilinois
Herald
Time running out for Korean veterans on rehab program deadlines
Illinois Veterans' Commission administrator Ralph B. Johnson warns eligible Korean veterans with service connected disabilities must complete schooling within nine years, with August 20 1963 or January 31 1964 deadlines based on discharge date. Extensions possible for hospitalized veterans.
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Ralph B. Johnson
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Johnson
Ilinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Walter B. Tucker
Clark County
Marshall
Ilinois
New Year Traffic Resolutions Urge Safer Driving
Article urges motorists to improve driving habits in 1959 by stopping at Stop signs obeying Life Signs and ensuring room before passing. It calls for consistent signaling when stopping or turning and notes a free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier Secretary of State Springfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Iinois
Honest talk can save a fragile teen friendship
A Southern teen asks how to handle dating with a friend whose companions have a bad reputation. The advice urges honesty without gossip, stressing that true friendship rests on honesty and respect. If friends cannot talk plainly yet stay loyal, the bond may not endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Elmet
Yomat
Christmas and New Year Social Notes Across West Union
West Union residents share holiday visits and travels with relatives in Illinois Indiana and beyond. Numerous families hosted guests over Christmas and New Year including Meeker Poorman Eagan Wright Collier and Shumaker families as well as church groups and local gatherings.
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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
Fort Lauderville
Harry Thompson
Urbana
Illinois
Notice of Claim Day for Mary Catherine Brown Estate
Estate of Mary Catherine Brown, deceased, lists claim day details for creditors and interested parties. Notice serves to alert all potential claimants of filing opportunities and deadlines under the probate proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Brown
Melrose Social Roundup Reflects Kenderdine Family
A series of Monday to Saturday family visits and gatherings centers on the Kenderdine clan in Melrose. Notables include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kenderdine, Sandra and Debra, Rodney, Miss Joyce Shelton, and others. Sandra Kenderdine and Darrell Rich wed New Year’s Eve at Flat Rock’s Christian church.
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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
Illinois
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 $600 million for third straight year
Governor William G Stratton announced that Illinois mineral production in 1958 added more than 600 million dollars to the economy for the third consecutive year and surpassed the half billion dollar mark for the ninth straight year. Crude oil and related products accounted for over 40 percent, coal 29 percent, limestone dolomite cement and lime 13 percent, clay products 10 percent, sands and gravel 5 percent, and fluorspar zinc lead and silver 2 percent.
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William G. Stratton
Illinois
Estate of Mary Ty Illinois Claims Deadline Monday March 2 1950
Notice of claims against the estate of Mary Ty of Illinois with a March 2 1950 deadline. Filing without issuance of summons may be required and Harold Smith Bates is the executor. John M Hollenbeck attorney at 220 South Sixth Street Marshall Illinois handles the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ty
Illinois
Harold Smith Bates
John M. “Hollenbeck
South Sixth Street
Linois
Pierce family thanks for support after loss
A brief thanks note expresses gratitude to Rey Kemps Bir and Mrs Marrs for their kindness after the death of James R. Pierce. The message is signed by Mrs Dorothy Pierce James Sr and Jackie Lynana Tee.
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James R. Pierce
Elec
Rey Kemps
Bir
Mrs. Marrs
Mra
Dorothy Pierce James, Sr
Jackie ‘Liynana Tee Ey
Largest Illinois Woman's Club Through Trading Stamps
Illinois women participate daily in shopping that supports trading stamps. The S H Green Stamps system is portrayed as a vast state wide club benefiting homes and families. In 1940s figures show stamp companies bought 35 531 000 worth of goods from Illinois manufacturers creating 3 501 jobs. SPERRY AND HUTCHINSON COMPANY releases this public information.
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Illinois
S&h
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
S&h Green Stampa
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