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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1970

Page

3

Illinois Family Account Book promoted for budget planning

An advertising note describes the Illinois Family Account Book as a comprehensive tool for urban and farm families. It offers monthly expense logs, cash or credit entries, debt tracking, income tax and Social Security spaces, life insurance, savings and investments, mortgage and note records, non farm business costs, and a year end net worth form. It also includes guidance for improving child schooling and home life.

Tllinois Waur County Extu Sion Beverly Combs North Michigan Marshall

calf with deer like features stirs Illinois farmer tale

A Carrollton farmer reports a calf with deerlike traits including long slim hooves dark eye rings a spine patch a short tail and small ears and neck for a 10 month old. Genetics expert says chromosome counts match cow and deer but probability of such mating is near zero and not from experiments.

Pete Brown Carrollton Dwayne Faelert Southern Illinois University Zoology Department Englert Berry Gano

Christmas Travel Highlights From West Union Community

West Union residents share holiday travels with relatives across Florida Kentucky Georgia and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Staniey Leasure visited family in Florence Kentucky and with son Wilford Leasure. Alice Morton returned to Kokomo Indiana after a Christmas stay with the Mortons. Joe McCombs and family visited Champaign neighbors Milo Prust and wife Jean. Martha Evans of Robinson also noted in the gratitude rundown.

Staniey Leasure Florida Thheir Wilford Leasure Florence Kentucky John Drummond Mike Lynn Atlanta Georgia Alice Morton Kokomo Indiana John Morton Joe McCombs Jennifer Jeff Champaign Milo Prust Martha Evans Robinson

Community Notes From West Liberty

Our community extends its sympathy to the family of Mrs. Anna Behner. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and sons returned to Milwaukee Saturday. Mrs. Wanda Hirschman, James and Jamie visited Mrs. Clea Outright Friday. Donnie and Ronnie Gilbert attended a New Year’s Eve party at Teresa Macke’s home. They attended the candlelight service at the United Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Newlin Gilbert attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Calclusure at Effingham Illinois, Sunday.

Anna Behner Oscar White Milwaukee Wanda Hirschman James Jamie Clea Outright Donnie Ronnie Gilbert Teresa Macke United Methodist Church Newlin Gilbert Ora Calclusure Effingham Illinois

Local families share visits and New Year gatherings

Mrs. Ray Biggs and Nancy called on Mrs. Katheritzjarrald and Miss Lily Stark Friday afternoon. Wayne Ewbank family returned to Missouri Saturday. Jerry Strohm and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Hinkle last week. Larry Gilbert attended New Year’s Eve service at Marshall Christian Church. Addie Cox spent Thursday night with Kenneth Cox. Clara White and the Whites were Friday guests of Charley Anderson. Somerhill Stark visited Mrs. Bather Fitzgarrald and Miss Lilly Stark Friday morning. Rachel and Virginia Hinkle with Cathy Blume attended a birthday party for Miss Shirley Newman. New Year’s Eve Wilbur Cutriehe and Clea Curtright spent with Addie Chinman. Newlin Gilbert went New Year’s Eve to Garry Warner’s home. Don Macrean returned to Mississippi last Monday. Mrs. Morgan came Thursday for Brea ingather’s funeral. Darrel Hnkle and daughters were Saturday dinner guests of Carrol Hinkle.

Ray Biggs Nancy Katheritzjarrald Lily Stark Wayne Ewbank Missouri Jerry Strohm Carrol Hinkle Larry Gilbert New Yyar Marshall Christian Church Addie Cox Kenneth Ox Clara White Oscar White Charley Anderson Somerhill Stark Bather Fitzgarrald Lilly Stark Rachel Virginia Hinkle Cathy Blume Haeme Shirley Newman Wilbur Cutriehe Clea Curtright Addie Chinman Newlin Gilbert E Garry Warner Don Macrean Ant Far

Mill Creek Church Sermons and Local Visits Report

Mrs Mude announces Reverend Fider Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek Church Sunday morning and evening at seven. John Blizzard dined with Mrs Maude. Ben Strohm joined them and they visited the Morra funeral home to honor the Ray Burkwhile family.

Fider Glen Arbuckle Mill Creek John Blizzard Maude Ben Strohm Morra Ray Burkwhile Mildred Williams Union Hospital Fimice Tackson Maude Miller Martha Booker Marshall Grace Higginbotham Everett Max Thomeson Bert Garver Donna Tean Clarkaville Joe Riggs F" Garver

Foreknowledge of God sermon heads Sunday worship

New Year greeting from Herald Office reader notes church schedule for January 18 with 9:80 Sunday school and 10:30 morning worship. Annual meeting to follow a carry-in dinner at 12:30. Public asks why Marshall merchants face kickbacks and questions tax proposals.

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